Turkish Planes Ignore Pleas Over Cyprus Fires
Turkish warplanes flew over northwest Cyprus despite a U N Security Council appeal. Morphou police sounded the air raid alarm as explosions were heard near Xeros Port. A UN spokesman confirmed one jet over the Turkish held village of Kokkina while Turkish flights remained over the region. Greek Cypriot President Makarios vowed to defend Cyprus, rallying the nation as Athens accused Greece of not consulting precedents amid a Greek offensive in the northwest.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Morphou
Xeros
United Nations
Nigeria
Kakkina
Kokkina
Makarios
Greece
Athens Radio
Cypriost
Turkey
Agena A
Hthens
Tao
Cee
Paraval Nipaligi
George Fi
Aries
Ign
Spyros Kyprianou
Athens
Eit Papandreou
Ath
New Jersey Cities Hit With Racial Flareups
Violent disturbances erupted in Paterson and Elizabeth as gasoline bombs rocks and bottles were thrown. Police reported looting and window smashings with injuries minimal. Authorities warned of potential further trouble while asserting not all acts were racially motivated.
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Elizabeth
Paterson
New Jersey
Frank X. Graves
Michael D. Roy
Graves
Erie Woman Hurt Corry Escapes Tornado Brunt
Western Pennsylvania saw scattered devastation as a tornado and storms hit last night. Erie and Crawford counties reported winds up to 80 mph and heavy rain, while Corry avoided the worst of the outages. Rural areas near Corry suffered some lightning burns and blown fuses, with 80 phones affected briefly. Titusville felt tornado like winds and 1.25 inches of rain, a barn burned from lightning, and trees toppled as winds reached around 80 mph. Continued details appear on page six.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Erie
Crawford
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Allen Kuhn
Union City
Kuhn
General Telephone Co
Lifford Taylor
Sample Flats
Escaped 38 Years Ago Recaptured in New York
Anthony Leonard, 69, a migrant laborer, signed extradition papers in Steuben County Court, paving his return to Texas where he allegedly escaped from prison 38 years ago after a life sentence for murder. He was arrested Monday in Atlanta, charged as a fugitive. Leonard previously used the name Calvin Collins and had prior arrests for public intoxication and indecent exposure.
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Bath
N.Y
Texas
Anthony Leonard
Steuben
Atlanta
Leonard
Calvin Collins
Baseball Game Postponed At Loveland Field Tonight
The Senequiea league game between Corry Savings and Lawn and UAW 1186 of Erie at Loveland Field was postponed due to wet grounds. A possible rescheduling of the game will be announced later.
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Corry Savings and Lawn
UAW
Erie
Loveland Field
Never Take A Non Fishing Buddy Fishing In The Rain
Joseph Cohen of Corry and Russell Mallory fished with Howard Sheen on Chautauqua Lake. Cohen hooked a 3 1/2 inch muskie on an aged plug during a second storm while Mallory failed to land a keeper. The tale ends with Cohen soaked and the moral about fishing persevering in rain.
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Joseph Cohen
North Center Street
Corry
Russell Mallory
Spring Street
Cohen
Mallory
Howard
Oncen
Corry Area High School
Chautauqua Lake
Sheen
Probe into Erie surplus food cache at hospital barn
Erie County officials launch inquiry into a surplus food cache found at the Erie County Hospital. Investigators report 45 cases of dried milk, 30 boxes of corn meal, 28 boxes of flour, and two cases of rolled wheat stored by a pig barn across from the nurses’ home. Damaged by rats and mice, the goods were given to livestock as unfit for human use, possibly from the county Surplus Food Program or the Erie Chamber of Commerce. Serial numbers will be checked to trace the origin.
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Erie — County
Erie County Hospital
William O. Hill
Hill
Albert Little
Little
Arthur C. Brueckman
Brueckmann
Erie Chamber of Commerce
The
Construction Starts To Set Record This Year
A puuaing room gaining momentum for the last year appears headed for a record year as construction starts race ahead in residential, commercial, industrial and municipal fields. The latest profile of what is happening in construction is on page 3.
Chile breaks with Cuba amid election near in Chile
Chile severs diplomatic ties with Cuba leaving only Uruguay Bolivia and Mexico still allied. The move precedes presidential elections pitting Salvador Allende and Eduardo Frei. Labor groups pledged retaliation while observers weigh impact on U.S. copper policies and trade.
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Santiago
Chile
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Uruguay
Bolivia
Mexico
U.S
Salvador Allende
Eduardo Frei
Pei
Central of Workers
Havana
Organization of American States
Washington
OAS
Sewer Work Triggers Brief Water Service Cutoff
Water service in the North Center street area was shut off yesterday for up to five minutes due to a broken service line as crews laid a new sewer line. Ross Brown of the water company said the line runs along the east side while excavation occurred on the west side, with a break at the crossing. Residents were advised to boil water for the rest of the day, though Brown stated the water is good today with possible sediment. He warned similar disruptions could occur elsewhere as digging continues.
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Supwry
Water Company
Brown
Corry appointee eyes profit from county timber
Corry's new palain property office head Charles Graham proposes selling timber from county owned land to generate revenue for the general fund. He notes speculators have profited by tax delinquent lands and timber sales, while the county could reclaim land and gain timber profits. Commissioner Hill backs placing the office under county treasurer A. J. Gehrlein’s supervision.
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Corry
Graham
County
Pee
Palain
Charles Graham
Last Peat
William C. Hill
A. Id, Gehrlein
Gelblein
U S Helicopters Direct Assault on Red Rebels
U S Army and Viet Cong clash in a major Viet Nam operation with 96 helicopters leading nearly 1 000 Vietnamese troops into a jungle assault against about 3 000 Viet Cong. A young U S pilot was killed when a machinegun bullet pierced his helicopter windshield during the initial pass.
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U.S
XA BA Hao
Viet Nam
Robert Estes
Anson
Maine
Ralph Irvin
Redding
Calif
South Viet Nam
Peking accuses Soviets of being too cautious on Viet Nam
Peking radio denounced the Soviet Union for cautious denouncing of U.S. action in North Vietnam. Maxwell Taylor in Saigon said the United States has adequate military resources to repel any Communist attack. China urged Pravda and Izvestia to comment on U.S. statements. The International Control Commission arrived in Hanoi for on the spot investigations. Taylor said the Tonkin crisis showed readiness to respond to aggression at any level. US jets in South Vietnam would stay as long as needed.
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Saigon
China
Soviet Union
United States
Peking
Kremlin
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
South Viet Nam
New China
Viet Nam
Red China
Pravda
Izvestia
North Viet Nam
International Control Commission
Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Hanoi
Taylor
Gulf of Tonkin
Washington
South
Johnson and Pentagon deny Goldwater charge on nuclear arsenal
President Johnson and the Defense Department dismissed Barry Goldwater’s claim that U S nuclear delivery capacity could fall by as much as 90 percent in the next decade. Defense officials said the assertion is false and predicted increased capability by 1970. Goldwater’s speech warned of dwindling bomber capacity without new weapons.
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Washington
Johnson
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
Defense Department
Goldwater
U.S
National Association of Counties
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Contary
Karl Hess
Hess
Author Fleming Dead At 56
Canterbury England AP Ian Fleming creator of James Bond died today from a heart attack at 56 He was a leading money making author with best selling books and films Dr No From Russia With Love and Goldfinger boosted his fame His readers included President Kennedy and Allen Dulles Fleming died at Kent and Canterbury Hospital and his brother Peter Fleming is also an author.
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Canterbury
England
Ian Lancaster Fleming
James Bond
Fleming
Russia
Kent and Canterbury
Bind
Johnn F. Kennedy
Allen Dulles
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Peter Fleming
Nixons Leave Bergen for Norway Bus Tour
Mrs Richard M Nixon and daughters Patricia 18 and Julia 16 depart Bergen for a Norway bus tour. They are to arrive in Oslo next Saturday continuing a private travel itinerary during a Scandinavian trip.
Johnson Urges Law Observance of Civil Rights in Nation
New York AP Lyndon Johnson tells American Bar Association he will enforce civil rights law and citizens must observe it despite street demonstrations and violence. He warns against a jungle society, pledges peaceful process among nations, defends freedom, and outlines policy in Viet Nam and Cyprus. Johnson cites NATO duties and urges allies to prevent Cyprus turmoil while defending Cypriots and independence. The president stresses Vietnam’s goal to uphold 195 agreements and warns against expanding the conflict. Continued on Page Six.
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New York
Lyndon Johnson
American Bar Association
Harlem
Brooklyn
Johnson
America
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Ees
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
United States
Asia
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