Kissinger Returns From China After Dampened Detente Talks
In Peking Kissinger faced Chinese public criticism of detente aimed at bolstering anti Soviet forces in Congress. The senior official said Beijing fears Soviet expansion and sees little new from talks with Mao and Teng Hsiao ping. Ford to visit China next month was nearing announced dates.
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Kennedy London Bombing Misses Targeted Host Dies
Caroline Kennedy escaped injury when a car bomb outside Hugh Fraser’s home in Campden Hill Square London killed Prof. Gordon Hamilton Fairley and wounded seven others. Fraser and Kennedy were kept inside after a call from an MP. Fraser blamed would be attackers. Kennedy studies at Sotheby’s.
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Raymond Sets Halloween Parade Here
Local 629 United Auto Workers Raymond Division of Associated Spring sponsors the Community Halloween Parade again this year. The parade begins at 5 p.m. on Thursday, October 30, starting at the Raymond Division parking lot, moving along North Center Street and East Washington Street to the National Guard Armory, where a children’s party with prizes will follow.
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Special inspection train tours Corry track for Conrail plans
A brief Penn Central inspection train with an engine and passenger car carried PC and Conrail officials to survey the line between the main east line and Erie. The segment slated for abandonment is being evaluated for inclusion in Conrail's system at the request of local industries. The train paused at MS tower on Maple Avenue during crew change.
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Senate votes to end federal price controls on natural gas
The Senate approved a bill to phase out price controls over 10 to 12 years with an amendment keeping old gas priced under control. House opposition is likely, as leaders push separate action on an immediate shortage while long term pricing waits. The measure aims to avert a winter shortage by allowing surplus intrastate gas to be priced up to the summer high in producing states.
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No Prison Can Break His Spirit
Marion Ill AP Arthur Tim Mankins is back inside after a jailbreak at Marion Federal Prison with four others, using homemade gadgets to escape. They seized a couple’s car near Buncombe. most fugitives were captured, one remains at large. Mankins, injured, vows resilience and defiance despite captivity.
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Corry Gets Most Money For Roads
George Pulakos of Millcreek, a top PennDOT official, says the Corry area has received the most road repair funding in the county and should see continued resurfacing beyond Corry's east city line. He discussed the view with Rep. Forest Hopkins and confirmed it in a conversation with The Journal.
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Beirut calm belies chaos as kidnappings rise in war strike
In Beirut’s calm seeming day, two American Embassy workers were kidnapped, snipers killed civilians, mortars hit security HQs, and a mosque Christian district faced rocket attacks. Police were wounded and bodies found as Christian and Muslim rivals vie for power amid ongoing fighting. Premier Karami dined with leaders as Moslem-Christian tension deepens.
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Start Near On Housing In 4th Ward
Corry Housing Authority will meet in West Pleasant street offices to approve an Annual Contribution Contract with HUD for 771 820 dollars. The contract secures federal funding for a 30 unit elderly housing project in the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal Area, with groundbreaking possible within two weeks. Towne Development Corp. of New Castle is to sign a development contract next week, initiating construction.
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President urged to stay home during campaign travel
Washington AP Ford campaign advisers urge the President to resume a more limited travel schedule focusing on his White House role. They favor more input from Republicans in Congress and across the nation to shape issues, noting fundraising challenges tied to the campaign pace while acknowledging travel has helped raise over 2.5 million dollars for state GOP groups.
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