Viets Kill Eight Gis In Cambodia
North Vietnamese troops attacked U S infantrymen in Cambodia creating eight American deaths and 35 wounded as clashes occurred 22 miles apart. U S totals rise to 216 killed and 807 wounded in Cambodian operations. The Fishhook region near Saigon sees increased enemy activity. Six from the 25th Infantry killed and 25 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Fishhook
25Th Infantry Division
Mimot
25Th Division
South Vietnam
3Rd Corps
Memorial Day Talk Set By Erie Naval Reserve Chief
Lt. Richard C. Rumbaugh head of the U S Naval Reserve Training Center Erie will speak at Memorial Day services. A Freeport native and Clarion State College graduate, he served aboard the USS Navarro in Vietnam and has held posts in Bainbridge and Erie since 1968. He holds the National Service Defense Medal Vietnam Service Medal and Meritorious Unit Commendation.
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Richard C. Rumbaugh
U.S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Erie
Freeport
Clarion State College
Naval Reserve Manpower Center
Bainbridge
Navarro
Found Guilty Of Marijuana Possession
MEADVILLE Peter E. Platou 22 of New Orleans was found guilty by Judge F Joseph Thomas on possession of marijuana after a non jury trial in Crawford County courthouse. District Attorney Paul D Shafer Jr. led the commonwealth case. Wander Jr and Proper of Meadville pleaded guilty to possession and sale of marijuana on April 27 and face sentencing June 4. Platou awaits sentencing with no date set.
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Meadville
Peter E. Platou
New Orleans
F. Joseph Thomas
Thomas
Crawford County
Paul D. Shafer Jr
Commonwealth
Paton
Robert, G. Wander Jr
Buckley D. Proper
Pennsylvania
Al's Dairy Bar Change in Ownership
A new partnership of Robert Church and William Stockton bought Al's Dairy Bar on East Columbus Avenue from long-time operator Mrs. Florence Holton. The ownership became effective yesterday with no immediate changes announced. Church and Stockton plan to discuss future improvements later.
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Robert ‘Church
William Stockton
East
Columbus ‘Avenue
Florence Holton
Church
Pohona
Sore and
Stockton
Columbus
Seven Youth Roundup Leads To Curfew And Alcohol Charges
Police encountered a car with seven youths at 1 30 a m on Main Street and filed three charges including curfew violations and seven counts of underage possession of alcohol plus a disorderly conduct charge. The oldest 16 year old faced additional disorderly conduct and possession charges. Several parents faced curfew violation charges while others named include Charles A Silvis 18 and Thomas A Jackson 20. Juvenile names withheld. One girl aged 16 left the group en route to the station. A separate report notes 16 year old David F Moore died in a car bicycle crash near Jamestown.
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Main Street
Richard Farley
Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
South Center Street
Congress weighs wage and price control plan in inflation fight
Senator Harris proposes a National Economic Equity Board with power to set wage and price guidelines and to impose six month freezes if needed. House Leader Albert and Senate Leader Mansfield join calls for a national inflation conference as the Dow sinks to its lowest in seven and a half years amid criticism of Nixon policies and budget plans.
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Washington
Congress
Fred R. Harris
D-Olda
Carl Albert
House
Mike Mansfield
Sena
Nixon
John W. Byrnes
GOP
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Robert P. Mayo
Harris
Senate
National Economic Equity Board
Federal Reserve Board
Albert
Oklahoma
Mansfield
Montana
House-Passed Bill Targets Hidden Foreign Bank Accounts
The House cleared a bill to curb secret foreign bank accounts used by criminals and tax dodgers. It would require photocopying checks over 500 dollars, mandate detailed records for foreign accounts, and report foreign cash movements above 5000 dollars. Penalties include civil and criminal sanctions. the measure awaits Senate action amid disputes over paperwork and regulatory scope.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
FDA Demotes Pathology Chief Amid Reform Shakeup
In Washington, the Wood and Drug Administration reorganized its pathology division, naming Dr. Bert J. Vos acting head while Dr. Howard L. Richardson becomes acting number two. Richardson had led FDA pathology since 1968 and had accused officials of altering lab conclusions on food additive safety, including cyclamate. A veteran pathologist from the National Cancer Institute may be considered for permanent leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wood and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Howard L. Richardson
Richardson
Edwards
Bert J. Vos
Vos
National Cancer Institute
FDA Pathology
Veterans Administration
Texas
Stormy weather causes light damage across city area
Heavy rainfall and vivid lightning hit the region with about 0.23 inches measured, producing 90.0 million gallons of runoff in the city. Utilities reported only minor damage to power and telephone services, with crews completing repairs as day broke. Nearby areas including Corry, Union, Wattsburg, and Spartansburg reported sporadic outages.
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David Johnson
Pennsylvania Electric
Comec Teig Ie
Corry
Union Vane
Wattsburg
Spartansburg
Penelec
General Telephone Company
Charles Weston
Shady Avenue
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Chup
Indochina
West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
North Center Street
Johnson
Al's
Jamestown
David F. Moore
George P. Shultz
White House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
The
Fda Man
Lester W. Berglund
Frank A. Sischo
Gerry
Gordon A. Proudman
Sischo
Pathology
Agency
Penn Avenue
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