Rioting in Chicago Leaves 16 Injured in Protests
Police clashed with white protesters while civil rights marches drew about 1,000 demonstrators. At least 16 injured and 21 arrested across four incidents near Jefferson Park and Marquette Park as crowds hurled curses bottles and rocks. Five officers injured amid tense demonstrations linked to American Nazi party rally.
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Chicago
Marquette Park
Jefferson Park
the-Bogan
Gage Park
American Nazi Party
John Potter
John Kennedy Jr. Loses Tonsils
John F. Kennedy Jr. left Cape Cod Hospital with his mother after a two day stay to have his tonsils removed. Hospital officials said Mrs. Kennedy had a room across the hall from John and stayed with him, very happy with the outcome.
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Hyannis, Mass
John F. Kennedy Jr
Cape Cod Hospital
Corry Plant Loss Upheld In $109,579 Suit
Erie County judges Saturday upheld Judge Elmer Evans January ruling that Thompson Maple Products Co of Corry is entitled to only 1258 in a suit against Citizens National Bank now part of Marine National Bank for 109,579. The four year case began after Emery Albers of Spartansburg allegedly forged checks to lumber lot owners. The three-judge panel dismissed 12 exceptions, preserving Evans' conclusions that the lumber firm bore fault through its own bookkeeping. Continued on Page Four.
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Erie County Court
Elmer Evans
Thompson Maple Products Co. of
Corry
Thompson
Citizens National Bank
Marine National Bank
Evans
Frank McKnight
Edward Carney
Thomas Barber
Lumber Company
Emery Albers
Spartansburg
Albers
Lumber
Driver Hurt In Car vs Cow Crash
A one car wreck on the Sherman Clymer road last evening involved Merle Williams driving a small pickup. He struck a herd of about 10 untended cows. Williams suffered injuries including a lac eration to the right eyelid and possible fractures of the right ankle knee and pelvis and was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital. The cow escaped unharmed and the collision damaged the truck’s Fender.
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William E. Dunlap
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Merle Williams
R. D
Clymer
Sherman- Clymer
Williams
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry UFO sighting traced to airport searchlight light
Residents in Corry reported an unidentified light Saturday night. Police traced the light to a rotating search beam used at McKean for a firemen carnival, seen two miles NW then about 12 miles NW over the city. The light appeared to move with the cloud cover, leaving no mystery for the Air Force to chase.
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Northwest Street
Alfred Aikens
Erie
Frank Lucie
Lawrence Airport
Lucie
McKean
Corry
Air
Two Friendly Villages Attacked By U S Mistake
AP reports two more apparent errors strike friendly villages in South Viet Nam. Mekong Delta attack killed five and wounded 15 Friday. DMZ attack killed four and wounded 35 Saturday. Circumstances unclear. U S and South Vietnamese authorities investigate. Clashing in Chu Pong Mountains near Cambodian border leaves light American casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
North
Mekong
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
1St Cavalry
Chu Pong
Plei Me
Beefs On UC Dam Land Buying Controversy Quiet
Land acquisition for Union City flood dam project proceeds at a steady pace. About 130 landowners across 200 parcels are involved, with acquisitions prioritizing the dam site and highway relocation areas.
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UC Dam
Union City
Louis Forsythe
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
Reach Agreement On Airlines Pact Vote Tomorrow
Washington AP reports a tentative three year settlement ending the 39 day airlines strike pending a mass vote by 45 400 strikers against five major airlines The agreement termed a memorandum of understanding awaits union approval after 20 hours of talks and could end the airlines strike if ratified by the AFL CIO International Association of Machinists members The proposed package reportedly includes higher wages and benefits and a cost of living escalator
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Washington
Labs
James J. Reynolds
Aflcio International Association of Machinists
P. L. (Roy) Siemiller
Pos
Sible
Labor Department
Siemiller
Reynolds
White House
LBJ Says U S Won't Lose War in Asia
President Johnson after talks with General Westmoreland at the LBJ Ranch asserts the United States and allies will not be defeated in Vietnam. He cautions there will be no quick victory and troops may be increased this year. Westmoreland hints further troop needs and secrecy surrounded the visit. Other updates include Sihanouk seeking to cancel Harriman trip, calls for selective naval blockade by Morton, Javits urging hard talks, and McNamara noting uncertain war duration and aircraft losses.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Westmoreland
U.S
LBJ
Texas
Norodom Sihanouk
W. Averell Harriman
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Thruston B. Morton
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
New York
United States
Robert 5. McNamara
Vehicle rollover after swerving for street light outage
A vehicle swerved to avoid rails after a street light outage and overturned near the tracks. Mrs. Bearce was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for a possible fracture of the right ankle and later transferred to Journal Photo by Johnston.
Chinese labor force keeps Viet Nam supply routes open
American officials report 50 000 Chinese laborers from North Viet Nam and unknown thousands of Vietnamese workers are keeping the Ho Chi Minh trail and Mu Gia Pass routes operational amid heavy bombing. The labor force adapts quickly with crude tools to restore rails and roads, preserving supply lines through Laos and South Viet Nam. The political implications with China and Hanoi add to wartime considerations.
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U. S
Saigon
South Vietna
Viet Nam
China
Hanoi
Laos
Mu Sia Pass
17Th Parallel
South Viet Nam
North Korea
U. S. Air Force
North
Seek Foster Homes Here For Elderly
An Erie County Adult Welfare Office program seeks foster homes for elderly residents to live in private homes with supervision. Thomas M. Zelasky and Mrs. Dorothy Fisher plan initial contacts ahead of a countywide search. The effort parallels the county’s long running foster program for children and aims to reduce waits for hospital beds.
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Adult Welfare Office
Erie County
Foster Home For Children
Thomas M. Zelasky
Dorothy Fisher
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