Arraignment of Ex-MLB Player on Extortion Plot
Former major league player Gerry Priddy is arraigned before US Magistrate James J. Penne on charges tied to a $280,000 extortion attempt against the Princess Cruise Steamship line. Two bombs were found aboard the Island Princess offshore near the Baja California coast.
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Weather summary for Great Lakes and Gulf states with temps
Thursday night showers and thunderstorms expected around the Great Lakes northern Maine and Gulf coastal states. Cooler in the Northern Plains milder in the Mississippi Valley. See city temps from Atlanta to Phoenix with highs mostly 50s to 80s and varying cloudiness across regions. West Pennsylvanian forecast calls for fog morning sun afternoon highs mid 70s to low 80s, mild tonight, and warm with possible showers in northwest areas Friday.
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Obituary Snippets From Wampura and Merion Areas
On June 7, 1873, Wilam Stelter aged 68 of Wampura Road and Roy N Burns aged 74 of Ellwood Road are listed alongside Miss Florence Wenderson aged 5 of Merion Pa Mrs W Vaughn McCullough aged 58 of Ellwood City Robert E Young Sr of 3001 W Washington St and Miss Margaret Barclay aged 84 of 233 W Pittsburg Road appear in the record.
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Wampura RD
Roy N. Burns
Ellwood Road
Florence Wenderson
Merion
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Ellwood City
Robert E. Young, Sr
Washington St
Margaret Barclay
W. Pittsburg Road
Rogan stacks Democrats in city posts
Democrat leadership tightens grip on New Castle boards under Mayor Francis J. Rogan. In 17 months, 12 of 15 new appointees are Democrats, reshaping City Redevelopment Authority and several authorities. Six vacancies remain as Rogan, first Democrat mayor since 1927, fills post through 1978 appointments with Republicans increasingly replaced by Democrats.
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New Castle Area
Skylab Crew Free Power Wing in Historic Spacewalk
Commander Charles Conrad and Joseph Kerwin performed a four hour spacewalk to cut a ragged aluminum snag and free a solar wing, a critical repair to extend Skylab’s life. The mission depends on the success of this unprecedented exterior repair and could enable future two a day flights for six other astronauts.
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Pete" Conrad
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Kissinger to continue talks today in Paris
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho began a new round of discussions aimed at strengthening the Vietnam cease-fire accord. Both sides signaled optimism while warnings of remaining violations persist as negotiations resume at a Communist villa near Gil-Sur-Yvette.
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Former CRP aides ready to testify on perjury plot in Watergate hearing
Washington reporters say two Nixon campaign officials, Powell A. Moore and Herbert Porter, prepared to swear they were urged to commit perjury to shield higherups and Nixon reelection. Porter cited Stuart Magruder admitting knowledge of the Watergate break in and pressuring him to lie about Liddy and the $100,000. Porter quoted Magruder saying it would look bad but not hurt Nixon’s chances if the money supported “tricky” activities. Sloan testified he distributed about $1 million in early 1972 without details, while indicating a possible perjury risk. Inouye attends as hearing opens.
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Nixon nominates Clarence Kelley for FBI director
President Nixon plans to nominate Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City police chief to permanent FBI director after Hoover death. Kelley, a 21 year PRI veteran, met at the White House amid Watergate turmoil, praised for cutting crime and introducing helicopter patrols and cross-border task forces in Kansas City.
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Food costs surge as May boosts wholesale prices
Washington reports May wholesale prices rose 2.1 percent led by 4.7 percent gains in processed foods and feeds. May industrial prices up 1.1 percent, despite April easing, with meat cost limits debated as inflation pressures persist. Nixon administration seeks unified anti inflation strategy amid rising costs across oil seeds grains and livestock.
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