Police recover stolen car. stray dog taken to pound
A car owned by Joseph Amato of 517 South Center Street was stolen Tuesday night and found un damaged in the Church of the Nazarene parking lot on Essex Street. A stray German shepherd without a collar or license was taken to the city pound for potential claim.
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Land Or Water He is Speed King
Donald Campbell broke the world water speed record at 276.33 mph in Australia and became the first to hold both land and water speed records in the same year. He reached 283.60 mph on Lake Dumdleyung and 268 mph on the second run, having previously set the water record at 200.33 mph on Lake Coniston in England in 1950. He had already set the land speed mark of 403.47 mph at Lake Eyre, South Australia, in 1950.
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Lake Dum- Dleyung
Lake Eyre
South Ausle
Rock Crash Causes 4000 Dollar Loss At Parker Home
David Thompson family of R D 2 Parker Clarion County escaped injury as a blast from a nearby strip mine hurled a rock the size of a kitchen chair seat through a bedroom ceiling and into the kitchen. The impact damaged an iron bed, scattered plaster, and left two rooms in disarray while the family rested nearby.
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David ‘Thompson
Parker
Clarion County
First self service post office in the nation opens
Washington AP reports the nations first self service post office operates 24 hours at Wheaton Maryland in a suburban shopping center. The unmanned concrete unit includes stamp vending coin change scales parcel instructions and a zone map and began October 17. Grohouski predicts 71000 yearly revenue.
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Washington
John A. Grohouski
Wheaton
Mississippi
U.S. Post Office
Gronouski
Flooded West Battles New Year’s Flood Turmoil
AP reports a billion-dollar Western flood left thousands displaced on New Year’s Eve as rain snow and hail battered Washington Oregon northern California Idaho and Nevada. Rescues and rebuilds faced delays with 125,000 people in the hardest hit areas, including Klamath National Forest where 500 residents were cut off. Helicopter operations halted near Eureka and Happy Camp as weather worsened, but Civil Defense officials hoped for an aid-assisted recovery with continued danger of isolation and power outages.
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Yre‘ka
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Eureka
Eel River
Red Cross
Four more Yanks killed in Asia amid battle near Saigon
Government troops regained Binh Ghia, near Saigon, as heavy fighting continued for a fourth day. Four U.S. air crewmen were listed as missing and likely dead, raising U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam to 245 since 1961. Viet Cong casualties and clashes at Banh Thai followed a large Viet Cong infiltrator engagement, while Saigon talks between civilian and military leaders and U.S. officials continued in deadlock over government plans.
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Washington
U.S
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Roy G. Azzbill
Hayward
Calif
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Columbiana
Ohio
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Pittsburgh
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Banh Thai
National convention aims for stable civil government start
Reports say a national convention seeks a new civilian government while sides issue hopeful statements. Rumors of a coup persist as the civilian administration operates normally. Chief of State Phan Khae Suu hosts a New Year reception and Premier Tran Van Huong attends a ceremony for 1,000 new recruits.
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Phan Khae Suu
Tran van Huong
West Side Story Opens In Moscow Amid Royalty Dispute
The Soviet Union presents West Side Story in Moscow not paying royalties, claiming the show is a real success following the opening of My Fair Lady, which debuted in Moscow on Monday.
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U. S
Soviet Union
Tass
Brutal Congo Massacre Report Reveals Survivors Claims
Survivors say rebels killed Greek and Cypriot civilians and a Red Cross doctor at Ibambi. Two Belgian priests and two Roman Catholic priests died at Rungu, 30 miles north of Paulis, with Greeks among neutrals reported slain at Medge. McChesney, the last American in rebel territory, is confirmed dead after prior unconfirmed reports.
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Red Cross
Ibambi
Rungu
Paulis
Medge
McChesney
City Council Adopts 1965 Pay Scale Across Departments
The council approved 1965 salaries for city offices including treasurer and clerk roles, streets and garage staff, fire and police posts with new minimums and maximums, extra policemen rates, adult school patrols, and assessor. Also set sewer rental rates and landfill dozer operator pay from specific funds.
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Walter Ross
Streets Department
Fire Department
Council
Man Throws Daughter In Front Of Cars
In San Jose an 8 year old girl named Yvonne Joorde was struck and later beaten after her father Helmut Joorde 84 threw her in front of two cars and head struck pavement. Witnesses recall a car crash and the assailant being subdued by a truck driver and passenger. The girl remained in critical condition with head injuries while police booked Joorde on suspicion of attempted murder. The family had recent marital troubles and the victim is an only child.
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Calif
Yvonne Joorde
Helmut Joorde
Joorde
Ray Peer
Shizuka Watanabe
Yvonne
Alice H. Ball
Leo Harrison
William Davis
McLaughlin Gilliland Dubrosky Varrassis A Swackhar Warren Corry
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