Grenade Attack Wounds U S Soldiers in Saigon
A grenade thrown at a U S Army building in Saigon wounded nine people including an Army sergeant and killed a Vietnamese. The incident occurred around 7:30 a m injuring others as a pedicab driver aimed at the U S soldiers.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
M. Sat
Cail FP
Howard C. .Thomas
Fort Myers
Tr U.S. Federal Aviation Agerey
Thomas
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
U.S
Baltimore
Grubbs
M. Set Jose Collazo
Bronx
Aho
Corry Students Rehearsing For Band Festival
Corry Area High School musicians rehearse with Waterford and five county students for the Northwest District Pennsylvania Music Educators Band Festival. Ronald Aire Ruible notes the large turnout as Ted Peterson leads the combined band of over 200 musicians at the Waterford auditorium concert. The event features a wide range of local instrumentalists and ends with a joint performance under Peterson. CHARLES PERINI SUCCUMBS FRAMINGHAM Mass at 41, Perini Corp. vice president dies of a heart attack at Framingham Union Hospital.
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Corry
Pie LeBoeufifs
Waterford
Ronald Aire Ruible
Pat
Waterford School
Ted Peterson
Fredonia
N.Y
Peterson
Terry Parker
Judy Darnofall
Carolyn Galvin
Willian Mines
John Billey
William Sproyers
Richard Tate
John Xander
Geoffrey Russell
Connie Root
Charles Perini
Framingham, Mass
Perini
Two Robbers Loot Loblaw Supermarket in Pittsburgh
In Squirrel Hill, two armed men robbed the Loblaw Supermarket just before closing. They forced five employees including Manager Peter Pigola and a female customer into the office and stole cash from drawers and six registers. Police search for the suspects continue.
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Pittsburgh
Squirrel Hill
Loblaw
Peter Pigola
Bear Lake teen injured as car falls on him
Jacked-up car slips from home jack causing a street collision that traps Truman Davis, 14 or 15, under the vehicle. Fire crews from Bear Lake and Corey Hire rescue the boy, who suffers internal injuries and possible skull fracture and is taken to Corey Memorial Hospital for X rays. Witnesses include Casper Goodrich and Francis Huodly.
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Bear Linkeynitty
Fale Conlon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bein
Aula
Ted E. Davis
von Mes
Truman Davis
Davis
Casper Goodrich
Francis Huodly
Te Familly
Bear Lak
Uescene
Gerald Crosby
Bear Lake Fire Eilot
Bear Lake
Corey Hire Department
North Center Street
Builders To Discuss High School Lot Plans In Corry
To Air Building Plans For Old High School Lot in Corry next Monday city officials and Associated Contractors of Conneaut Lake will explore building three or four stores on the vacant West South street lot. Partners Moss and DeArment, who built the Loblaws store on West South street, recently acquired an option on the property from Roland Ketel of Erie who negotiated with the city for a $15 000 purchase price with a $1 500 down payment. City Council set a July deadline to erect a building. The developers want the 16 000 square feet of floor space reevaluated to allow adequate parking and allow immediate work if terms are settled. The project aims to attract tenants and start construction promptly if agreement is reached.
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Connewal Lake
Corry
West South Street
Task Moss
Mr DeArment
Loblaws
Roland Ketel
Erie
Kelvel
Conneaut Lake
Sidewinder Fires Missed Bomber In Practice Duel Crash
A supersonic jet accidentally fired a Sidewinder during a training pass at a B-12 bomber near Grants New Mexico. Three crew survived by parachute, eight aboard, with rescue teams battling snow and wind to reach wreckage and assess injuries.
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Grants
New Mexico
Restle
Air Force
Air National Guard
James W. Watt
Beyce
Albuquerque
Num
Vic Cormmi
Resue
van Leyoe
Donnae D. Blodgett
Kalamazoo
Mich
George D. Jackson
Richwood
W. Va
Raymond JH. Singleton
Havre de Grace
Sandia Base Hospital
Blodgett
Jackson
Singleton
Ray C. Obel
Logan
Ohio
Glenn Y. Bair
Kemmerer
Wyo
Stephen Carter
East Hartford
Conn
Manuel L. Mieras
Flagstaff
Ariz
Peter J. Gineris
Albuquetatie
Shoppers Switch Stores After A P Shutdown Amid Strike
Grocery sales dwindled for A P as workers struck in five chains. A P remained closed under orders from headquarters. Loblaws Quality Markets and independent grocers absorbed A P customers while unions and corporate actions sparked a broader supply shift and local mixed rumors of a lockout.
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ABP
Pood Store Employers Council
Syracuse
Loblaws
Quality Markets
Jack Stout
Quality
Robert Church
Connie's Superente
West Main Street
Nichol
East Main Street
Warren
Tn Warren
A& P
Spanish composer Jesus Gur Vidauli dies at 75
Madrid obituary notes the death of Jesus Gur Vidauli 75 a Spanish composer of operas and musical comedies at his home yesterday in Madrid Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Jesus Guridi Vidauli
Corry Jamestown to Break Ground on $629000 Offices
Corry Jamestown officials announce a contract of about $620000 for a three story office and playroom building to house the firm’s expanding operations. The project by Sepainghous end Outeruu of Erie includes double glazed steel work and electric heating with a split level front on Route 6. Ground is set to break next Saturday at 10 am with equipment rolling in Monday and officials attending.
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Corry James~ Town Corp
D. &. Hilstrom
Erie
Allwes
Corry Jamestown En Playes
Piininis
Corry Jamestown
Yenterdey
Feverish Boy Dreams Of Fire Leaps From Attic
Tommy Wisinski, 11, woke from a fever dream of his house burning. He bolted to the attic, smashed a window, jumped to a porch roof, and fell about 10 feet to the ground. He was treated at Hamot Hospital for minor cuts and bruises and sent home.
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Erie
Tommy Wiainskir
Cie
Tommy
Hamot
Nuenza
John Wisinski
Sid
Try To Oust Area Member Of Fish Board
Erie sources report a push to block Dean from the State Fish Commission after Senator William Lesler placed a hold on his February Senate confirmation. Dean, a Republican, was reappointed by Gov. Lawrence and sent to the Senate. supporters favor Erie Chamber aide Eric Brown as successor if the hold delays confirmation.
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Dean
State Fish Commission
Erie
William Lesler
Senate
David Lawrence
Eric Brown
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Sentenced For Killing Of Girl In Restaurant
Francisco Molina known as The Hook was found guilty of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of 9 year old Maxdelana Urdaneta during a restaurant brawl between pro and anti Castro factions in New York. A general sessions court jury reached the verdict after a second night of deliberation and the judge set sentencing for May 29. The incident occurred Sept 21 as Cuban factions clashed while Fidel Castro was in New York for the United Nations. Witnesses said Molina wore a pro Castro beret and fired the fatal shot aimed at the anti Castro group.
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New York
Francisco
the Hook
Molina
General Sessions Court
Mitchell D. Schweitzer
Molin
Maxdelana Urdaneta
West Side
Fidel Castro
United Nations Ag
Eyes Monastery Release Spawns Life Plan Visit
Russell Tongay, released from Florida State Prison after six years of a ten-year manslaughter term for his daughter Kathy's death, enters a two week guest period at a Trappist monastery in Northern California to decide his future. DULA spokesman says Tongay will not join their community or any other. He previously travelled with two children billed as the Aquators.
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Via
Calif
Russell Tons Bay
I Vina
Tongay
Florida
Kathy
Dula
California
Germans nab three in car ring selling VW thefts to US
German police arrested three suspects believed to form part of a ring that stole 30 near new Volkswagen cars and sold them in the United States. The vehicles were moved with false papers to Harburg for purchase by legitimate exporters.
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Berlin
United States
Harburg
Ship Dara Destroyed By Fire In Persian Gulf Rescue Underway
The 5030 ton Dara, a British liner, burst into flames after storms between Bombay and Basra and was abandoned about six in the morning ninety miles north of Sharia coast. About 500 rescued, with 180 crew possibly aboard. officials seek survivors as three Royal Navy frigates and other vessels aid in Gulf search and rescue efforts.
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Bahrain
Bombay
Basra
Sharia
Arabia
British India Steam Navigation Co
Gulf
British India
Navy
Air Force
Othe
Sur
Churchill Heads to New York After Palm Beach Stop
Sir Winston Churchill, aging but signing a V for victory, ends a 24 hour Palm Beach layover with a brief 45 minute car tour past President Kennedy's home. His private visit aboard the Christina, owned by Aristotle Onassis, included no meetings with top U.S. officials. He departed Gibraltar March 9 after calls in Trinidad, St Vincent Island and the West Indies.
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Palm Beach
Fila
Winston Churchill
New York
Great Britain
Kennedy
Churchill
Thristina
Aristotle Onasais
Gibraltar
Trinidad
St. Vincents Island
West Indies
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Jim Jordan
Johnson and Gray
Intien
Fish Board
Cuba
Havana
Castro
Central Inteiligence
Jose Miro Cardona
Cuban Revolutionary Council
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Fla
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Herald
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