Auto crashes in Corry and Route 426 injure four
Two separate accidents on wet roads left four people injured. Fred A. Whitesel 49 of Erie and a passenger sustained head and body injuries and were hospitalized. A second crash near Corry involved Jay B. Leonard 29 of Tidioute and Edward B. Salsgiver 22 with Leonard treated and released and Salsgiver admitted for a broken leg. Damages totaled about $1 700. Leonard faced charges. A later dispatch notes the Soviet rejection of a Japanese proposal regarding Vietnam peace efforts.
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Corry
Riceville Corners
Fred A. Whitesel
Erie
Whitesel
Union City Hospital
Whites
Leonard
Corry Memorial Hospital
Salsgiver
Martin Kaschalk
Senators Clash Over Tax Reform Benefiting Wealthy
Washington AP senators criticize administration tax bill proposals as favoring corporations and the rich. Leaders debate standard deduction, itemizing, and state gasoline tax deductions while aiming to aid the average taxpayer. Kennedy pledges House provisions reduce itemizing for millions.
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Washington
House
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Wall Street
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Russell B. Long
D-La
Kennedy
Milk price rise likely after Erie hearing
A three hour Erie County milk price hearing ends with both farmers and dealers seeking higher prices. Farmers request 40 cents per hundredweight to 6.80 while dealers push for more to cover rising costs. Maurice Morton hints an increase may be granted though amount remains unclear. Current retail quart milk runs 31 to 32 cents.
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Atty
Harold Swope
Dealers Association
Swope
Maurice Morton
Second Day of Heavy North Viet Incidents Across South Vietnam
Saigon reports a second day of intense fighting as Viet Cong units attacked near Da Nang and northwest of Saigon. U S forces tally 34 dead and 367 wounded since Friday with new shelling and ground clashes. Ho Chi Minh's death is cited as a possible motive, though officials deem it unlikely to drive the surge.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
Viet Cong
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
U.S
Ho ‘Chi Minh
Hanoi
Chouenlai
Peking
Alexei N. Kosygin
Weather Delays 40 Kiloton Project Rulison Nuclear Blast
Bad weather postpones the Project Rulison underground nuclear explosion in western Colorado. Every delay pushes detonation to at least Monday. the blast aims to release up to 860 billion cubic feet of natural gas, with AEC Austral Oil CER Geonuclear as partners.
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Grand, Valley, Colo
Battlement Mesa
Colorado
Grand Junction
Atomic Energy Commission
Glenwood Springs
AEC
Austral Oil Co
Houston
Tex
CER
Struggle for Hanoi Power Amid Soviet Chinese Pressure
Moscow and Peking vie for influence in Hanoi after Ho Chi Minh's death as Chou En Lai heads a Chinese funeral delegation and Premier Kosygin nears arrival. Beijing signals stance while Pham Van Dong omits Red China in a controversial Hanoi pledge.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Chou
Kosygin
Peking
Hanoi
Khrushchev
Brezhnev and Co
Africa
Latin America
United States
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D. Burke Elbrick
Jose de Magalhaes
Elbrick
Mexico
Chile
Rio
Galeao
The
National Liberation Action
MR-8
Elfie
United
Corry Country Club
John Rossbacher
Frank McKnight
A. Bruce Smith
John Hornick
Lyle Hotchkiss
Dennis Frushone
Richard Farrer
William Jones
Tal
Ichael
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