Witness lists alleged election violations promised to county
Kathy Rider, an American Independent Party poll watcher instructor, told county commissioners she would supply names of persons and precincts tied to alleged Nov. 5 violations. She cited campaigning in polling places, dual watchers, watchers asked to leave, moved materials, unboxed ballots, and pencils used to count.
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Kathy Rider
Morton St
American Independent Party
The
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Betty Tillin
Shenango Township
William C. Houk
Frank A. Vitril
Charles Dlugokowski
Miss Rider
Edward M. Rea
Board of Elections
Dlugokowski
Beaver Township
First Precinct
Book
Submarine escape of musician from East Germany made headlines
Bernd Boettger a 28 year old musician claims he fled East Germany by piloting a homemade submarine from Warne muende on the Baltic coast to the Danish lightship Gedser He built a 50 craft with a 22 pound motor and a snorkel to supply air and hopes to cross the English Channel next year Boettger noted patents and described a tense voyage with seasickness and a passing cod as hazards.
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Joseph B. Fleming
Berlin
UPI
East Germany
Bernd Boettger
Baltic Sea
Boettger
West Germany
English Channel
Warnemuende
Teachers seek $10 500 to $21 000 pay range
The Pennsylvania State Education Association plans to push for a salary range from 10 500 to 21 000 for teachers in the Commonwealth. Delegates at the upcoming convention are expected to approve a resolution demanding that range and a strong index system for teacher pay.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Commonwealth
PSEA convention in Volant to draw 1000 delegates
The Pennsylvania State Education Association plans a Dec 12 to 14 convention in Volant expected to draw more than 1,000 delegates from its 600 local units. President Joseph Standa of Johnstown will preside and hand over to Dr. Helen D. Wise of State College, capping a one year term as PSEA president.
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Pennsylvania
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Joseph Standa
Johnstown
Standa
Helen D. Wise
State College
Russell L. Horchler
Herchler
Mills
Mideast Crisis Deepens as Frontline Fighting Intensifies
Israeli farmers return to Jordan frontier fields while border clashes continue amid heavy artillery and air strikes. UN talks with Thant and diplomats fail to secure no shoot pledges, and Egyptian Riad calls the settlement process regressing. Al Gomhouria accuses Israel of a phony coup plan.
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Jordan
United Nations
Middle East
UPI
David L. Dugas
Thant
U.S
Cairo
Mahmoud Riad
U.N
Gunnar J
Jarring
al Gomhouria Today
Egypt
Weather Western Pennsylvania: snow flurries and cold winds
Variable cloudiness and wind bring snow flurries across north and central regions with fair conditions in the south. Daytime highs in the mid 20s to around 30, with tonight and Saturday remaining cold and occasional light snow. Tonight's lows in the 20s, followed by a 24hour period ending 7 am with a max of 38 and min of 23, trace precip of snow. Shenango River stage at 9.48 feet.
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Pennsylvania
Fair South
Shenango River
Bloodiest Red terror attack hits 11 South Vietnamese sites
Communist forces launched a nationwide assault from the Mekong Delta to the northern border killing at least 17 South Vietnamese and wounding 93 others. In Phu Loc refugees were killed, including two children, as North Vietnamese soldiers overran a village and burned houses.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Mekong
Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Education team urges renovation of New Castle High School
A Middle States Association team recommended general renovation for New Castle High School after a three day inspection. The report cited need for larger library facilities improved health and guidance services classroom and gym remodeling and possible purchase of nearby property for future auditorium and pool plans.
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Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
New Castle High School
Nelson Mills
Mt. Lebanon High School
Edward Cordray
Waynesburg High School
Mills
Hong Kong flu spreads with outbreaks across U S regions
Philadelphia court delays rise as Hong Kong influenza loosens its grip. CDC notes peak expected in January. vaccine distribution underway but insufficient for all. Elderly and chronically ill advised to prioritize vaccination while routine flu remedies remain aspirin and rest.
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O’neil Hendrick
Atlanta
UPI
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Michael Hillegrass
Frank J. Montermuro Jr
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
National Communicable Disease Center
CDC
Hong Kong
Pentagon splits over Nixon plan to end the draft
A survey of 30 top military leaders cited by Air Force Times shows a divided Pentagon view on eliminating the draft in favor of all volunteer forces. Officers varied from strong opposition to cautious support, with concerns about recruiting from low-income groups and feasibility after the Vietnam era.
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UPID
Nixon
Pentagon
Air Force Times
Independent Service Journal
The
Service Journal
Joint Chiefs of Staff
the Times
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