Gemini Set For Saturday Blastoff In Dual Flight
Gemini 7 astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell prepare for a 2:30 p.m. EST launch at Cape Kennedy as Gemini 6 crew, officials, and weather experts review conditions. Flight surgeon Dr. Charles Berry reports both crews relaxed and healthy with measures to track sleep and alertness during the 14 day, 206 orbit mission shared with Gemini 7.
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Sennedy
Fla
America
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Charles A. Berry
Gemini
Cape Kennedy
Air Force
Col
Borman
Navy
Lovell
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Mission Control
Berry
Free chest x-rays come to Corry tomorrow on tour
Tomorrow and next year hinge on weather as the mobile unit stops on East Washington Street at North Center for a one day visit from 1 to 5 pm and 6 to 9 pm. Christmas Seal volunteers Carolyn Keppel Patty Miller Diane Hall Pam Swart Gretchen Way and Mary Van Winkle will handle records to ensure accuracy for radiologists and doctors. Participants will receive x-ray reports within four to six weeks. This free service is funded by Christmas Seals buy them use them.
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Corry
East Washington Street
North Center
Carolyn Keppel
Patty Miller
Diane Hall
Pam Swart
Gretchen Way
Mary van Winkle
Soviet Leaders Meet British Foreign Secretary
In Moscow Kosygin held a two hour Kremlin meeting with British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart. They discussed Viet Nam disarmament efforts and halting the spread of nuclear weapons along with broader Soviet British relations.
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Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Viet Nam
Michael Stewart
Kremlin
Birth Control Issue Opens Further Study Says Vatican
Vatican sources say a new draft of the councils birth control statement urges further study of contraception, keeping the question more than open. The document hints past teachings remain valid but not final, with Pope Paul VI expected to brief next Tuesday as the modern world schema is issued. a footnote signals broader review beyond pills.
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Vativan Unly
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Council
Fire sparks in Quakertown home injures child
A rescued child underwent surgery at Quakertown Community Hospital after a fire at a home occupied by Chester Allen Sr. and his family. State Police are investigating the incident to determine how the blaze started.
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Quakertown Community Hospital
Chester Allen Sr
Johnson Urges Prosperity With Inflation Containment
President Johnson told top business leaders he expects record prosperity in 1966 while keeping wages and prices in line with federal guideposts. He urged wage restraint and cooperative decisions among industry, labor, and government, cited sacrifices in Vietnam, and reaffirmed unconditional talks to end the war. He spoke to the Business Council in Washington via telephone, as inflation concerns rise amid war outlays.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Blue Ribbon Business Council
Washington
Viet Nam
White House
125 Children Escape As Fire Destroys Church
About 125 children escaped injury when the West Side Episcopal Church of Sts Matthew and Timothy on West Street was destroyed by fire. The blaze drove occupants from a nine story apartment building nearby as flames spread from the church basement and climbed its 90 foot belfry. Dozens of tenants fled with their children in the scramble to escape the flames.
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New York
West Side
Sts. Matthew and
Timothy
West Stn
Artist-Teacher Dalies Trantz Dies in Texas
Dalies E. Trantz a 57 year old University of Texas artist teacher since 1943 and former concert pianist died yesterday in Austin Texas from a heart attack.
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Austin
Tex
Dalies E. Trantz
University of Texas
Explorers Elect Officers for Corry State Police Post
The Corry State Police sponsored Explorer Scout post moved toward completion with officer elections and general business as 26 youths met at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Trooper Edward Pass said the election paves the way for a charter approval by scouting officials. James Wenner of Troop E, Pennsylvania State Police, Lawrence Park, serves as senior advisor for both posts, with assistants and council members aiding. Sessions will be open to parents who are encouraged to attend for firsthand understanding of planned activities including tours and field trips.
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Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Edward Pass
Peel Group
James Wenner
Pennsylvania State Police
Lawrence Park
Pasi
UC 12 Channel TV Cable Due Early In 1965
Derrold Electronics of Philadelphia wins contract to install Union City cable lines for Blatt Brothers TV Cable Corp. Yard work slated this week. project to provide 12 channels with no installation charge and usual monthly service fee. Within two or three years a 1 channel system will reach Corry.
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Derrold Electronics of
Philadelphia
Union City
Blatt Brothers TV
James Jansen
Corry TV Cable Co
Blatt Brothers
Jansen
Corry
Few Students Return From Studying Abroad
Only 5.47 percent of 9,392 Nationalist Chinese students who left in the last seven academic years to study abroad have returned to Formosa, according to the Education Ministry. Most went to the United States.
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Taipei
Formosa
Education Ministry
United States
Three U.S. Jets Shot Down Over Viet Nam War Zones
Communists downed three U.S. jet fighters including a craft from the Enterprise during raids on North and South Viet Nam. One Enterprise pilot survived while others were missing. A Ford F105 was shot near Hanoi as ground actions produced 14 Viet Cong killed near Go Cong City and four prisoners. Continues on Page Six.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Enterprise
South China Sea
Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
Go Cong City
Binh Chanh
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
Peiffer First To List Election Expenditures
Corry headlines note William A. Peiffer the successful mayoralty candidate filed expense reports showing receipts of 50 dollars expenses 60 dollars and debts 266 dollars. Judge-elect Thomas W. Bariber reported receipts 18508 and expenses 2868. Prothonary candidate Alexander Sandy MacIver listed receipts 1560 and expenses 2227. Recorder of deeds candidate Fred M. DeLuca reported receipts 3288 and expenses 4989.
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Peiffer
Corry
William A. Peiffer
Thomas W. Bar Iber
Alexander
Sandy
Maclver
Recorder of Deeds
Fred M. DeLuca
U S buildup in Asia hinges on ports and depots
Washington officials say a rapid troop surge in South Viet Nam is unlikely. The pace of reinforcement depends on port and depot progress, with Cam Ranh Bay and other facilities under two shift operation plans. Airfield construction is also prioritized to support heavier Air Force missions as the conflict grows.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
7Th Fleet
Building Permits Soar to 1965 Total in Corry
Building permits issued in 1965 here rose to 1,882,129 for the year’s first 11 months, a peak since 1959, with $525,000 for the Corry Motor Lodge, $411,400 for an addition to the Corry Jamestown plant, and $973,017 in high school repairs driving the gain. The combined non residential starts totalled 730,105, tripling 1964, while non residential alterations reached 838,967. Housing rose to 293,952, outpacing 199,200 last year as the city surpasses 20 million in assessed valuation.
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Corry Area
Corry Motor Lodge
Corry Jamestown
East Columbus Avenue
Aes
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Philadel
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