Two Warren brothers serve in Marines and Navy abroad
Two Warren brothers, Staff Sgt. Bill Clark USMC and Petty Officer Barry Clark USN, learned life in a small world after being stationed together in Okinawa for six months. Also in Warren notes a former resident musician killed in California crash, and local obituaries, police reports, weather outlook, and council action on liquid fuels funds.
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Warren
U.S. Navy
Bill Clark
USMC
Barry Clark
USN
Howard Clark
Okinawa
Marines Escape From Captors In Jungle Chase
Two Marines recount captivity in a thatched hut base camp with daily meals and a watchful guard. They escaped through a floor opening, ran 2,000 yards into the jungle, and avoided a rifle check as they fled. They provided names, ranks, and serial numbers when questioned, and noted limited rough handling and moments of fear.
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Nelson
Roha
Barefoot escapees reach Marines after mountain trek
Two men hid in rocks then escaped through jungle, crawling 3,000 yards to safety. They avoided Vietnamese forces for hours, moved seven miles along a stream bed, and finally reached the 5th Marine Regiment camp at a dawn knoll. The pair joked about their r and r as tension eased at the command post.
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5Th Marine Regiment
Roha
Mrs Tarbell Corry Appointed to Erie ARC Post
Mrs Norman G Tarbell of 429 East South Street has been named to part time duties in the Safety Services office of the Erie Chapter American Red Cross. A longtime Red Cross volunteer, she has served as safety consultant for the Northwest Pennsylvania Western New York Combined Services Territory and taught first aid and water safety. She has organized learn to swim programs, chaired safety and first aid roles, and held leadership positions in BPW local and district units. She was named Woman of the Year in 1966 by the state BPW club.
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Norman G. Tarbell
East South Street
Erie
American Red Cross
Frank N. Scause
Tarbell
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
New York
Combined Services
Joe Louis
Jack Dempsey
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier and Company
Red ‘Cross
Contamination Area Expanded Near Impact Site
An official said the contaminated zone extends over 300 yards around the impact point. Debris, identified as portions of H-bombs, lay atop two feet of snow. UCLA expert Dr Wright Langham, visiting Los Alamos, said radiation assessments suggest the plutonium may be fixed based on early information.
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Wright Langham
Ucla Los Alamos Laboratory
Thule
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B—Corry Journal
Chiny
Calif
Dobbs
Thomas J. Meneo
Warren General Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
Church
Frances Mineo
Union City
Leo D. Gibson
Airport Road
South Center Street Hill
Mickee
Lvealay
William Carroll
Corry
Mary Lindstrom
Columbus
Warren County
Erie County
John Rodney Post
Cheryl May Snell
West
Congress Street
Defense Department
Vietnam
Sanctuary
Christian Feit II
Navy
Christian F. Feit Jr
Smethport
Feit
S. A
Doc) Long
Snyder Circle
Dmz
Young Feit
Ina A. Myers
North Warren
John
Beatrice) Sprovers
Peterson- Blick
Oakland Cemetery
Marines
Valentine
SSS
Ty Price
Bra
Vy Price
Winter Knit
C. D. Plectrilhe
Crawford
Mercer
U.S. Air Force Academy
Joseph P. Vigorito
Carmen D. Piccirillo Jr
Carmen D. Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Corry Area
Vigorito
Mrs. Tarbell
Erie Arc Post
Business and ‘Professional Women’s Club
Twen
Prensylvaniia Burras
Raymond P. Shafer Warmer M. Deput
Harry H. Brainerd
Secretary of Revenue
Cormmissioner
Firestone
Expert
Monroe
Firestone Land County
Blackwall
Whitewall
Firestone Supreme Battery
Satan
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
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