U S Troops Destroy Tunnel Network In Major Crimp Push
U S forces killed 23 Viet Cong and uncovered a tunnel complex over a mile square as part of Operation Crimp. The five day toll reached 107 insurgents killed and 80 captured with large weapon and rice stockpiles seized. Casualties for the week totaled 43 Americans killed and 202 wounded, with South Vietnamese losses also reported.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Tron Triangle
Amnoys
Bis
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
173Rd Airborne Eee
Royal Australatoni
India Mulls Future As Shastri Body Is Burned
Massive funeral crowds mourn Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri who died in Tashkent after peace talks with Pakistan's Ayub Khan. Hari Kishan lit the sandalwood pyre as Gulzarilal Nanda and visiting leaders Kosygin and Humphrey watched. Party leaders meet to choose a new parliamentary leader amid uncertainty.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Jumna
Shastri
Hari Kishan
Gulzarilal Nanpyre
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Hubert H
Nanda
Coates Weft
Ster Nehru
Tashkent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Nehru
Kosygin
Humphrey
Secret Service
Thal
Gulzarila Nanda
Jawaharlal Nehru
PA Education Costs Chart Outlines Master Plan Details
A $100000 consultant report titled Elements of a Master Plan for Higher Education in Pennsylvania proposes a coordinated public policy. It aims to link state institutions, guide aid, and address enrollment growth toward a broader, cooperative strategy for Pennsylvanias colleges and universities.
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Allentown
Pennsylvania
Pee Board
E Academy For
Teal Development, Inc
New York
Ted
Boards
Council of Higher Education
Gov. Scranton
General Assembly
Poona
Commonwealth
Economist Dies on Platform at 34th Street Subway
Earl L. Knight 59 of Drexel Hill collapsed and died on the 34th Street station platform. He worked as an economist for the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association.
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Philadelphia
Earl L. Knight
Drexel Hill
34Th Street
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Pa GOP United For 1966
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania Republican leaders endorse Lt. Gov Ray Shafer for governor and secure unity as they plan a statewide campaign. The 30 member Montgomery County committee withdrawal of Richard S for gubernatorial bid sealed unanimity. Shafer to be joined by Walter Alessandroni for lieutenant governor and John Panes for secretary of public affairs. Theodore Spaulding and G Harold Watkins named for court posts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United Front
Raymond P. Shafer
U.S
Richard 5
Montgomery County
Shafer
Atty
Walter E. Alessandroni
John K. Panes
Secr
Commerce
Veena Affairs
Theodore ©. Spaulding
Philadelphia
Superior Court
G. Harold Watkins
Shelters Checked Ready for Use in Corry Area
Corry Civil Defense executive officer Clifford Holcomb said shelter audits over the weekend confirmed readiness. Edward Ring, Erie County CD chief, noted shelters at the city police station VFW Club Hotel Corry and Corry Jamestown plant East Columbus Avenue accommodate 200 to 300 people with food water and medical supplies.
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Clifford Holcomb
Corry Civil Defense Executive
Edward Ring
Erie County CD
VFW Club
Hotel Corry
Corry Jamestown Corporation
East Columbus Avenue
Landslides Threaten Brazil After Heavy Rains
Torrential rainfall around Rio de Janeiro triggered deadly landslides and floods. Officials report at least 120 killed with hundreds missing or injured as mud and debris blocked roads, hospitals crowded, and communications collapsed. Rescue crews faced widespread destruction in mountain areas including Nuevol, Yaresopolis, and Cachoaira Macaca.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Nuevol
Me Leen Yaresopolis
Cachoaira Macaca
Riomorgue
Johnson Pushes Great Society In State Of The Union
President Johnson prepares to address Congress tonight with updates on the Viet Nam peace effort and the Great Society program. Networks will carry the 9 p.m. EST speech, in color, amid hopes for any response from North Vietnam regarding peace talks.
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Washington
Dent Johnson
Congress
Johnson
New York
President Johnson
U.S
Radio
Hanoi
Boycott fears flare after Vernon Dahmer murder memorial
At Dahmer memorial in Hattiesburg Mississippi a crowd of 250 300 jeered NAACP leaders as J C Fairley said no boycott was planned. Charles Evers urged respect for the 58 year old victim and officials vowed to pursue those responsible. Dahmer wife and daughter were burned in the blaze.
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Associated Press
Hattiesburg
Mass
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
J.C. Fairley
Charles Evers
Jackson
NAACF
Vernon Dahmer
Dahmer
Mississippi
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
John H. Gipson
City Subnormal In One Respect The Weather
The Associated Press forecaster was surprised by a temperature drop to 10 degrees below zero, conflicting with AP’s forecast of 1 to 3 degrees below normal. Local observer Richard Mountain reported the sharp low and normal conditions prevailed otherwise in the city.
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Associated Press
Richard ‘Mountain
Births Drop Deaths Rise In Corry Area 1965
Corry area including the city, Algin Borough, and Wayne and Concord Town ships posted 314 births and 124 deaths in 1965, near the five year average. Heart disease led with 43 deaths, while cerebral hemorrhages and pneumonia followed. stillbirths numbered 10 and other causes filled the rest.
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Corry
Algin
Wayne
Concord
Sidney B. Elston
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elston
Transit strike talks in New York extend into night
Mediators led by Dr Nathan Feinsinger and Mayor Lindsay failed to secure a breakthrough after a 12 day bus and subway walkout. AFL CIO figures suggested a rough agreement could be near, but negotiations broke up at 2 05 a m with no settlement in sight leaving 7.5 million riders stranded.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Ene
Lindsay
Pet
Washington
George Majorge Meany
Afl-Cio
Douglas MacMahon
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Feinsinger
Transit Authority
TWU
Amalgamated ‘Transit Union
Airlift Returns Car to Convent in Vietnam Rescue
A Chinook helicopter of the U S Army resupply unit hoisted a diesel powered vehicle belonging to the Sisters of the Cross of Love near a church in Qui Nhon Vietnam. Father Banh thanked an officer of the relief for the rescue. Viet Cong overran the area a year ago.
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U.S Dnt Aream Division
Sisters of the Cross of Love
Qui Nhoc
Viet Nam
Father Banh
Revision
Buns
Citizens Bank Growth Highlights 1965 Marine period
Marine National Bank reports a dramatic 11.7 percent total asset rise to 53.76 million with Citizens contributing 25 percent of growth. Loans at Citizens up 17.6 percent to 6.41 million and deposits rise to 9.85 million. Net earnings near 340 thousand, boosted by new departments and higher savings rates.
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Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Charles H. Bracken
Marine
Marine i Its
Maine
Citizens
Bracken
Trust Department
Legion Road
Profuring ‘Bank Wil
Erie
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LBJ
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