Victim in Meadville Crash. Keys Found. Kids Krusade Planned
Miss Winifred C. Hall 48 of Meadville died at Meadville City Hospital from injuries after a collision with a pickup near Conneaut Lake. Police hold two General Motors keys found on North Center Street. keys may be claimed at the station. Orbiting With Christ is the Kids Krusade theme at Corry Assembly of God Church with blast off at 7 p.m. Monday. Astronaut W W Martin is command pilot teaching Bible truths. Rev. James C. Grove invites all local children to attend. Real estate transfers in Erie County include three Corry deeds: William C. Yartach to Hawk Enterprises Inc Second Ward. Anthony Catalla to Philip Amo 050 Corry. Mable E Brown to Albert Amoroso Corry. Democratic committee in the 25th Senatorial district selects two attorneys Gordon Dagheri and Max Gabreski to help draft a new state constitution. Unsuccessful candidates Frank Happ Robert Dilks Warren and Jack Still McKean named.
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Erie County
William C. Yartach
Hawk Enterprises Inc
Second Ward
Anthony Catalla
Philip P. Amo- 050
Mable FE. Brown
Albert Amoroso
Democratic Committee
Warren County
Gordon Dagheri
St. Marys
Max Gabreski
Oil City
Frank Happ
Robert Dilks
Warren
Jack Still
McKean County
Berlin Wall Seven Years Old No Signs Of Coming Down
AP reports the Berlin Wall marks seven years since Aug 13 1961 with no indication of its end. East German authorities refuse to negotiate passes to West Berlin while increasing barrier upgrades and border security. West Berlin hopes for passes by Christmas amid casualties and refugees numbers through 1966.
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Berlin Wall
Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
West German Statistica
Levy Sentence Confirmed By Post Commander
Army Captain Howard B. Levy’s three year court martial sentence for disobedience and disloyalty was confirmed by Maj. Gen. Gines Perez at Ft. Jackson. Perez said the sentence is approved and could have been reduced. Levy, 30, a dermatologist drafted for two years, opposed the Vietnam War and advised soldiers not to serve. He trained medics briefly before declining to continue.
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Vietnam
FBI Arrests Man In Extortion Attempt Near Kennedy Airport
FBI arrested Frank Barnes at a motel near Kennedy Airport as part of a joint probe with New York State Police and Saratoga authorities. He faces extortion charges before a Saratoga grand jury over demands of 95 000 for the return of 781 800 in jewelry stolen from Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney's Cady Hill estate. The jewels were stolen August 2 and reported three days later after Whitney alerted police.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Cady Hill
FBI
Frank Barnes
Amityville
Long Island
Barnes
Aerialist Falls 44 Feet At Bevier Homecoming
Bevier Mo AP reports aerialist Frank Cool about 44 was critically injured after a 44 foot fall from a high wire during a Bevier homecoming celebration before 150 spectators. He rode a bicycle on the wire balancing with a pole when the chain slipped and he fell from the wire without a safety net. He was transported to the University of Missouri Medical Center with head injuries and multiple fractures. Meteor shower a separate note mentions Perseids expected to show up to 50 meteors per hour between midnight and 4 am in the northeastern sky.
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Bevier
Frank Cool
University of Missouri Medical Center
Cook
Red China Accused of Holding Soviet Ship in Manchuria
Moscow cites a protest note accusing China of detaining a Soviet vessel at Dairen, allowing a 1000-strong crowd to storm the ship, and writing threats on its walls. It demands release of the captain and punishment for those responsible, amid a pattern of Soviet-Chinese diplomatic strains.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Red China
Manchuria
Dairen
China
Peking
Red Guard
Red Guards
Two Die In Saratoga Springs Train Wreck
Disaster officials at the Saratoga Springs crash said two people were killed and three hours after the wreck 18 ambulances and 3 fire companies were summoned. A deep gully and heavy brush required bulldozers to reach the overturned passenger cars with seven freight cars stacked atop them. Torches, saws and jacks aided the rescue as authorities called the scene the worst in the city’s history near the Saratoga Performing Arts Center where the Philadelphia Orchestra is playing.
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Ambulance Association
James Canavan
Glens Falls
District 3
New York State Ambulance Association
Canavian
Canavan
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Philadelphia Orchestra
Congo Militia Leader Threatens Kinshasa Offensive
Maj Jean Schramm and his forces occupy Bukavu and say they may mount an assault on Kinshasa unless the Congolese government negotiates. He spoke in Barka va yesterday, AP Wirephoto reported.
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Congo
Jean Schramm
Bukavu
Schramm
Barkava
Kinshasa
Trainman Rides Runaway Coal Car to Safety
SAYRE Pa AP a trainman leaped from a 50 ton coal car as it sped about two miles through town and into a siding end. Owen Fassett 22 of Sayre boarded the car, tried to brake it, but it derailed crashing through a parking lot. He escaped unharmed as the car toppled over spilling its load and demolishing four cars and two trucks.
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Sayre
Owen Fassett
John H. Murray Coal Co
South Waverly
Fassett
New York State Line
PSEA Pushes For DuBois Teacher Reinstatement
The Pennsylvania State Education Association plans to press for the reinstatement of William E. Mullen, a 26 year old DuBois political science teacher fired over alleged profanity, lateness, and exam omissions. Ed Morley and the union met the school board but found the reasons unsatisfactory. Mullen denied the accusations and said he stopped using objectionable words after being told. He had been nominated for president of the DuBois Teachers Association when fired.
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Dubois, Pa
Pennsylvania State Education Association
DuBois
Ed Morley
Associaton
William E. Mullen
Mullen
Nuclear treaty talks open under Foster in Geneva
U S disarmament chief William C Foster heads to Geneva to push a new U S Soviet draft for a nuclear nonproliferation treaty. Officials say a final pact could reach the U N General Assembly in fall, with talks open to revisions by other nations.
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Washington
U.S
William C. Foster
Geneva
Foster
Johnson
U.N. General Assembly
Senate
Alexei Roschin
Moscow
Auto Makers Delay Offers To Workers For Pact
UAW talks stall as auto makers postpone offers beyond August 28. Chrysler leaders push for early strike authorization with ballots due by August 25. GM and Ford locals also set to vote the week of August 20, signaling rising pressure before contracts expire September 6.
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Douglas Fraser
UAW
Chrysler Department
Fraser
Chrysler
Ford
Walter P. Reuther
Detroit
Vietnam War air actions escalate near Hanoi and Da Nang
Reports from radio Hanoi claim North Vietnam shot down three U S planes as Adm Sharp rejects escalation remarks. A U S FAC Phantom navigator was killed near Da Nang and an A-4 Skyhawk pilot died after being shot down north of Saigon. U S Air Force damaged rolling stock near Hanoi and hit targets south of Dong Hoi while Navy pilots crippled missile and anti aircraft sites.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Adm. US
Grant Sharp
Pacific
Sharp
Honolulu
da Nang
Air Force
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