Local Crash Causes Fatal Harm in Corry
An R. D. 3 Corry youth home on leave from the U S Marine Corps died instantly when their car skidded into a utility pole east of Columbus. His companion was critically hurt and taken to a hospital after the two Marine corps men collided at 1 45 am on the Columbus Lotsville road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
U. S. Marine Corps
Columbus
David Hughes
John E. Thompson
Youngsville
Hughes
Veterans Hospital
Erie
James Hurlbut
Johnson Street
William Halfast
Elmer Schifke
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bracken Funeral Home
Fragmentary Notice with Names and Property Descriptions
A damaged OCR segment lists names and numbers for a sale and repairs. It mentions Hulstein and Chesley regions, various farm items like dairy and beef units, and a Monday sale time. The text is fragmentary with unclear dates and incomplete phrases.
Murder at the American Museum of Natural History
A violin-maker shot and killed his former wife in the entrance hall of New York City's American Museum of Natural History as about 20 people watched. Gertrude Didchenko, 43, died after multiple shots. her ex-husband Dmytro Didchenko, 72, was subdued by guards and a retired detective. The couple's custody battles dated to 1957 and the suspect claimed guns are easy to obtain in America.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Anajestic
Gertrude Didchenko
Susan
Dmytro Didchenko
Didchenko
America
Frank Bossio
Rego Park
Queens
Rossia
Elderly Pair Rescued From Flood Waters in Pennsylvania
Two inches of rain triggered floods in central Pennsylvania as an elderly couple from Weikert, Union County, were rescued from their home on Penn Creek. Police and volunteers used a nylon rope cast 100 feet across the creek to guide a rescue boat.
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Pennsylvania
Weikert
Union County
Susquehanna River
August Bower
Penn Creek
Bower
Philadelphia
Chilly Creek
Swatara Creek
Annville
Lebanon County
Montgomery County
Cartoonist Mauldin in Viet Nam Air Attack Life
Cartoons by Bill Mauldin appear daily in The Corry Journal and he was caught in a weekend Viet Nam air attack. He described the infirmary as a real charnel house with blood everywhere and medics working professionally despite injuries. He plans to illustrate the war again.
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Bill Mauldin
Corry Journal
Viet Nam
Mauldin
Associated Press
War Reflection: Stock Market Slumps on Viet Nam Crisis
The New York stock market fell sharply on Viet Nam crisis news, with broad losses from fractions to several points. Analysts cited uncertainty and a high market level, noting no sharp correction of recent highs, and viewed Southeast Asia developments as a potential excuse for selling.
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New York
Southeast Asia
U S Strikes North Viet Nam In Retaliation Move
U S and South Vietnamese air forces attacked North Viet Nam border camps today in a follow up to Sunday raids. Vietnamese generals reported heavy ground casualties and said 70 percent of targets were destroyed. The White House said President Johnson ordered the air strikes as reprisal.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
Johnson
McGeorge Bundy
U.S
Saigon
Tass
Hanoi
Dong Hoi
Defense Department
U.S. Navy
South Viet Nam
Bundy
National Security Council
DA Nang
Tokyo
North
Viet Nam
New China
Democratic “Republic
South
White House
Nguyen Khanh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Khanh
Plei
Maddox Closes Pickrick Cafeteria After Civil Rights Ruling
Lester A. Maddox, 49, a segregationist, locked his Atlanta cafeteria and offered it for sale after a federal court found him in civil contempt for refusing service to Black patrons. A lone Black man, Jack Googer, prompted the action by asking to be served, leading Maddox to shutter the business he had briefly reopened under a new name.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester‘ A. Maddox
Maddox
U.S
Frank A. Horper
Jack Googer
Ias
U.S. Congress
Johnson
King Plans Voter Drive in Alabama and Washington
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr moves from Selma to Montgomery for mass meeting then to Washington to press Negro voter registration with Vice President Humphrey and Attorney General Ratzenbach. Bevel accuses Judge Thomas of slow enforcement. demonstrations planned in Marion. King forecasts long registration effort and reports many Negroes jailed in Selma.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Washington
King
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nicholas Ratzenbach
Johnson
James Bevel
U.S
Bével
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Thomas
Marion
Bevel
Dallas County Board of Registrars
Man Charged in Fatal Shooting in Norristown Case
Pat Angela Picone 58 of Norristown is charged with the fatal shooting of his ex wife Caroline Priest Scheetz in Plymouth Valley. Scheetz in her 40s died Saturday while visiting Arlene Pi Sand 25, her daughter from a first marriage. Scheetz's husband Joseph Scheetz 56 was treated at Montgomery Hospital for a chest wound.
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Norristown
Pat Angela Picone
Caroline Priest Scheetz
Plymouth Valley
Scheetz
Arlene Pi- Sand
Joseph Scheetz
Montgomery Hospital
Boy Scout Bob Moore Wins God and Country Award
In Columbus the Corry Area High School ninth grader Robert Moore earned the God and Country award after saving a young girl’s life with first aid. He applied mouth to mouth resuscitation on the trip to Corry Memorial Hospital after wrapping the child in a blanket and placing her in an oxygen tent.
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Columbus Community
Robert Moore
Corry Area
J. Guy Butters
Bob
Andrew Moore
Columbus
Plank Road
Moore
Corry Memorial Hospital
Butters
Crystal
Walter Thanis
Ice Jams Raise Water Levels on Allegheny
Ice jams on the Allegheny River raised water levels in West Hickory Oil City and Parker as warm weekend melt and light rain increased ice movement. Weather official Vernon Houghton of the U S Weather Bureau warned that falling temperatures could freeze jams into a dam raising the risk of serious flooding.
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Allegheny River
West Hickory
Oil City
Parker
Pittsburgh
Vernon Houghton
U. S
Burreau
Oil Creek
Houghton
French Creek
Meadville
Monongahela
Ohio
Allegheny
Airline aide dies in Fort Worth at 72
W. P. McPail, 72, retired southern regional director of American Airlines, died yesterday in Fort Worth Texas. He had served the company for many years and his career spanned several decades in the airline industry.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W. P. McPail
Southern
American Airlines
Estes Land Reacquired By Lubbock Investor
Lubbock businessman L D Thomas has acquired about 14 000 acres of Pecos County land that once belonged to Billio Sol Estes. He bought the acreage for 2 million dollars from Morris Jaffee of American Grain Corp and plans to lease 10 000 acres to a farming operator.
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Lubbock, Vex
Pecos County
Billio Sol Estes
L. D. Thomas
Lubbock
Thomas
Morris Jaffee
The
American Grain Corp
Scranton orders full probe into illegal milk rebates
Gov. Scranton ordered a full investigation into alleged illegal rebates in Pennsylvania milk industry. He named Walter Alessandroni to lead, asked IRS Commissioner Sheldon Cohen and state officials to assist, and pledged protection for consumers and farmers.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Pennsylvania
Walter Alessandroni
Internal Revenue
Sheldon Cohen
Leland
Theodora Smith
State Milk Control Commission
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Evening Journal
Corry Marine
U.S. Army Field Hospital
Nha Trang
Pleiku
Sawyer
James Hurlbur
New York City
Journal
Asia
Reds
Hell On Earth
Selma, Washington
Sayes Tot
Crystal Hegerly
Mrs
Ted "Heverly
Estes
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