Kissinger Tho Resume Paris Peace Talks in Paris
In Paris Kissinger resumes secret peace talks with Le Duc Tho amid pressure over South Vietnam’s demand for full North Vietnamese troop withdrawal. U S officials say rapid settlement possible if Tho shows flexibility while North Vietnam accuses Washington of stalling.
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Paris
Pham Dang Lam
Istens
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Henry A. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Nixon
Tho
North Vietnam
United States
Washington
State Mental Homes Reform Plans by Wohlgemuth
Pennsylvania Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth says private interim care homes have grown into a difficult-to-control system. She favors small residential homes over large state institutions and plans tighter supervision, new regulations, and possible transfers to four state facilities if closures occur.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Helene Wohlgemuth
Ridgeview Center
Hawley
Wayne County
White Haven
Philadelphia
Eastern Psychiatric
Ebensburg
Hollidaysburg
Wolgemuth
Stillmeadow
Scranton
Ranger Attack Carriers Sabotaged In Harbor Incident
Los Angeles AP report details about two dozen sabotage acts on the USS Ranger from June to October. Navy probes cite fire hose cuts, bomb threats, fuel contamination, a fire, and damage to engines and pumps plus the No 4 engine gear destruction. Suspect Patrick Chenoweth, 21, faces possible life term. case to court martial at Treasure Island. Ranger delayed four months and sailed for western Pacific.
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Ranger
Los Angeles Times
Times
Navy
Patrick Dennis Chenoweth
Chenoweth
Puyallup
Wanh
Treasure Island Naval Station
San Francisco
Western Pacific
The
Eric A. Seitz
San Francisco Bay
Alameda
U.S
Harrisburg Ghost Payrolls Stir Pennsylvania Legislature
In Harrisburg a wave of ghost stories centers on state senators Herbert Arlene, Freeman Hawkins, and Clyde Dengler who voted against full payroll disclosure. Their wives and other relatives reportedly earn biweekly salaries for largely unseen work, with 50 to 100 such ghost employees cited on grounds of nepotism and political connections.
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Pssst
Herbert Arlene
Freeman Hawkins
Clyde H. Dengler
Delaware
Harrisburg
Arlene
Hawkins
Dengler
Philadelphia Inquirer
Senate
Harry Comer
Jeanne
Paul W. Mahady
Westmoreland
Michael
Snow, Judge Put DOT Back On Job
Impending snowstorms and a court injunction forced Pennsylvania Department of Transportation workers back to duty after AFSCME walkout in Cameron McKean Elk Potter Warren and Erie counties. Judge Genevieve Blatt issued a temporary injunction halting the strike. a hearing on a permanent order is set for Wednesday in Harrisburg. State crews, about 25 to 30 snow trucks, returned to plowing with no absenteeism despite weeks of walkouts and sympathy actions.
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American Federation of State
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Commonwealth Court
Genevieve Blatt
AFSCM
Vincent Kennerknecht
Erie County
Harrisburg
Kennerknecht
Cameron
McKean
Elk
Potter
Warren
Erie
Air Wave Interferes SAE Officer in Arizona Plane Crash
Captain James Korp of the Corry Salvation Army Citadel, in Meadville area, heard a distress call from a downed private plane in the Bradshaw Mountains Arizona via 8 citizen hand radio. REACT relayed the transmission to Civil Air Patrol and Arizona officials, but no further rescue updates were reported.
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James Korp
Corry
Salvation Army
Phoenix
Ariz
McKeesport
Korp
Meadville
Bradshaw Mountains
Arizona
Crawford County
Civil Air Patrol
REACT
Suspect Arrested In Police Killings Near Kennett Square
Ansel Hamm, 28, a gun collector, was charged with ambushing and killing two village policemen last week. State Police Commissioner Rocco Arella said motive may be revenge. A rifle found two miles from the Philadelphia area hamlet linked to Hamm, who was to be arraigned this afternoon before Justice Eugene DiFilippo as troopers arrested him at his Marlborough home.
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Ansel Hamm
Rocco Arella
Philadelphia
Urella
Hamm
Eugene DiFilippo
Arella
Marlborough
Crashes Leave Four Cars Damaged In Weekend Alvin County
Corry State Police report three weekend accidents involving four cars with a total damage of 2300 dollars. No injuries were reported. The two car crash at routes 6 and 89 injured no one but caused 1100 dollars loss to the Ross and Pratt vehicles. A later Route 89 single car crash near Titusville caused 1000 dollars damage to the Griffen car. A snowy Elginborough single car crash damaged a Wronek vehicle worth 200 dollars and two passengers were injured.
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Charles M. Pratt
R.D
West
Washington Street
Ross
Pratt Auto
Pratt
Titusville
Bruce R. Griffen
Griffen
Elginborough
Thomas D. Wronek
Union City
Wronek
Dorothy Wronek
John B. Giger
Spartansburg
Wronck
Anti Abortion Bill Expected To Pass House
Harrisburg AP report says the House is nearing final approval of a stringent anti abortion bill. It would ban all abortions except to save the life of the mother, a measure already passed 399 in the Senate and earlier by the House 157 to 34. Governor Shapp opposes but may face action as the term nears expiry.
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Shapp
General Assembly
Senate
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