Jets Move to Meet Chinese MIG Threat Over Vietnam
U S jets with air to air missiles head toward North Viet Nam to counter approaching Chinese MIGs, while Saigon raises an air raid alert. F102 Hatters from Da Nang and Navy F4 F8 jets join ~30 aircraft in position, amid Beijing urging retaliation and North Viet Nam declining a UN invitation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
North Viet
China
North Viet Nam
Peking
Peking People's Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Democratic Republic of
South
Viet Nam
Corry Woman Nominated to Erie County Hospital Board
A Corry woman, Mrs. Howard Vanderhoof of 713 West Church Street, is recommended for one of the nine advisory board seats for the Erie County Hospital. Nominated by GOP Commissioner Fred Lamberton, she is a longtime civic and labor organizer, heading Local 629 UAW’s Community Services Committee and the county AFL-CIO executive committee. The board formation follows a six week-old resolution, with hospital administrator Arthur C. Breuckman seeking an expansion plan the panel will assist.
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Erie County Hospital
Howard Vanderhoof
West Church Street
GOP- Erie County
Fred Lamberton
Vanderhoof
UAW
Raymond Mfg. Co
Erie County
Afl-Cio
Arthur C. Hireuckman
Breuckman
Lamberton
Dem
Louis Rzymek
William Q. Hill
Vanderhaal
Front Erie
Sugar Grove Driver Sentenced After Crash on Lawson Road
Jamestown reports Sugar Grove resident Leon Marsh 28 RD 1 Sugar Grove pleaded guilty to a long list of charges connected to a Friday collision on Lawson road that injured a motorcyclist. He is jailed for 120 to 270 days with a $100 fine or 100 days, plus $25 fines or 25 days each for speeding and lacking an inspection sticker.
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Jamestown
Sugar Grove
Acci
Lawson Road
Leon Marsh
Marsh
State Policeman Killed in Crash Near Uniontown
UNIONTOWN Pa AP one Pennsylvania state policeman was killed and another injured in a two car collision on Route 112 eight miles west of Uniontown Trooper Richard J Barnhart 86 of the Uniontown Barracks pronounced dead at the scene He was a native of Ligonier and lived in nearby Houwood with his wife and two Trooper Ralph S Kendall 25 a passenger in Barnharts car was listed in fair condition at Brownsville Hospital Darwin Hennessey of Cardale Fayette County and three passengers in his car were taken to the hospital after the nearly head on crash that followed Hennesseys car pulling out of a service station police reported
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Buddy
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Bynday
Richard J. Barnhart
Uniontown Barracks
Ligonier
Houwoed
Ralph S. Kendall
Barnhart
Brownsville
Darwin Hennessey
Cardale
Fayette County
Henessey Auto
Erie Wife Aids Robbery Scheme In Shooting Case
Four Erie residents including Julian R. Perry his wife Leah Alinda Perry Lester Owens Perry and Gerald Durant were arrested and charged with armed robbery and shooting of Lawrence W. Randall 28. The robbery occurred around 3 30 am as Randall and Mrs Perry halted at his home after a lure outside a downtown cafe. Randall drove himself to a police station then to Hamat Hospital where he was treated for a bullet wound just above the right shoulder blade.
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LHS
Erie
Lawrence W. Randall
Randall
Julian R. Perry
Perry
Lester
Gerald Durrant
Hamat
Leah Alinda
Lester Owens Perry
Gerald Durant
Chester J. Miller
Edward Hain
Miller
Hain
Julian
Leah Perry
Lester Perry
Durant
Mrs. Perry
Julian” Perry
O. K
Page Hight
Two Erie Men Die In Crash Near Conneaut Lake
Two Erie men died and a third was injured in a two car crash three miles north of Conneaut Lake around 3:05 am. Victims were Robert A. Supka 43 and Edward P. Marasco 24, both of Erie. A third Erie resident, Melvin B. Fowler 19, suffered scalp lacerations and a possible fractured clavicle and was taken to Spencer Hospital in Meadville. Supka died en route to hospital. Marasco died at the scene after Supka's car failed to negotiate a sharp curve, crossed the center line, and sideswiped a car driven by Alfred A. Naples of Springboro. The Naples car had no injuries. both vehicles were demolished.
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Conneaut Lake
Here
Robert A. Supka
Edward P. Marasco
Erie
Marasco
Supka
Melvin B. Fowler
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Alfred A. Naples
Springboro
Mare
Naples
Moose Extends Nursing Program to Male Grads
The Corry Moose Lodge expands its nursing scholarship program to male graduates. District 1 Pennsylvania Moose Association implements the change with Donald Carter Sr directing local plans. Joseph Arnold of South Lebanon, Til, already enrolls at Hamot Hospital School of Nursing in Erie as the first male recipient.
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Corry Moose Lodge
District 1
Pennsylvania Moose Association
Donald Carter Sr
Corry Lodge
Civie Affairs
Joseph Arnold
South Lebanon
Til
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Erie
Carter
Thousands In Tribute To Two Murdered Rights Aides
Thousands gathered at memorials for Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney, slain civil rights workers, as speakers including James Farmer and John Lewis urged nonviolence and remembered their commitment. Rita Schwerner will join CORE as field secretary, aiding a new memorial community center in Meridian Mississippi.
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New York
Mississippi
FBI
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Meridian
Miss
Philadelphia
Nefroes
Schwerner
Community Church
Manhattan
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
Rita Schwerner
Michael
CORE
John Lewis
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Mickey
James
Andy
Cypriot冲突引发联合国紧急会议呼吁
阿普报道里，塞浦路斯政府指控土耳其已在塞浦路斯登陆军队和物资，土方否认。联合国安理会需要紧急新会议，美国推动外交努力以维持局势稳定并寻求长期解决。吉恩逊总统向各界呼吁，赫鲁雪夫也呼吁土方止动武行动并劝塞人总统制止流血。
Trooper Killed in Collision Near Union Town
Four passengers reportedly pulled from a gasoline station into the path of a patrol car. Trooper Richard Barnhart was killed instantly and Trooper Ralph Kendall was hospitalized with a broken arm and leg. The other car's occupants were hospitalized, two in serious condition. The accident occurred near Union town yesterday.
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Richard Barnhart
Ralph Kendall
Union Town
Cyprus Ceasefire Talks Follow Brief Turkish Attack
In Nicosia the Turkish and Greek Cypriot governments agreed to a U N Security Council ceasefire call. A brief Turkish air strike hit a square in Polis injuring about 10 people, sparking fears of renewed fighting. Turkey said it would accept the ceasefire only if Greek Cypriots halted attacks on Turks. Greece blamed a mix up in orders. The Greek Cypriot government announced a unilateral cease-fire starting Saturday as clashes continued in the Polis Xeros corridor and near Kokkina and Nicosia. The Soviet Union warned Turkey against broadening the conflict as American F 104 jets were observed overhead. The Polis strike marked the fourth straight day of Turkish aerial activity.
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Cyprus
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
Greece
Polis
Ankara
U.N
Ankarra
Kokkina
Makarios
Security Council
Xeros
Soviet Union
Alex Efty
Associated Press
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Council
Nielsen
U Thant
Mediterranean
United Nations
United States
Britain
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
K. 8. Thimayya
Thaia
Cyprus requests new UN session over Turkish Cyprus attack
United Nations residents report Cyprus urged an urgent UN Security Council session to address a Turkish air raid on Polis and a limited invasion. Cyprus said Turkish forces landed personnel and matériel, wounding at least 10, while UN efforts for a ceasefire continue amid ongoing tensions and debate on blame.
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United Nations
N.Y
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Modesto inquiry seeks body of hammer victim
A 16 year old Linda Marie Park, missing on a West Virginia to California trip, is feared dead after a carnival worker said he struck her with a hammer and dumped her near a road north of Salt Lake City. Utah search finds no sign. suspect David Lee White, 20, of St Marys Pennsylvania, was jailed on separate theft charges after attempting to claim the girl's baggage at a Turlock bus depot. The victim was due in Turlock by bus a week prior.
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Modesto
Calif
Linda Marie Park
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paden City
W.va
Turlock
Dewey Fillis
David Lee White
St. Marys
White
Stanislaus County
Help To Ease Coin Shortage In Denver Mint Move
Two old coin presses may be used to aid minting. One is an 8 1/2 cent press on display at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City, the other in a San Francisco museum. If operable, the Denver Mint hopes to borrow them as Congress authorizes 45 million new cartwheels.
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Denver
Colo
Nevada State Museum
Carson City
San Francisco
Fern Miller
Denver Mint
Congress
Enver
West German President accepts Ethiopian state visit
President Heinrich Luebke has accepted an invitation from Emperor Haile Selassie to visit Ethiopia. The visit will begin October 20, according to the president's office.
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Bonn
Heinrich Luebke
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
U S Pushes For Cyprus Peace Effort Amid Tense Talks
Washington seeks a Cyprus cease-fire solution through top level diplomacy led by President Johnson and the United Nations. U S officials warn renewed fighting could trigger a Greece Turkey war unsettling NATO and risking a broader East West clash. Undersecretary Ball cautions that progress was made in avoiding disaster as efforts continue at emergency Security Council talks.
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Washington
United States
Cyprus
Johnson
United Nations
U.S
Greece
Turkey
NATO
George W. Ball
U.N. Security Council
Ball
CBS
Two Area Auto Crashes Sunday Leave Drivers Uninjured
Two traffic crashes in the Corry area Sunday left drivers and passengers uninjured. Total damage was estimated at $625. Mary Bregitzer, — Spartansburg, pulled from a private driveway into Leona Stover, 54, Centerville, east of Spartansburg. Bregitzer’s car $250 damage, Stover’s $150. Audrey Ann Tozanowski, 17, Erle, lost control on a curve near Arbuckle and hit Arnea Hillin, 44, Jamestown. Tozanowski’s car $75 damage, Hillin’s $150.
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Corry
Corry Barracks
Spartansburg
Centerville
Vard
Mary Bregitzer
Leona Stover
Bregitzer
Stover
Audrey Ann Tozanowski
Erle
Arbuckle
Arne A Hillin
Jamestown
Miss Tozanowski
Hillin
Erie Youth 13 Shot In Leg In Rifle Accident Near Spring Creek
In Spring Creek area a 13 year old Erie boy, Jack Klapthrop of Briar, was wounded in both thighs when a companion’s rifle discharged as they practiced shooting at Klapthrop’s hunting camp. The 15 year old, William Chadwick, also of Erie, laid his .22 rifle down and it fired. Police reported a faulty safety mechanism. Klapthrop was taken to Titusville Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Spring Creek
Erie
Jack Klapthrop
Brie
William R. Chadwick
Klapthrop
Chadwick
Young Klapthrop
Titusville Hospital
Ponder Surgery For Ted Kennedy
Doctors at Boston hospitals are considering surgery to speed Ted Kennedy recovery from injuries after a July 19 plane crash. Kennedy, a Massachusetts senator and brother of the late president, has shown steady improvement following weekend conferences among his physicians.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Massachusetts
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