Three Hurt In Area Highway Auto Accidents
A Youngsville man, Frank C. Martin, 21, suffered a right arm fracture and multiple cuts in a late night single-vehicle crash on Corry Spring Creek road when his 1965 coupe left the wet highway, hit three fence posts, and overturned in a field. Martin and passenger Michael Van Tassel, 21, were ejected. Tracy, with internal injuries, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. A second crash near Titusville involved Robert Adams, 41, and Robert Roush, 19, with combined damage of 250 dollars. Adams’ car struck a utility pole and Roush’s veered off the road. Possible charges pending.
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Youngsville
Corry Spring Creek
Frank C. Martin
Harold Eberhardt
Corry
Harold Matteson
R.D
Tracy
Michael VanTassel
Union City Memorial Hospital
VanTassel
Route 8
Titus Ville
Robert Adams
Tidioute
Robert Roush
R.D. 1
Pleasantville
Adams Auto
Roush Auto
Adams
East Berm
Roush
Eberhardt
GM Walkout Affects 72750 Workers Surpass Strikers
The strike at eight General Motors plants has left 72,750 workers affected as of Friday night, with 36,100 on strike at Assembly Division sites and 38,750 laid off or on reduced hours elsewhere. Production of Chevrolets and Chevelles has fallen sharply, while talks resume without immediate settlement.
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Detroit
General Motors
GM Assembly Division
Fisher Body
St. Louis
Assembly
Chevrolet Assembly
United Auto Workers
Chevrolet
UAW
GM Department
Leonard Woodcock
Pope Devalues Saints in Vatican Calendar Shakeup
The Vatican unveiled a revised saints calendar removing nearly 60 names on grounds some saints may not have existed. Pope Paul VI said no one must change names, but many Catholics face a shift in feast day honors as the list realigns devotion with historical scruples.
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New York
America
Pasquale Columbus
Rocco
Columbus
Vatican
Christopher
Barbara
Alexis
Anastasia
Paul VI
Philomena
Holi' ‘Hess
WOTR Files For License Renewal Here
Public service announcement on WOTR states the station owner has filed with the FCC for license renewal. Olivia T. Rennekamp holds a 10 percent stake and filed the renewal on May 1. Objections must be detailed and received by May 30. A copy of the application is available at the station. no local objections expected though Baltimore interests may file.
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WOTR
Federal Communications Commission
Olivia T. Rennekamp
Bree Wee Spiners
Washington, D
Baltimore
FCC
Wall Gets Choice Jail Or Get Out Of Town
ERIE AP A man named Ben ny Wall 27 faced a riot case with guilty pleas to assault and battery and pointing a deadly weapon. Judge Lindley McClelland offered one week in jail or leaving Erie within 24 hours and not returning. Wall agreed to depart for Detroit Michigan, with rioting and obstructing a policeman counts dismissed.
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Wall
ERIE
Benny Wall
Lindley McClelland
Detroit
Mich
East Side
Militant James Forman Challenging Church Over Reparations
A temporary restraining order barred black activist James Forman from disrupting Riverside Church services after last Sunday's interruption. Forman seeks 200 million dollars from the Roman Catholic Church as part of a broader demand for reparations, arguing religious groups exploit Black people. He met with chancery officials, presenting his asset list request amid a claim the church assets total 44.5 billion and describing the church as the nation’s largest corporation.
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Nisw York
Riverside Church
James Forman
Forman
Chancery
Archdiocese of
New York
Riverside Drive
Joseph R. O
West Smith Plaza Plan Progress Seen in PLCB Notice
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced its intention to relocate the State Store from East Main Street to the West Smith plaza area. Center Associates of Youngstown, Ohio, is expected to develop the shopping complex, with bids already submitted for a variety store by the bypass site. Demolition on the non Smith site finished last summer and work hinges on selecting a contractor.
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West Smith-Franklin Street
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
PLCB
East Main Street
Center Associates
Youngstown
Ohio
Route 6
Worth
Hatch Streets
West Smith Plaza
Buyers Fair
West Smith Street
Garden Hose Freezes Boy's Stuck Finger Rescue
In Seattle a 3 year old, Jeff Miles, got a finger wedged in his tricycle handle bar. After parents and neighbors failed to free him, Fire Lt. Duane Warner recommended a garden hose with water pressure. The method succeeded, freeing the finger.
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Seattle
Jeff Miles
Jeff
Orvil Swiese
Duane Warner
U.S. forces push through Viet Cong positions near Da Nang
Marines, fighter-bombers and artillery hit an area 18 miles southwest of Da Nang, counting 129 enemy dead as US forces report six killed and 12 wounded. Across Saigon and outlying fronts, 117 Viet Cong killed in two battles near the capital, while a helicopter and mines add to civilian and troop casualties and US losses rise to 2,609 helicopters.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Col
William J. Zaro
San Antonio
Tex
Mekong
Air Force
Nixon's ABM plan faces Senate battle says new GOP senators
Five freshmen Republican senators report no strongarm pressure over Nixon's antimissile plan as AP polls show a tight Senate divide on ABM. Charles Goodell of New York and four others oppose the program, while administration aides including Agnew Thurmond Jackson and Harlow press for votes.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Senate
House
Associated Press
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Goodell
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Richard S. Schweiker
Laird
Spiro T. Agnew
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Bryce Harlow
Saxbe
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