North Vietnam hints at peace talks if bombing stops
Mai Van Bo, Hanoi's envoy in Paris, said Hanoi could consider direct talks with the United States after a definitive unconditional bombing cessation. He noted any such peace proposal would be studied in Hanoi, while reaffirming Hanoi's rejection of UN intervention and any peace terms that do not distinguish between American aggressors and Vietnamese victims.
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Jury Names in Murder Trial of New Castle Man
Jury selection continued in the case of William T. Montgomery charged with murder in the August shooting of Ward Matthews in Farrell. Matthews died two days later after being shot in an apartment linked to Martha Cherrill, who named Montgomery to police. The trial was set to begin with jurors seated, following arrest in Los Angeles.
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Sharon General Hospital
Earthquake Strikes Mongolian Mountains No Casualties Reported
The 8:15 a.m. Hangay range quake in western Mongolia registered nine on the Mercali scale per Montesame dispatches carried by Tass. The sparsely populated area lies about 250 miles from the Soviet border and 300 miles west of Ulan Bator with no casualties reported.
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UPI
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New Castle District Collects 91 Percent of Per Capita Tax
The New Castle Area School District has collected 91 percent of the $10 per capita tax, with income reaching $193,200 and a target of $200,000 after delinquent taxes are settled. Delinquent payments continue, and nonpayers face legal action. Meanwhile US weather reports show Bemidji minus 18 and Miami at 84.
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Hawaii
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Londoner arraigned in eight artwork thefts
A 32 year old Londoner, Michael Hall, was formally arraigned on charges of stealing eight masterpieces worth 8.4 million dollars, the world’s second largest art theft. He denied the charges and was held in custody until January 13. Police say more charges may follow as evidence is reviewed and the case points to a hole drilled in a Dulwich Gallery door. Underworld tips aided both capture and recovery of the Rembrandts and Rubens in the heist. Scotland Yard seeks a tall brunette in the investigation.
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Ground fire downs two U S planes in North Vietnam
U S military spokesmen report two Navy jets shot down over coastal North Vietnam on Wednesday. Both pilots survived after ditching at sea. The losses mark the 452nd and 453rd U S air losses of the war.
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Pennsylvania House-Bill Seeks Milk Control Reform
Pittsburgh's Republican delegation introduced a 1967 bill to repeal the state milk control law and abolish the Milk Control Commission. House Majority Leader Lee A. Donaldson Jr. led the nine-member group, stressing the measure does not reflect the governor's administration position.
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UPI
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State Milk Control Commission
Lee A. Donaldson Jr
Allegheny
Raymond P. Shafer
Climbing Party Rescued After Six Day Ordeal on Grand Teton
Ten climbers endured eight days of frigid winds and heavy snow in a small hut near Grand Teton summit. Two reached ranger station at Grand Teton National Park while eight waited at Moose Meadow five miles from the road. Names include John Horn and Tom Warren of Wyoming.
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UPI
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Jackson
Wyo
Tom Warren
Aiberton
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Warren
Battle lines over constitution reform in General Assembly
Republicans and Democrats clash as Shafer proposes a limited constitutional convention while Democrats push for an unlimited plan. Key issues include scope income tax authorization dates and delegate selection with a May primary looming and a Senate package of seven amendments gaining bipartisan support.
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UPI
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Erie
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New County Mental Health Board Named by Commissioners
A 13 member board, including George F. Bolinger and Dr. Frank Greer, was appointed to supervise a local diagnosis and treatment program under the 1966 Mental Health Mental Retardation Act. The board includes physicians, a psychologist, hospital administrators, a clergy member, and educators and will hire staff and an executive director by end of 1967.
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Frank Greer
James P. Sommerfeld
Robert T. Glenn
Joe F. Friedheim
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mary John
St. Francis Hospital
Mabel Baron
Ellwood City Hospital
Arthur Zarone
Delbert E. Jolley
First Methodist Church of
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James R. Paige
David C. Kenneday
Lark Workshop For
James F. Ingham
Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Children
Clarence Long
Ellwood City Area
Bolinger
Shafer Opens Erie West Virginia Freeway Intersection
Governor-elect Ray mond P. Shafer led a ceremony at an Erie area crossroads marking the opening of traffic on the Interstate 79 80 intersection. Balloons rose as bands played and the event showcased 46 miles of the Shortway and several miles of the Freeway as part of Pennsylvania's highway expansion.
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New Castle News
Raymond P. Shafer
Grove City
Mercer
Pennsylvania
West Middlesex
Emlenton
Leesburg
Here
Shafer
Death Notices for Daniels Tomasello Quint
Death notices publish the passing of Mrs. Clifford T. Daniels 51 of Punta Gorda Florida Mrs Rosalia Tomasello 77 of Girard Pennsylvania and Charles P Quint 73 of 1312 Avenue.
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Clifford T. Daniels
Punta Gorda
Fla
Rosalia Tomasello
Girard, Pa
Charles P. Quint
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Western PA Democrats push 10 bill insurance reform package
A group of Western Pennsylvania Democrats in Harrisburg introduced a 10 bill insurance reform package led by Rep. John F. Laudadio. The measures include mandatory auto liability limits of 10 000 for one injury, 20 000 per accident for multiple injuries, and 5 000 property damage with penalties up to 1 000 fine or six months' prison. Other proposals include a 1 million auto casualty fund, stronger department oversight, and post-bankruptcy restrictions for directors and officers.
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State Insurance Department
Laudadio
Nicholas Kornick
Gov
Ernor
Weather update for Western Pennsylvania
Variable cloudiness and colder today with scattered snow flurries mainly in the north. Highs in the 20s and a low around 5 to 15 tonight. Friday remains partly cloudy and cold with no precipitation.
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