Marines Begin Token Withdrawal From Lebanon
In BETRUN Lebanon the 2nd Battalion of the 2nd Marine Division began a token withdrawal ahead of a UN General Assembly push by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to withdraw all 15,000 American troops. The 1,700 Marines worked in the sun to load ammo and heavy gear onto Sixth Fleet ships as they departed at President Camille Chamoun's request to bolster his pro Western regime after the Iraqi coup. Loading of heavy equipment continued.
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Betrut
Lebanon
U. S
Andrei Gromyko
UN General Assembly
2Nd Marine Division
6Th Fleet
Camille Chamoun
Senate Studies Education Bill In Cleanup Try
Washington moves to advance a 144 billion education package to fund college scholarships student loans and lab equipment grants while the Senate also backs tax bills aimed at speeding up adjournment. The education measure includes four year scholarships 1000 a year and 315 million for student loans with state grants for schools and overhauls in science math and language teaching. The House plans to cite Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine for contempt over questions tied to Sherman Adams aide.
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Washington
U.S
House
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Congress
Goldfine
Subcommittee
Sherman Adams
Senate
Burglars Hit Centerville Drive-In For Beer Cigars
Burglars forced entry to Be ment's Drive In at Centerville between 12 40 a m and 9 20 a m yesterday taking beer cigars and cigarettes worth about 90 dollars. Police report 14 cases of beer 12 cartons of cigarettes and cigars were stolen.
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Jammar
Centerville
Conny State Police
Ment
T. H. Bement
Air Force Aims Moon Shot Next Sunday From Cape Canaveral
Air Force officials say a three stage rocket over 100 feet tall may lift from Cape Canaveral around 7 00 a m if weather and technical conditions meet. If not possible the attempt could move to Monday or Tuesday with Wednesday as a marginal option.
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Washington
Air Force
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Moon
PUC Delays 1.52 Million Gas Hike in Pa
Harrisburg AP United Natural Gas Co of Oil City sought an annual rate increase of 1.52 million dollars for about 83 000 customers in 14 northwestern Pennsylvania counties. The Public Utility Commission delayed ruling, unable to complete review before the August 25 deadline, after objections from several towns. The company cited higher operating costs and serves Armstrong Butler Cameron Clarion Crawford Erie and other counties.
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Harrisburg
United Natural Gas Co
Oil City
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Sharon
Farrell
Meadville
Titusville
OM City
Franklin
Ridsway
Johnsonburg
Jamestown
Sharpsville
United Services
Armstrong
Butler
Cameron
Clarion
Cleafield
Crawford
Elk
Erle
Forest
Jefferson
McKean
Mercer
Venango
Warren Counties
Union weighs C J pay offer for new pact
Reported talks on a 20 year pay increase over two 2 year contracts at the Conny James town plant with union and management delaying public details until studied. A late afternoon meeting was planned to review the contract before a possible vote by union members once notified.
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Conny-Jamestown
North Center Street
Corry Chamber of Commerce to Cut Expenses
The Corry Chamber of Commerce reported a $2,750 shortfall against the annual budget. Directors will pursue delinquent accounts, cut secretarial staff to part time, consider a new subscription rate from 35 to 50, and study forming a non profit Development Corporation to attract business. Plans for the Cony Sidewalk Bazaar Days on August 23 with $150 in cash prizes were outlined by Kirk Lawyen.
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Corry
Long
On Ante Development Corporation
Pittsburgh Nurse Shows Brannon Thomp Picture of Bridge Fall
Pittsburgh scene reports nurse Peg ky Brandstone at St Francis Hospital displays a photo of the bridge fall involving Brannon. Thompson, a veteran of 24 parachute jumps with the Hist Althhorpe Division, is said to have suffered injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Pegky Brandstone
St. Francis Hospital
Brannon
Thompson
Hist Althhorpe
Suf
Eisenhower proposes six point plan for Middle East peace
At the United Nations General Assembly Eisenhower unveils a six point program aiming for enduring Middle East peace. He backs an emergency UN police force and global development while warning against Soviet pressure and danger from aggressive leadership. The speech envisions an Arab renaissance and rejects coercive tactics.
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United Nations, N. Y
Eisenhower
Middle East
U.N
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
Soviet Union
Voice of America Radio
Moscow
Kremlin
Second Sub Makes Trip Under Pole
Washington AP United States claims mastery of undersea exploration as a second atomic submarine, the Skate, crosses under the North Pole after the Nautilus. Skate surfaced near the pole at 8:47 p.m. EST Monday, six days after Nautilus reached Portland England, prompting Navy briefings and political commentary on strategic implications.
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Washington
United States
North Pole
U. S
Pole
Polar Cap
Portland
England
Navy
White House
Pacific
New London
Conn
Eisenhower
Prescott Bush
B-Conni
Clinton P. Anderson
Bush
Senate
Anderson
Snake Found In Bedroom What Kind
Oervin Smith of Colza has a 33 inch dead snake from a bedroom curtain last night. He seeks species identification as Mrs. Smith saw the reptile come from the attic and the snake measures nearly three inches from reaching a yardstick end. The markings include half inch wide stripes and a black and white checkered belly.
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Oervin Smith
Colza
Findley Lake Fair Opens With Parade and Fireworks
Findley Lake residents kick off a four day fair today starting with a pet parade and ending Saturday with a mammoth parade and chicken barbecue. Proceeds fund firefighting equipment purchases and upkeep. Volunteers run the department and invite the public for family friendly rides games contests refreshments bingo and fireworks.
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Sie Younveer Uvemen
Findley Lake
Lightning Kills Woman in England with Hair Clip
AmavESEND England AP reports Kathleen Hewson mother of nine was struck by lightning while bending over a baby carriage to kiss her 8 month old daughter Yvonne. She wore a metal hair clip which caused her hair to catch fire. The baby survived uninjured.
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Amavesend
England
Yvonne
Kathleen Hewson
German Exchange Student Arrives To Spend Year In Carry
Volker Gempl a 17 year old from Hann Munden Germany arrives in Corry to spend his last year of high school as an AFS exchange student. He rode by bus from Erie after arriving in the United States with 1 200 other foreign students last Saturday. Gempl will live with the D Armour Hillstrom family on Mead Avenue and plans a future in technical school to work with his father who sells Opal cars. He studied clarinet for five years and is active in swimming and basketball.
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Volker Gempl
Hann Munden
Germany
Volker
United States
Corry
Erie
D. Armour Hillstroms
Mead Avenue
U. S
Opal
General Motors
Sorry
Meadville
Idaho Race Tight Integration Issue Opposites Win In New York
In New York and Arkansas primary races tensions over segregation surfaced. Powell routed Brown for the Democratic nomination, signaling Negro voters' leanings on speed of integration, while Arkansas saw Kim Johnson close to defeating Justice Minor Millwee for a Supreme Court seat, reflecting ongoing segregationist appeal a short time after Falstaff’s reelection.
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New York
Arkansas
Associated Press
Harain
Arennists
Adam Clayton Powell
Haslein
Earl Brown
Powell
Howe
Kim Johnson
Minor Millwee
Millwee
Supreme Court
Tdaho
A. M Dorona
Max Hanson
Thaho den
Hanson
Mace Hiestlen
Brown
Life Magazine
Vest
Orval Foubus
World Drawing Together
The piece questions whether global trends are erasing cultural distinctions as nations converge in dress, food, housing, media, and tastes. It cites examples from Europe, Coca Cola, Japanese cinema and design, and notes shifting women’s roles from Egypt to East Germany, signaling a universal trend.
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United States
Egypt
East Germany
Fire Truck Driver To Be Named Monday
The council will appoint a new No 2 fire truck driver Monday evening following recommendations from safety director Raymond Weber. Five men competed in Friday’s civil service exam plus one carried over from a prior test. vacancy arose after George Mulderick’s death. Candidates listed include Charles Collier Ronald Bergman E C Lindsey Charles Mack Guy Davis and Edwin Gravak.
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Raymond Weber
Weber
George Mulderick
Charles Collier
Ronald Bergman
E. C. Lindsey
Charles Mack
Guy Davis
Edwin Gravak
Street Bazaar Plans Near Completion
Nearly 40 city merchants have signed up for a festive two day street bazaar with cafes, on the spot pictures, and sidewalk refreshment stands. A meeting at the Municipal Building invites merchants and interested citizens. Contact Kirk Sawyer to participate as Civil Defense tours promote renewed interest.
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Kirk Sawyer
Civil Defense Unit
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Andre! A. Gromyko
Carry
Idaho
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Kelman Morin
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