Justice rules in favor of Bidwell in Warren County case
A civil suit stemming from a September 1967 two truck collision was decided in Warren County common pleas court with Donald E. Bidwell of Centerville found not liable. The plaintiffs include Clare and Olin Capwell of Capwell's Clothing Care Center Corry and Shirley Jean Smith and Sidney E. Smith of Corry. Also reports on fire hall Christmas lights, a peace bond hearing for Charles E. Reid, marriage license filings in Erie County, a collision on West Smith street, snowmobile complaints, Associated Spring Corporation dividend news, and a Crawford County real estate transfer from Ruth S. Clark estate to Chapman D. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Bidwell
Centerville
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Clare and
Olin Capwell
Capwell's Clothing Care Center
Corry
Shirley Jean Smith
Sidney E. Smith
Bidwell
Crawford County
Ruth S. Clark
Chapman D. Clark
Sparta Township
Car Crash On Route 19 Causes Property Damage
A two-automobile collision on Route 19, four miles south of Waterford, left Robert Hager 46 of Cochranton and Donald R. McCammon 45 of Erie with minor damage after Hager failed to yield and struck McCammon’s car then hit a utility pole. Damages totaled 750. Troopers report charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Irish
Robert Hager
Cochranton
Waterford
Donald R. McCammon
Erie
McCammon
Hager
Marvin Johnston
Ox Bow Hill
Roger D. Richardson
R.D
Corry
Peggy E. Klug
Berm
Flipsid Gambino
Terrance Haskins
Richardson
King
William R. Ingalls
Union
Okinawa Return Assures U S Japan Security Pact
A Washington disclosure says returning Okinawa to Tokyo preserves U S Japan security ties through the 1970s. The pact limits nuclear storage and requires Japanese consent for major actions, with treaty renewal set year to year. Opposition cites lack of explicit nuclear ban and regional pressure grows on Soviet islands dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Okinawa
U.S. Japan
Washington
Nixon
Risaku Sato
U.S
Pacific
Japan
United States
Sato
Liberal-Democratic Party
Soviet Union
Habomai
Shikotan
Kunashir
Etorofu
Suspect Nabbed After Bank Bus Stop Incident
Carnegie stopped the man at the station for questioning after two break in incidents were linked. Bishop denied involvement though he admitted possible conduct. Dahl and the Litzes identified him. he offered to pay damages and fines. He said a friend left Thursday to return to Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Carnegie
Bishop
Dahl
Litzes
Erie
Money Woes Hit Detroit Parochial Schools
More than a third of Roman Catholic schools in the Detroit archdiocese face closure due to financial problems. Archbishop John Cardinal Dearden ordered an immediate study to determine which campuses must close. Officials say 132 schools with 65,000 students are losing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
John Cardinal Dearden
Driver in ditch collision cited on rural road near Union City
Trooper William Barbour reported he found a car in a ditch one half mile north of Union City. He said he backed up to let the other car back out, the unidentified driver backed into him and fled. Damage to the 1964 sedan was $30. Trooper Carl Wetzel assists in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
William Barbour
Union City
Carl Wetzel
Barbour
Three-Month Strike At Iowa Beef Plant Shakes Meat Industry
Dakota City reports a three month strike at Iowa Beef Packers with dynamiting and violence. Union seeks higher pay and preservation of full kill and chill, while company pushes for carcass splitting to lower costs. Guards and imported workers sustain operations at about half capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota City
Iowa Beef Packing
Sinwe City
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc
Currier Holman
Ardin C. Walker
Iowa Beef
Walker
Holman
Raymond Gonzales
Sioux City
Towa Beef
California
Texas
Jensen
Nixon appeals to businessmen to curb inflation and lead world
President Nixon addressed about two thousand business leaders at a Briefing for Business urging efforts to restrain price increases. He defended inflation controls, warned bettors on inflation, and urged America to preserve the idea of shared wealth while stressing national leadership amid global burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
America
United States
United States of America
Viet Children's Home Collapses in Saigon Killing 11
A three story orphanage on Saigon’s western edge collapsed killing at least 11 children and two teachers. Three more children were missing and presumed dead. Rescue teams from American and Vietnamese forces cleared rubble at the Children’s Home of Blessing run by the Christian Missionary Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S. Army
Children's Home of
Blessing
The
Christian Missionary Alliance
Harold McNauldy
San Francisco
Stephen Talley
Memphis
Tenn
69Th Signal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanford Hose Company
Charles E. Reid
Westfield
Porter Auer
Reid
Snyder Circle
Alice Fay
Erie County
Bradley R. Fisk
Wattsburg Street
Sandra K. Campbell
O'Dell Street
Norman R. Morris
Jane L. McCoy
Charles H. Collier
Mound Street
West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
Wayne Street
Corry Area High School
Russell Brant
Frank Carnegie
Associated Spring Corporation
Bristol
Conn
ASC
Raymond and Merchandising
Fender
Desmond Electric Company Electrical
U. S
Towa
Keith Jensen
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
North American
Dakota County
Allan Bligh
Iowa
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Dr Boe
ATS
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Penn‘a
London
Britain
Roberts
Columbus
N. Main
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