VietNam Leader Escapes Injury in Palace Bomb Attack
South Viet Nam reports President Ngo Dinh Diem escaped unhurt when two air force officers attacked the palace with fire bombs rockets and machine guns. One pilot captured, another believed to have crash landed in Cambodia. A U S Embassy official noted one American contractor Sidney Ambrose died indirectly. Diem announced the situation was under control and security measures were in place.
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Nguyen van du
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Cambodia
Bien Hoa
U.S
Sidney Ambrose
Portland
Ore
Diem
Ngo Dinh Thuc
Ngo Dinh Whi
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Nhu
ADG
U.S. Navy
Washington
U. S
Cream and Yellow Palace
Pete
Glenns Enjoy Day Of Glory In Washington Parade
Glenn Jr and his family celebrate John H Glenn Jr as the first American to orbit the earth. About 250000 people fill Pennsylvania Avenue as bands play the Marine Corps hymn and Glenn greets the crowd from the presidential limousine. At the Capitol he credits the achievement to all, calling it only the start of a great advancement in exploration.
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Arlington
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Lyn
David
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Houses of Congress
Police Here May Have Lead In Stolen Car Case
A Corry area man may have spotted two youths who stole a car belonging to Arlo May of 89 North Center street. Police believe the time element points to the unknown pair who abandoned a Buick near Baccus corners and walked toward Corry. Exmund Stanton of Sylvania was identified as the car’s owner. one suspect is described as about five feet ten inches with dark hair. The pair fled west along Route 6 after leaving the Buick in a ditch.
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Sylvania
Baccus Corners
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North Center Street
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Route 6
Kennedy Meets De Gaulle in Brief Friendly Talk
Robert Kennedy met French President Charles de Gaulle in Paris for a 45 minute session described as very friendly. He also visited Foreign Minister Couve de Murville and Justice Minister Chenest before leaving for Washington, ending a 25 day world tour with stops in Tokyo Hong Kong Taipei Jakarta Berlin and The Hague.
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Bernard Chenst
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Hong Kong
Taipei
Jakarta
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Hague
Woodside Withdraws From Pennsylviania Governor Race
Superior Court Judge Robert E. Woodside pulls out of the Republican gubernatorial contest in Pennsylvania. He backs Rep. James E. Van Zandt as a compromise candidate after an Old Guard meeting led by George S. Bloom. Sen. Hugh Scott remains cautious and would not commit to Van Zandt without consulting promised allies.
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Associated Press Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
James E. van Zandt
Attoca
GOP
Woodside
Hugh Scott
Scott
Rep
William W. Scranton
Scranton
van Zandt
Robert 2. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Scott Backer
Johnson
George S. Bloom
Dauphin
Philadelphia
Montgomery
Bucks
Delaware
Lancaster
Hearing For Pease Nears Opening
Harrisburg hosts the long awaited hearing on ex Millcreek Township teacher Pease tomorrow at 10 a m Deputy Superintendent Neal V Musmanno will open the public hearing on Pease appeal to reinstate his job The board fired him last December 21 for insubordination negligence and willful violation of school laws for refusing to supervise a student bowling society The defense team includes William W Knox Conrad Pearson for the School Board Robert B McCullough for Pease Lewis Adler for the Pennsylvania State Education Association and Bernard Mendelsohn deputy state attorney general Also in business news American Viscose Corp says it has a basic patent for a non caloric food ingredient Avicel Microcrystalline Cellulose with potential uses in foods pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
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Harrisburg
George L. Pease
Neal V. Musmanno
Millcreek Township
Pease
Millcreek School Board
Pennsylvania
William W. Knox
Conrad Pearson
Robert B. McCullough
Lewis Adler
Pennsylvania State Education
Kennedy urges $1 billion tax boost for aged health plan
President Kennedy asks Congress to fund a newer health insurance plan for the aged with a $1 billion rise in Social Security taxes. He proposes a three year nationwide immunization drive, federal loans for group practice centers, and $182 million for mental health and pollution control among others. Two White House bills accompany the message to expand public health efforts.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Jessure
Sam
White House
Darnofall Leads YMCA Drive With 575 Members
Walter Darnofall of R. D. Corry led the YMCA enrollment campaign by signing 45 memberships and earning a football autographed by Lou Groza. The drive surpassed its 400 member goal with a total of 575, and Mrs. Charles Post signed 43 memberships. Dozens of volunteers contributed, including Frank Sturgis, who noted many workers with 20 or more names. The campaign also served as the annual YMCA meeting, with new and reelected directors and officers announced.
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Feneral
Walter
Walter Darnofall
R. D. Corry
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
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Charles Post
R. D. J. Corry
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Post
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William Kafferlin
Robert Lindstrom
Carl Dahl
Ray Root
Roger Ottaway
J. Guy Butters
Sturgis
The
Elmer Oliner
Claire Porter
William Gumbleton
Everett Johnson
Lawrence Andersen
Paul Auer
Alton Dahlstrand
William Leaby
R. Elwin Fuller
Clarence Wallace
Pal Bauer
Patsey Notte
Maple syrup fade alarms nostalgic readers
Nostalgia buffs fear maple syrup may vanish as aging producers retreat due to rising costs and young farmers shifting to other ventures. Veteran producers Harry Burrows and Dana Sammons plan a large scale tapping effort this year while supporting a proposed producer association to address rising costs and stagnant prices. William Urash notes industry challenges and a shift away from sugar operations as the page continues on to more details.
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Harry Burrows
Dana Sammons
Wattsburg
Ares
William Urash
Erie County
The
Journal Today
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Sammons
Arash
Jamestown Approves Fluoridation Amid Cheers and Debate
Jamestown voters approved fluoridation of the city water supply in a unanimous council vote after a crowd heard petitions for and against the measure. The action directs the Board of Public Utilities to apply fluoride under State Health Department oversight, with construction at the Casadaga Valley pumping station likely needed, pending bids and approvals.
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Jamestown
Jamestown’s
Yeaterfay
Suma
Board of Public Utilities
State Health Department
Carl J. Fagerstrom
BPA
Samuel £. Edson
Council
Merle W. Sinedbere
Public Utilities
Casadaga’ Valley
New Castle
Four Killed In Gun Battle In Ohio
In Woodfield, Ohio, Richard Leasure, 40, killed four people including his estranged wife after she refused to accompany him to Florida. The shooting at the Osborn home in Murra ended with Leasure taking his own life. The victims include Frank Osborn, 52, June Osborn, 32, neighbor Gladys Gardner, 32, and Leasure’s wife.
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Richard Leasure
Florida
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Murra
Francis Suls
thiMs
Teasure
Duck Wadding Ban Hits New York Schools
The Board of Education ordered schools to drop duck wadding exercises citing knee damage risks from a report by a medical committee. The ruling aims to protect students by removing sustained squatting drills from physical activity.
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New York
Board of Education
Two Area School Buses In Crashes Injuries Reported
Two separate highway crashes involved area school buses and a teacher. A Corry teacher, Nora Coates, was unhurt in a rear crash on Route 6 near Union City when her car struck a bus. a Waterford motorist, Dorothy I, crashed into another bus on Route 19 north of Waterford, injuring no students. Police and medical officials investigated. bus operator Calvin Niemeier was not hurt.
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Hoon
Union City
Nora Coates
R. D
Jey
Waterford
Dorothy
About & A
Lawrence Park
Eile Ostenpathic Hospital
Calvin Nie~meyer
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