War Accidents Take Heavy Toll in Vietnam
Nine Americans and seven Vietnamese were killed in Viet Nam war accidents in the past four days. Another 17 Vietnamese and 10 Americans were wounded. incidents included an explosion near an artillery base, a helicopter rotor fatality, and a gunship attack that killed civilians. Civilian casualties and displacements rose as U.S. forces planned defense shifts and troop withdrawals were discussed.
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Saigon
U.S
1St Infantry Division
Demilita
Government of
Vietnam
62Nd Airborne Division
Nixon
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Titusville Woman Shot. Police Seek Ex-Boyfriend Suspect
A 28 year old Titusville woman in guarded condition after a 2 40 PM shooting in the downtown area. Police hunt for the suspect, 29 year old Robert Ackerman, ex boyfriend, described as medium build with dark hair. Witnesses describe the event and police guard the hospital and suspect’s former addresses.
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Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Joyce Bernard
Church of Christ
Robert Ackerman
Colonel Drake
CMH Elects Incorporators and Trustees at Meeting
Corry Memorial Hospital Association will elect twelve incorporators for five years and five trustees for three years at tonight’s annual meeting in the new wing conference room secretary R Elwin Fuller said. Nominees include Miss Ann Baressi Rev Cyril Cooper Alton Dahlstrand Horton J Davis Edward Feldt Guy M Fish Dr Edison Harmon Clifford Holcomb Leroy Peck Erkki Rainesale A Bruce Smith Clarence Wallace for incorporators and James N Foley Fuller William Master Jr Francis A Slattery Hubert S Vaughn for trustees. The election will be followed by a regular hospital board session.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
New Wing
R. Elwin Fuller
Ann Baressi
Cyril Cooper
Alton Dahlstrand
Horton J. Davis
Edward Feldt
Guy M
Ford boosts '70 prices by 108 dollars nationwide
Ford Motor Co announces 1970 model prices average 108 dollars higher, about 3.6 percent, with Maverick kept at 1995 dollars. GM hikes 125 dollars. Ford adds five year 50,000 mile power train warranty at extra cost to match.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
California
Nixon's Welfare Plan on Drawing Board
President Nixon's proposed family assistance program remains at the White House in draft as lawmakers await a final package. Officials cite asset limits reporting frequency and first check timing as key remaining questions while Ball notes a nationwide publicity push will be required to reach the intended beneficiaries.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Congress
Cedes
Ball
Hhis
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Corry Faces State landfill standards over New Year
Corry’s West Washington street landfill will likely fail state requirements after January 1. If no local site meets standards, Corry may join the countywide disposal system. Costs for the new hauling contract could rise to about 70 000 to 80 000 annually, with a possible 40 percent increase for property owners.
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Corry
West
Washington Street
Union City
Health Department
David Johnson
Corry Police Report Shows No Major Crime In August
The August police summary notes 16 auto accidents with 5690 dollars in damage and seven injuries. Two burglaries under investigation, six larcenies turned in with one solved. 28 driver violations and 359 parking tickets. One auto theft under investigation. Disorderly conduct two, liquor violations three, drunkenness one, curfew one, two surety of the peace, one probation violation, five malicious mischief with one solved. 28 complaints and 57 reports, 15 lost items, six lodging requests, nine dog calls, 4442 patrol miles.
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Corry
UN to Review Record Agenda Following New President
At the 20th session opening Angie Elizabeth Brooks of Liberia was elected president and 17 vice presidents plus seven chairmen await. The assembly, with Ireland seeking a debate on Northern Ireland, weighs whether to take up all 104 items. Lord Caradon said Britain opposes Northern Ireland debate. President Nixon to address the assembly Thursday.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Angie Elizabeth Brooks
Liberia
Dénation Assembly
Assembly
Northern Ireland
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Wales
Lord Caradon
Nixon
U Thant
Miss Brooks
Donor Twin Gives Kidney to Brother at Penn Hospital
Twin 27 year olds in Philadelphia underwent a six hour transplant by a single surgical team at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. David Cornoy donated his kidney to his brother Dennis who faced nephritis and imminent death without the operation. Dennis had been on a kidney machine since July 18 after diseased kidneys were removed. Dorothy Cornoy, David’s wife, said she would have offered her kidney if needed. Doctors noted twin transplants have high success potential.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
David Cornoy
Lower Chichester
Dennis
Glen Riddle
David
Dorothy
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