Riceville Crash Kills Woman on Route 8
An Olean woman, 57, died after a panel truck struck the car she rode in at Riceville Corners yesterday evening. The driver, her husband, was not seriously hurt, while three panel truck passengers suffered minor injuries. The accident was witnessed by Corry State Trooper Terrence Haskins and Corry deputy coroner Dr. C. M. Sonne.
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Olean
N. Y
Riceville Corners
Corry
C. M. Sonne
Titusville
Crawford County
John
Alice) Schwabenbauer
Sonne
Terrence Haskins
Haskins
Schwabenbauer
Edward Ayers
North East
Ayers
Corry Man 18 Charged With Assault With Auto
An 18-year-old Corry man, Merle J. Malek, was charged with assault and battery with an automobile after allegedly striking his wife with a car on North Center street near the National Bank. Police reported witnesses, and Mrs. Malek was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Merle J. Malek
North Center Street
National Bank
Corry
Melek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Nichols
William Shrout
Maleks
Ina Tavern
Malek
Atrack
Man Accidently Sets Self Afire in Cambria County
An elderly man burned to death when his night clothes caught fire lighting a cigarette in his Cambria County home. John L. Watson, 78, died in the kitchen fifteen minutes later. wife Nellie, 72, suffered second and third degree burns to hands and head but did not need hospital care.
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Nanty Glo
John L. Watson
Cambria County
Nellie
Rain Drenches City as 1.34 Inches Fall
Rain overwhelmed streets as 1.34 inches drenched the city yesterday with 1.15 inches in a single 11:30 a.m. downpour. Mrs. Richard Mountain, the local weather observer, notes streams swelled and sewers strained while silt muddied waterways.
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Richard Mountain
Three Car Crash Hurts Two Near Mill Village
Two women suffered minor injuries in a three car collision at Route 19 and Route 6 west of Mill Village. Janet Murphy and Norny Valent were treated at Union City Memorial Hospital for cuts and bruises. Joseph Orlando allegedly failed to stop, hitting Norman Murphy then hit Lawrence Walker. damage totaled $700 and Orlando faces charges for driving too fast for conditions.
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Mill Village
Union City Memorial Hospital
Janet Murphy
Rochester
Norny Valent
New Brighton
Corry
Joseph Orlando
Pittsburgh
Norman Murphy
Murphy
Lawrence Walker
Kittanning
Orlando
Wife of Senator Granted Divorce
Noel Clark was granted a final divorce from Sen. Joseph S. Clark of Pennsylvania. Indignities were alleged in the July suit. A master reported in August and Judge Peter F. Hagan issued the decree. The couple wed in 1985. Clark, 65, plans to marry Iris Richey, 46.
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Philadelphia
Noel Clark
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Common Please
Peter F. Hagan
Clarks
Iris Richey
Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs
Senators push UN action on Vietnam peace talks
Senate leaders say Johnson hints tacit approval for United Nations to revive Geneva conference efforts. Secretary Bundy warns the U.S. may stay out if Saigon negotiates with the Viet Cong. House panel criticizes aid in South Vietnam and urges reforms to improve prospects.
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Washington
United Nations
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.N
U.S
George D. Aiken
R-Vl
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations Com
Mansfield
Security Council
Vietnam
14 Missing In "Error" Jump Hinders Skydiver Search
In Huron Ohio rescuers scoured Lake Erie for 18 skydivers who jumped from a WWII bomber. Only two survived. two bodies were recovered within half an hour, while seven equipment items were found. Coast Guard and private boats searched a 100 square mile area as divers probed 30 to 40 foot waters. Patricia Lownsbury was found dead. her husband recalled her love for sky diving.
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Huron, Ohio
Lake Ie
City Hall
Coast Guard
Kaw
Paul Potte
Ohio
Robert Karns
Vermilion
Ohio Highway
Alvin
Lawnsbury
Vietcong Rocket Attacks Kill Marines in Vietnam
Communists intensified mortar and rocket barrages for a second day in South Vietnam killing 10 U S Marines and wounding 106 while destroying or injuring 12 helicopters. The attacks targeted Leatherneck bases in the northern region after a Sunday series of 12 mortar shellings across the country.
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Cong
Saigon
U.S
North-Ern
South Vietnam
Plans to bury Rockwell in national cemetery sparks protest
Arlington AP report notes a veterans group protests the plan to bury George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, with full honors at Culpeper National Cemetery in Virginia. Patler, alleged Rockwell killer, faces murder charges, bail set at 50000, as investigators recover the weapon.
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Arlington, Va
American ‘Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
National
Defense Department
Rockwell
Culpepper
National Cemetery
Washington
John C. Patter
Arlington County
Patler
In Hurry To Get Home Man Charged In Chase
City Police filed motor vehicle code charges against Ernest W. Vanderhoof, 28, of 943 Spring Street, after a chase through West Washington East Main and North Center streets. He ran red signals and sped up to 75 mph in a 35 mph zone while claiming he was in a hurry to get home.
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Ernest W. Vanderhoof
Spring Street
West Washington Street
West Washington
North Center Street
Vanderhoof
North Center
Car Hits Pole and Swamp After High Speed Loss Control
A 20 year old Union City man, Alex J. Donche, drove about 60 mph on West Washington street, skidded 300 feet, struck a sign and utility pole, and ended in 18 inches of water off Gates street. He was treated for slight injuries and released. police may file charges.
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Alex Donche
Union City
Journal Phets
Enduley
West Washington Street
Alex J. Donche
Canter Street
Gates Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Journal
Johnston
Riceville
Youngstown
Leutenant Parker
Warren Avenue
Overland
Lakewood Streets
South Side Hospital
Mother Nature
LBJ
VFW
Fuehrer
Party
Patter
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
da Nang
Leatherneck
Dong Ha
Mill
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