World’s Worst Plane Disaster Kills 133 in Tokyo Bay
A Japanese airliner carrying 133 people reportedly crashed into Tokyo Bay Friday night after losing contact near Tokyo. Debris, a wing piece, and seats were found as searchers battled wind and rain. most aboard were local festival attendees.
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Tokyo Bay
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McNamara Refuses Senate Testimony on Vietnam War
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara declines public testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee probing Vietnam policies. Chairman Fulbright presses, while McNamara offers executive session. debate centers on wartime costs, casualties, and administration strategy amid intensified criticism.
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Fulbright
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Secretary of Defense
McNamara
Bell
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Senate
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South Vey ‘Nam
Pa Emergency: Not Off Yet
Press Secretary Jack Cay stated the governor intends to give local districts every chance to clean up. The state of emergency facilitates operations by allowing districts to use funds and speed actions normally possible.
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Jack Cay
Flux in Corry boards sparks tense city tax debate
A chaotic sequence hits Corry area governance as Corry School Board loses president and vice presidents after resignations. Ott’s exit from the Corry Bedeemer and joint committees leaves the board without leadership while an informal Combined Earned Income Tax Committee meeting convenes to review the city income tax contract with Fuller. Ott will be absent, shifting city-to-board representation balance.
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Sorry Area
Keith Henton
Ott
Corry Bedeemer
Public Library
R. Elwin Fuller
Otto
Short Cars Buried In Snow Find Lost Vehicle
Tall snow hides small cars and fools passersby who think they are lost. City Patrolman Charles Luton aided a friend seeking her son’s car in the Loblaw lot. Digging through the snow uncovered a radio antenna and the missing short car emerged.
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Charles Luton
Loblaw
Sutton
Moon landing proves safety of lunar exploration
Luna 9’s soft landing at Cape Kennedy shows the Soviet program can explore the moon safely and relay data. Space officials note the achievement pressures the US Surveyor effort aiming for a May landing. While experts debate surface conditions, the mission provides valuable photographs and information for future manned lunar craft.
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United States
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Oleh
Honesty Still Not Outdated With Youngsters
City police report a 1 year old boy and his 6 year old brother found money on Spring Street. The 1 year old Chris Cleland delivered the gum to the station after 5 PM claiming it. The money awaits its owner at the police station. the Cleland boys are Concord School students.
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Spring Street
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Harry Cleland
Concord School
Russians Receive Pictures From Vehicle On Moon
The Luna 9 spacecraft has transmitted lunar landscape pictures to Earth, marking the first direct moon surface images. Tass reports the probe landed in the Ocean of Storms and begins scanning for more images as it basks in direct sunlight for nearly two weeks.
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Tass
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Earker
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Jodrell Bank
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Soviet Union
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Bernard Lovell
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Cay Kennedy
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Soil Space Ai
U S Planes Unleash Full Fury On Reds
U S jets strike North Viet Nam with mounting intensity as air war expands. Two Cra ycan planes repelled, a U S hi downed in South Viet Nam. Ground action on central coast led by the U S 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division new operation White Wing. Hanoi claims five U S jets shot down. one Skyhawk missing in action. Marine helicopter incident near Chu Lai coast injures one crewman. others escape. Kitty Hawk and Ranger carriers conduct strikes around Vinh, destroying antiaircraft site and bridges, sinking barges and junks.
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Laos
Vinh Highway
Erie Seventh Corry Eighth In Voting Erie Seventeenth
Erie placed seventh among 41 third class cities in Pennsylvania in voter turnout for the Nov 2 1965 municipal election. The 14th annual award went to Shamokin with 79 810 percent. Other area cities rankings include Corry eighth Franklin 17th Meadville 17th Titusville 21st Oil City 28th Bradford 41st. Past winners listed from 1952 to 1964 show a history of high turnouts across several towns.
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Femepacke
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Corry
Franklin
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Bradford
Clairton
Nanticoke
Pittston
Bethlehem
Pottsville
Lebanon
Jeannette
Wilkes- Barre
Monongahela
Duquesne
Johnstown
Farrell
Dynasty ends as Seoul mourns last queen Yunbi
In Seoul, the 50 year dynasty ends with the death of Yunbi the last queen who suffered a heart attack. She was the widowed consort of the late King Seongjong who died in 1998.
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Korea
Ths
Yunbi
King
Seongjong
Renewal Groups Form Committees For Urban Renewal Project
David Johnston city engineer says volunteers from Corry are responding to serve on two committees. Letters invited 107 residents for a Citizens Advisory Committee and 10 for a Coles Review Committee. Only one misunderstanding noted as Liviston residents may need to attend council meetings. Formal appointments and chairmen names will be set at Monday night meeting. attendees will be notified of future meetings.
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David Johnson
Corry
Coles
Johnson
Liviston
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