Da Nang Protest Demands Civilian Rule in Ky Era
About 3 000 demonstrators in Da Nang urged Premier Ky to yield to civilian rule. A speaker burned a decree on elections in three to five months. Buddhist leaders backed the promise, while some northward calls for Ky's resignation appeared. A Saigon union and critics Thi and Man pressed for change amid tensions, with border clashes and U. S. involvement noted.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
da’ ‘Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nguyen van Man
da Nang
Saigon Students’ Union
Hanoi
Nhan Dan
U. S
Thich Tam ‘Chau
Tam Chau
Tan Son Nhut
GOP Assembly race may yield winner with 3500 votes
In the 4th District GOP primary a winner could emerge with about 3,500 votes from 14,606 Republican registrants concentrated in Corry North East Union City Wesleyville Harborcreek Lawrence Park and nearby townships. Democratic challenger Gene Heuser has no opposition May 17. The four GOP contenders are W. W. Waterhouse Ford O Dell Forrie Hopkins and Jerry Culver.
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General Assembly
Gene Heuser
Harborcreek
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry
Ford O'Dell
Forrie Hopkins
North East
Jerry Culver
Helen Gressley
Union City
Wesleyville
Lawrence Park
North East Township
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Raymond Shafer
Meadville
Thousands Hear Call Of Fishing Streams
Harrisburg AP reports the 1966 trout season opened with thousands fishing Pennsylvania streams for brown, brook, and rainbow trout. The daily creel limit is eight fish, minimum six inches, season to Sept 6, lakes over 10 acres to Oct 31. Maurice K. Goddard urged care with fires as wardens note streams in good shape.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
The
Fish Commission
Maurice K. Goddard
Forests and Waters
US Forces Hit North Vietnamese Trucks In Major Raids
U S Air Force fighter bombers destroyed 42 North Vietnamese trucks in a single action, the highest total in 14 months of operations against supply routes. Strikes targeted Mu Gia Pass and alternate routes, while carrier aircraft hit Thanh Hoa area targets and a Dong Ca Thom highway bridge. In South Vietnam, B52 raids near Sai Gon and Quang Tri Province followed, with casualties and aircraft losses reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Mu Gia
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Cambodia
Pass
Dong Ca Thom
17Th Parallel
Kitty Hawk
Ticonderoga
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
Quang Tri Province
Hue
South
Amp
Tan Son Nhut
Paul Carlson Story Film Soon At First Methodist
A 53 minute color film The Paul Carlson Story will be shown tomorrow at 7 p m at First Methodist Church Rev Walter Hilliland announced. The missionary tale covers medical missionary Paul Carlson who was fatally shot during Congo riots on November 14 1964. The public showing is open.
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SLATE
Paul Carlson
First Methodist Church
Walter Hilliland
Congo
U S buys back old bombs for ten times sale price
A 1965 budget note shows county plan to cut Corry’s $10,000 from a $22,000 liquid fuels grant as part of a deficit fix. An audit advised shifting funds to Erie and cutting 1966 allocations to meet the shortfall, while Washington disclosed a related arms purchase reversal involving German bombs.
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Corry
Ralph B. Osborne
State Highway Department
Osborne
Erie
West Twelfth Street
County Hospital Welfare Burden Deepens ID Shortfall
County officials warn the Institution District faces a deficit around 166000 by year end as 1966 revenues fall short by 24000 and expenditures exceed budgets by 82000. County Controller Byron Clapper urges emergency talks with ID leaders to curb the shortfall and consider funding options including potential patient care charges to relatives. The dispute ties to real estate tax plans and past budget tweaks amid county welfare operations.
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County Institution District
Byron Clapper
Institution
Clapper
Erie County Hospital
Arthur O. Brueckman
William Cavanaugh
Adigent
Fred Amberton
Lamberton
Four Arrested In State Line Underage Drinking Roundup
Corry State Police last evening arrested four underage youths who crossed into New York to buy liquor and beer. The suspects, all 18, faced local Alderman proceedings or fines after officers found alcohol in their vehicles during a patrol between Corry and the state line.
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Corry
New York State
New York State Line
Corry Star
Titusville Area
Larry L
Edmond
Rosner
Philadelphia
Puid
Edward Pass
Elmer Schifke
Paul Sita
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Pittsburgh
Beechview
Kenneth B. Street
Mount Lebanon
South Side Hospital
Frank P. Hajduk
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
French Creek
Aqueduct
Journal
Loveland
GOP
U.S
Washington
United States
Defense Department
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
House
Gerald R. Ford
Pentagon
Europe
Kaus and Steinhausen Co
Schweinge
Germany
Deter
Corety
Kimor Schifko
Pasi Sita
Pan
Joseph Basile
Johnston
Edward Pasi
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