Woman and children injured in city crash at Pollock Ave
A woman and three children were injured when a car ran a stop sign on Pollock Ave at 12 35 p m yesterday. Dana Phipps 27 suffered a puncture wound and scalp bruise. Children Charles 5 Mark 3 had head bruises. Passenger Tracie Natale 5 had a finger bruise. The other passenger Cindy List 6 was uninjured. Police said Jeffrey M Van Buren 18 ran the stop sign. $200 damage. A reckless driving citation was issued to Charles Raymond Vos 22 for red light violations on E Washington St. and Croton Ave.
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Pollock Ave
Dane Phipps
Old Butler Rd
Charles
Mark
Tracie Natale
UuShane
Cindy List
Decorath Lane
St. Francis Hospital
Jeffrey M. van Buren
Wildwood Ave
Phipps
Sutton
van Buren
Charles Raymond Vos
Beaver Falls
E. Washington St
Croton Ave
Ann East St
Palice
Four sons of Easton policeman die in home fire
Easton police patrolman Harold Beam rushes to his Center City home as flames engulf the house while his wife Frances and their four children sleep. Fire officials say four brothers Harri, Jeff, John, and Todd Beam perished. the mother survived and was taken to a relative’s home. In Cumberland County, Roy M. Singer Sr., 57, Enola, died after a trench caved in during sewer-line work at a shopping center site near Mechanicsburg Naval Depot.
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Easton. Pa
Easton
Harold Beam
Center City
Frances
Fred May Sr
Beam
May
Shack
Ins Vect
Idm Todd
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
Roy M. Singer Sr
Enola
Edward A. Haegele
Cumberland County Coriiner
Singer
H.B. McClure Co
Harrisburg
Carlisle Pike
Mechanicsburg Naval Supply Depot
Stones Hurling Incident Injures Auto on Reynolds Street
Mahoningtown man Charles Masone reported at 2:01 a.m. that an oncoming car with high beams caused a confrontation on E Reynolds St. When Masone flashed his lights, several people emerged from a house and pelted his auto with stones. Damages about $150 to the right side.
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Mahoningtown
E. Reynolds St
Charles Masone
Wabash Ave
Reynolds St
Masone
Auto shop theft at HD 7 garage reports $400 loss
A garage rented by Harry Szewczyk at 212 Br.S. Mill St. was broken into Thursday, with a four speed transmission and a body grinder stolen. The auto repair and customizing shop reported the theft yesterday, noting two suspects are involved.
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Harry Szewczyk
HD 7
Br.s. Mill St
Wheels and tires stolen from barrow in Plain Grove Township
An estimated 70 in wheels and tires were stolen from a barrow parked in a field south of Leg Road 1 87047 Plain Grove Township between last Sunday and yesterday state police said Two metal wheels valued at 40 and two litres for those wheels valued at 40 were taken ARRESTED JaNeen Welch the bouncing blond from Indianapolis who latched onto the campaign entourage of George C Wallace for a while last year will plead innocent when she appears in court in Chicago next week on a morals charge It was a frame up said Miss Welchs attorney yesterday She was arrested Mar 11 in the Palmer House Hotel in downtown Chicago by Vice detective UPD
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Barrow
Plain Grove Township
JaNeen Welch
Indianapolis
George C. Wallace
Chicago
Miss Welch
Palmer House
Vice
Czechs arrest 1225 to crush revolt across Moravia Bohemia
Prague reports a sweep resulting in 1225 arrests with 24 bookings and 141 detained on charges of violence and theft. Police recovered 4 motor vehicles 10 firearms and other goods as authorities stated an illegal conspiratory group planned weapons theft against Soviet troops.
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Prague
Moravia
Bohemia
Czechoslovakia
CTK
UTK
Interor
Josef Groesser
Malavia
Antioch College to keep federal aid despite study program
The Nixon administration will not cut over $1 million in annual federal aid to Antioch College despite a white student body enrolled in an Afro American Studies Institute described by its director as relevant only to black students. Leon Panetta cited no white applicants and noted black students faced admission denial on relevance grounds, providing no evidence of facial discrimination.
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Washington
Nixon
Antioch College
Ohio
Leon F. Panetta
Office of
Civil Rig
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Antioch
Plumbing firms plan appeal over price fixing verdict
Two of three large plumbing fixture makers Kohler Co Borg-Warner Co and Standard Inc were convicted by a federal jury of fixing prices on 31 billion worth of goods from 1962 to 1964. Defendants Daniel D Quinn Joseph J Parker Surman J Held face verdicts and possible sentences. Attorneys said they would appeal the decision.
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Pittsburgh
CFE
Standard, Inc
New York
Kohler Co
Borg- Warner Co
Chicago
Yoo
Daniel d. Quinn
American Standard
Joseph J Parker
Surman J Held
Kohler
Lous Rosenbers
Liger Shasta Celebrates 21st Birthday at Utah Zoo
In Salt Lake City Shasta the liger at Hogle Zoo marked her 21st birthday today as Utah children brought cards to the event. Born May 6, 199? the offspring of Huey the lion and Daisy the bengal tigress she is described as tan with tiger stripes and about the size of a female lion.
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Salt Lake City
Shasta
Hogle Zoo
Utah
Battles and losses in Vietnam near Saigon and DMZ
UPI reports a four hour battle near Go Dau Ha west of Saigon yields 28 Communists killed while 12 US Marines die in two helicopter crashes. Additional clashes northwest of Saigon, near An Loc, and near Gio Linh produce further American casualties and Communist firefights as US units press the DMZ front.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Cambodia
State Department
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Gio Linh
Ben Hai River
Cha Sea Knights
Dong Ha
26Th Infantry Division
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Highway 13
An Loc
Cardinal Wright Calls for Faith Secure in Turmoil
Rome UPI The Vatican elevated John Cardinal Wright of Pittsburgh to prefect of the Congregation of the Clergy. He urged social progressives to balance openness with fixed principles of faith and warned against winds of doctrine. He spoke at his formal installation in the Church of Jesus the Divine Master in Rome.
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Rome
UPI
John Cardinal Wright
Pittsburgh
Vatican
Wright
Congregation of the Clergy
Paul VI
Pittsburgh Catholic
Church of Jesus the Divine Master
Cherry Street relocation nears completion in Mahoningtown
The state highways department accelerates Cherry Street work to keep an access road for Pa. 168. Ro-Med finished paving while Bracken conducts berm work. The old Cherry Street extension will be removed due to the New Castle bypass and a future bridge replacement is planned to allow more than one lane.
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Bracken Construction Co
Cherry St
New Castle
Mahoningtown
Ro-Med Construction Co
Sligo
Cherry St. Bridge
State Highways Department
Richard Fox
Franklin Highways Office
Universal- Rundle Corp Company
Fox
Westfield Grange to meet Monday
The Westfield Grange will meet at 3 p.m. Monday in the grange hall on the Mt. Jackson Enon Valley Ra. The program will be slides by Mrs. Varl Walker of Grove City showing a trip to Haiti. The Westfield Junior Grangers will offer submarine sandwich samples as a fund raising project and take orders for future delivery.
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Westfield Grange
Grange Hall
Mt. Jackson- Enon Valley
Varl Walker
Grove City
Haiti
Westfield Junior
Former spy chief says Egypt is unprepared
Israel's former spy chief Gen Haim Herzog told Jerusalem Radio that Egypt will not start a full scale war soon as Arab troops are too unprepared. He analyzed Nasser's May Day speech claiming Arabs destroyed 60 percent of Israel's Bar Lev line, a view he disputed. Arab leaders including Al Atassi and Hussein met in Cairo to coordinate forces. Battles in the Golan Heights and near Qantara were reported with limited casualties. Beirut eased a 24 hour curfew amid protests over support for Arab guerrillas.
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United Press International
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Haim Herzog
Jerusalem
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Suez Canal
Herzog
Wasser
Bar Lev
Pennsylvania colleges warned on police action for campus violence
In Boiling Springs Pennsylvania state officials warned that violence at college demonstrations could trigger state police intervention without college requests. Attorney General William P. Sennett said Gov. Shafer would not tolerate violence and criminals posing as students could be prosecuted, a stance echoed by an official phrase on dispersing trespassers if buildings are seized, though the exact definition of violence remained unclear.
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Boiling Springs
UPI
Pennsylvania
Atty. Sennett Disc
William P
Shafer
Sennett
Conviction reversal predicted for Sirhan Sirhan case
Los Angeles attorney Grant Cooper forecast Friday that the U.S. Supreme Court would reverse Sirhan B. Sirhan murder conviction on legal grounds. He predicted a fair second trial eventually but not in Los Angeles County, citing alleged Fourth Amendment violations in admitting Sirhan s notebooks and the police search.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Grant Cooper
U.S. Supreme Court
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
Cooper
Robert F. Kennedy
Abc-Tv
Education seen as answer to drug problem at church luncheon
About 100 area women heard Dr. Charles L. Winek, chief toxicologist, urge truthful drug education to teens and college students. He cited 1968 Allegheny County teen drug deaths, warned Pennsylvania codeine cough syrup sales lack age limits, and favored an age restriction. He warned glue sniffing is highly dangerous and noted many so called marijuana samples are other substances mixed with tobacco.
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Dr. Winek
Church Women United Assembly
Church Women United
First Presbyterian Church
Charles L. Winek
Allegheny County
Assembly
Pennsylvania
Winek
Youngstown
New Castle
Ellwood City
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Capital
Quang Ngai
Go Dau Ha
Cairo
Noureddin al-Atassi
Nasser
Atassi
Jordan
Hussein
al Ahram
al Atassi
Golan Heights
Qantara
Beirut
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