Nixon May Change Mind On POW Swap
Washington AP report says President Nixon may modify opposition to the Viet Cong North Vietnam demand for a 1971 withdrawal deadline to secure prisoner of war releases. Talks are at a standstill with both sides waiting for a break. Officials expect a possible November shift in withdrawal pace, aiming for a substantial reduction by spring or earlier. About 215,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam. 184,000 planned by December. current pace 15,000 monthly could reach zero in early 1973.
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Tapes Reveal POWs Build Antiwar Move
Washington AP report says four Vietnam POWs in Hanoi tapes claim a growing peace movement among captured GIs. Names given include Maj. Floyd Kushner and Sgt. John Young. others unnamed. Tapes credit a peace plan linked to Paris negotiations and urge U.S. public pressure to end the war.
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Mansfield
Harriman
Clifford
Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Named
The newly organized board at Corry Memorial Hospital held its annual meeting last night with members including Dale Hammerlee Paul Roche first vice president Leroy Peck Ray Amy Harold Yourng William Kafferlin as president and hospital incorporators. Not pictured are Donald Spitzer and George Cote.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Dale Hammerlee
Paul Roche
Leroy Peck
Ray Amy
Harold Yourng
William Kafferlin
Donald Spitzer
George Cote
Corry Memorial Hospital reports births gains and financial woes
At the annual CMH Incorporators meeting in the hospital room, Dr. Edison Harmon notes Corry records a low infant mortality rate and Erie County's smallest coronary death rate despite no ICU. Administrator Samuel Antrim cites telemedicine lectures and rising psychiatric case load from 360 to 734, with group therapy expanding.
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Erie County
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Antrim
Wallace Young
Drive Starts Monday Right UF Agencies To Share In $75,275 Allocations
United Fund allocations total 75275 to eight agencies from a 91000 goal. Corry YMCA leads with 20650, followed by the Salvation Army 18510 and Erie County United Fund 13770. Other recipients include Corry Red Cross 9740, Corry Memorial Hospital 7245, Mead Park 1900, Visiting Nurse Association 2610, and Warren County Boy Scouts 850. The campaign runs Monday to October 15 with a theme If you dont do it it wont get done.
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Police Crack UC Museum Break-in Case
Union City police solved a museum burglary by arresting a Union City man and two juveniles after stopping a stolen car in the borough. Five youths were detained including three from Union City and two runaways from Ohio. The investigation tied the crime to Michael Hayes, 20, who was charged with burglary and released on a $500 bond. two juveniles face burglary charges, one possibly as an adult.
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Corry
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Reward Offered for Kendall Charger Theft
Kendall Refining Co. offers a 100 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief who took a hand crafted spear figure from the Kendall Service Station at 100 North Center street Tuesday night. A passer by alerted police and the advertisement sign valued at 300 dollars was reported missing. The note cites Dr Place of Bradford as the company representative.
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Pathologists to Rule on Attica Hostages Deaths
Two renowned pathologists Siegel and Baden began examining the bodies of the Attica hostages to determine whether deaths were from gunshots or slashed throats. The toll stood at 42 dead, including 10 guards and 32 inmates, with hundreds injured after the prison revolt ended with a prison break and a large state response.
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Westchester County
Michael Baden
New York City
Congress Begins Probe Into Bloody Attica Mess
Congress has opened a probe into the Attica prison riot, with calls for reform and possible criminal investigations. The White House backs Gov Rockefeller’s handling, while Pepper and lawmakers push hearings and a federal grand jury to examine the blow by riot guards and alleged prison abuses.
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D-Wis
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U S Agrees To Move Seat To Peking At U N
United States and allies reportedly reach tentative agreement to revise a UN draft to seat Communist China in the Security Council at Peking. The plan aims to keep Nationalist China in the world body while allowing Beijing a veto powered seat, with formalization expected at the U N mission. Diplomatic sources note a close vote and continued debate over dual representation and expulsion questions.
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Weber To Negotiate For Corry
The city appoints Raymond G. Weber of Erie as its arbitrator in wage talks with the police. Former city councilman Weber will seek a fee and sit with Francis Pilewskie of Erie of the Fraternal Order of Police to select a third arbitrator. If unresolved, the American Arbitration Association will supply three names for selection. The police seek about 25 percent increases in salary and fringe benefits, aiming to match Titusville gains of 2000 over two years.
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Pittsburgh
Titusville
Fire Destroys Tire Service in Bridgewater
BEAVER Pa AP Fire destroyed Beaver Valley Tire Service in Bridgewater. Officials said the smoky blaze raged for over two hours as about 80 firefighters battled to contain it. Witnesses reported only three walls remained standing of the 75 to 100 foot building.
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