Smoking In Bed Starts Blaze On West Frederick Street
A $4,000 two family house fire at 232 West Frederick street started by someone smoking in bed spread through the interior and attic. Firefighters used 1,550 feet of hose and battled the blaze about an hour, with all occupants escaping unharmed. The owner is Samuel Stultz. other apartment occupant is Mrs Lucy Dell.
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Corry
Frederick Street
Eaton
West Frederick Street
Richard Christensen
Samuel Stultz
R. D. 3. Corry
Lucy Dell
Jerome Davis
Davis
Corry Woman Hurt In Crash At Cord And East South
A two car collision at Cord and East South streets Saturday afternoon left Mrs. Lawrence Barton 46 of 136 East Pleasant Street hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mae V. Yusick of Cambridge Springs faces a right of way violation citation. Damages totaled 800.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Concord
East South Streets
Lawrence Barton
East Pleasant Street
Mae V. Yusick
Cambridge Springs
East South
Barton
Yusick
Czechs Agree to Soviet Troops On Border
Prague sources say Czechoslovakia agreed to station Soviet bloc troops along the West Germany border as part of seven Moscow Prague concessions from the August accord after the invasion. The move was not announced by Prague or Moscow, and Vasily Kuznetsov visits Prague to press compliance. Pravda says Czechoslovakia is taking steps toward normalization while resisting decisive action against hostile forces.
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Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Soviet Union
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Pravda
Communist Party
Ota Sik
Jiri Hajek
Pavel
Sik
Criti
Two-Car Route 8 Crash Near Wattsburg Injures Five
State Police report a 1 am collision three miles south of Wattsburg on Route 8 when Donald Davis’s speeding car rear-ended William Powell’s slower vehicle. Passengers Georgina Enterline 17 Karen Enterline 16 and John Jewell 20 of Union City sustained minor injuries. Damage: 150 to Davis car 200 to Powell car.
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Wattsburg
Corry
William Powell
R. D
Union City
Donald Davis
Davis
Powell
Georgina Enterline
Karen Enterline
John Jewell
South Viet Nam General Killed in Duc Lap Fight
Heavy weekend battles in the central highlands left Brig. Gen. Truong Quang An dead after his son repulsed an assault on Duc Lap Special Forces camp. North Vietnamese losses reported at 47 in one clash, plus 82 more in two battles near Saigon. American crew casualties include two helicopter pilots killed. The Duc Lap post near the Cambodian border and Ban Me Thuot remain key targets in the central highlands.
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South Vietnam
Duc Lap
Ban Me Thuot
U.S
Truong Quang An
Duc Lap Camp
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
X Sa Nho
Mekong
Huey Newton Found Guilty of Voluntary Manslaughter
In Oakland California Huey P Newton 25 was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Patrolman John Frey 23. The jury of seven women and five men deliberated four days and a hearing was scheduled on defense motions. Newton faces a potential two to 15 year sentence and plans to appeal if needed amid an armed atmosphere at the trial.
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Oakland
Calif
Huey Newton
Newton
Charles Ry
Gary
U.S. Supreme Court
Garry
John Frey
West
Frey
Herbert Heanes
UN Pleads For Israel Egypt To Hold To 1967 Pact
The United Nations Security Council urged Israel and Egypt to honor the 1967 ceasefire after a four hour gun battle along the Suez Canal left 10 Israelis and 11 Egyptians dead. The council adopted a consensus statement read by Canadian Ambassador George Ignatieff as U.N. ceasefire teams arranged a truce. Observers faced fire and two posts were hit while both sides accused the other of starting the shooting. The canal front was reported calm today as the incident became the fourth major clash since August.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
el Qantara
Port Taufiq
U.N
Canal
Security Council
Odd Bull
Norway
Yosef Tekoah
Port Taufie
Mohamed El-Kony Said
Havana drives donate 65 thousand in silver for Cuba trade
Residents of Havana have donated 65000 dollars worth of silver to the Cuban government to supply hard currency for world trade. Radio Havana reported the first word on a month long national campaign with no word yet on outside donations.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Radio Havana
Wayne Township Liquid Fuels Audit Approved
Auditor General Grace M Sloan announced the liquid fuels tax account audit of Wayne Township. The township spent 17262 from the State Motor License Fund with 9282 for wages 4526 for materials 3023 for equipment rental and 449 for supplies. The fund began 1967 with 6606 and ended the year 1895 after receiving 11649 from the state fund and 922 from other sources. Historian Crane Brinton dies at 70 in Cambridge Massachusetts after a long illness.
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Namuiusbui
Grace M. Sloan
Wayne Township
Negro Church Leader Denounces Lawlessness
A. Henson Jarmon of the National Baptist Convention U S A says police are maligned and citizens take law into their own hands. He warns that the foundations of social order are being destroyed as the convention concludes its annual meeting with 65 million members.
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Atlanta
UAW Local 629 Holds Solid Front After Morning Blockade
Local 629 members rally with a parade around the Raymond plant to show support for the negotiating committee while denying a back-to-work movement. Regional official C Franklin Carr says talks are ongoing and that the blockade was a wildcat action not sanctioned by local officers.
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Raymond
UAW
United Auto Workers
Journal Today
C. Franklin Carr
Region 1
Carr
Focal
Erie
Allen Sharp
Detroit
Robert Curry
Curry
Region IT Office
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