Jamestown to swap horse plows for mechanized snow removal
Jamestown voters accept a move away from horse drawn plows as the highway committee recommends contracting next winter’s snow removal to mechanized plows. Also reported: Kenneth Perkins of North Canton Ohio dies at 58. marriage license requests filed in Erie County. divorce decree granted in Erie County. Corry Drive In to open full time. parking meters removed for new off street lot. State aid of 49377 allocated to Union City Area School District for small group instruction. flood control dam project in progress in West Branch Basin.
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Poland Exiles U S Envoys In Retaliation Round
In a tit for tat exchange Poland orders three U S embassy attaches to leave Warsaw while the United States expels three Polish officers from the United States. The moves follow the April 6 arrest in Warsaw of Cmdr. William D. Althoff and Lt. Col. Bertram L. Parr, with additional expulsions and protests cited.
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Edward L. Wooten
Urbana
Ill
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Tadeusz Wisniewski
Ryszard Osiedzec
U S Presses NATO Allies to Meet Defense Duties
Washington reports rising Pentagon anger at NATO partners who trim their defense budgets and fail to buy US arms. West Germany faces a shortfall near 1.3 billion in promised purchases, fueling talk of troop reductions as Viet Nam manpower strains rise and US forces mass near the iron curtain. Chancellor Von Hassel met McNamara amid tensions over meeting armed-forces commitments. A Sacramento quake rattled the region with no injuries reported.
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Court ruling on community antenna systems and film royalties
The court ruled electronic signals are interchangeable with sight and sound, delivering performances to homes via community antenna systems. United Artists may collect royalties on copyrighted music pictures shown on such systems. The decision could shift pay structures and affect pay-as-you-see TV, with appeals possible.
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Co Antenna TV
Fortnightly Corporation
German defense spending short of 1985 estimate prompts U S concern
U S officials criticize NATO partners for rising GDP while defense outlays in West Germany lag behind 1985 projections. The Institute of Strategic Studies pegs West German defense at 4.87 billion dollars for this year, well below the 5 billion dollar estimate. German forces include 12 divisions, but U S leaders say backup, logistics, and support are lacking to make them a first class army. McNamara warns he will not abandon the 7th Army’s flank in Germany.
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Air Force Claims Heavy Gains in Vietnam Operation
Air Force pilots report destroying or damaging 12 targets from 20 attacked near Barthelemy Pass 115 miles north of Vinh. Navy strikes concentrated near the coast about 20 miles northwest of An Khe and some 280 miles northeast of Saigon. Bodies in shallow graves raise enemy dead in Operation Crazy Horse to 240 since May 16. The flying horse-
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Marines Report Viet Cong Deaths At Da Nang Areas
U S Marines from the 3rd Division claimed 28 Viet Cong killed in scattered actions around Da Nang and Phu Bai with Marines suffering light casualties and eight enemy prisoners captured along with 51 weapons seized.
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Researcher Loren linger slain in Columbus
Police probe unsolved murder of Ohio State University rocket researcher Loren E linger 40 whose body was found in a downtown storage room above his office. The Columbus Dispatch carried his recent column on man and missiles and other stories in today’s paper.
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