Plane forced to land after stray flight toward Yokota
The Defense Department said a Seaboard World airlift charter had its engines shut off and was forced to land after straying from its course en route to Yokota, Japan. Seaboard HQ in New York reported the crew including Henry Treger, Earl Scott, Lawrence Guernon, plus in flight checkers and flight attendants.
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Pentagon
Defense Department
Seaboard
Military Airlift Command
Yokota
Japan
New York
Seaboard World
Charter Line
Henry Treger
Earl Scott
Lawrence Guernon
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing
A sequence of admissions and discharges shown for Corry area patients. Names include Mrs. James Burnett, Mrs. Quentin Wittig, Mrs. David Crossman, Morton Gross, Mrs. Kenneth Kireh, Mrs. Richard McCray, Gail Lorraine, Mrs. Harlan Taylor, Mrs. William Moses, Perry McCray, Robert Stoliker, Mrs. Andrew Jagrade, Mrs. Richard Sickler Jr., Mrs. Louis Morris, Julie, Mrs. Leona Smith, Mrs. Dennis Roth, Anna Bock, and others. Also notes Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary desk volunteers for today and tomorrow with assigned times.
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James Burnett
Bearwake
Quentin Wittig
Warren
David Crossman
R. D
Corry
Lawrence
Morton Gross
Raymond Avenue
Kenneth Kireh
Richard McCray
Gail Lorraine
Mead Avenue
Harlan Taylor
William Moses
Clymer
Perry McCray
Worth Street
Robert Stoliker
Union City
Andrew Jagrade
Richard Sickler Jr
West Frederick Street
David
David Motherwell Sr
Cana
Louis Morris
Julie
Lester Groters
Leona Smith
Snyder Circle
Dennis Roth
Anna Bock
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Daman
Alan Dimmick
Joseph Guignon
Viola Brown
Orton's Farm Market Strawberries For Sale
Strawberries available at Orton's Farm Market. Flats or quarts offered. Fresh stock and ready for pickup. Address and hours not fully readable in the fragment.
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Orton
New Heart Transplant Patients Show Steady Recovery
The two newest heart transplant recipients, Maria Elena Penaloza, 24, at a Valparaiso navy hospital, Chile, and Gaetan Paris, 49, at Montreal Heart Institute, Canada, are reported improving steadily. Penaloza ate chicken and meat and spoke with her parents while listening to music, with doctors noting no signs of rejection, as Paris enjoyed meals and slept well after Friday surgeries.
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Chile
Canada
Maria Elena Penaloza
Navy
Valparaiso
Gaetan Paris
Montreal Heart Institute
Four Ohio fugitives nabbed after tense hostages scene
Four Pennsylvania escapees held in Youngstown Jail after a two‑county manhunt that ended with tear gas as the suspects surrendered in Liberty Park and near the homes of A B Swatsler and Mr and Mrs Jones. Police recovered rifles shotguns handguns ammo knives and $1750 in cash. The men linked to a Gettysburg bank robbery and a hardware store holdup.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Girard
Youngstown
Abbottstown State Bank
Gettysburg
Paul Forrest
West Chester
Edward J. Kern
William E. Ziefel Jr
Pittsburgh
Wallace Mitchell
Valencia
Butler County
New Oxford
Robert Sylvester
James Terihay
Sylvester
Ziefel
Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution
Huntingdon
Mahoning County
Trumbull County
Liberty Park
A. B. Swatsler
Swatsler
Robert Jones
Mitchell
World's Biggest Plane Completes Successful Flight
Marietta Georgia AP report on the C5 Galaxy test flight by Lockheed Georgia. The air force and Lockheed call it a success despite minor issues. May predicts future commercial use but notes size limits and speed considerations for passenger service. Fifty eight C5s planned for Air Force delivery by 1971 at a cost of 1.8 billion dollars.
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Marietta, Ga
Tom May
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Air Force
Lockheed-Georgia
May
Solons Consider Pension Plan For Leadership Offices
The 18 leadership positions in both chambers receive pay raises of 1500 to 8500 in 1967 atop base salary of 7200 and a 4600 expense allotment. To satisfy Shafer objections a ceiling of 12000 annually on pensions would be set equal to total compensation including expenses. Pensions would follow a state retirement style, using average of best five years’ salary times years of service.
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Shafer
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Drinking Death Slats Park
John Norcio 21 of San Jose California is free on 10000 bond pending grand jury action on voluntary manslaughter charges in the drinking death of a teen. Randy J Myers 18 was found dead. Norcio was picked up in Baltimore waived extradition and brought to Blairsville. He was arraigned before Justice Paul McGillick and released on bail. The article also mentions pension eligibility changes for legislators tied to years of service. The General Assembly is in recess for the Fourth of July and will return in September depending on enacted legislation.
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Vine
John Norcio
San Jose
Calif
Norcio
Randy J. Myers
Noreio
Baltimore
Blairsville
Justice of the Peace
Paul McGillick
Shafer
General Assembly
Viet Cong battles and Saigon security update
Reports from the Saigon front describe intensified Viet Cong activity with an expected infantry, sapper and artillery assault on Saigon. Allied forces claim heavy Viet Cong losses in Tay Ninh and a paratrooper clash northwest of Saigon. Political tension eases as militant Buddhist leader Kich Tri Quang is released from detention.
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South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Saigon
Saison
National Liberation Front
Tay Ninh
Kich Tri Quang
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