Marines Struggle as North Vietnamese Ambush Allies
North Vietnamese units delayed larger Marine advances by ambushing and attacking Allied forces. In the same area, U S Army 1st Cavalry Division units reported 60 enemy killed in multiple engagements while one American was wounded. Over North Vietnam's panhandle two U S Navy pilots from the carrier Bon Homme Richard shot down a MIG21 near the 9th parallel Thursday.
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U.S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
Wenatal
North Vietnam
Discharged names and addresses from local notices
A mixed list of individuals with street addresses and family relations appears, including Michael Marconi 132 Gould Street, Ralph Perkins 414 East Smith Street, Diane daughter of Russell White R D 2 Corry, Rexford son of Rexford Nichols 481 Second Avenue, Maria Platt 205 Marion Rose 12 daughter of John Bolan 320 East Main, Harriet Robbins R D 1 Corry, Judy 12 daughter of Ivan Hetrick Spartansburg, Mrs. Gordon Shampoe Clymer, Mrs. Ernest Hinsdale Clymers, Berneice Shreve 100 East Main Street, Jerry Sweet and son Michael Leon Clymer, Florence Holton 24 Snyder Circle, David Edwards Columbus, Matthew Heagy 4 son of Richard Miller Lancaster, plus shopping note Karen's Gift Shop and Beauty Salon 23:2 CHa.
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Michael Marconi
Gould Street
Ralph Perkins
East Smith Street
Diane
Russell White
Corry
Harold Burt
Centerville
Rexford
Rexford Nichols
Second Avenue
Maria Platt
Marion Street
Rose
John Bolan
East Main Street
Harriet Robbins
Judy
Ivan Hetrick
Spartansburg
Gordon Shampoe
Clymer
Ernest Hinsdale
Clymers
Berneice Shreve
Jerry Sweet
Michael Leon
Florence Holton
Snyder Circle
David Edwards
Columbus
Matthew Heagy
Richard Miller
Lancaster
Pitt Hotel Escapes Strike Route
Pitt base hotel Carlton House vote today on a new labor contract after negotiators reached an agreement hours before a one month extension expired. Union members extended talks for two more days as management eyed converting 300 rooms to apartments and reducing staff.
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Pittsburgh
Carlton House
Rockefeller Claims He's Halted Nixon Bid
Miami Beach AP dispatch reports strategist Leonard Hall stating Nelson Rockefeller has locked in a two-ballot push at the GOP convention with Romney and Rhodes keeping their delegations in line for two roll calls. Nixon aides counter that early wins require the favorite sons and that Nixon trails by about 700 votes overall.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Leonard W.hall
New York
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Rockefeller
Hall
Romney
Rhodes
Klein
Sirhan’s Lawyer Seeks Retention Of Gag Order
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan’s defense argues to Superior Court Judge Richard Schauer to keep the restraining order against prejudicial statements by case principals. The defense submitted a brief opposing modification while the DA seeks revocation or change to permit law enforcement to share their views with reporters in the Kennedy assassination case.
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Los Angeles
Russell v. Parsons
Hubert F. Kennedy
Superior Court
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Kennedy
Richard Schauer
Parsons
Schauer
Arthur L
Younger
Sichan
Solons Face Senate Delay and Election Impact
The House may wait for the Senate on key business amid looming November elections. The Senate Judiciary Committee put Supreme Court nominees aside until Congress resumes after Labor Day, with debate likely lengthy. Gun control bills spark conflict over registration and licensing, while major legislation proceeded in the 90th Congress second session, including President Johnson’s 10 percent income measure.
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House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
Reich
90Th Congress
Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Johinson
New Emergency Care For Children In Erie County
Erie County inaugurates time aware emergency and temporary foster home care for children. Two homes will be open at all hours, each housing up to six children, with Loretta Miller as the first selected participant. The program, funded at 1140 dollars yearly plus 2 dollars per child daily, aims to ease the shortage of emergency care. Edmund L. Thomas, Child Welfare Director, noted the district’s commitment and round the clock availability for 11 months.
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Aew
Erie County Institutional District
Child Welfare Services
Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare
Edmund L. Thomas
Loretta Miller
Erie
Funeral rites for Harry B Wilcox announced
Final rites for Harry B Wilcox will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with burial to follow in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Wilcox
Harry B. Wilcox
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Michigan Romney supporters weigh second ballot plan
Romney, discouraged after withdrawing before the New Hampshire primary, questions remain about his Michigan delegation. Rockefeller’s efforts to back the governor are disputed by Romney intimates, who fear pressure from Rockefeller. Michigan party leaders plan informal and formal caucus meetings to decide whether to stick with Romney beyond the first ballot. Senator Griffin notes the group is pledged only for the first ballot and doubts full loyalty to any single candidate.
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Michigan
Romney
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
New York
Elly Peterson
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Playgrounds End Season With Community Thanks and Awards
The summer program closes with staff thanking Vicke Buell and Miss Hopkins for porch storage, Concord Elementary for water, Murphy’s for boxes, Ajax Tron Works for sand, and the high school for equipment help. Wright Street and Mead Park kickball teams triumph, with Wright Street 4 and Mead Park 9 1. Final events include frog races and arts crafts. Archery winners are Jessie Nichols, Rand Bennink, Dennis Bennink, Ann Kolaga, Mary Lee Brant. Tennis winner Peggy Shannon. Insurance leader Far rar Newberry, 81, former Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society president and ex-University of Omaha Regent, dies.
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Vicke Buell
Miss Hopkins
Fairview
Concord Elementary School
Murphey’s
Ajax Tron
Wright Street
Mead Park
Wright Street Playground
Jessie Nichols
Rand Bennink
Dennis Bennink
Ann Kolaga
Mary Lee Brant
Peggy Shannon
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Connie's
Dodd Farms
Bestar
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News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
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R. D
Peter Stutaman
Karen's
Rossbacher Insurance Service
AllWay Electric
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IGA
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Rocky
Stanford Hose Company
Royer’s Grove
Sirhan
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Associated Press
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AN Johnson
Ron Bosley
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Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
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