U.S. May Face Decision on Use of Combat Troops in Asia
In Saigon, top American officials debate whether to send major combat units to South Vietnam or continue limited adviser roles. Analysts note the November coup fallout, concerns over neutralization, and the quest for strategic initiative amid 15 000 American personnel on the ground.
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U.S
Asia
Saigon
Viet Nam
United States
South Vietnam
Guerril Armng
Nixon Signals Possible Run for President in Future Steps
New York AP reports Richard Nixon, amid shifting sentiment, says he is willing to do what is necessary for the GOP to nominate its strongest candidate this fall while insisting he is not a candidate. He adds he would decide later based on leadership needs for the country. He also notes a new law firm partnership on the horizon starting January 1.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
Rob UC Man Robbed at Knife Point in Erie Home
In Union City area Wallace Weed, 34, said two men robbed him of 61 dollars yesterday afternoon at a second floor Erie apartment around 4 30 p m. A knife was used during the attack while he spoke with Pearline Carr, 26, Erie. A meat scale worth about 40 dollars was later stolen from his truck.
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Erie
Union City
Wallace Weed
R. D
Weed
Pearline Carr
Morris Weed
Calderone elected president of Corry Area Schools FCU
At its annual meeting the Corry Area Schools Federal Credit Union elected five new directors for three and two year terms. Benjamin Calderone was chosen president of the board, with J Donald Watson first vice president, Ina Bagley second vice president, Louis Hanna secretary, and Ronald Rairie another director.
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Corry
Kennedy says he will stay as attorney general
President Johnson and the Democratic Party may ask him to help in the campaign. Robert F. Kennedy says he will remain attorney general through the election and is unsure what he will do after. He avoided committing to a vice presidential path and emphasized his current focus on justice department duties.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Terview
Kennedy
John Kennedy
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Dallas
Justice Department
Associated Press
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Car Hits Train at Crossing Kills Titusville Man
Anson Charles Small, 51, of R D 1 Titusville, died minutes after a collision at Mystic Park road crossing with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train from Buffalo to Oil City. The crash occurred at 3 42 p m as the southbound freight, traveling about 36 to 37 mph, struck the car. Small was alone in the vehicle and died at 3 55 p m from skull neck and rib fractures. The crossing lacks blinking signals. this site has seen similar accidents. Small’s grandfather Samuel Anson Stall was killed by a train in 1940 at the same city.
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Titusville
Mystic Park Road
Anson Charles Small
Small
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Oil City
K. R. Nelson
P. W. Grove
Crawford County
C. M. Sonne
Samuel Anson Stall
PRR
Mother Across Street Fire Kills Four Children in Saginaw
Police say four children died when a mother left them alone to call across the street. Remaining siblings were rescued by a neighbor after a fire damaged their home. The victims were Keith Yancer, 3, and Jean 5, Marjorie 1, Melissa 2.
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Saginaw, Mich
Keith Yancer
Jean
Marjorie
Melissa
Yancer
Hope Fading For Nine Airmen Down In Pacific
In Honolulu AP reports hope fading for the nine airmen on a missing Air Force C124 after a vast search covered 600000 square miles between Hawaii and Wake Island. Sixty nine aircraft and three Navy ships failed to locate the plane or its eight crewmen and the escorting Navy passenger.
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Uninolulu
Air Force
Navy
Pacific
Hawaii
Wake Island
Johnson proposes sentry posts on both sides of Iron Curtain
The Johnson administration drafts an international observation post system for Europe to detect unusual military activity. Plans call for 20 to 40 posts on each side at key transportation centers, with William C. Foster directing efforts and Geneva negotiations to resume in two weeks.
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Washington
Johnson
Europe
U.S
State of the Union
Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Brit
Canada
Italy
France
Charles Je Gaulle
Nine CAHS students audition for Northwest District Chorus
Nine Corry Area High School students audition today in Conneautville for selection to the Northwest District Chorus. They join a 220-voice choir from more than 30 district schools. Senior delegates include Donna Morris and William Minor among others. juniors are Lois Porter Jerry Kennedy and Julitt Savko. Concerts follow tomorrow and Saturday at 8 p.m. with public invited.
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Corry Area High School
Conneautville
Conneaut Valley High School
Donna Morris
William Minor
Pam Sickler
Sally Kerstetter
David Stohlberg
Donald E. Proctor
Lois Porter
Jerry Kennedy
Julitt Savko
H. Lynn Rice
Fairview
Tot Burned in Bath Accident At Cory Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Proper a one year old of 94 Snyder Circle Corry is listed in poor condition at Cory Memorial Hospital after burning more than eighty percent of his body in a fall into hot water. Doctors treat burns to face neck trunk arms and legs. the accident occurred when the child toppled into the tub while his mother was drawing hot water.
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Corry
Cory Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Proper
Donald Proper
Snyder Circle
Proper
Jeffrey
Corry Memorial Hospital Overcrowded Amid Regional Strain
Corry Memorial Hospital reports 55 patients and full beds with no new wards used yet as area hospitals face heavy admissions. Warren General admits only emergencies while Jamestown General, WCA Jamestown, and Brooks Memorial delay elective surgeries. Mark Lyons cites hall beds and upcoming wing expansion as relief plans.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Edgar Alexander
Corry Hospital
Warren
Warren General Hospital
WCA
Jamestown General Hospitals
Jamestown
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunkirk
Mark Lyons
General Hospital
WCA Hospital
Brooks Hospital
Alexander
Flu season not cutting school attendance much
Despite reports of flu like illness in Corry Area High School and Concord schools attendance remains normal. Nurse Eva Kepler notes four to five intestinal illness cases daily but not unusual, while Mantary and other elementary schools report students absent with mumps measles and chickenpox.
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Corry Area High School
Eva Kepler
Kepler
Ty Wright
Concord
Mslce
Ae Oe
Mantary Schools
Paul Claypool
Chief Executive Advocates Unconditional War on Poverty
In the House of Representatives the Chief Executive declares an aim to wage unconditional war on poverty in America. In the background from left to right are Speaker John McCormack and Sen Carl Hayden.
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Congress
House of Representatives
America
John McCormack
Masasachi Telts
Sen
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Budget Speech in N H
Sen. Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of using a hate theme linked to Kennedy's assassination and attacked the budget plan as overstatements. He said Congress faces spending totals around 104 billion in obligational authority with Johnson requesting 103.8 billion, highlighting fiscal overreach amid campaign remarks in Portsmouth.
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N.H
Barry Goldwater
Johnson Today
Johny F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Kennedy
John‘son
Congress
Ptaoatieset
Johnson seeks swift tax cuts and civil rights push
President Johnson urges rapid action on a $97.9 billion budget and an $11 billion tax cut while pushing civil rights legislation and poverty programs. Republicans warn of a performance gap between pledged reforms and what Congress can approve, with Senate filibuster threats likely.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
House Rules Committee
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Seek Boy and Girl Sought in Stolen Car Case
Corry police and state troopers search for 16 year old Dale McQuistan and 15 year old girl after a 1962 tan Ford Galaxie was taken from behind the First Baptist Church in Corry. The girl’s father provided $15 for a birthday present before the car vanished. Authorities note the youth was released from Oakdale Home for Boys last April and say the case may involve Erie County juvenile authorities.
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Corry
West Pleasant Street
McQuiston
Oakdale
Harley Drake
McQuistan
Erie County
Boy Rescued From Ice River After Sleding Mishap
In Penns Creek Pa a 3 year old boy was rescued from icy waters while a four year old girl drowned after their sled plunged into the stream. The 5 year old boy John Roger Jr remained hospitalized in guarded condition. Rescue teams recovered the girl’s body about an hour after the accident.
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Mifflinburg
John Roger Jr
Penns Creek
Bae
Roger Boy
Karen Si’ Ettinger
Robert Lepley
Evangelical Hospital
Lewisburg
Driving Walking Hazardous After Rainfall In Tela
Police report treacherous city streets and icy patches after rainfall. Chief Harley Drake warns drivers to use extreme caution and suggests walking is riskier due to slick sidewalks and icy surfaces. Outlying roads may be even more hazardous for motorists and pedestrians.
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Harley Drake
Drake
Tron
Bela Contynesor
Ely
Ald
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