Bus Crash Injures 39 on Junior High Football Trip
A Ligonier Valley Junior High School football bus overturned on Route 219 near Somerset, injuring 39 people including 26 players and 2 coaches. William Frye, 14, of Ligonier, fought for life with head and facial injuries in critical condition at Memorial Hospital.
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Corry United Fund Extends Drive One Week
United Fund of the Corry Area extends the drive deadline to next Monday noon. Report meeting shows 54 percent of the $91,375 goal with totals across divisions listed, including government surpassing goal at 107 percent and area at 105 percent.
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Canada Vote Adds To Confusion After Tight General Election
In Toronto AP reports the 29th general election produced a near dead heat with Liberals at 108 seats and Conservatives at 107 after counting ended for the night. The path to a clear majority remained uncertain as the New Democratic Party lingers with a fragile potential gain.
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UNICEF Trick or Treat Drive Raises Funds Amid Caution
United Nations officials report millions of children may take part in Trick or Treat for UNICEF, collecting boxes for the United Nations Children's Fund. About 3 million youngsters could raise roughly 3.4 million for UNICEF, with adults supervising and funds supporting health and food programs in Africa. The drive emphasizes safety and inclusivity across Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant, noting it remains not an upper income activity.
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Predict Cease Fire By Sunday
AP reports diplomatic sources say the United States and North Vietnam agreed to resume talks that could yield a cease fire in Indochina by Sunday. South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu may sign the agreement despite Saigon’s strong stance, while State Department declined to comment. President Nixon adviser Harry Dent questioned any settlement within a week, saying no push to end the war before November 7 is likely and noting outstanding issues remain.
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Communists Mount Last-Minute Land Grabs Across Vietnam
In Saigon and northern provinces the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese launched hundreds of attacks over six days, seizing Ba To ranger camp and Que Son district town, shelling Da Nang and cutting Highway 13. U S air raids focused on supply caches in the south. talks on a cease-fire dragged on with Kissinger saying more sessions may be needed.
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