Police Seek Gunmen After Forced Ride In Butler Franklin
Police search for two men who jumped into an Etna man’s car in Butler, forced him to drive to Franklin, then fled in another car. One gunman held the driver while the other entered a gas station. car keys were discarded and a roadblock was set up by Titusville police.
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Butler
Franklin
John McCracken
The
Journal Today
W. Hy Patterson
King
Patterson
McCracken
Titusville
Franklin Pollice
Progress in New York paper strike grows with talks
In New York City the American Newspaper Guild and The New York Times resumed negotiations after a first sign of progress on a pension plan. About 2,200 guild members walked out, as publishers paused Times publications in support. The dispute includes pensions severance pay and job protection against automation.
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NEW York
American Newspaper Guild
New York Times
Times
Publishers Association of New York City
New York Post
U S Troops Rattle Viet Cong in Split Battles
U S paratroopers clash with Viet Cong near Ah Khe and Ben Cat as 100 bodies are reported in a trench. B52 bombers strike a guerrilla stronghold in the Mekong Delta while patrols hunt Viet Cong in jungles and rubber plantations.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Ah Khe
101St Airborne Brigade
101St
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Ben Cat
Saion
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Mekong River
State Senate Seeks Ottaway Commission and Nearby Alderman Edge
Ottaway awaits Senate confirmation of Gov. Scranton’s alderman nomination for the First Ward, delaying a ruling on a reckless driving case involving David Szuba. Szuba, Erie, was cited after swerving from South Center to West Main in Corry.
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Merle Ottaway
South Center
Malm Streets
Norbert Bachofner
Ottaway
The
Journal
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Main
Bachemer
Otaway
David B. Szuba
Erie
Corry
Szuba
West Main
Bachomer
George Gordon
Omer
Sauba
State Senate
Gov. Scranton
Senate
United Nations demands 48 hour India Pakistan cease-fire
The UN Security Council, in a 10-0 vote, demands India and Pakistan order a cease-fire within 48 hours and outlines supervision and withdrawal. The resolution, stronger than prior measures, calls on Thant to use every effort and reserves coercive action if needed.
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U.N. Security Council
India
Pakistan
Jordan
Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
J.G. de Beus
Netherlands
U.N
Indi
Thant
Tum
Scranton Idly Influences Redistricting Says Eilberg
Harrisburg AP House Majority Leader Joshua Eilberg accuses Gov. Scranton of behind the scenes involvement in House Senate reapportionment talks. He says the governor has pressured the joint conference committee and seeks his ouster. Delegates face ongoing inflexibility as reapportionment dominates agenda. The piece notes potential action on Rackley nomination and a veto override fight for mobile libraries funding.
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House
Joshua Eilberg
Scranton
Senate
Eilberg
John H. Devlin
States Supreme Court
Capitol
John Ralph Rackley
Pennsylvania State University
Hilberg
India Charges China Firing At Frontiers Amid Tense Stand
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri stated China is firing along the Sikkim eastern frontier and Ladakh western frontier as Beijing seeks dominance in Asia. He warned India will defend itself by all means if China persists, amid UN Security Council pressure and reports of Chinese troops near passes on Tibet’s border with Sikkim.
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India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Peking
Asia
Sikkim
Laidakh
Kashmir
Shastri
China
Tibet
Pakistan
Hot Spring
Fukche
Ladakh
13 Year Old Scalped By Wringer
Rose Marie Lanks, 3, was pulled into a washing machine wringer and lost her scalp. Surgeon William Cashman at Warren General Hospital reattached the scalp after an emergency team retrieved it from the Lanks home. The child is expected to recover with normal hair.
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Helian
William Cashman
Warren General Hospital
Rose Marie Lanks
Harry A. Lanks
Babik
Lanks
Rose Marie
Woman Takes Fertility Drug Becomes Mother of Quadruplets
Ten months after taking clomiphene citrate to treat a menstrual disorder, Alice Pigge of Los Angeles delivered four babies a month early at Los Angeles County General Hospital. The two boys and two girls, weighing nine pounds total, were in incubators in critical condition. Pigge, fair condition and cheerful, reportedly planned hair care before interviews. Doctors say the drug may have caused multiple births, though pregnancy began in January after November use. The Pigges, listed as James Pigge’s separated couple, had earlier lived in Mississippi.
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Alice Pigge
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Milton Smale
Ates
Dr. Smale
Janu
Smale
New Zealand
General Hospital
Bloodmobile Drives 150 Pint Goal At YMCA
Viet Nam war drives higher blood demand as Red Cross aims to collect 150 pints at the YMCA with 25 pints of A positive requested for an open heart surgery. An industrial plant blood drive competition risks depleting domestic supplies, with Rogers Structural Steel likely to win the trophy for a third time. Bloodmobile hours run 11 20 a m to 1 30 p m Buffalo Blood Bank provides extra beds and nurses.
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Red Cross
YMCA
Wes
Rogers Structural Steel
Buffalo Blood Bank
Pope Paul VI Appears Tired Before Pilgrims
In St Peter's Square Pope Paul VI told thousands he would pray for the world to be spared war. His voice was emotional from a Vatican window after celebrating Mass, with observers noting he looked tired and low in spirits.
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Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Vatican Palace
St. Peter's Basilica
Stand Guard During Meet To Solve Race Incidents
Police stood at Bristol Terrace entrances in Bristol Township Evittown Pa as white and Negro leaders met to address recurring racial clashes. Youths sparked fights after last Thursday with 14 arrests after Friday football game. School officials and community leaders framed talks as root-cause effort.
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Bristol Terrace
Bristol Township
Negra
Robert Martin
Millard Mitchell
la County
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lily
Bucks County
NAACP
Walter Rams
Congress Faces Heavy Going
Washington AP reports Congress heads into a busy week with adjournment unlikely. Senators Ellender and Dirksen warn 14B Taft Hartley repeal could trigger lengthy debate or revolt, as immigration reform and foreign aid allocations top the Senate agenda. House acts on multiple bills including river harbor projects and Dupont estate divestiture.
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Congress
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Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
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CBS’ Radiotelevision
Face the Nation
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Ellender
Radio Press International
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House
Alfred [. duPont
Florida
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