Missing teen returns home in Corry area report
Joe Dean Roberts, 16, daughter of Alvin and Mrs. Roberts of 718 West Main, was reported missing by her parents yesterday and returned home last night. In Corry, Ray Mar Lett, 17, of 614 Concord, cited for reckless driving after a crash on Columbus-Lottsville road that injured three others. Wallet lost by Edward Palmer of 759 East Main, $150 cash. Real estate transfers list Melvin and Coletta Schramling to Coletta Britt and Bessie Drace to D C Daugherty. Deer wearing a collar with red ribbon spotted near Emlenton. residents urge hunters not to shoot. A local woman hospitalized after husband allegedly beat her. A 17-year-old, Judy Walton, accused of causing a pedestrian accident injuring Rebecca Allen. A man beaten near First Avenue, Ronald Higby, 22, hospitalized. Stephen Munsee, 2, treated for chin laceration after a home fall. Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles proposes mandatory reporting of medically unfit drivers.
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Joe Dean Roberts
Alvin Roberts
West Main Street
Ray Mar Lett
Concord Street
Columbus-Lottsville
MarLett
Justice of the Peace
Lloyd Price
Freehold Township
Wattsburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Judy M. Walton
Corry
North Center Street
Clinton Street
Rebecca Allen
Willard Allen
UN Rebukes Israel For Border Clashes
The United Nations Security Council voted 14 to 0 to condemn Israel for Nov 13 reprisals in three Jordanian villages, warning of economic and military penalties. Diplomats tied the move to tensions in Jordan and warned Arab leaders not to exploit unrest amid Palestine Arab forces against King Hussein.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Israel
U.N
Jordan
Middle East
Michael Comay
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Hussein
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
Hole In Head Pays Off For Charleston Veteran
Arandall J. Snodgrass a 43 year old Charleston veteran who was wounded by a Japanese sniper in the Philippines during World War II has worn a silver plate in his head for more than 20 years. A VA official in Huntington found the hole in his skull was larger than records showed and Snodgrass will receive 10597.40 in back payments because his disability pension was based on an inaccurate skull size.
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Charleston
W. Va
Arandall J. Snodgrass
Philippines
Veterans Administration
Huntington
Snodgrass
C47 Crash In Saigon Kills 27
A U S Air Force transport crashed near Tan Son Nhut airport in Saigon killing 27 aboard. The twin engine C47 Dakota lost power after takeoff en route to Pleiku. Most aboard were believed military personnel. ground-fire details could not be confirmed. International relief teams awaited daylight for rescue equipment access.
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Saigon
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Pleiku
Sigon
Central Highlands
Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Milk Jug Stores Hit In Wages Dispute Hearing
Dairy interest Modern Century Farms says wages fell by 20 to 30 dollars weekly in November as Lily Penn and Louden Hill Farms sell milk in half gallon and gallon glass jugs without home delivery. Hearing resumes Monday at 10 15 am. Lily Penn attorney Harold Kohn expects most of next week to finish the case. Louden Hill Farms case to follow.
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Modern Century Farms
Lily - Penn
Louden Hill Farms
Harold Kohn
Lily-Penn
Post Office Braces For Christmas Stamp Rush
The US Post Office expects a rush of buyers for a five color stamp featuring Hans Memling's Madonna and Child with Angels. Released Nov 1, the stamp has sparked religious controversy with critics arguing it favors Christianity. Officials defend it as art and aim to boost Christmas mail with a five cent rate.
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Washington
Hans Memling
Mich
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Post Office
Lawrence F. O'Brien
U S Halls Assembly debates bicameral system in Saigon
The U S Appeals Assembly meeting in Saigon discussed a two chamber legislature after receiving a report from its drafting committee. It aims to draft a new constitution by March for a civilian government election late next year. Senator Milton R Young urged tighter checks to prevent aid diversion to the black market. Relations between South Vietnam and Cambodia soured after a newspaper quoted Cambodia's chief of state as "the stupid Khmer prince," a claim the Vietnamese Ministry of Information denied as official.
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Ent Assembly
Saigon
Mareh
Milton R. Young
U.S
Young
Senate Appropriations Committee
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
Vietnamese Ministry of Information
Arrest Warren Man As Beagle Starves To Death
Warren police charged Ronald B. Stover of Warren with cruelty to a domestic animal after a beagle was found starved in a backyard. Officer Musante filed the charge before Police Justice Martha Lawson under the criminal code with potential fines and jail for nonpayment. The dog, chained and too weak to lift its head, was photographed in its gaunt condition and taken to Dr. Arthur Davis for care.
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Ronald B. Stover
Warren
Charles Musante
Martha Lawson
Arthur Davis
Federal Highway Program Faces Spending Cutback
An anti inflationary cutback in the federal highway program will reduce the value of new road building contracts this fiscal year in all but seven states and the District of Columbia. In some states the cutbacks could be substantial compared with the contracts awarded last June 50.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Bureau of Public Roads
Johnson
Maryland
North Carolina
Johnson plans further budget cuts and war funding figures
President Johnson, with Budget Director Charles L. Schultze, to meet Cabinet members early next week to propose further government program cuts. He indicated war cost funding may require 5 to 15 billion dollars between January and July, and noted military operations remain successful with light losses. The discussion on income tax increases was inconclusive, pending full figures. Additionally, highway program cutbacks freeze over 1 billion in state backlogs, delaying new contracts to June 30, and a separate report notes editor Robert Gordon Shank of the New York Daily News died at 70 after a long illness.
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Johnson
Charles L. Schultze
New York
Robert Gordon Shank
New York Daily News
Shand
The
News
Local Humane Society Responds to Complaint During Investigation
Dr. Davis of the Warren County Humane Society and field investigator John Rix joined police as they investigated a complaint, documenting the scene and ensuring proper procedures during the inquiry.
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Dr. Davis
The
Warren County Humane Society
John Rix
Society
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