Bridge funding eyed for Barrett Flats industrial park
The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce pledges 200000 toward a bridge over French Creek and an access road to Barrett Flats near Franklin, conditional on industrial land buyers for the proposed park. Local reports cover a drunkenness fine, a rifle complaint, a blue light theft claim, a fatal car-pole incident, stray dogs, real estate transfers, a car strike, a missing checkbook, and an upcoming senior high dance cancellation at the Corry YMCA.
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Pennsylvania Department , of Commerce
French Creek
Barrett Flats
Franklin
Family moves in with own backyard zoo in Missouri
Dr Albert Thill his wife and their nine children relocate to Columbia with fifty pets including white rats iguana lizards a pony a labrador turtles hermit crabs and a garter snake. Mrs Thill notes the husband is animal minded and the children bring home creatures. In Paradise Pa a driver 20 Donald Goodwin of Coatesville dies when his auto leaves U S 30 and hits a culvert.
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Albert Thill
Tobias
Paradise
U. S. 30
Donald Goodwin
Coatesville
Nasser Rejects UN Plan Calls for Direct Talks With Arabs
Nasser in a tough national assembly speech says Israel must evacuate all territories seized in the June war and warns force may be used to recover land. Israeli officials urge direct negotiations, rejecting a UN brokered settlement. Israel says Nasser’s stance reflects his policy and may be aimed at domestic quiet.
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Touigh
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Middle East
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National Assembly
Jordan
Syria
New York
Abba Eban
Britain
Boycott call looms as Negro athletes consider 1968 Olympics
Harry Edwards of San Jose State leads a plan to boycott the Olympics citing U.S. injustice. UCLA stars Lew Abinger and Tommie Smith among endorsers, with pressure from a Black Youth Conference sparking clashes outside a Los Angeles church.
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San Jose State College
Los Angeles
Edwards
Lew Abinger
Mike Warren
University of California At
Tommie Smith
Lee Evans
San Jose
State
Otis Burrell
Nevada
UCLA
Ron Copeland
Hal Griffin
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Mexico City
San Jose State
United States
Sapere
America
South Africa
Smith
San Jose Mercury News
Ron Karenga
California
Michael Lasky
United Front
William Thrash
Lasky
Notable Snake Expert Bit Again in Miami
Bill Haast, famed snake handler at the Miami Serpentarium, was bitten by a brand new Australian tiger snake in front of about 60 tourists. He is in serious but improving condition, having survived numerous prior bites after self-administering an immunity serum from venom-doused animals.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Haast
Clarita Haast
Hvo
Haast
Nasser Signals Patience as Middle East Tensions Weave On
Nasser states time favors Egypt and that forces should wait until ready. He warns not to be defensive when time comes and suggests support for action if necessary. Sweden's Gunnar Jarring is named UN mediator for the Middle East and plans to fly to New York for talks with U Thant. He notes limited access to the latest developments and cannot comment further.
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Nasser
Gunnar Jarring
Soviet Union
U.N
Middle East
Moscow
New York
U Thant
Jarring
Seek Burglar In Beating Death in East Side Home
Detectives intensified the hunt for burglars suspected of beating 73 year old William Earnest in his East Side home last Saturday. Earnest died Thursday at Emergency Hospital after remaining in a coma since admission.
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D.C
East Side
William Earnest
Westmoreland Plans Major Military Equipment Boost
Pentagon sources say 334000 forces will receive M16 rifles as Westmoreland seeks to revitalize the Vietnamese army. The plan, approved in principle, aims to expand the Vietnamese role while reducing U S advisers next year as Vietnamese officers gain professional competence. Details and costs remain undecided.
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Westmoreland
National Press Club
United States
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