Kissinger Says Peace At Hand In Vietnam Talks
Washington AP Henry Kissinger said peace was at hand in Vietnam noting major provisions agreed and a final session lasting a few days needed. He stressed the remaining work is linguistic and technical with six to seven concrete issues to clear, including cease fire timing and relation to Laos and Cambodia.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Kissinger
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Herb Klein
White House
Cleveland
Klein
Saigon
Nguyen van Thien
Tarlier
Hanoi says U S backed out of peace deal
North Vietnam alleged the United States agreed to sign a peace pact next Tuesday but reneged and sought more talks. The official Hanoi statement described secret Paris talks with Kissinger as catching Washington and Saigon off guard.
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Hong Kong
North Vietnam
United States
Indochina
U.S
Saigon
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Kissinger
Vietnam
Viet Cong
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
le Duc Tho
William P. Rogers
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Saigon Radio Denies Separate U.S.-North Vietnam Pact
Saigon official radio says a separate U.S. North Vietnam agreement concerns Saigon not at all, insisting South Vietnam retains self determination. U.S. Porter and Thieu-Bunker talks follow Kissinger’s Paris rounds as Viet Cong push for an accord. Piercing quotes, timetable shifts, and back-page continuation noted.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
White House
Paris
U.S
William J. Porter
Nguyen van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Kissinger
Nguyen Thi Binh
Corry Considers Permanent Voter Registration Office
Erie County moves toward a permanent Corry voter registration office in the Municipal Building. Commissioners Hill Weir and Rzymek back the plan, with the staff to include a registrar from major parties and potential inclusion of an Independent. A legal opinion from County Solicitor Peter Schaaf is sought.
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Erie County Board of Elections
William O. Hill Jr
Leo Weir
Louis Rzymek
Hill
Corry
Erie County
Peter Schaaf
When a library becomes an instructional materials center
Corry Area High School reshapes its library into an instructional materials center led by David Mitchell who holds a masters in instructional media. The library now stores film strips, tapes, slides, records, projectors and AV equipment, with plans to catalog these materials like books and to provide closed circuit TV units for classroom playback.
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Corry Area High School
David Mitchell
Mitchell
Bids Opened On 50 Modular Homes In Corry Project
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation opened bids from three contractors for a proposed 50 unit modular housing project atop South Center street hill. HUD and CAIDC officials will review bid details, with Michael Marcelli to assess figures. An appeal by Dr S Gabreski aims to allow a 75 patient rest home on Wayne street, hearing set for Monday 7 15 p.m. in the Municipal Building.
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South Center Street
Corry
Wayne Street
S. Gabreski
Oil City
HUD
Monroe
CAIDC
Michael Marcelli
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Corry United Fund Pursues New Contributors
Corry United Fund officials expand sources for contributions as drive surpasses 40 percent of its goal with over half the period complete. Local and out of town business and resident workers are being solicited while International Foam Products achieves 100 percent and a 400 percent rise. Concord School also reports full participation. callers urged to contact United Fund headquarters at Marine National Bank in Corry.
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Corry
United Fund
United Fund of Erie
International Foam Products, Inc
Concord School
Marine National Bank
Two Crashes Cause 2250 in Damage No Injuries
Police investigated two crashes totaling 2250 in damages with no injuries. A single car struck Hyers parked car on North Center street at 6 55 p m, driver fled. Early today George Gibson 90 of White street lost control along North Center street, overturned along railroad tracks.
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Dennis M. Hyer
North Center Street
Hyer
North Center
George E. Gibson
White Street
Gibson
Columbus Avenue
Carl Buckshaw
Corry
Lost Both Legs Wins $216,761 in Cambria County
A Cambria County jury awarded $216,761 in damages to Robert Noon, 41, who lost both legs when a speeding car struck a telephone booth he stood in. The verdict, reported in Ebensburg, was the largest personal injury award in the county, against General Telephone of Pennsylvania for installing the booth in a hazardous location.
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Hbensburg, Pa
Cambria County
Johnstown
Robert Noon
General Telephone of
Pennsylvania
Stranded Window Washers Kept Cool
Two veteran window washers were stranded for about two hours on a sealed 20th floor window of the Pittsburgh National Bank building when the scaffold motor failed. Early discovery followed by a PPG Industries official cutting a hole in the window allowed them to climb inside to safety. They remained calm and planned to return to work today.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh National Bank
PPG Industries
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