Parked Cars Hit In Multiple City Accidents
Last night several parked cars were damaged in a spate of accidents. At 7:16 p.m. on West Smith street a collision pushed a Tate car 40 feet into a private drive causing $500 damage and injuring a passenger. Lynn Sager was charged with driving under the influence. A second crash at 10:20 p.m. on Wayne street involved George Sample’s car being struck and damaged, with no charges filed. Another incident at 1:30 p.m. on William street involved Arlo VanTassel and a post office vehicle. no citations. A fourth accident occurred at 10:30 a.m. on Route 426 near the city, ending in a total truck loss valued at $200. Erie police issued an all-points bulletin for a 22-year-old robbery suspect linked to a shooting of two Erie Lee officers, with a possible flight toward Pittsburgh.
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Meece Street
Mra
Archie Tate
Tate
Sager
Charles A. VanWinkle
Park Avenue
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Columbus Avenue
Arlo M. VanTassel
Duane Street
East Street
William Street
Charles Jewell
Grand Street
Jewell
VanTassel
Corry
James L. Kd
Erie
Erie Lee
Journal Today
Ober
Butler Lee
Pittsburgh
FBI
Miss Davis
Pele
Ees
Jonathan Jackson
Los Angeles
George Jackson
Soledad Prison
Soledad Brothers
San Quentin
Soledad
Secret Witnesses Set For Calley Trial
Four government witnesses who gave secret testimony to a House subcommittee may testify at Lt. William L. Calley Jr. court martial. Calley, 27, of Miami, Florida, faces charges over the My Lai operation in Vietnam on March 16, 1968, with a trial set to begin Monday. The ruling follows contrasting decisions at Ft Hood regarding other My Lai-related defendants.
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My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
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Fls
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Reid W. Kennedy
Ft. Hood
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AY Ft. Hood
George Robinson
David Mitchell
Cal-leyis
South Vietnam
Robinson
House
Mitchell
Edward Hebert
D-La
Subcommittee
Hebert
Hugh Thompson
Thompson
Kennedy
Aubrey Daniel
Army
Daniel
Blount In Paris To Push For Mail Delivery To PWs
Washington sources say Postmaster General Winton M. Blount traveled to Paris to press for Christmas mail delivery to U.S. prisoners of war in North Vietnam. He met Tuesday with Ambassador David K. E. Bruce as the first leg of a possible Hanoi trip, aimed at ensuring POW mail and packages.
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Winton M. Blount
Paris
U.S
Wer
North Vietnam
Blount
David K.E. Bruce
Hanoi
Nixon
Charles,de Gaulle
Clymer Farmer Nearly Loses Ear in War Era Crisis
A Clymer farmer faces a grave injury risk as a report notes an ear loss near-miss. Government sources cite Blount meeting Bruce as step one in ensuring mail delivery to POWs. North Vietnamese radio eases Christmas package rules to 11 pounds routed via Moscow, with routes to Peking and Hanoi outlined.
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Bruce
Tokyo
Moscow
U.S
New York
Peking
Drvn
Hanoi
North Vietnam
West
GM Union Reach Tentative Labor Pact Ending Eight-Week Strike
Detroit AP The United Auto Workers and General Motors announced a tentative three year national contract covering all US plants. Key points include a cost of living escalator, retirement at 500 dollars a month after 30 years, a first year wage increase near mid range, and four weeks vacation after 20 years. Ratification by the UAW membership and local agreements still required. Canada talks continuing.
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General Motors
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United
GM Council
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
Sah Beeen Rae
U.S
Canada
Angela Davis Indicted in Soledad Courthouse Shootout
A California grand jury indicts Angela Davis for murder, kidnapping and conspiracy in the Soledad Prison case linked to the Marin County courthouse shootout that killed four. The indictment alleges Davis helped plan hostage taking to aid the Soledad Brothers, including supplying firearms to Jonathan Jackson and participating in the escape plot. Davis, extradited from New York, says the charges are unfounded.
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Calif
Angela Davis
Solledad
Here
Miss Davis
California
New York
Young Jackson
Marin Civic Center
Marin County
Soledad Brothers
Nixon Says War Will End No Later Than 72
Washington AP report cites a memo from Counsellor Robert H that President Nixon predicted the Vietnam War would be ended by 1972. Finch circulated his account to newsmen stating optimism for 1970s and a boom year, while Ziegler disputed the timing.
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Washington
White House
Robert H
Finch
National Democrats
Ronald L Ziegler
Ziegler
Southeast Asia
Republican Party
Outlook Shrinks for Teaching Jobs in 1970s
The Labor Department forecasts dwindling demand for education careers into the 1970s, with state and local governments adding 52 percent more jobs by 1980 while services and professions grow about 40 percent. The report urges women to consider other fields and notes targeted career opportunities in business, labor, and education.
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Capre Iece
Gut
Peccant Mae
Casracton
Tailiies
Federal Government
Clear Columbus Youth In Auto Death
A Columbus youth, Leonard C. Stockton, 18, was cleared of criminal negligence in the July auto death of Corry youth Mark Brady, 21, on the Corry Findley Lake road after a Chautauqua County grand jury returned a not true bill. Brady died three days after the one car wreck.
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Corry
Findley Lake
Chautauqua County Grand Jury
Mayville
Leonard C
Tookie" Stockton
Stockton
Corry- Findley Lake Road
Mark Brady
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