Vote on China UN Seats Nears Decision
UN diplomats edge toward a vote to oust Nationalist China from the General Assembly with the two thirds needed if the resolution is deemed an important question. Italy and Israel moves affect the scoring as Albanian and dual representation proposals loom. A separate local report notes a deadly weapon incident at Canadohia Lake Park.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
China
U.S
Assembly
Adam Malik
Indonesia
United States
Security Council
Peking
World Organization
Rome
Italy
Jerusalem
Israel
Weekend Crash Toll Reaches 11 750 Dollars In Damages
Four weekend accidents caused total damage of 11750 dollars and injured three people. In Columbus a 33 year old man named David Loveland crashed into a vacant building after veering off East Columbus avenue at 1 15 am. He was not hurt and cited for reckless driving. A second city crash involved Tra Riley and Gregg Glaviano in a rear end collision on North Center street at 2 45 pm. Glaviano claimed floor mat distraction led to the crash while both drivers were stopped at a light.
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David EB. Loveland
Columbus
East Columbus Avenue
Sciota Street
Loveland
East Columbus
North Berm
North Center Street
East Smith Street
Tra Riley
Marion Street
North Center
Gregg J. Glaviano
West Irving Street
Glaviano
Set Adult Course Signups At CAHS
Corry Area High School opens adult evening class registrations on November 1 from 7 30 to 9 pm for any group of 12 or more. Courses run 12 weeks beginning the week of November 15 with a $12 student fee due at the first session and instructors arranged by the administration.
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Corry Area High School
Senate to pass antiwar withdrawal plan amid Vietnam debates
A double barreled antiwar amendment appears likely to pass the Senate and move to the House. It would require total U S withdrawal within six months and halt funds for operations in Indochina except for withdrawal needs and base protection. The measure aims to end stalemate and push swift repatriation of troops and POWs.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
White House
Pentagon
Thompson
Foreign Relations Committee
Can You Imagine Women Drafted Using Men's Rooms
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. argues women should not be drafted or use men’s restrooms even if ERA passes. He plans tactics to curb the measure, seek corrective amendments, and push equal employment and privacy protections while keeping an amendment route alive. The battle centers on court interpretation and political support.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
U.S
Ervin
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Bayh
Judiciary Committee
Could New Laws Have Saved Aged Fire Victims
Philadelphia AP reports a former state official argued revised nursing home codes with mandatory sprinklers might have saved 15 lives in a Honesdale fire. Industry and welfare officials rebutted by citing evacuation risks, high costs, and fire-safety gaps across many facilities. He adds state plans to align with federal standards.
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Philadelphia
Honesdale
Family Services
Elias 5
Cohen
Philadelphia Bulletin
Shafer
Jost
Milton Jacobs
Pennsylvania Association of Nursing and Convalescent Homes
Jacobs
William W. Walker
State Welfare Department
Bureau of Medical Care Facilities
Walker
Pennsylvania
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
HEW
Hill-Burton
Philadelphia Inquirer
Marx
Leopold
Fish salesman and youth jailed in wife murder plot
In Philadelphia, tropical fish seller Joseph Buchler and a 21 year old man were jailed on murder charges after Buchler allegedly hired to scare his wife into moving. She was shot near their Bustleton home while walking their dog. a $300 to $400 plan to frighten her led to a fatal shooting.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Buchler
Mark ‘Truesdale
Blanche Buchler
Bustleton
Buchler
Corry Chamber Launches Call Alert Against Fraud
Corry Chamber of Commerce under Dennis Frushone promotes a chain calling plan to alert 80 retail members and the police when fraud or bad checks occur. The system, supported by General Telephone, rapidly notifies two firms and then expands to parallel calls to deter out of town swindlers.
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Dennis Frushone
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Frushone
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