Local youth cited for speeding crash in Corry street incident
Kenneth Loveland reported his car damaged while parked on Franklin street with about 200 damage to the left rear quarter panel. A separate crash listed Andrew Froman, 16, cited for driving too fast for conditions after his car struck three vehicles on North Center and Wright streets on November 8. Police also noted snowball vandalism complaints near East Smith and Wright, a pedestrian fall at West Church street, windshield wiper stolen from East Washington lot, a counterfeit check case and a window-breaking spree at Thompson Maple Products with 20 then seven more windows broken by snowballs and bottle caps. Burglars netted about 40 dollars at Johnson Bros. Co on First Avenue.
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Kenneth Loveland
Essex Street
Franklin Street
Loveland
Andrew M. Froman
Corry
Froman
John Boetikofer
School Cross
East Smith and Street
Inter- Wright Street
Merle Ottaway
Cecil Messinger
East Congress Street
East Washington Street
Nelson ‘Thompson
Thompson Maple Products
Thompson
Johnson Bros. Co
First Avenue
Eybrett Johnson
Kenneth Nichols
Nichols
Pittsburgh Mayor Pushes Lawmakers Over Tax Proposals
Pittsburgh Mayor Joseph M Barr aims to persuade Senate Rules Committee to advance one of two tax measures to fund a 6.5 million police and firemen pay raise. The bills would authorize a 1 wage tax on all workers or raise local occupational tax from 10 to 50. A package on the new judicial article moves ahead in the Senate while debates over Sunday alcohol sales continue amid party splits.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
Senate
Barr
Phillip Baskin
Council
House
Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
UN Urged To Call Missile Halt
Nine nonnuclear countries sought support for a General Assembly resolution urging the Soviet Union and the United States to begin talks to limit strategic missiles and antimissile systems. The proposal, drafted by eight nations, faced opposition from the nuclear powers and would create a committee to study implementing Geneva disarmament decisions. The United States Senate was not yet clear on ratification before Nixon's January 20 inauguration.
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United Nations
N.Y. AP
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Italy
Yugoslavia
India
Japan
Pakistan
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
General Assembly
U.S
JR. Wiggins
US. Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Lawmakers mull limits on desegregation orders and road funding plan
A proposed bill would stop the State Human Relations Commission from forcing school districts to end racial imbalance in elementary schools. Another Shafer administration plan seeks to raise motor vehicle registration fees to 65 million yearly for highway improvements, increasing car fees from 10 to 20, station wagon fees from 12 to 20, and trucking fees by 30 percent. The Senate may act on a bill to allow Pittsburgh and Scranton teachers who struck for higher pay to receive their raises.
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House
State Human Relations Commission
Commission
Shafer
Senate
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Tragedy at Sea as Crew Clings to Captured Vessel
A supply vessel was seized and crew members cling to the hull amid the peril. Officials report a dangerous standoff at sea with no immediate rescue. The incident involves the vessel and unnamed captors, with weather and sea conditions complicating response efforts.
Ambulance service in Union City faces shutdown
Union City may lose ambulance service on January 1 unless a replacement is found after the Glenn and Musser funeral home discontinue the service. A hospital, fire department, outside operator, or borough subsidy are among proposed solutions discussed at the November 4 council meeting. A citizens committee is to study options and report ahead of the deadline.
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Larrey
United States
Union City
Glenn
Musser
Union City Fire Department
Union
al Fr
Pital
Aia
Paul Hinkley
Green
Carl LeSeur
William Kline
Neil Maynard
Kline
City of Corry
Union City Hospital
Fire Department
Providence, RJ
Rhode Island State Police Service
William Green
Beats Man To Death at Sportsman's Paradise
Samuel R. Campbell, 24, of Cardale, is charged with beating to death Joseph Erjavick, 39, of Republic, at Sportsman's Paradise Fishing Park near Harris. Police say Campbell attacked Erjavick in his car, dragged him to a pond, and ran over the body with the car after a 45 minute quarrel. Campbell was arrested at his mother’s nearby home.
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Samuel R. Campbell
Cardale
Sportsman's Paradise
Jast
Joseph Erjavick
Republic
Campbell
Erjavick
Exjavick
France May Sell Marks As Speculators Run Out
The article discusses the Bank of France selling marks without restriction to fund France as French speculators push the currency, while awaiting their ammunition. It notes possible curtailment of government expenditures and a condition from Germany tied to a large loan.
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France
Bank of France
Couve de Murville
Germany
Viet Nam clash near Dien Ban headquarters
South Vietnamese infantry and militiamen with U S helicopter gunships and artillery killed 253 enemy soldiers in a 24 hour battle that began at 3 am Sunday when about 500 North Vietnamese troops attacked the Dien Ban area and neared within 50 yards of the 521st Regiment’s 2nd Battalion headquarters.
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Dien Ban
U.S
521St Regiment
Probe Into Priests Rebellion Over Archbishop San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO AP An 11 member commission formed by priests and laymen to investigate a rebellion within the Roman Catholic archdiocese will hear testimony through Thursday. About 20 people requested to testify in a dispute that has rocked Archbishop Robert E. Lucey’s 27-year leadership over 500000 Catholics in the 2 county area. The dissenting priests demand Lucey’s resignation, call the commission toothless, and say outside authorities are needed for an objective probe.
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San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio
Robert E. Lucey
Pope Paul V
U.S
Paul
Liccy
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