Crash Hurts Driver and Damages $400 Car
City police investigate a one car crash on East Main street Saturday night injuring driver William K. Groel 23 of 202 Fairview. His car left the road near King street rolled over curbs and hit a tree at 440 East Main suffering a lip laceration and chest contusion. He was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital. Police may charge Groel. A Beaver County man Joseph Hryckowian 45 of Baden died after injuries from a previous Ohio crash at Dixmont State Hospital.
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Kenneth Nichols
William K. Groel
Fairview Street
Johnston
East Main Street
King Street
East Main Narrows
King and
East Main
East Street
McInnes Steel Co
Greel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Pittsburgh
Beaver County
Ohio
Allegheny County
Joseph Hryckowian
Baden
Dixmont State Hospital
Hue Bombardment and ICC Hotel Attack Kill Four in Vietnam
Early morning mortar fire hit the ancient Hue city and terrorist strikes followed by bombing a downtown hotel housing members of the Polish Indian Canadian ICC. Four killed and one hundred ICC members evacuated with no Americans harmed. The U S advisory compound and South Vietnamese sector HQ were struck.
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Saigon
Hue
Control Commission
International Control Commission
Commission
U.S
Voice of America
Vietnam
Huang Giang
North Vietnam
Lewis Walt
U. S
Walt
South
Clymer Man Injured In 2-Car Mishap
A Clymer man, Claude Dougherty, 45, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a two car crash east of Clymer. Barbara Ganster, 24, of 237 West Washington street, failed to stop at a stop sign, causing the collision. Dougherty suffered fractured ribs and multiple bruises and was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Claude Dougherty
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Mayville
Dougherty
Barbara Ganster
West
Washington Street
Sheriff's Department
Effort Made To Urge Buying Open Probe Of Investment Houses
About 20 brokerage house employees in New York and Chicago are being questioned over multimillion-dollar stock manipulation schemes. Investigations involve stock exchanges federal grand jury and the SEC with payments or threats alleged to have driven public buying. A Chicago firm trustee seeks 3.15 million in civil damages against banks and individuals amid bankruptcy claims related to Rowland Products and other stock actions.
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New York
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Grand Jury
Securities and Exchange Commission
Chicago Police Department
New York Stock
Edward N. Siegler & Co
First National Bank of Lincolnwood
Siegler
LBJ seeks GOP votes to avert railroad strike
Johnson administration supporters urge Senate Labor Committee Republicans to supply nine votes to move the plan, hoping for five to six from GOP lawmakers. Democrats voice reservations amid AFL CIO opposition as subcommittee proceedings begin June 5 and a June 19 strike deadline looms. The 90 day delay with mediation stands, with a five member board to issue recommendations if no settlement is reached.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
GOP
Afl-Cio
Labor Subcommittee
Ralph Yarborough
Dtex
Subcommittee
House
Commerce Committee
Congress
Johnson
Woman and Six Grandchildren Die in Union Mills Fire
An early report says a woman identified as Mrs. Roberts Bun Idick about 60 and her six grandchildren perished when a two story frame house burned at Union Mills nine miles north of Rutherfordton. Victims include Jeff Baynard 11 and brothers Mike 9 David 7 Johnny 4 Jack 2 and Teresa 1.
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Milli Wins
Union Mills
Rutherfordton
Roberts Bun- Idick
Jeff Baynard
Mike
David
Johnny
Jack
Teresa
Nasser Declines Withdrawal Amid Israeli Gaza Border Fire
Egyptian mortars and machine guns opened on Israeli farmers and soldiers near the Gaza Strip, signaling regional tension. President Nasser vowed not to retreat from the Gulf of Aqaba blockade, raising fears of a broader Middle East crisis as Israel and its allies prepare for possible conflict.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gaza Strip
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Levi Eshko
Gaza
Palestine Liberation Army
U.N
Egypt
Syrian Front
Syria
Nured
Sige Atassi
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexi N. Kosygin
Opposition Mounts to State Income Tax Plan in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg opposition rises to Gov Shafer’s 1 percent income tax proposal from Republicans and some Democrats. Lawmakers cite alternative revenue ideas including higher cigarette taxes and budget cutting as Shafer prepares to present his tax message. The tax panel backs a 2088 million package with seven new taxes, aiming to balance the budget.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Tolal
Sen
William Gesler
Chamber
Senate Democratic Caucus
Senate
GOP
House
Soviet Navy Moves Into Mediterranean Area
Soviet naval forces move into the eastern Mediterranean in position to affect the Arab Israeli crisis. Pentagon sources say 15 to 20 ships monitor the U S 6th Fleet with missiles capable of challenging carriers and land targets.
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Washington
Mediterranean
Pentagon
U.S
Middle Eastern
Tunisia
Algeria
Italy
Greece
Egypt
South Side flooded as residents dig ditches after flash rain
A sudden storm drenched the city with 1.27 inches in an hour, flooding streets from Lawrence Airport runoff. In the Euclid Sherman Spring area residents cleared debris to keep water from back flowing into basements. City crews were dispatched. delays blamed on idle storm sewer pipe and airport renovation. Johnson said the south hill project would start soon and finish this summer despite prior paving plans.
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Lawrence
Sherman-Spring Street
Euclid Street
Spring Street Hill
David Johnson
Johnson
South End
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LBJ
Joseph Vigorito
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Corry Area
Rep. Vigorito
Velma Carmicke
Stewart Houghton
Cyril Cooper
Wendell Gage
Rep
Vigorito
Behrend Center
Erie
VFW Club
Blaze
Nasser
Abdel Hamid Gamal
Abdel Nasser
South Side
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