Paragraf Sentencing Set in Chautauqua County Court
A sentencing date of October 43 in Mayville was set for a 34 year old man charged with third degree burglary linked to a February 1 break in at Cutting Lanes. Edward A Estes, 27, of Erie, is being held after being returned from Rockview Penitentiary where he serves a 2-7 year sentence for burglary. He was remanded pending sentencing.
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Chautauqua County
Mayville
Rench Creek
Edward A. Estes
Erie
Rockview
Steel Haulers Strike Threatens Interstate Economy
Shafer cites a serious threat from a strike by 10 000 to 20 000 owner operators of steel hauling rigs. Up to 73 000 more truckers may join sympathy walkouts, risking nationwide freight and steel shipments if the walkout continues. Travers asks President Johnson to invoke Taft Hartley law to calm tensions.
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Shafer
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Denver
Colo
Teamsters Union
Ray ‘Travers
Right For Survival
Teamsters
Travers
Johnson
Williams Kusley
Gary
Ind
Outsitar
Westmoreland Sees Possible Communist Resurgence in Vietnam
General Westmoreland warned of a renewed Communist push in the Quang Tri and Thien provinces, citing infiltration across the DMZ via Laos. Cushman attributed factors to renewed artillery attacks amid air strikes and seasonal rains, noting heavy casualties on both sides at Con Thien. The toll included over 50 U.S. deaths and about 1,000 wounded, with reports of 100 artillery pieces in the DMZ region and flooding hindering supply routes along the Ben Hai river.
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Westmoreland
Dmz
Laos
Cushman
Con Thien
Cong Thien
South Vietnam
Ben Hai
North
Meadville Manager-To-Be Quits In Tiff With Council
Meadville City Administrator Horace McAllister, slated to become city manager in January under the new council manager system, resigned during a special meeting amid a dispute with the council over governance. His resignation, accepted unanimously, leaves the city to hire a new manager within about three months as McAllister remains on payroll through November.
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Meadville
Meanville
Horace McAllister
McAllister
Francis T. Rice
Imany
Ander
McaAllister
Dirksen Attacks War Critics Threaten GOP Unity
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen lashed out at Johnson war critics in a tense exchange with Senator J. W. Fulbright. He faulted dovish proposals by Morton and Percy while praising Kuchel and urging Republicans to back the President. Dirksen warned against demeaning the presidency and said the party must avoid undermining American resolve in Vietnam.
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J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dirksen
Thruston B. Morton Rky
Charles H. Percy
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
United States
Kuchel
Senate
Johnson
Republic
Percy
Johnson Fiss
U.S
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Gop
Vietnam
Morton
South Vietnam
United Nations
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
Morton, Percy
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Mark C
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Desperate prospects warned for average man in new tour remarks
A speaker warned that the modern man faces bleak economic and social forecasts. He claimed education limits, job prospects, and living conditions will determine earnings and safety, predicting high self harm rates and marital infidelity risks as part of a troubling social outlook. The article notes President Saragat returning to Italy after a world tour including Canada, the United States, Australia, Singapore, and Ceylon.
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Oglesby
Rome
Guiseppe Saragat
Italy
Canada
United States
Australia
Singapore
Ceylon
Don Bennink in Vietnam War Report From Pleiku
Don Bennink describes life with the 4th Infantry in Pleiku Vietnam. He details harsh conditions, elusive casualties, and enemy tactics across the border into Cambodia. He notes R and R in Tokyo, the friend’s family respite, and the importance of letters home to morale.
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Vietnam
Don Bennink
Francis Marion
the Swamp Fox
Pleiku Highland
Cambodia
Korea
Don
Corry funds and local checks rise under 2 percent tax
A two per cent tax on foreign insurance funds police pensions and fire relief. Corry received 3500 in 1965 rising to 8800 last year with unclear current amount. Mailed checks to surrounding communities ranged from 54 to 250 dollars across multiple townships and boroughs. Pearson wins vote. Liberals survive confidence motion by 14 votes 112 to 98 in Ottawa.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Johnson
Elgin Borough
Concord Township
Bear Lake
Columbus Township
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Sparta Township
Wayne Township
Pearson
Ottawa
Lester Pearson
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Regis P. Geitner
Brokenstraw
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Harrisburg
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William M. Irvine
Clarence C. Jefferson
Union City
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Roger W. Willis
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren County United Fund
Taid
Joseph My Bensink
North Center Street
East Main Street
Merle Otlaway
John Lewis
Donald Raisley
Minion City
Fassel
Crawford County
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Fassett
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Pogle Lumber
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N. Viets
Quang Tri
Mh Thien
GOP
CHUCK
RIB Club
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Orient
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