Kissinger Talks Paris Meeting Focuses on Thieu Fate
The White House said Henry Kissinger held secret Paris talks with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as discussions shifted to the future of South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. Maj. Gen. Haig attended, with a possible third session planned, while Thieu rejected stepping down amid Communist demands. McGovern tied pacifist rumors to the campaign season.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
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Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Associated Press
Gaylord Shaw
Thieu
Gen. Haig
Saigon
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
George McGovern
Titusville Man Held in Fatal Erie Shooting
John M. Vroman, 28, of Titusville, is jailed on a murder charge in the early morning shooting of 29-year-old William D. Latshaw on a downtown Titusville sidewalk near the old Eagles Club. Latshaw died at the scene. Vroman’s hearing is set for Oct. 18. Police reported no motive and noted Latshaw was pronounced dead after ambulance crews arrived.
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John M. Vroman
Erie
William D. Latshaw
Eagles Club
Vroman
Crawford County
Ralph Howe
Orra Muir
Latshaw
Titusville Area Ambulance Service
Crayford County
Wilbur Thomas
Titusville Hospital
Thomas
Tragic Saltillo Train Disaster Tops 200 Dead
Rescue crews complete work at Saltillo Mexico after a downhill derailment kills 204 and injures 1098. Investigators say eight cars derailed at over 70 mph with four cars catching fire. engineer Melchor Sanchez Echeverria and crew face homicide charges. six crew members arrested, one sought. Police toors testify before congressional railway inquiry.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Genaro Gutierrez Devila
Melchor Sanchez Echeverria
Mexican National Railways
Celso Delgado
Victor Manuel Villasenor
Four Injured In Weekend Accidents In Corry Area
Corry area residents sustained injuries in several weekend crashes. Elmer Krizo Jr., 22, of Union City, lost control on Route 178 and hit a tree. his car, worth $600, rolled, but he was treated and released. Donald E. Best, 27, of Union City, on Route 97, struck guardrails and boulders, car totaled at $500 with no injuries. A Waterford two-car collision on Route 19 caused $500 in damages. Ernest D. Ross and Carolyn Ross, Spartansburg area residents, were treated for lacerations and contusions after an auto crash at an undisclosed location and released. an unrelated note reports an expensive Napoleon I leather hat offered for sale in Osaka at $97,402.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Corry
Elmer Krizo Jr
Donald E. Best
East Church Street
French Creek
Waterford
John Varish
Saegertown
Richard McInnes
Oil City
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Ernest D. Ross
Carolyn Ross
R.D. 2
No-fault auto insurance drives state battles and federal push
Across states, no-fault auto insurance wins in Connecticut and New Jersey but loses in 32 others, with Michigan and California noting pending action. President Nixon backs the concept while Sen. Hart and Sen. Magnuson push federal bills. lobbying by trial lawyers and insurers shapes progress.
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Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
Michigan
California
Massachusetts
Florida
Nixon
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Judiciary Committee
Senate
American Trial Lawyers Association
Transportation Department
U S Aide Says VC Won't Storm Saigon In South Vietnam Clash
U S adviser says 250 to 500 Viet Cong still hold Huong Phuong village and three hamlets 18 to 20 miles north of Saigon cutting Highway 13 to Lai Khe. U S B 52 raids pound positions around Saigon while heavy air strikes continue in North Vietnam. Officials see no major Saigon assault, despite ongoing raids and Paris peace talks.
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Huong Phuong
Lai Khe
U.S
Highway 13
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Homeowners Appeal In New State Court
The Concerned Homeowners Association appeals to Commonwealth Court against a proposed 50 unit housing project on South Center street hill. The suit names the Corry Zoning Board of Adjustment and may add CAIDC Housing Corp as a party. The case arose after a conditional use was granted in an A1 single residence area despite homeowner opposition. No appeal date set.
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Concerned Homeowners Association
Corry
Commonwealth Court
South Center Street Hill
Corry’s
Douglas Rozelle
William T. Jorden
Zoning Board of Adjustment of
City of
Jorden
Erie County Court
Lindley McClelland
Rozelle
William A. Peiffer
County Meeting Here Tomorrow
County commissioners Williams Hill Jr Leo Weir and Louis Raymek will hold a regular meeting here tomorrow. The Corry session marks the first appearance of the commissioners for a formal county business meeting, with meetings to continue monthly. The session begins at 9:00 a.m. in the council chambers on the Municipal Building's second floor. The public is urged to attend for a first-hand look at county business.
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Williams, Hill Jr
Leo Weir
Louis Raymek
Corry
Hill
Drive-in church set for Portland launch
Reverend Dale El Galloway of New Hope Community Church rents an 800 seat drive-in theater in southeast Portland to begin Sunday morning services on October 15 allowing worshippers to attend from their cars.
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Ore
Dale el Galloway
New Hope Community Church
Two Corry Men Held On Drug Assault Charges
Carl Hillstrom and Harrison Keppel, both of Corry, along with James Roby of Silver Spring Md., were arrested at 3 am in Watkins Glen N Y on possession of dangerous drugs and assault. Keppel dumped marijuana on the ground and fought officers, facing tampering with evidence and resisting arrest. Hillstrom faces drug possession fireworks resisting arrest and third degree assault. All were arraigned and remanded to county jail with possible bond later today.
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Corry
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Carl Hillstrom
Harrison Keppel
James Roby
Silver Spring
New York
Horse Heads
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Keppel
Dean Of Corry Dentists Dies At Age 89
The long serving Corry dentist Dr. Harrison A. Curtis 89 died Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital Born Oct 15 1882 in North Warren he practiced in Columbus before moving to Corry in 1910 retiring in 1964 He was dean of Corry dentists a former Masonic leader and Royal Arch officer Survived by three sons and five grandchildren Visitation and funeral arranged at Bracken Funeral Home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
North Warren
Nelson P
Tirzah Thompson Curtis
Northwestern Pennsylvania Dental School
University of Pittsburgh
Columbus
Harrison E. Curtis
Lubbock
Tex
Robert B. Curtis
East Moline
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
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