U S Forces Resume Bombing Red Targets In Vietnam
U S forces pounded Highway 1 and a bridge then shifted attacks toward Vinh and central coast areas. Ground operations intensified as U S and South Vietnamese troops pressed the Viet Cong, while a rescue helicopter crewed by Lt. Col. Robert Sete faced heavy fire near Dong Hoi.
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Washington
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Fourth verdict pending in long cancer drug trial
In Chicago AP report, the marathon fraud and conspiracy trial over Krebiozen focuses on defendant Dr Stevan Durogic and the fate of juror Lois Clark after an asthma attack. Deliberations may continue with 11 jurors or a mistrial if Clark cannot continue.
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Meni Atenetti
Stevan Durogic
Lois Clark
Julius J. Hoffman
Andrew C. Ivy
Marko Durovic
William F. P. Phillips
Durovic
Kreblozen Research Foundation
Ivy
Krebiozen
Roosevelt University
Markone
Saar
Ips
Theory of
Fara Ie Bajzo
Eral
President Gursel's Medical Flight Delayed by Weather
Ankara reports President Cemal Gursel, 72, had been due to fly from Ankara to Walter Reed Army Hospital for medical treatment when bad weather forced postponement until Wednesday. Government sources say the trip remains on schedule despite the delay.
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Inspection Deadline Sticks Despite Possible Extension
State Revenue Secretary Theodore I. Smith states there is no extension to tonight’s inspection deadline. He notes no changes as of yesterday and emphasizes the deadline remains in effect.
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State Revenue Department
Johnson seeks UN mediation as bombing resumes in Vietnam
President Johnson, after a fresh bombing restart against North Vietnam, called for a United Nations Security Council mediation to report on the Vietnam situation and push a peace resolution. He vowed a renewed, relentless pursuit of peace while arguing continued action is needed to save lives.
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Iens Urit ‘Council
Hit By Car Area Woman Bruised In Saturday Incident
A Clymer area housewife, year old, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and discharged today after being struck by a car driven by Clarence Nichols of Spartansburg on South Center Street near Main. Police noted she stepped into the path while crossing in a crosswalk and was knocked down when her boot caught in snow.
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South Center
Disappearance of Two Pittsburg Boys Baffles Police
Parents report James Manella 15 and Ricky Aston 15 vanished after leaving a car and crossing toward Alldernce High last Tuesday. Police note the two boys resemble each other and both disappeared without warning. families describe them as average students active in youth groups.
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Diag
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Death Rides Snowy Blast Into Eastern Part Of U.S.
A brutal storm blankets the eastern United States with deep snow and record cold from Florida to Maine. The blizzard causes at least 72 deaths across 16 states, with Delaware and Virginia hardest hit as National Guard aid snowed highways. Airports are crippled and major cities shut down as dozens of motorists are injured in multi-car crashes.
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Motorists Rescued From Snow Banks In Bradford
Bradford Era reporter William H. Prips, 51, and Bradford teenager Lawrence Phettarplace, 18, were rescued from snow banks in McKean County after their cars became stuck. Prips, returning from Jamestown to Bradford, was found near Route 46 by ski‑per searchers. Phettarplace’s vehicle lay about 100 feet off the road as rescuers aided him. Both were reported in good condition and not hospitalized.
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Rascal Wind Returns Snowstorm Hits Corry
Weather observer Mrs. Richard Mountain reported nine inches of new snow over the weekend, raising the ground total to 22 inches and January to 66 inches. Strong winds caused drifts and movement troubles despite cold temperatures of five and three degrees.
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Peiffer Nowak Still In Dark On Appointments
Grand jury sessions begin in Erie County court as District Attorney Lindley McClelland delays filling staff roles. He says he will complete appointments before grand jury action. Rumors that Mayor William A Peiffer, a former assistant, was asked to quit are denied.
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William Apeiffer
Corry
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Richard Bra
Bender
Robert Aller
Michael Palmieister
Andrew Nowak
Ble
Sleep In Lobby Of Hotel As Storm Strands Travelers
Reports from Corry detail a severe blizzard disrupting Route 6 with drifts up to three feet. Hotel guests sought shelter in lobbies while state police aided motorists and schools planned delays. many travelers remained stranded as the storm continued.
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Corry
Route 6
Fire guts farm home attic on Route 6 near Union City
A two story house owned by Clayton Troyer of Union City and tied to the Paul Kent family was destroyed by fire this morning. Union City Fire Chief Francis Wontenay put damage at 6000 to 7000 dollars. Firefighters were dispatched at 10 30 a m and called Corry Elgin Beaverdam and Waterford for assistance as masks were needed. Traffic on Route 6 was blocked for hours while crews fought the blaze.
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Poke) Wontenay
Union City Fire Department
Corry
Elgin-Beaverdam
Waterford
Clayton Troyer
Paul Kent Famly
Ten Scouts Rescued After Snowstorm Camping Trip
A group of ten scouts was dug out yesterday after a snowstorm buried their tents during an overnight camping trip south of a river. State Highways Department workers assisted in the rescue led by Scoutmaster Spencer Stiwart, and all scouts were reported unharmed.
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