Probe Traffic Death of CAHS Junior 15
Two 17 year old New York girls who rode with the boys are missing since the night of the mishap. Linda Ziolkowaki of Ripley and Linda Williams of Sherman, both 17, are described by relatives as tall with brown hair and eyes. Williams was last seen in white kneecankers and a pink blouse. The sisters said the girls left the Lakewood Drive-In with the group and have not been seen since. The Journal reports investigators remain on the French Creek traffic fatality, where 15 year old Corry boy Russell Gates died after his car collided with another driven by Gary Bedow and affected by Martin Miller.
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New York State
Journal Today
Linda Ziolkowaki
Ripley
Linda Williams
Sherman
Willams
Lakewood Drive-In
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Corry
French Creek
Russell W. Gates
Allen Gates
Lindsey Hollow
Joan Bentley
Sheriff's Office
Mayville
the Journal Today
Gates Boy
Gary S. Bedow
Union City
Bedow
Bentley
Miller
Young Gates v
Ralph Wallace
Gates
Charles Gennuso
Russell
Allen W
Loretta Brown Gates
Corry Area High School
Richard
Jean) Walters
Columbus
Ohio
John
Virginia) Cusimano
Jamestown
Ronald
Michael Gates
Andrew V. Brown
Erie
Jury Convicts Dean Andrews of Lying to Grand Jury in Kennedy Plot
In New Orleans AP reports Dean Andrewa, 44, was found guilty on three of five perjury counts for lying to a parish grand jury about a suspected plot to assassinate President Kennedy. Jury deliberated 2 hours 40 minutes after a five day marathon trial.
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New Orleans
Dean Andrewa
John F . Kennedy
Andrews
Louisiana
Orleany Parish
Five Whites Wounded as Negroes Fire Into Crowd at Hammond
In Hammond Louisiana a confrontation outside a tavern left five white men wounded when a group of Negroes demanding beer fired into a crowd barring their access. Police arrested 12 Negro men and women as troopers guarded a later vigil near a school.
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Hammond
Coyington
Thomas D. Burbank
Baton Rouge
A. Z. Young
Col. Ray
State Crime Laboratory
Burbank
Father Of 7 Thrown From Horse, Killed
Marine staff sergeant Robert Bobenrieth, 32, on leave from Camp Lejeune, NC, died at Kaul Memorial Hospital from head injuries after being thrown from a horse at his parental farm near St Marys, Pa. He left behind seven children.
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Samaa ¥ S. Pa
Kaul Memorial Hospital
Robert Bobenrieth
St. Marys
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Park bears kill two girls in Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park officials say lightning may have unsettled two grizzly bears that attacked sleeping children, killing Julie Helgeson of Minnesota and Michele Koons of California while injuring Roy Ducat of Ohio. Rangers press search as fires burn across the park, with no rain since June and 490 firefighters deployed.
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West Glacier
Mont
Glacier National Park
Montana-Canada
Julie Helgeson
Albert Lea
Minn
Michele Koons
San Diego
Calif
Roy Ducat
Perrysburg
Ohio
Miss Helgeson
Keith Neilson
Neilson
Boy 15 Rescued After 24 Hours Trapped in WV Well
Leonard Boyce 15 crawled into a neighbor's water well for a cleaning job and was trapped fourteen feet underground for a full day. Rescuers using shovels and earth moving gear dug him out after about 40 workers faced collapsing rock and earth. He survived on water and hot chocolate and was in good condition at a hospital Sunday as relatives visited.
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Williamson
W.va
Leonard Boyce
Boyce
Parsley's Bottom
West Virginia
Kentucky
Willard Howell
Ben Boyce
Rifle Sights Ordered for Micro Scope Plan Causes Stir
Harris County official George T. Miller said he ordered seven telescopic rifle sights to convert into classroom microscopes for antipoverty work. Police Chief Herman Short dismissed the notion with laughter, calling the episode discrediting yet Miller maintained no nefarious purpose and noted the sights were at a base not in Houston.
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Houston
Tex
George T. Miller
Houston Antipoverty Agency
Herman B. Short
Miller
Harris County Community Action Association
Virginia
Short
Jack Thompson
University of Houston
Harris County
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
U S Planes Strike Near Chinese Border for Second Day
U S war planes hit targets 10 miles from Red China’s border near Lang Son and a rail bypass bridge north of Haiphong. N o planes lost in raids. Separately in South Vietnam, 1st Brigade 101st Airborne battled 100 to 150 enemy near Tam Ky, with 35 dead, 2 killed, 19 wounded, and 18 weapons captured. Vietnamese rangers west of Tam Ky reported 156 enemy killed and 45 weapons seized. Government troops also seized weapons at Hue outpost amid heavy fighting and discovered TNT packages.
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Saigon
U.S
Red China
China
North Vietnam
Lang Son
Navy
Johnson
South Vietnam
1St Corps
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Tam Ky
Huong Dien
Hue
Stenkis
Subcommittee
Adm
Ulysses S. G. Sharp
Pacific
Hanoi
Doumer Bridge
Pentagon
Fulbright Attacks Bombing Near China Sparks Senate Debate
AP dispatch reports U S bombing within 10 miles of Red China sparks new fury over Vietnam policy. Senator Fulbright calls the move very dangerous and stupid while Senator Stennis supports a broader bombing strategy. Senate debate focuses on Johnson foreign aid and war targets as new restrictions shift.
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U.S
Red China
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
North Vietnam
Senate
Johnson
Vietnam
Four Drivers Unhurt in Weekend Corry Crashes
In Corry area weekend crashes minor injuries were avoided as four drivers escaped unscathed. Edward K. McElwain, 25, of Warren lost control on West Columbus extension, veered into Richard Howard, 25, of Sugar Grove, and rolled over into a field. Damage totaled 1,200 dollars. Earlier, Hugh A. O Hare Jr, 19, of 101 Hast Smith street, turning onto Baker Hill road from Way road, struck Frank Snyder, 29, of Corry Spring Creek road. neither driver injured, damage about 500 dollars.
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Corry
Edward K. McElwain
Warren
West Columbus Avenue
Richard Howard
Sugar Grove
Howard
McElwain
Hugh A. O'Hare Jr
Hast Smith Street
Baker Hill Road
Frank Snyder
Corry Spring Creek
Swing topple injures two youngsters in Corry
Two children aged 7 and 9 were struck when a backyard swing toppled over after being pushed too high. They were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for head injuries and released the same evening. The victims were Gerard Martin and Marcia Bright, both from local rural routes.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Marcia
Basil Bright
Gerard
George Martin
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