Smog Situation Persists Amid Rain In New York
Rain and light winds failed to break four days of dense smog over New York and the Eastern seaboard. Officials reported a slight air quality improvement but warned the crisis remains serious. Antipollution alerts and voluntary car bans were in effect across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, with a potential mandatory third alert shut down of factories and vehicle traffic.
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New York
Eastern
Seaboard
New York City
Massachusetts
Maryland
Connecticut
New Jersey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Air Pollution Control Commission
Weather Bureau
Quintuplets Born To Pittsburgh Woman
Patti Aranson, 22, gave birth to quintuplets at Magee-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh in a 10 minute span from 2:41 to 2:51 a.m. All five girls weighed between 1 lb 7 oz and 1 lb 12 oz. They are in guarded condition but were said to be responding well. Father Michael Aronson, also 22, and the couple, both Duquesne University affiliates, expect their second wedding anniversary next May.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh
Patti Aranson
Magee-Womens Hospital
Michael Aronson
Quints
Duquesne University
Aranson
University of Pittsburgh
British Rhodesia talks seek solution to independence
Salisbury Rhodesia meeting between Britain's Commonwealth Secretary Herbert Bowden and Rhodesia Prime Minister Ian Smith aimed to resolve the Rhodesian independence issue. Rhodesia's white minority government declared independence on November 11, 1965, and Britain has since sought to reintegrate the colony.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Britain
Herbert Bowden
Ian Smith
Edkin Swims To Safety After Creek Car Crash
Gary Edkin, 18, escaped from a demolished convertible that plunged into French Creek two miles west of Union City at 3:30 this morning. Traveling east, he lost control over a crest, swerved through 20 guard posts, and rolled into the creek. he ripped a canvas top hole and climbed out five feet underwater. He was treated and released from Union City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Edkin
Eric
French Creek
Union City
Edkin
Union City Memorial Hospital
Journal
Bonds Buy Back Cleans Up Corry Area High School Debt
The Corry Area High School Authority bought back 50 000 in bonds issued for the new high school, saving taxpayers about 49 000 in interest. Bonds redeemed at 80 percent used roughly 45 000 cash, funded by six districts via annual rentals for the building. Annual meeting named Martin Keppel as chairman Donald Wharton vice chairman Jer ome Davis secretary Wallace Young treasurer Max Brown assistant secretary treasurer and Frank McKnight reappointed solicitor.
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Corry Area
Annal
Fayette County Clerk Faces Trial
Fayette County courtroom action focuses on embezzlement and fraudulent conversion charges against 22 year old Etta Fullwood of Edenborn. She reported a $50,000 robbery of treasury receipts on Oct 3 as she headed to the bank, triggering grand jury proceedings.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Etta Fullwood
Edenborn
Thanksgiving holiday traffic deaths rise to 333 in four day span
The nation’s highways recorded 333 traffic fatalities during the Thanksgiving weekend up to 6 p.m. Wednesday, including 69 under 18. The period ends at midnight Sunday, with last year’s toll a record 615 and a nonholiday comparison placing total fatalities around 545 for the period.
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Associated Press
Three Car Crash Near Titusville Causes 570 Dollar Loss
A three car chain reaction crash on Route 8 north of Titusville yesterday afternoon caused 570 dollars in damage with no injuries. Trooper Richard Wargo said 57 year old Andrew B Sabol of Union City stopped to wait for a bus, followed by 20 year old Keith A Shroot of Titusville, then 22 year old Blance E Hart of Titusville failed to stop and rear ended Shroot, pushing him into Sabol. Hart faces charges. Also reported was the death of Yoshigiku Ito, 110, believed oldest woman in Japan.
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Titusville
Richard Wargo
Corry-based
Wargo
Andrew B. Sabol
Union City
Keith A. Shroot
Sabol
Blance E. Hart
Shroot
Dairy Head Claims No One Gains From Control
Harrisburg AP Ernest Hayes president of United Dairy Farmers testifies before Commonwealth Court that Pennsylvania milk control law hurts farmers and consumers. He says farmers profits fall while consumer prices rise, noting 20 years of decline and out-of-state milk shipments. Lily Penn Food Stores backs challenge to the law as the Milk Control Commission seeks to bar Lily Penn and Louden Hill Farms from selling milk below state minimums.
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Harrisburg
Ernest Hayes
United Dairy Farmers
Commonwealth Court
Pennsylvania
Hayes
Dawson RD
Payette County
Lily-Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
State Milk Control Commission
Lily- Penn
Lily-Penn and Louden Hill Farms, Inc
Scranton
Western Pennsylvania
Martha G. King
Raymond Durstine
Delmont
Westmoreland County
Lily-Penn
Lily - Penn
Ralph P. Hardy
Corry Area Teens Hurt In Route 8 Collision
Eighteen year old David Bertges of Wattsburg was charged with making an improper turn after a two car wreck on Route 8 near Interstate 90. Two Corry area teenagers, Mary Savko and Gerald Wiggers, were treated and released from St. Vincent's Hospital. Rodney Watrous, 22, Corry, driver of the other vehicle, was not injured. Wanda Henry, 19, Corry, also unharmed. Police say Watrous was northbound in the passing lane as Bertges entered his path at 9:45 p.m.
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Millcreek
David Bertges
Wattsburg
Corry Area
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary Savko
Columbus
Gerald Wiggers
North Clymer
Rodney Watrous
R. D
Corry
Watrous
Wanda Henry
Beriges
Young Urges Tighter U S Aid Controls In Vietnam
Senator Milton R. Young of North Dakota calls for tighter controls to stop further drainage of U S aid into the black market and improper channels in Vietnam after briefing with AID officials led by Donald McDonald. He says exposure helps and plans to discuss recommendations with key Senate committees. Young aims to curb diversion as he heads to Tonkin aboard a carrier for strikes against North Vietnam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
U.S
Viet Nam
Young
Donald McDonald
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Gulf of Tonkin
North Viet Nam
End of Attleboro operation marks Viet Nam war milestone
U S troops halted Operation Attleboro in War Zone C after 43 days of combat in Tay Ninh Province. Viet Cong fire continued at a command post as about 1,106 enemy were killed and a massive seizure of supplies, including a record 2384 tons of rice, was reported. The campaign involved 25 000 plus troops at its peak and yielded light overall U S casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Attleboro
North Viet Nam
North Vietnamese
Tay Ninh Province
101St
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Man and Teenager Die In Route 46 Crash Near Smethport
In McKean County a car driven likely by Paul V. Isadore, 21, Skiver, 18, and a male passenger died when it left Route 46 near Smethport and struck a culvert and tree. Ronald R. King and wife, both 24, were hospitalized with injuries.
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Bradford
Smethport
McKean
Paul V. Isadore
R. D
Norma J. Skiver
Cyres
McKean County
Ronald R. King
Isadore
Johnson Plans To Trim Budget By $3 Billion
President Johnson announces plan to cut federal programs by more than 3 billion dollars next year. Leaders from both parties praise the move as a step toward reducing nonessential spending amid war-time demands. The talks at the LBJ Ranch also covered Vietnam and broader economic conditions.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
Senate
House
Gerald R. Ford
Everett M. Dirksen
Ford
Lbj Ranch
Viet Nam
Parole Granted in Union City Assault Case
Two Union City youths, David Burger and Michael Gwin, were sentenced to five years probation after a September jury conviction for statutory assault involving a 14 year old girl. A codefendant remains a fugitive with a bench warrant. two others were not indicted. Burger, 19, and Gwin, 17, had served prior jail time and face probation starting after one month and four months respectively. The February arrest followed the assault and juvenile supervision is in place for the victim.
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Union City
James B. Dwyer
David W. Burger
John Street
Michael H. Gwin
North Street
John H. Peterson
Gwin
Burger
Army Navy Clash In Viet Nam Headlines Mock War
AP reports a Viet Nam briefing scene where West Point Annapolis rivalry touches the war zone. Army men add Beat Navy in English and Vietnamese to a daily news release. Navy counters during the press briefing. A final slide shows a warship crushing a tank with Bent Army emblazoned.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
West Point-Anapolis
Viet Nam
Navy
Army
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U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
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Texas
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Colburn
Pearland
Dalton Henry Tenery
Alvin
Yokohama
Akiyouhi Tanaka
Caroline Kennedy
Cele
Brates
John
Area One
UC Boye
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