Suez Missile Sites Called Advanced by Israeli Leader
Tel Aviv AP Gen Aharon Yariv said Egypt and the Soviet Union built one of the world’s most advanced missile systems along the 30 mile standstill zone west of the Suez Canal. He estimated 500 to 600 launchers and about 3,000 Soviet personnel, and noted Israel may have received armor and artillery from the United States.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Union
Suez Canal
Aharon Yariv
Vietnam
Yariv
U.S
Washington
Egypt Urges UN Backing to Force Israeli Pullout
Egypt seeks General Assembly support to compel Israel to withdraw from territories seized in the 1967 war. Mahmoud Riad to open debate and demand full implementation of the Nov. 22 1967 Security Council resolution. African delegates draft a resolution calling indirect talks with Egypt and Jordan resume and urging a two month report. Israel complains the proposal is Arab inspired. U.S. backs Israel on ceasefire violations and Jarring talks.
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Mahmoud Riad
Middle East
Egypt
Riad
Security Council
Israel
Jordan
U.N
Gunnar Y. Jarring
Assembly
Jarring
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
United States
U.S
William P. Rogers
U-Thant
Rogers
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Thieving Raven Up For Grabs In California Coast City
Leroy the raven, known for stealing wallets and watches, is up for adoption in Costa Mesa, California. Harold Berg, the bird’s owner, warns potential buyers that Leroy gathers items and stores them in the nest on Berg’s roof, and will fly away with anything she desires.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Leroy
Los Angeles
Harold Berg
Berg
Gunman details in California slayings emerge
A family friend, speaking to AP on condition of anonymity, claims a gunman killed Virginia Ohta in her Santa Cruz home and waited to shoot four more victims including Dr Victor Ohta, his secretary Dorothy Cadwallader, and two of his sons. He describes a confrontation at the pool and notes the victims’ wounds. Police say five people were slain in the convenience with a 22 caliber shot to the back of the head for most victims and three 38 caliber hits on Dr Ohta.
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Dr. Ohta
John Linley Frazier
Ohta
Peter Chang Jr
Derrick
Taggart
Cadwallader
Sparta Gun Death Probe Keeps Details Secret
State Police at the Corry substation along with Crawford County officials continue a silent investigation into the Saturday night gunshot death of Milton V. Hayes, 36, of Spartansburg. Autopsy findings and the weapon’s fate remain undisclosed as ballistics tests proceed and district attorney and coroner offices decline comment.
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Sparta
Corry
Crawford County
Meadville
Wilbur C. Thomas
Milton V. Hayes
Spartansburg
Harrisburg
Paul Shafer
John Evanko
Detroit Surrenders Panthers After Slaying of Patrolman
Acting Mayor Mel Ravitz shielded Black Panthers as authorities ended a tense stand by the NCCF headquarters in Detroit. Sixteen black youths face murder charges in Patrolman Glenn E. Smith's death, while two more are linked to car burnings. Police used tear gas, and 12 youths surrendered after hours of tense negotiations led by black community leaders and police.
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Detroit
Mel Ravitz
Glenn E. Smith
National Committee To Combat Fascism
Ravitz
Nicholas Hood
James del Rio
Detroit Common Council
Roman Sribbs
Smith
Marshall Emerson Jr
Black Panther
NCCF
Robert Harris
Nixon Seizing GOP Controls From Spiro
President Nixon expands personal campaigning to sway undecided voters in the November elections. He presses a wave of appearances as Agnew scales back, arguing the campaign effort frames the administration’s fate and tests the voter mood across key states and districts.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
GOP
Agnew
White House
Columbus
Ohio
Four Accidents In Corry Area Injure One
State Police from the Corry substation reported a weekend of auto crashes across Corry area. Jeffery Weed, 16, of Mill Village, was admitted to St. Vincent Hospital in Erie with a fractured pelvis after a Route 6 collision with Carl Miller. Minor injuries and vehicle damages were noted in other incidents in Rome Township and Spartansburg, with no serious injuries. Troopers Clair Stiles and Frederick Day investigated the various accidents, which involved motorcycles, cars, a buggy, and a stalled vehicle near Oil Creek.
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Corry
Mill Village
le Boeuf Te i
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie
Jeffery ‘Weed
Weed
Route
Carl Miller
R.D. 5
Waterford
Miller
Clair Stiles
Stiles
Rome Township
Crawford County
Reney P. Burlingame
Spartansburg
Francis E. Brant
Centerville
Frank R. Carley
B.D
Oil Creek
Robert C. Jamieson
Tidioute
Raymond E. Cook
Warren
Look
Jamieson
Nichols and Aide Dies At 57 In Corry Hospital
Lawrence C. Nichols 57 of 513 North Center Street, Corry, dies at 8 30 am after a sudden illness. He served in World War II, worked at Raymonds Mfg Co as chief inspector and later purchasing agent. Survived by wife Helen Hyer Nichols, two sons, six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 am at First United Methodist Church. Burial Oakland Cemetery, Warren.
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Lawrence C. Nichols
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Ousto H
Minnie E. Fitch Nichols
Dunkirk
Corry High School
Raymonds Mfg. Co
US Air Force
Rattlesnake
Texas
First United Methodist Church of
Rotary Club of
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
First United Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Warren
Damage High Crashes Leave City With $2800 In Losses
Three weekend crashes in the city caused $2800 in damage with no injuries. James R. Greeley and Larry L. Bromley collided after Bromley failed to yield at Wayne street. Mitchell and Aikens collisions followed at North Center and Smith. Foster and Hickey crash occurred on North Center street. Bartoo named acting vice president for research at Sylvania State University Graduate School, replacing Dr. Elburt F. Osborn.
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Wayne
East Smith
James R. Greeley
H.D. 1
Pittsfield
Larry L. Bromley
Corry
Greeley
Bromley
Wayne Street
Marie Ann Mitchell
R.D.1
Alfred Aikens
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Mitchell
North Center
Smith Streets
Miss Mitchell
Aikens
Jack A. Foster
Park Avenue
Kundracik Trailer Court
North Center Street
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