Nixon Seeks Self Reliance in Formosa Treaty Debate
In Taipei the Formosan debate on the U S treaty grows mixed as President Nixon favors self reliance and wants revision while opponents fear security risks. Rogers visits to bolster ties and discuss military aid with Wei Tao-ming and Chiang Ching-kuo as Chiang vows to return to the mainland.
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Jing
Taipei
Formosa
Nixon
Yuan
U.S
Post
John Foster Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
William P. Rogers
Washington
Asia
Wei Yu-sun
Foreign Office
Rogers
Wei Tao-ming
S.¥. Dao
Chiang Ching-kuo
C.K. Yen
National Palace Museum
Veterans General Hospital
Human Bomb A Failure in Festus Youth Disarms Time Bomb
M Johnson of Festus held a time bomb scare at the Miller home after pulling a .32 revolver and forcing youth to wear a neck device. Bomb squads from St Louis and Ft Leonard Wood aided. X rays showed no mechanical parts. device opened revealed a string and a battery. Authorities say the elder Miller ultimately disarmed Johnson and police were alerted. The incident centered on a car dispute with Mrs Johnson and the planned car purchase.
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M. Johnson
Festus
Jefferson County
Inl
Army Depot
St. Louis
Gus Palazzolo
Miller
Johnson
Rudisiale
Charles
Miller Home
Propose Site For Refinery In Congo West Virginia
Quaker State Oil Corp tentatively selects Congo West Virginia as the site for a new refinery to employ 250 workers, capable of producing about 10,000 barrels of crude daily. Final site choice hinges on land, access highways, and engineering studies.
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Oil City
Quaker State Oil Corp
Congo
W.va
Murder charge reduced in infant death case
In St Marys, Claire Marie Gunther, 22, saw murder charges downgraded to concealing death of a child after an autopsy showed her newborn daughter died from shock failed birth and circulatory disorder. The infant was found July 17 beside Pennsylvania 255 near St Marys. Gunther was accused July 21.
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ST. Mary’s
Murda
St. Marty’s
Elk County
Norbert J. Powell
Claire Marie Gunther
Pennsylvania 255
Little Boy Critical With Rabies in San Diego
AP reports Tommy Buchmann, a young San Diego boy, has spent 100 days in a hospital bed with rabies. Since day six he has remained in a deep sleep and remains in critical condition at University Hospital. Doctors note he has survived longer with rabies than any previously recorded case.
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San Diego
Calif
Tommy Buchmann
University Hospital
Kanga
Italy in crisis as Rumor resigns post
Rome reports President Saragat calling leaders to resolve the 27 day political crisis after Mario Rumor resigns amid failed cabinet talks. Parliament likely to be dissolved with early elections eyed, while Communist gains loom as labor unrest grows with southern strikes and salary renegotiations.
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Associated Press
Rome
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
Cri
Mario
Max
Buchmann
Harrold E. Reynolds
Tommy
s'Buchmanns
Accidents Reported in District 4 with No Injuries
District 4 police logged four traffic incidents Friday with no injuries. A four car collision occurred on Coal Hill Road near Blairsville at 2:45 a.m. involving Richard Kroskey and three parked cars. Another two car crash happened on Route 56 near Armagh at 11:20 a.m. injuring no one. A three car crash on Route 119 near Marchand at 6:50 p.m. involved Nancy Hummel and Edward Shaffer. a fourth car driven by Meigs Smith in Marion Center was also cited. Total property damage estimates are noted in each case.
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Greensburg
Coal Hill Road
Blairsville
Richard Kroskey
Rochester
Kroskey
Elva Rose
Blairsville R. D
Verna M. Hornberger
Blairsville R. D. 2
Armagh
Kenneth W. Buterbaugh
Homer City R. D
Mildred E. Speedy
Meigs Smith
New
Indiana County
Marion Center
R.D. I
Last Days For Indiana Building and Stewart Store History
A historical summary traces the Indiana hardware business from its 1854 Philadelphia Street beginnings through multiple ownerships as A M Stewart and Co and J M Stewart. It notes expansions after 1870, a 1912 fire, a late 1920s revival, and Alex Stewart’s era ending with his 1961 death and the store’s closure. Jimmy Stewart’s Oscar display at the shop is highlighted amid family ties and local lore.
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J. M. Stewart and Co
Philadelphia St
Alex and
Ernest Stewart
James M. Stewart
Citizens’ National Bank
Carpenter Ave
Alex Stewart
Jimmy Sewart
Oscar
Jimmy Stewart
Indiana
Jimmy
Alex
Vinegar Hill
Jiminy
Stewart
Seven Police Officers Quit In CONEAUT Ohio Dispute
CONEAUT Ohio city of 16000 is left with seven man police force after six patrolmen resigned Friday night in a dispute with Police Chief Jack Sanford and Mayor Edward Griswold. The officers met with the mayor to air grievances against Sanford and said they were tired of talking. The mayor said he would not seek Sanford’s resignation and eight patrolmen had walked out Wednesday with one returning Thursday and another Friday. Sanford had agreed to give up his outside job for 30 days and to apologize to an auxiliary officer over a recent scuffle Griswold called unbecoming to an officer of the law. The Ashtabula County Sheriff’s Department will assist in patroling Conneaut.
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Coneaut
Ohio
Jack Sanford
Edward Griswold
Sanford
Sanford Griswold
Griswold
Stuns
Ensoens
Akens
Opal Lei
Ashtabula County
U.S
Nixon
Ceausescu
Otopeni
Air Force One
Bucharest
U S Against Georgia Largest Desegregation Suit Filed
Atlanta in 1964 becomes the stage for the largest federal desegregation suit against Georgia. Justice Department seeks court order to desegregate all public schools, naming Gov. Lester Maddox, Atty. Gen. Mitchell, School Superintendent Jack P. Nix, and the Georgia Board of Education. He promises mobilization to resist, calling federal actions a police state overreach.
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Atlanta
Maddox
United States
U.S. Atty
John N. Mitchell
Jack P. Nix
Georgia
Georgia Board of Education
State Board of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Justice Department
Nix
Washington
U.S
Georgia Board
Birth Occurs Aboard Tokyo to San Francisco Flight
On a Japan Airlines transpacific flight from Tokyo to San Francisco 156 passengers were aboard when it made an unscheduled landing in Anchorage. A baby girl was born at 29,000 feet over the Pacific as Dr. Wataru Ishizaki and his wife assisted. Mother and child were reported fine at Providence Hospital in Anchorage. The plane resumed to its San Francisco destination.
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San Francisco
Japan Air Lines
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
Shek Wong Kan-Yu
Pacific
Providence Hospital
Wataru Ishizaki
Japan
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Rumor
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W. B. Kline
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