Britain Tightens Chinese Diplomat Movement After Hong Kong Clash
Britain imposed travel limits on Chinese diplomats in Britain after a mob attack on the British mission staff in London. Diplomats must obtain exit visas and stay within five miles of central London unless 49 hours notice is given. Radio transmissions are halted until reciprocal action ends. The Foreign Office condemned the Red Guards act and warned of disrepute to Beijing. Continued details follow on page three.
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London
Britain
Peling
Donald Hopson
Mao Setung
Peoing
Hong Kong
Whitehall
China
Foreign Office
Shen Ping
Peking
County presses UC on dry dam plan vs wet weather reservoir
County Commissioner William O Hill Jr disputes the Corps plan for a French Creek wet weather reservoir between Union City and Waterford. He seeks higher level intervention to press for a permanent water reservoir, citing public support from hearings 1961–65 and ongoing outreach to Rep Joseph P Vigorito. Demolition begins on New Yorks 47 story Singer Building as part of a replacement 50 story tower project.
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French Creek
Union City
Waterford
William O. Hill Jr
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Corps
Valentino Pilgrimage Marked at Valentino Grave
Hollywood AP reports a memorial service at Rudolph Valentino’s crypt marking the 40th pilgrimage to the silent screen star’s grave. Mystery women in black veils visit annually each August 28, the date of his death in 1926.
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Hollywood
Rudolph Valentino
Four teens killed at Cambridge Springs crossing tragedy
At Cambridge Springs a freight train hit a car carrying four teenagers Tuesday night. The smashed auto was dragged 250 feet. One victim is Delbert Mongera, 15, whose uncle is Mrs. Hurlbert of Corry. The crash left two boys and two girls dead. the car was identified by relatives at a funeral home.
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Lamprovge Springs AP
Cambridge Springs
Corry
Lewis Hurlbert
Eest Smith Street
Hurlbert
Michael Mongera
Delbert Mongera
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Burglars Loot IGA and Skat Oil In City Break-ins
Police investigate two overnight burglaries at the Skat Oil Co station on Hast Colum bug avenue and the Bob Church IGA on North Center. Entry at the oil firm was through a rear door with a storage room ransacked and four dollars taken from a soda machine. A patrol encounter near North Center street noted a man walking past a Church, prompting questions of a possible link to the TGA break-in and a suspect linked to Samuel S. Brown of Ol City.
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Skat Oil Co
Hast Colum‘bug Avenue
Bob Church
IGA
North Center Street
James Keppel
Skat
Harold Fullom
Keppel
TGA
Oil Company
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Samuel 8. Brown
Ol City
Robert
Northwest Forest Fires Escalate Across States
Associated Press reports crews near exhaustion fight hundreds of fires across the Northwest with 60,000 acres burning in British Columbia and northern Idaho while Oregon and southern Idaho report major blazes mostly under control. Washington braces for outbreaks as winds shift and reinforcements may arrive.
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Dalles
Ore
Associated Press
Northwest
Oregon
Itaho
Washington
British Columbia
Montana
Idaho
Washington State
Ted Thompson
Glacier National Park
Opening of School September 5th Detailed on Pages 15 and 16
Pages 15 and 16 provide a rundown of the opening of school on September 5th with guidance for students and parents. The section outlines homeroom assignments and other essential information for the upcoming year.
Jets Continue Bombing Bridges as Hanoi Raids Intensify
American warplanes pressed attacks on North Vietnam focusing on rail and road bridges around Hanoi including a major span near the city center. Pilots reported heavy antiaircraft fire and missiles with no US losses. In Saigon a GI was killed en route to work as guerrilla activity increased elsewhere.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Canal Des Rapides
China
Hanoi-Haiphong
Thailand
South Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Pravda
Second Time In 7 Months Corry Family Loses Home
In Fairbanks Alaska Mr and Mrs Alex Klick and their three children Kevin 9 Susan and Chari Lynn 3 attempt a comeback after their home and belongings were destroyed in a flood. Their car was lost as four feet of water inundated the residence.
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Corry
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alex Klick
Kevin
Susan
Chari Lynn
Klick
Audrey Triscuit
Merle Triscuit
Anchorage
Tulsa
Okla
Weins Airlines
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Big Band Fans To Hear 1930s Sound In Moose Ballroom
The 16 piece band once to play in a parking lot will perform at the Moose ballroom in a free public concert tomorrow night at 9 p m. The group led by Ronald Rairie features Glenn Miller and Duke Ellington style arrangements and will revive the old big band standards for local fans after weather delays.
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G. C. Murphy Co
Moose Ballroom
Ronald Rairie
Glenn Miller
Duke Ellington
Burglary at Mill Yields $1500 Loss. Cash Box Stolen
Investigation by Trooper John Evanko and mill personnel found only the metal cash box from a demolished safe missing. Total damage and cash loss estimate stands at $1500. Fingerprints are being processed as officers pursue leads on a suspected repeat offender.
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John Evanko
John Taylor
Taylor
Eyanko
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UC Dry
New York
Singer
Lower Broadway
Cambridge EL Crossing
Journal
Eaton
Columbus Avenue
Joe New Kensington
Renton
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Plum Borough
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