Two cars damaged in parking lot collision
A parked car door opened into a moving vehicle on East Main Street causing minor damage to both autos. Paul B. Foxy 56 reported his eastbound car struck the open door of the parked vehicle owned by Gerald E. Brant. No injuries were reported. Local police also cited Denise A. Rigby for reckless driving after fishtailing from a service station.
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Paul B. Foxy
Snyder Circle
East Main Street
Gerald E. Brant
Columbus
Denise A. Rigby
Grand Valley
Titusville
Rigby
Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Gould Street
David L. Stutzman
West Frederick Street
Warren Reynolds
Center Street
Stutzman
Loblaw's
Joseph Sarnicki
York Street
Sarnicki
Namer Case Sparks Claims of Arab Involvement and Fabrication
A judge suggested a rival group may have accused the Namers, while Al Ahram denounced the report as a fabrication to turn Nixon against Arabs. Police found rifles, switchblades, and ammunition after an anonymous tip led to the Namers recruiting an expert marksman. An Arab-named informant is in protective custody as prosecutors seek no bail given the gravity of charges.
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Yemen
Cairo
al Ahram
New York City
America
Secret Service
Namer
Elliott Golden
Luci Nugent Heads To Hawaii To Meet Pat Nugent
Luci Johnson Nugent and her 16 month old son Lynn traveled to meet her husband Airman LC Patrick Nugent in Hawaii. They arrived in San Francisco en route and were driven to see Melinda Bates whose husband died in a Navy jet trainer crash last September at Lemoore California. Bates was an usher at Luci's wedding and is connected through the Venable family of San Francisco. Nugent has a week’s leave from cargo plane duties in Vietnam and is due in Honolulu November 20.
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San Francisco
Luci Johnson Nugent
Lynn
Hawaii
Patrick Nugent
Johnson
Melinda Bates
Lemoore
Calif
Luci
Leroy Bates
Melinda Venable
Bates
Houston
Tex
Annapolis
C. P. Venable
Nugent
Pha Rang
South Vietnam
Honolulu
Queen's Jet Blows Roof Off Building in Rio
An AP report describes a jet plane carrying Queen Elizabeth from Brazil to Chile causing a roof to blow off a Rio de Janeiro air force wash facility at Galeao airport. No injuries. The royal party departed under a 21 gun salute as President Costa e Silva looked on. Later sections mention Yemen and a council of individuals with dubious citizenship.
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Rio DE Vayning
Brazil
Elzabeth
Chile
Rio
Prince Philip
Royal Air Force
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Youth With Cancer In Hand Found In Linden
A one year old Linden boy William Kakstys reported to have a malignant low grade tumor in his left hand. He and a Cranford girl Jean Sahagan had been missing since July 10 in a nationwide search. An anonymous Columbus, Ohio woman identified the pair from a newspaper story and arrangements were made for treatment at Wuester Tumor Clinic in Elizabeth.
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Linden
W.J
Columbus
Ohio
William P. Kakstys
Cranford
Jean Sahagan
William C. Wuester
Wuester
Elizabeth
Union County
J.A. Kakatys
Ten year old car victim Conscious Now
OLATHE Kan AP A ten year old Olathe boy Grant Nash regained consciousness after nearly five months in a coma from head injuries and a leg fracture suffered when hit by a car while crossing Kansas Highway 7 on June 20 He began to show signs of waking and could recognize people and nod in response over the weekend.
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Olathe
Kan
Grant Nash
Robert Nash
Kansas Highway
Call For More Solid Work On Health Needs
DETROIT AP health leaders urge national health planning with a design for health, not sickness. Dr. Hilleboe and Dr. Breslow call for tackling hunger poverty housing and pollution as part of a forward look into the 1970s. They stress that health requires decent jobs and social opportunities.
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Detroit
Herman E. Hilleboe
Lester Breslow
American Public Health Association
Breslow
University of California School of Public Health
Los Angeles
Association
Lake
Four journalists to receive Maria Cabot Prizes at Columbia
NEW YORK AP four journalists will receive Maria Moors Cabot Prizes at Columbia University for distinguished journalistic contributions to inter American understanding The recipients are Alberto Gainza Paz of La Prensa Buenos Aires Argentina Argentina Hills president and publisher of El Mundo San Juan Puerto Rico Guillermo Gutierrez vice president and director of Inter American Press Association center New York Each prize includes a gold medal and 1000 dollars Hilleboe urged a national health system to replace chaotic wasteful practices citing 50 billion spent on 200 million people 45 million underserved and environmental pollution and urban squalor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maria Moors Cabot
Columbia University
Associated Press
Alberto Gainza Paz
la Prenza
Buenos Aires
Argentina S. Hills
el Mundo
San J Juan
P.R
Guillermo Gutierrez
Inter-American Press Association
Hilleboe
Columbia University School of Public Health
New York State
Remove AWOL GI From MIT
A young AWOL soldier who sought sanctuary at MIT to publicize his opposition to the Vietnam war has been taken into custody by military police. Pvt. Jack M. O'Connor, 19, was at MIT from October 29 until yesterday when he was removed from the Student Center by military local and campus police. He had been absent without leave from Ft Bragg since Sept. 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jack M. O'Connor
MIT
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Agnew Family Heads For Puerto Rico Vacation
Vice president elect Spiro T. Agnew and his family depart Annapolis for a five day to week trip to Dorado Beach Puerto Rico. The Agnews will stay at a private residence and include wife Judy three daughters a son their daughter in law and a granddaughter. President elect Nixon and Agnew conferred at Key Biscayne over the weekend.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Puerto Rico
Maryland
Dorado Beach
Agnew
Richard M. Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
Judy
Hairy Scarey Sniper Incident Jostles Pittsburgh Reporter
Pittsburgh journalist George Barbour reported a frightening sniper scare on a bus when a bullet pierced a window beside him. He and a nearby female rider described similar past incidents on the same bus line in suburban Greentree. No injuries were reported. John Matoz, father of actress Linbeth Scott, died at 74 in Scranton after a heart attack, survived by his widow and two sons.
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Pittsburgh
KDKA
George Barbour
Iato
Barbour
Green Tree
Scranton
John Matoz
Linbeth Scott
Matoz
John
Saigon defense and Viet Cong shelling persist after halt
After the halt in bombing, Viet Cong shelling continues with several South Vietnamese towns and military sites hit. Walt Rostow downplays the scale, saying no cease-fire agreement exists and full demilitarization is not demanded. U S bomber strikes around Saigon. clashes north and southwest of the city leave dozens of enemy dead and light American casualties.
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Phere
Johnson
Walt W. Rostow
Saigon
Rostow
ABC
U.S
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Frank Carnegie
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Elgin Electronics Incorporated
Franklin Area
Holiday Inn
Oil City
Pat
Queen’s Jet
Thou Elnimer
Legal Aid Society
Elliott Case
Economy Ministry
Philadelphia
Boris Caplan
Penelec
Howe
Nance O
Bob Church
North Center St
TIDE
N. Viets
Walt
Trnp
Sweerstein
Disneyland
Walt Disney’s
Nursen van Hayy Dyrara Meth Mills
Totel
Cather’s
Photo Supply
First Ave
Corry, Pa
REX Theatre
Anchor Hocking
Corry Savings & Loan
Center St
Corry, Penn’a
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