Local Notices Mention Community Help and Hospital Support
Fragmented OCR notes reference a public sale ad and multiple hospital related thanks. It mentions a LotMie age 70 sale and a telephone contact 6736 2491. Expressions of gratitude praise Dr A Lloyd and hospital staff, and acknowledge volunteers and the Ladies auxiliary.
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Ll Utilities
LotMie
Sue Erty
n_ street
Ospital
Lla Coyle
Ital
James Ly
Ives
A. Lloyd
Cken Fukindnessur
Congressman accuses NASA of hiding Apollo craft problems
Rep. William F. Ryan charges NASA and contractor North American Aviation suppressed findings from the Phillips report. He cites the 1965 notes and an Apollo review board, saying deficiencies were not corrected before the January 27 Cape Kennedy fire that killed three astronauts.
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Washington
William F. Ryan
Dn.y
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ryan
Phillips Report
North American Aviation, Inc
Phillips
Apollo Review Board
North American
Cape Kennedy
Fis
Samuel C. Phillips
Apollo
Long renews bid to revive campaign financing plan
Sen. Russell B. Long of Louisiana introduces an amendment to a tax bill to restore in a modified form the election financing law that had been repealed. He warned business interests to back the move or risk defeat of the administration's tax breaks. The move complicates a House-approved measure to reinstate investment credits and accelerated depreciation for income producing buildings.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Senate
Long
D-La
House
Slams Pole Rolls Over She's Unhurt
Susan C Edwards twenty of Union City lost control after midnight while driving east on West Washington near Gates Street. Her car swerved onto Gates, vaulted gravel, struck James Foley's lawn at 718 West Washington, hit a utility pole and rolled onto its roof, traveling 162 feet. Vehicle damage estimated eight hundred dollars. lawn damage about one hundred. she was unhurt.
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Susan C. Edwards
Union City
West Washington Street
Gates Street
Gates
Miss Edwards
James Foley
West
Washington
Adenauer Dies Former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
Bonn Germany AP former West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer died at 91 after a week long illness at his home near Bonn. As architect of the Bonn Republic he led from 1949 to 1963 and remained active in politics as a friend of Charles de Gaulle. He warned of Red China and favored closer ties with Russia.
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Bonn
Germany
Christian Democratic Party
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Rhendorf
Adenauer
Bonn Republic
Charles de Gaulle
der Alte
Ludwig Erhard
China
West
Russia
Thailand Seeks US missiles for bases amid SEATO talks
At SEATO meetings in Washington Bangkok presses for U S made surface to air missiles to shield Thai citizens as Vietnam war expands. Foreign Minister Thanat KhoMan asks alliance peers to bolster defense while criticizing some members for acting only on self interest.
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Washington
Thailand
U. S
SEATO
Southeast Asia
Thanat Khoman
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Philippines
Thanat
United States
Erie Shipyard Project Wins $3.2 Million PIDA Aid
The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority approved a 3.2 million loan as Erie Litton shipbuilding seeks 8 million total for a new plant. EIDCO will cover the remaining 4.8 million through first mortgage funding and local sources.
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ERIE
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
PIDA
Litton
Harrisburg
EIDCO
North Vietnamese MIGs and SAMs Hamper U.S. Bombing
Defense official Dr. John Foster testifies to a House subcommittee that North Vietnamese MIGs and surface to air missiles have reduced bombing effectiveness and forced evasive, costly flight patterns. He notes pilots face increased risk from anti aircraft guns, though overall aircraft losses remain limited.
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Washington
North Vietnam
U.S
John Foster
Pentagon
Foster
House
Armed Services
Robert 5. McNamara
Vietnam
Jets Strike Hanoi Area With Full Task Force
American pilots resumed heavy air operations in North Vietnam after a weather break, mounting 145 missions near Hanoi Haiphong and Thai Nguyen steel plant. The raid targeted the steel plant and rail yards, with fighters engaging antiaircraft fire but all aircraft returned safely. One Marine Intruder jet was reported down over North Vietnam with two crew missing.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Thai Nguyet Steel Plant
High Command
Thai Nguyen
Hanoi
Haiphong-Thai Nguyen
Air Force
U.S
Thailand
South Vietnam
U.S. Marine AG
Two Home Fires Kill 2 Adults, 4 Children
In Michigan a family blaze at Houghton Lake claimed the lives of Donald Rowe 35 and three of his daughters Kathy 14 Cindy 12 and Terry 11. Norma 37 and two other children escaped to Mercy Hospital. A Detroit fire killed Mrs Kay Kumer 20 and her daughter Kayleen 2. Police opened a probe into the causes.
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Houghton Lake
Mich
Detroit
Donald Rowe
Kathy
Cindy
Terry
Rowe
Norma
Stephanie
Nelson Peterson
Mercy Hospital
Grayling
Here
Kay Kumer
Kayleen
Baltimore Hospital Provides Birth Control Pills to Girls
Sinai Hospital in Baltimore offers birth control pills through its adolescent center for sexually active high school girls. Pediatrician Dr. Leon Gordis says about six hundred girls were referred in four months, noting teen sexual activity is rising and pregnancies have tragic consequences. Deputy Health Commissioner Dr. Matthew Tayback calls the program unique in the country and aimed at preventing pregnancies among girls 16 and under.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore Hospital
Sinai Hospital
Leon Gordis
Sinai
Gordis
Matthew Tayback
Baltimore
Terrorism Aimed At Viet Voters
The report details Viet Cong terrorism in South Vietnam aimed at voters during village and hamlet elections. It cites killings, kidnappings, and intimidation including attacks on civilians and officials, with hundreds of incidents and figures named by U.S. officials. Abbie Rowe, White House photographer, dies of cancer at 61.
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Saigon
U.S
Long Thai
Vinh Tho
South Vietnam
Washington
Abbie Rowe
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Capital Parks
Giant cutout stolen from Corvallis church
An 18 foot cutout borrowed from a food processing company was stolen from the Your Square church in Corvallis. The thief left two cans of food and a Deuteronomy quote about no other gods. The pastor later replaced it with a new Bible verse about stealing and urged the thief to return the giant.
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Corvallis, Ore
Corvallis Your Square
Ex-Labor Leader RJ Thomas Dies After Stroke
Muskegon Michigan reports Rol land Jay RJ Thomas age 66 former president of the United Auto Workers Union from 1939 to 196 died after a stroke Sunday. Born in East Palestine Ohio he died Monday.
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Muskegon
Mich
Rolland Jay
Pope Attacks Extremists In Church
Pope Paul VI denounced extreme liberals and conservatives within the Roman Catholic Church during a Vatican meeting. He defended commission leader Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro and warned against trends he says hinder the council’s liturgical modernization goals.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Paul
Commission
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro
Bologna
Open housing march in Louisville draws arrests and tear gas
About 150 open housing advocates marched despite two court orders in Louisville’s all white South End. Police arrested Rev A D Williams King, released on bail, as tear gas dispersed a 600-strong crowd of hecklers. Overall about 40 demonstrators and 10 hecklers were taken into custody.
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Louisville
William Dindner
South End
A.D. Williams King
Martin Luther King
Cherry
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