Paragraf Negotiations for Art Metal Purchase by Eltronics
Negotiations for Eltronics Inc of New York City to buy Art Metal Products of Jamestown NY have been ongoing, confirmed at Eltronics in Warren. Art Metal, bought in the mid 1960s by Heller Corp of Chicago, has long been at the center of labor controversies and may be disposed of according to a stockholders meeting statement.
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Art Metal Products
Jamestown
N.Y
Eltronics, Inc
New York City
Eltronics
Warren
Art Metal
Heller Corp
Chicago
Automatic pump for heart tested by WE
Pittsburgh AP reports Westinghouse Electric and Johns Hopkins are testing a tiny flexible sausage shaped device to aid heart patients. The seam free polyurethane pump, implanted into the aorta, inflates with each heartbeat to improve blood flow and can respond to irregular rhythms.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electrics Corp
Johns Hopkins University
Westinghouse
UN Strike Endangers World Leaders at UN Anniversary
Un undeclared strike by 69 of 230 UN guard personnel and 16 of 29 telephone operators raises danger as 45 heads of state and government arrive for the 25th anniversary. Security tightened. buildings closed. bag inspections to ease risk amid protests and flag incidents near the UN complex.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United Nations
U Thant
Fidel Castro
New York
U.N. Secretariat
Byelo- Russia
First Avenue
East River
Prince of Wales Told To Cut Boat Trip Short In Fiji
In Fiji AP reports the Prince of Wales remarks to an official after a fishing expedition, telling him to "go to hell" and refusing to end the boat ride despite suggestions to prepare for a dinner. The visit continues in Suva.
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Mbua
Fiji
Les
Prince of Wales
Canada and China edge toward full diplomatic ties
Ottawa reports indicate Canada and Communist China have agreed to open diplomatic relations after a 22 month effort led by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Sources say recognition will be proclaimed soon, with ambassador Yu chi Hsueh poised to fly home, amid debate over Formosa and United Nations seats.
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Ottawa
Canada
China
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Yu-chi Hsueh
Stockholm
Mitchell Sharp
James Shen
Taipei
Peking
Chiang Kaishek
Sut Sharp
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Trudeau
Nixon
United States
Red China
Sharp
Tokyo
Formosa
Heir Charles Helps Bail Out Boat Amid Rough Seas
Independence ceremonies noted as Charles the heir apparent to the British throne helped bail out a vessel when seas grew rough. The boat returned to Shore at dusk, showcasing calm leadership during the ordeal.
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Charles
Sophia Loren Talks to Newsmen After Robbery
Sophia Loren faces reporters at Manhattan police headquarters after a robbery incident. Authorities provided minimal details as the film star answered questions and described her experience.
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Sophia Loren
Manhattan
Rodent Control Plans Underway in Corry
Corry prepares to join a county wide rat control effort funded by a $90,000 federal grant. City Engineer David Johnson says names stay confidential and poison is secured. John Jornick, housing officer, trained in rodent control, will supervise. Ralph Scalera, Republican candidate for lieutenant governor, was ordered to bed for at least 72 hours due to viral pneumonitis and exhaustion.
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Corry
Leo Weir
David Johnson
Johnson
John Jornick
Erie
Scalera
Bedridd
Beaver
Ralph Scalera
Funeral services for Miss Romanosky held today
Family prayer services were held at 9:30 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home for Miss Josephine Romanosky. Burial followed at St. Elizabeth Cemetery at 10 a.m. Rev. Cyril Kronz officiated. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Samuel Martin and William Romanosky of McKeesport and Bert J. Burleigh of Warren, with many Corry friends and relatives present.
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Josephine Romanosky
Miss Romanosky
Bracken Funeral Home
Cyril Kronz
St. Elizabeth Cemetery
Samuel Martin
William Romanosky
McKeesport
Bert J. Burleigh
Warren
Corry
General Westmoreland backs all volunteer Army push
Gen William C Westmoreland pledged to push for a zero draft in an all volunteer force while Army Chief of Staff cautioned money alone cannot sell the shift. Secretary Laird had already ordered steps toward ending the draft by mid 1973. Westmoreland noted reforms to make Army life more attractive and reduce "make work" training, while acknowledging younger soldiers hold differing values from older leaders. The general stressed the fight continues and unity is needed.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
The
Association of the United States Army
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Armed Services
Army Association
U.S
Vietnam
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