In Our Opinion Hiroshima Mourns Viet Nam Threatens Peace
Hiroshima marked the 19th anniversary of the A bomb with 40 000 people at the memorial and 32 more deaths from radiation. The Viet Nam conflict looms as a brush fire danger between Saigon and Hanoi as world powers debate the nuclear test ban and the risk of a broader nuclear war.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Hanoi
Hiroshima
Nagashi
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Letters to Parents on Bicyclist Traffic Safety
A reader urges parents to teach children to observe road rules while biking to prevent injuries or deaths. The letter argues drivers and riders alike must follow safety rules, noting seat belts and fines only partly address the issue.
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Mater
Do we call our enemies by their right names today
The letter argues that Americans mislabel foes and allies alike, urging precise naming of communists and criminals. It asserts historical warnings from Washington and colonial foes were accurate labels, warning that big government, dictators, crooks, pirates, and bums gain power when we normalize villains. It cites riots, court rulings, and threats to safety, urging frank language to resist encroaching extremism.
Johnson Faces Vietnam Crisis With Red China Risk
Drew Pearson reports President Johnson told Congress the United States must risk war with Red China to deter North Vietnamese aggression. Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara cited Joint Chiefs advice, hoping limited actions would prevent full-scale war while proceeding with troop and equipment shipments to Vietnam. An unrelated note highlights pay and printing subsidies within GOP Rep Berry’s South Dakota office, including questioned payrolls to Paul Baron and L. G. Parkinson and possible taxpayer-funded political printing.
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Washington
Johnson
Red China
United States
Defense
McNamara
Congressional
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Far East
Canadian First Army Attacks NE France Breaks First Line
Allied forces report a major armored push by the Canadian First Army against the northeastern French defenses near Caen. The assault follows a heavy bomber raid and precedes tank incursions as Canadians press south along a broad front. In education news, the Board of Education accepted five resignations and elected four new members. Also, Miss Jane Feldhus learns her fiancé Pvt. Fred Schwab, reported as safe, is a prisoner of war.
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Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force
Canadian First Army
France
Caen
Board of Education
Virginia Gordon
Schoonover
N.L. Bogden
George Herra
Howard Miller
Olga Swanson
Lucetta McKibben
Joseph William Setenyage
Arthur Boge
Jane Feldhus
Citizens National Bank
Pvt
Fred Schwab
New York City
War Department
Red Cross
40 Years Ago August 8 1924 Corry notices and events
This item notes a lawn social at A A Williams 969 North Center for Lutheran Ladies Aid Society, Mrs W M Sandburg hosting the Afternoon Club at Findley Lake, William D Upshaw visiting Corry, a marriage announced for Mildred E Howard and Albert L Young, birth of Samuel Baressi, and funeral services for Archie Gilson from Jennie Bowell's home.
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A. A. Williams
North Center Street
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Mildred E.howard
W. H. Howard
Albert Leonard Young
Essex Street
Findley Lake
Archie Gilson
Jennie Bowell
West Church Street
Corry area notes brace for changes and local tales
A Corry columnist compiles a patchwork of small town items from education and sports to planning, local politics and business. Judy Orovie earns Tampa honor roll. S A Doc Long meets a sailor hitchhiker in Westfield. Gail Winslow of Warren defeats Daleases and meets Bill Eaton in memory. Community planning, rail issues, school appeals, and local jobs are touched with notes on Dowell cleanup, Two Corry firms donate to Pennsylvania Independent Colleges, and local projects including a 1500 acre recreation site emerge.
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Spartansburg
Judy Orovie
Andrew Orovie
Main Street
University of Tampa
Florida
S. A
Doc) Long
Chamber of Commerce
Syracuse University
Westfield
Gail Winslow
Warren
Corry
Daleases
Mediterranean
Bill Eaton
Beaver
Bob Grice
Bob
Grice
Wayne Township
State Board of Education
Sparta
Fort LeBoeuf
Corry Jointure
Lou Hanna
Dowell Co
West Washington Street
Dowell
Foundation For Independent Colleges, Inc
Pennsylvania
McInnes Steel
Raymond Miz. Co . S
County Recreation Board
Elsie Rowland
Erie
Henry Service
East Smith Street
East Fifth Street
North Center Street
State Employment Service
Timber-of
Southside Beverage
Corey
Hold Rites For John C. Hunter
A requiem mass for John C. Hunter was held yesterday at 11 a.m. at St. Matthias Church in French Creek with Rev. Chester Malikowski officiating. Interment followed at Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Bearers included Daniel Hunter Jr, George Worley Jr, Ronald Worley, Stephen Purdy, Frank Bus Jr, and Peter Bus. The service began with a family prayer at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer and the Rosary was recited there. Knights of Columbus from the Corry chapter attended in a group along with many relatives and friends from Glymer French Creek, Buffalo, and Jamestown.
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John C. Hunter
St. Matthias Church
French Creek
Chester Malikowski
Holland Cemetery
Clymer
Daniel Hunter Jr
George Worley Jn
Ronald Worley
Stephen Purdy
Frank Bus Jr
Peter Bus
Spitzer
Corry
Knights of Columbus
Glymer French Creek
Buffalo
Jamestown
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South Dakota
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Baron
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William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Exchange Hotel
Chautauqua
Joseph Baressi
Samuel
Lin
He Isn
Larry
Evelyn Ytrielde
Rapid City
Ytrielde
Ytheide
Barry L. Bugbee
Charles L. Bugbee
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Corry Area High School
Edinboro State College
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gerald
Hammond
Charles Jackson
Fourth Avenue
Charles
Chuckie
Hammand
Route 6
Albert D. Maker
Gerry H. Coates
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Robert A. Coons
Pittsfield
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
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U. S. Treasury
David C. Proctor
George Proctor
Wattsburg
Orlando Air Force Base
Fla
Proctor
Mace
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Columbus, PA
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