U S Opposes Soviet Mideast Intervention
U S opposition to Soviet moves in the Middle East is voiced after a high level meeting with President Nixon and Kissinger. The alert signals precautionary military readiness while diplomacy remains the priority amid reports of a small Soviet troop contingent in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
House
Carl Albert D-Okla
Albert
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Middle East
Friedheim
U.S
Europe
Far East
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Congress
White House
Egypt
Israel
Moscow
Cairo
Ashraf Gharbal
Anwar Sadat
United
Spectacular crash injures few in twin Route 426 and 89 collisions
Corry state police investigated two crashes last evening. On Route 426 near Corry two cars, driven by George C Valletti Jr and Frank Butchkoskey, rolled over after a pass attempt. Minor injuries reported, damage $900 and $600 respectively. On Route 89 north of Titusville another crash occurred when Darlene A Gibson swerved to miss a stopped vehicle and collided with Lorian L Murphy’s car. Damages about $200 and $300. A bystander taking photos contributed to the 89 crash.
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Corry
Titusville
George C. Valletti Jr
R.D. 2
Frank Butchkoskey
Erie
Valletti Auto
Butchkoskey
Valletti
Butchkoskey Auto
Darlene A. Gibson
R.D. 1
Grove City
Lorian L. Murphy
Centerville
Murphy
Gibson
Nixon postpones tonight's Middle East focused address
President Nixon delayed the 9 p.m. EDT televised news conference to Friday as Middle East developments occupy his attention. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said no time was set for the Friday session. The postponement aims to avoid Watergate questions amid talk of a new independent prosecutor.
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Washington
Nixon
Middle East
Gerald L. Warren
Archibald Cox
Congress
Executive Branch
Walter J. Hickel
Ruckelshaus
FBI
Ruckelshaus Calls For Check on Nixon Tapes
Former Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus urged electronic experts review Nixon era tapes for alterations. He cited widespread questions about authenticity and noted that high level figures faced pressure amid Cox’s firing and the White House refusal to release full recordings.
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Washington
Atty
William D. Ruckelshaus
Nixon
Ruckelshaus
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Robert H. Bork
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Petersen
Petersen
White House
Congress
Richardson
Senate
Loot Tops $1,200 In Area Burglaries
State police investigate three burglaries in the area. A mobile home showroom on a Titusville south lot was entered and a living room suite and dinette set valued at 500 were stolen. A Warren County camp owned by Dr. George Gould of Corry yielded 710 in items including two shotguns a color TV and a stereo. A Spring Creek area camp owned by Paul C Mitchell of Cambridge Springs was broken into but left untouched.
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Titusville
County Line Road
Warren County
George Gould
Corry
Spring Creek
Paul C. Mitchell
Cambridge Springs
Newsprint Price Hike Sparks Industry Widespread Increases
Canadian International Paper raises newsprint by about 14 percent to 200 dollars per ton for U S customers starting November 1. Domtar Abitibi and others plan further hikes. papers warn higher costs may force higher advertising rates or reduced paper usage, threatening small paper prices.
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New York
Canadian International Paper Co
Canada
U.S
Domtar Ltd
Canadian International
Domtar
Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Toronto
O.B. Schoepfle
The
Elyria (Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
City Plans Safety Fixes At Route 277 West Main Intersection
City officials will implement measures to reduce hazards at the Route 277 and West Main street junction. State inaction prompted local protests over the intersection design critical for school buses and large vehicles. Tight right and left turns from Main to 277 hinder bus and truck maneuverability, prompting action.
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West Main Street
Main Street
277
Fredonia Fugitive Picked Up Here
A Corry man, Lloyd Carter, 32, was picked up by city police on a Fredonia New York warrant as a fugitive from justice on counts of AWOL from the military parole violations and grand larceny. He was jailed in the city lockup to await extradition proceedings in Erie County court. The Fredonia warrant notes three charges and extradition will be decided by an Erie County judge.
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Corryman
Fredonia
N.Y
Erie County Court
Lloyd , Carter
East Main Street
Carter
Erie County
New York State
Barger Under Probe By Own State Police Unit
Harrisburg AP State Police Commissioner James D. Barger is under investigation by his own force. The inquiry seeks to determine whether a high powered rifle theft from Barger last month was unavoidable or the result of negligence leaving the weapon unattended outside the doorway of the state Transportation Building.
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Harrisburg
James D. Barger
Barger
State Transportation Building
Local defendants sentenced in Erie County court
Two local men were sentenced after a Columbus Avenue crash. Peter Popovich 51 of East Main Street received 150 dollar fine, court costs, 10 days in jail, 23 months probation, and drunk driving school. Eugean Willover 39 of Shawnee Drive paid 25 dollars for disorderly conduct and 50 dollars for resisting arrest plus costs, plus 10 days in jail.
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Erie
Peter Popovich
East Main Street
Popovich
Erie County
Eugean Willover
Shawnee Drive
Willover
East Columbus Avenue
City aims to open grassy area at Main Street Route 277 gap
City officials propose converting the grassy strip between West Main Street and Route 277 to a through area to eliminate hazards at the intersection near the stop sign. Gravel will be added as part of the plan.
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West Main Street
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Corry-Spring Creek Road
George C. Valletti
Eaton
Mideast
John J. Sirica
David Johnson
Journal
McEldowney
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