High Winds Flood Buffalo Area as Three Boys Missing
Winds gusting to 96 mph slam Buffalo area causing boat sinkings and power outages. Three Hamburg youths, John Sanger Terrance Sweeney and Gregory Lambix all 12, are missing after being seen near a grounded barge the Wiltrance offshore. Coast Guard searches delayed by storms as residents evacuate summer cottages and trailers from Cattaraugus Creek flood waters.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
Brant
Cattaraugus Creek
Weather Bureau
Erie
Niagara
Chautauqua
John P. Sanger
Terrance Sweeney
Gregory Lambix
Hamburg
Wiltrance
Congress Sets Sights On Thanksgiving Adjournment
Congress eyes a Thanksgiving adjournment for its 1967 session amid a lurching logjam. Three more money bills moved to the President as leaders weigh the antipoverty and foreign aid fights and possible temp funding to keep programs alive if a quick compromise fails.
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Congress
Washington
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
GOP
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Mansfield
Mills
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Marshall liberal yet cautious in first Supreme Court month
AP reports Justice Thurgood Marshall shows a liberal tilt in early term rulings while maintaining caution. He sided with reversals in two Alabama murder convictions for juror exclusion and coerced confession, but joined liberal colleagues on other fair trial questions and opposed certain obscenity and church state guarantees. He questioned attorneys sharply and stressed reaching core issues rather than language.
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Washington
Thur Good Marshall
Supreme Court
Ledger
Alabama
Marshall
Abe Fortas
William CO. Douglas
U.S
California
Douglas
Fortas
Miami
Kansas
Potter Stewart
Hugo L. Black
Earl Warren
Canada Dismisses U S Protest on 12 Mile Fishing Zone
Ottawa rejects Washington's objection to Canada's plan for a 12 mile exclusive fishing zone that would bar some vessels from Atlantic waters. Foreign Secretary Paul Martin told the Commons the issue may require friendly countries to disagree. The plan sets geographic points for the new zone and the State Department to formally protest.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Atlantic
Paul Martin
Commons
The
College Student Killed In Biddeford Accident
A high speed police chase ended in a deadly head on crash on Elm Street near the Biddeford Tire Shop in downtown Biddeford just after midnight. Dennis Beck 21 of Garden City LI died on arrival at Webber Hospital. Rocco Ferranti 19 of Brooklyn NY was treated in good condition. Theodore La Roche 18 of Biddeford and his passengers Paul La Roche 26 and Laurette Guay 19 also from Biddeford were hospitalized.
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Bill Houston
St. Francis College
Elm Street
Biddeford
Webber Hospital
Dennis Beck
Garden City
L. I
Rocco Ferranti
Brooklyn
N.Y
Webber
Beck
Theodore LaRoche
Main St
LaRoche
Paul LaRoche
Laurette Guay
Raids in North Vietnam Increase U S Losses and Aircraft
News At A Glance reports another day of air raids on the Hanoi Haiphong area pushing the weekly toll to 14 U S jets down and 27 MIGs destroyed or damaged. UN diplomats warn of a likely adverse US outcome as Security Council debates Middle East envoy plans.
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Hanoi-Haiphong
North Vietnam
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Vietnam
United States
Security Council
Middle East
El Paso Juarez Host Presidents Amid Colorful Festivities
El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico welcomed Presidents Johnson and Diaz Ordaz amid bunting and security. Protest groups canceled planned demonstrations after talks, as police and Secret Service kept watch while Humphrey toured the scenes with cabinet members.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
Mexico
Johnson
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Ernesto Galarza
San Jose
Calif
el Paso Pollice
Hubert
Debates and Bombings Escalate in World War Weeks
World’s Week debates over bombings sharpen as U S raids North Viet Nam and Hanoi airbase Phuc Yen Long Bien bridge are hit. U S jets face losses with 15 fliers missing. Johnson reaffirms Vietnam policy amid weekend protests. Senate calls for exit and peace talks receive mixed response. In Middle East, Israel Egypt truce falters as Elath sinks.
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Associated Press
U.S
North Viet
Carnot
Nam
Hanoi
Johnson
Vietnam
Phuc Yen
Long Bien Bridge
Haiphong
Pentagon
Tee Ee Phuc
MI6
Asia
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Southeastsia
Middle East
United Nations
Israel
Egypt
Elath
Port Said
Cardiac Capers Fast Moving Show From 1967
The second annual Cardiac Capers opened at Thorn ton Academy Linnell Gym with Webber Hospital Auxiliary backing. Sid Lerman's Orchestra led a fast moving production featuring Theresa Lemire John Ray Linda Zello Tobie Nathanson and Bill Mullen among others. Some viewers felt the pace rushed the costumes while others praised the energetic acts and stagecraft.
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Peggy Welch
Tobie Nathanson
Santa Claus
Bill Mullen
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Peggy Sevigny
Gary Johnston
BHS
Queen’s Court
Colleen Marcille
Paula Belair
Associated Press International
Humphrey
Maine
Gile Orchards
Rte
Alfred
Theresa Lemire
Leo R. Lemire
St. Andre's
John Ray
Linda Zello
Thomas Economos
Edwin MacLeod
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