East End Site Developer Proposes Second Mall Plan
At a public hearing the City Planning Commission heard Slangenhaupt Real Estate Company of Niles Ohio present a 90000 square foot roofed shopping mall at East Columbus Avenue and South Street Corry. The firm seeks a zoning variance to commercial and plans include other outlets north of the mall adjacent to Route 6. If approved preliminary work could start within two weeks.
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City Planning Commission
Corry
Bay
Slangenhaupt Real Estate Company
Niles
Ohio
East Columbus Avenue
South Street
Slaugenhaupt
James Gleason
Mall St
Hugh E.jat
West Side Plaza
Center Street
Walkout of Teachers Expands Across Several Cities
Unrest among educators grows as Baltimore threatens a strike, Detroit teachers stay out, and New York City braces for a mass resignation. Over 600,000 students in Broward County, East St. Louis, and McCracken County are already affected, with potential additions totaling nearly 1.3 million if Baltimore and New York join.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Detroit
New York City
Broward County
Fla
East St. Louis
McCracken County
New York
Michigan
State Court of Appeals
Circuit Courts
Jerome P. Cavanagh
United Federation of Teachers Delegate Assembly
Erie County signs first renewal contracts for urban renewal project
The Erie County Redevelopment Authority signed contracts for its first urban renewal plan in the Fourth Ward. The $582,500 program includes $122,500 in federal planning funds and $350,000 for execution. Planning runs to August next year with a three to four year overall timeline. Local staffing will handle most roles while a municipal firm supports planning.
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Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Erie
Corry
Erie County
Chris Capotis
Development Authority
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Capotis
Main
Pleasant
First Avenue
Lemon
Dog in theft case to have preliminary hearing
A juvenile dog named Ohio charged with breaking and entering after a burglary in Hastings Moose Hall will face a preliminary hearing. The Cambria County DA’s office has stepped aside, with the case handled by juvenile authorities as Chief Kollar traced paw prints to the scene. Justice of the peace George Chigas will preside at the moved hearing in the borough building. Bell Telephone requests tariff cuts in Clarion exchange to save customers over $5 660.
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Hastings
Moose Hall
Cambria County
Robert J. Cassidy
Ohio
Andrew Kollar
Justice of the Peace
George Chigas
College Grid Schedule In Journal Today
A complete schedule of major college football is on page nine of today's Journal. Use it as a ready reference for your favorite team or to help choose winners as the season progresses.
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Today
Journal
Shotguns for Iran riot control and training ship misperceived
U S officials insist shotguns given to Iran under military aid are for riot control not hunting. A converted seaplane tender turned Ethiopian training ship, costing about 20 000 a year, sparked questions at a House Appropriations hearing.
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Washington
Iran
Ethiopia
United States
Emperor Haile Selassie
House Appropriations
K.C. Heinz
Silvio ‘O. Conte
R-Mass
McNamara Plans Chemical Barrier to Viet Cong Infiltration
Pentagon unveils a first time use of soil killing chemicals to create a barrier zone in South Vietnam aimed at denying jungle concealment to invading forces. McNamara detailed troop additions, a new division, and a nationwide open housing plan amid war policy remarks.
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Washington
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Pal
McNamara
Michigan
George Romney
Johnson
101St Airborne Division
6Th Infantry
United States
U.S
Attempt Fails To Save Worker Who Touched Power Line
In Indiana Pa a lineman died after touching a 2400 volt line while installing cable for the Indiana Cable TV Co. Charles Whited 21 Nanty Glo died despite CPR and heart massage after client attempts to revive him atop a utility pole. Ronald Viney 22 Twin Rocks was on the ground when Whited contacted the line.
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Indiana. Pa
Charles Whited
Nanty Glo
Tom Streams
Indiana
Whited
Ronald Viney
Viney
Twin Rocks
Indiana Cable TV Co
Heavy Guard Posted For Rap Brown Arraignment
Authorities enforced strict security for the arraignment of H. Rap Brown on a federal gun charge in New Orleans. Armed guards will cover the roof of the Wildlife and Fisheries building and entry will be through the Royal Street door only. The arraignment is expected to last about 15 minutes with Brown informed of rights and entering a plea. If innocent, he would be freed on a $15,000 bond while trial is scheduled later. Brown, 23, SNCC chairman, was indicted for carrying a carbine across state lines while under indictment for inciting a riot. He faces up to five years and a $2,000 fine per count.
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New Orleans
H. Rap Brown
Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
U.S. Commissioner's Office
Brown
Royal Street
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
New York
Maryland
Beer Flows After Train Hits Loaded Truck
Police report a tractor trailer carrying 60 cases and 100 half barrels of beer was struck by a Reading Railroad train near Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania. Driver Charles Kainall of Norristown escaped injury as beer flowed from the wreck into a creek.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Plymouth
Charles Kainall
Norristown
Marines Rally in Northern Vietnam After Ambush Killings
U S Marines scour jungles and paddy fields in South Vietnam’s northern zone after routing a Red ambush that killed 92 enemy soldiers. In the Mekong Delta South Vietnamese forces report 54 Viet Cong casualties from the Tay Do battalion as heavy fighting continues near Tam Ky and along the DMZ area. American losses this week total 115 dead and 282 wounded as Strategic Air Command conducts two day raids to disrupt infiltration routes into Quang Nam and Quang Tin provinces.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Mekong
Tay Do
Tam Ky
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
Strategic Air Command
A Shan Valley
Quang Nam
Quang Tin
Con Thien
North Vietnam
Fatal Route 62 crash claims 14 year old James Wuerstle
A 14 year old Russell youth, James Wuerstle, died after a Route 62 crash where his car struck a concrete abutment and skidded across the highway. His wife Catherine Wuerstle escaped injury. Post mortem attributed death to a heart attack. Wuerstle had a history of heart trouble. Warren General Hospital confirmed the death. The driver reportedly left the road while southbound on Route 62 and wrecked near the State Hospital Farm Colony. State Police Trooper Gary L. Rain led the investigation.
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Warren
Russell
Route 62
State Hospital Farm Colony
Warren i General Hospital
James Wuerstle
Catherine M. Wuerstle
Gary L. Rain
Wuerstle
Helpful Angler Bitten On Nose By Steelhead
STEVENSON Wash AP George Acker of Carson was given a tetanus shot after being bitten on the nose by a steelhead. His boat was near Wade McNee’s when McNee hooked a 17 pound fish that struck Acker as he retrieved it. He kept the trout for McNee.
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Stevenson
Wash
George Acker
Carson
Acker
Wade McNee
Columbia River
McNee
Other Makers Continue Production Ford Strike Prolonged Affair
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers strike may extend, with Ford production halted in 25 states while GM and Chrysler produced 1868 cars. Talks began July 11, no new negotiations planned, licen tee meeting set for Monday to schedule bargaining. Wages remain far apart, union negotiator says there is no path to the Big Three offer.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Auto
Auto Workers Union
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
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