U S Losses Not Disclosed Viet Cong Shell 159 Allied Targets
In Saigon reports say 159 allied positions were hit by rockets and mortars in a 24 hour period the largest since February 1968. First tallies list over 300 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in ground fighting near Saigon Da Nang and the Cambodian border with U S casualties at 17 killed 136 wounded. Headquarters gave light overall casualties and damage with 70 of attacks causing casualties while 89 were insignificant.
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1St Air Cavalry Division
Cambodia
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Bates
Three Hut Urge Warren To Ask In Head-On For Fortas' Resignation
A complex report combines a two car crash near Corry on Route 426 injuring four youths and a New York politics update. Corry area victims Bailey Vandercoy and Munn Jr. suffer various injuries. vehicle damage estimated at 2700 dollars. In Washington, Attorney General Mitchell reportedly urged Chief Justice Warren to press Justice Fortas to resign amid new disclosures.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Wheelock
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David Vandercoy
Carson Munn Jr
Mead Avenue
Vandercog Auto
Norbert Irish
Bailey
Vandercog
Irish
Michael , Makar Jr
R.D. 1
Cocaranton
Coneway Road
NEW York
John Mitchell
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Newsweek
Mitchell
Nixon
Justice Department
Concord Wayne Elgin Rural Districts Cut Millage Rates
Concord Wayne and Elgin Rural Districts cut property millages for the coming school year due to countywide reassessment and state aid. Concord Township slashed from 60 to 20 mills, offset by county tax changes and state funds. The Concord budget rises to 280 451 as total district funding climbs to 378 075. details at the administration office.
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Wayne
Concord
Elgin
Wayne Township
Nurses Get Special Recognition Observance praised by governor
The Pennsylvania Legislature first adopted an annual nurses observance in 1886. Governor Shafer lauds nurses for dedication across hospitals industry armed services homes and schools, urging citizens to honor their essential work and recognize nurses as guardians of health. Continued on Page Six.
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Corry
Guv. Shafer
Commonwealth
GM ends Corvair production amid sales drop
Detroit reports General Motors will discontinue the Chevrolet Corvair as of Wednesday, ending a model once pitched to compete with small cars. Officials offered no details beyond routine product review, while critics like Ralph Nader had pressed concerns over safety.
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General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Ralph Nader
Nader
Volkswagen
American Motors Corp
Goldberg Seeks Ethics Review On Pension From Steelworkers
Former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg asked the American Bar Association to rule on the ethics of accepting a 25000 per year pension from the United Steelworkers. He said he would not accept the pension until its propriety was assured and noted his waiver when entering public life. The Steelworkers announced reinstitution of the lifetime pension, prompting Goldberg to seek an impartial determination.
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Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
American Bar Association
United Steelworkers Union
Goldberg
I. W. Abel
United Nations
John’ F. “Kennedy
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Justce
New York
City College Classes Start Under New Head
Nearly 100 Marietta College students began a hunger strike on the third day of protest after President Frank E. Duddy expelled Earl Maiman, newly elected student body leader. City College of New York opens under acting President Joseph Copeland amid ongoing protests over minority demands and campus reforms.
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Associated Press
Marietta College
Ohio
City College of New York
Marietta
Frank E. Duddy
Earl Maiman
Duddy
Maiman
City College
Joseph J. Copeland
Ing
Jersey City
N.J
St. Peter's College
Washington
College
Pame Magazine Reporto
Zap-In Wrecks Town Sends Collegians On Way
Zap North Dakota faced martial law as about 500 National Guardsmen evicted more than 2000 college age youths from Zap. The mischief-turned-destruction began with tavern windows broken and cafe furnishings ruined. Mayor Norman Fuchs estimated $50,000 to $100,000 in damage and noted most youths were well behaved.
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N.D
David Schaper
Dakota
Toronto
Canada
Florida
Norman Fuchs
Burglars Steal 21 Pistols and Cash From Canadohia Lake Shop
Corry State Police investigate a burglary at Canadohia Lake Souvenir Shop owned by Harry Newland union city. Thieves entered via window, emptied cash register for $350, and took 21 handguns valued at $1 200. A burglar was cut during the break in and blood was found at the scene. The Newland family was away from 8 30 to 10 20 pm. A night patrol reported the break in.
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Canadohia Lake
Harry Newland
R.D
Union City
Newland
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