Vitril Abstains as Voters Dispute Arises in County
Commissioner Frank A. Vitril abstained from voting on accepting an opinion by County Solicitor Edward M. Rea regarding allegedly illegally registered voters. Houk and Diugekewski voted to accept the opinion. Rea said the act is directory not mandatory and voters may change address by voting day. those on the list may not be disenfranchised. Skoog and DeCarlo voiced concerns about mistakes and said they would return next week.
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Frank A. Vitril
Counly
William Houk
Charles i Diugekewski
Edward M Rea
Grace R. Skoog
W. Clayton St
Hilda DeCarlo
Barbour Place
Rea
York snipings wound 11 including patrolman in unrest
In York Pennsylvania early today a wave of gunfire wounded 11 people including Patrolman Henry Shaad 23 and fire bombs damaged the York Gazette and Daily building. The violence followed a night of gang clashes over a false burial report and an 18 year old curfew was imposed by Mayor Joelyn Sayer.
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York. Pa
UPH
Leonard Landis
Henry Shaad
York
Shaad
York Hospital
York Gazette and Daily Newspaper
Fie
Aline
Joelyn Sayer
Red Cross Volunteers Collect Holiday Bags for Servicemen
Linrerne County Red Cross Chapter coordinates a Vietnam era program to assemble about 1,600 care bags for service members. Chapters select eight items each bag includes pens soap cases washcloths nail clippers toothbrush holders and small tins of nuts or candies with a greeting card noting contributors and chapter name. Shipping deadline is September 30 with participation open to individuals groups and organizations via the local Red Cross Chapter.
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Linrerne County
Red Cross
Theni
Holliday
Burglary at Avalon Trail home. church break-in reported
Thief stole cash and checks from Paul Carmella’s home at 91 Avalon Tr Union Township yesterday morning. The bag left on a shelf was found missing upon return. police did not disclose amount. A separate break-in at Third CF Church on Ishington St saw a cellar window forced open and two offices ransacked with nothing evidently taken.
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Paul Carmella
Avalon Tr
Union Township
Carmella
Tvlevision
Currmetta
Ishington St
Nixon surprises Eisenhowers in Gettysburg trip report
An erratic city scene includes a fire response at Kennedy Square and a gashed lawn, while President Nixon travels to Maryland and Gettysburg for a quiet weekend. He plans to observe Apollo 1 coverage and liaise with astronauts if lunar landing succeeds, then return to the White House. The Eisenhowers receive Nixon in Gettysburg.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Mamie Fisenhower
Gettysburg
Camp Dursid
Hideawas
Maryland
White House
Mars
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Kan
Eisenhower
Attorney speaks to NAACP on block by block voter drive
A Pittsburgh attorney addressed about 30 NAACP members at Ebenezer Church of God urging a block by block, person to person voter registration campaign. Freeland urged engaging young people, recalled past barriers to Black voters, and urged audience to register neighbors door to door to influence local politics.
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Pittsburgh
NAACP
Wendell Gi. Freeland
Ebenezer Church of God
Vreeland
Hovencamp clarifies stance on manifesto controversy
Reverend Canon Ralph E. Hovencamp of Trinity Episcopal Church New Castle denied linkage to a Philadelphia manifesto story. He called the manifesto violent Marxist and reckless, rejected reparations, and urged a Christian approach to dignity without coercive demands.
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Ralph E. Hovencamp
Trinity Episcopal Church
United Press International
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Trinity Episcopal C Church
New Castle
Erie
Canon Havencamp
Iie
Canon Hovencamp
City girl struck by truck in crosswalk accident
A six year old city girl, Patricia Miceo of 1012 Highland Ave, was treated and released from St Francis Hospital after being struck by a truck while crossing the street. Police reported no accident on file. Other incidents include a 32 year old man, George W. Gibson, sustaining minor injuries after his car left the road near Shenango Township. 21 year old Thomas P. McComb losing control on Harbor Way. and multiple vehicle damage incidents blamed on a blind intersection and a cresting Wick Ave hill, with injuries or damage reported and police investigations ongoing.
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St. Francis Hospital
Patricia Miceo
Highland Ave
New Castle RD
George W. Gibson
Gibson
Butler Rd
Shenango Township
Thomas P. McComb
Youngstown
Harbor Wi
Neshannock Township
Marvin M. Mott
Atiquippa
Lafivelle St
Lennie May Ague
Ohio
Antivelle St
Argaret Stoner
Haleo Dr
Locust St
Wick Ave
Aucperet Shaw
Valley Run
Yablonski accuses Boyle of fraud in UMW bid
Washington UPI Joseph A. Yablonski accuses United Mine Workers president Tony Boyle of fraud vote buying and intimidation in his bid for re election. The ten page brief asks Labor Department to investigate and alleges irregular nomination meetings and targeted threats against opponents by Boyle supporters.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph A. Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Tony Boyle
Yablonski
Boyle
George PL Schult
Labor Department
UMW
Basle
Intensified shelling hits U S bases and Hue
U S and Allied headquarters report nearly double the nightly shellings with 33 rocket or mortar salvos into towns and bases. At least two American GIs killed and 21 wounded. civilian losses light. Hue hit by two rockets, no damage. B52s bomb Viet Cong and NVA targets around Tay Ninh and Black Widow Mountain as Viet Cong threaten renewed offensive.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPT
Hue
South Vietnam
Tay Ninh
U.S
Black Widow Mountain
Hatlands
Pay Ninh
Viet Cong
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Farle. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
United States
FAA and PATCO gear for possible mass resignations
The FAA and PATCO face a likely showdown as Shaffer threatens action against controllers who called in sick during a June slowdown, risking mass resignations and air traffic disruption. PATCO warns punitive steps could sap air commerce and national security. Controllers cite unsafe congestion and demand more manpower and better equipment.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
Aviarion Administration
FAA
My ‘Traffic Controllers Organization
PATCO
John H. Shaffer
Shaffer
F. Lee Bailey
New York
Crawford to Attend Four Day Law Enforcement Seminar
Detective Sgt. Ernest Crawford will attend a four day seminar on law enforcement photography beginning Monday at the Bussman Kodak Co in Rochester New York. The program features lectures demonstrations and discussions on how photographs can be used as evidence Kodak will pay the seminar costs.
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Ernest Crawford
Bussman Kodak Co
Rochester
N. Y
Kodak
Thieu warns Vietcong nothing to gain by delay in Paris
President Thieu in Saigon and Paris press conference says the Communists gain nothing by stalling the peace talks and rejects their stance on elections. He notes most American troops could be withdrawn by 187 though not all, if the U.S. and allies pressure subsides and Saigon receives equipment. He cautions Viet Cong and North Vietnamese to reconsider their negative attitude while supporting ongoing South Vietnamese defense efforts.
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Kate Webb
Saigon
Newyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Paris
Thieu
Vietnam
United States
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