Protest US Role In Asia Across the Globe
United States protesters marking Independence Day denounced U.S. policy in Viet Nam. Thousands in Japan, Paris, London, and Philadelphia clashed with police or staged marches as Secretary of State Rusk and Ambassador Bruce faced demonstrations. One American flag burned in Paris symbolizing anger.
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London
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Japan
Oska
Paris
U.S
David Bruce
Hanoi
Haiphong
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
House of Commons
Philadelphia
George W. Ball
Independence Hall
United States
Car and Cycle Crash Injures Erie Woman on Narrow Road
A motorcycle driven by Wilbur Thomas collided with a car driven by Geral Hawley on a crest of a grade. Mrs. Wilbur Thomas was taken to Union City Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with a leg laceration. Total damage was $75.
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Erie
Union City Memorial Hospital
Wilbur Thomas
Corry Barracks
Wilbur
Geral Hawley
Waterford
New Doctor Loyd joins city medical practice
Dr Gerald R Loyd returns from U S Public Health Service duty with the U S Coast Guard Academy New London Conn to join Dr J Guy Butters in general medicine at 200 Maple Ave The city now has seven physicians including the Loyd family background details and residence on Wayne St.
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Gerald R. Lloyd
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
J. Guy Butters
Maple Avenue
Crawford Co Man Held On Bingo Charge
MEADVILLE John L Patterson was arraigned before Justice Mario Longo on a charge of operating a lottery. Patterson, vice president of the Crawford County Bingo Association, was arrested by State Police at the Randolph Volunteer Fire Department Fourth of July celebration. Officers confiscated bingo equipment. Patterson was released on bond posted by the association. No date for the hearing was set.
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Meadville
John L. Patterson
Justice of the Peace
Mario Longo
Patterson
Crawford County Bingo Association
Randolph Volunteer Fire Department
Walter Linn
Bingo Association
Longo
Lightning Kills 3 At Picnic
MASURY Ohio AP three persons were killed by lightning while picnicking near Sharon Pennsylvania. Victims Samuel Tale 50 Masury John P Groff 55 of Youngstown and Groff's son John 5 were at the home of Harry Cedsker when a thunderstorm arrived. Lightning struck a tree then hit the trio.
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Masury, Ohio
Plenic
Ohio
Sharon
Samuel Tale
Masury
John P. Groff
Youngstown
Groff
John
Harry Cedsker
Heat Wave Ends With One Degree Below Normal
Weather notes from Mrs. Richard Mountain show June average at 66 degrees, one degree below normal. Weekend highs reached 95, 94, while lows varied from 54 to 60 as the city experienced a dry spell with only 2.2 inches of rain for the month and frost at early month. Forecasters warn relief may come, but accuracy remains uncertain.
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Mother Nature
Richard Mountain
Mountain
Youth Killed By Homemade Bomb In Fuller ton
Gene Clary aged 16 was killed when a homemade bomb exploded in a basement while two youths, including 15 year old William Daumer, were constructing it for July 4th. Daumer was injured and treated at Sacred Heart Hospital. the blast shattered two basement windows and caused a small fire.
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Allentown
Gene Clary
Fullerton
William Daumer
Sacred Heart Hospital
Youth Drowns Swimming In Jamestown YMCA Pool
Jamestown police said 19 year old Samuel L Arnett drowned after slipping beneath the water at the Jamestown YMCA pool where he had permission to swim near midnight. The autopsy confirmed drowning. Arnett, a recent Jamestown Container Corp. worker, had been living at the Y residence. The incident marked the county's second drowning of the year and followed a July Fourth weekend death. Authorities in Buffalo and Jacksonville were asked to locate relatives.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Pyle
Congress
Tucson
Ariz
Arkansas
Jamestown
Ner Hitchcock
Arnett
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Fla
Jamestown Container Corp
Chiutsuqua
Air War Intensifies as U S Attacks Haiphong Area
U S Navy fighter bombers, including Skyhawks from the carrier Constellation, attacked two North Vietnamese torpedo boats near Haiphong early today. One Skyhawk was shot down but rescued. total raids reached about 250 to 300 planes in Monday’s air strike, with coastal targets including an oil storage area near Thanh Hoa.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
Navy
Air Force
North Viet Nam
North
Thanh Hoa
da Nang
7Th Fleet
Coontz
Constellation
Probe Car Crash Near Clymer
New York State Police investigate a two car collision on Brownell road near Route 74 in Clymer. Raymond C. Dahl age 17 collided with Fred Bunce age 20. Bunce’s car suffered extensive damage and Dahl’s fender was battered. Bunce treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for forehead and forearm lacerations. Mrs Bunce released. Charges pending investigation outcome.
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New York
Brownell Road
Clymer
Raymond C. Dahl
Fred Bunce
Bunce
Dahl
Corry Memorial Hospital
Japan and United States open annual cabinet talks in Kyoto
In Kyoto Japan and the United States opened their fifth annual cabinet officers meeting amid leftist protests and heavy police security. Foreign Minister Etsusaburo Shiina said Japan would keep engaging Communist China to ease its isolation and pursue a peaceful settlement in Vietnam while Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned of China’s growing isolation and reiterated U.S. pursuit of peace. The leaders stressed common interests, mutual respect, and a strengthened partnership despite differences.
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Kyoto
Japan
United States
China
Peking
Etsusaburo Shiina
U.S
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Shiina
Rusk
CJ Union Set For Pact Talks With Mediator
The Federal Mediation Service arranged a bargaining session between Corry Jamestown management and the striking union. A CJ spokesperson said word from mediator Abraham Kaplin of Pittsburgh confirmed the session for tomorrow at 1 p m.
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Federal Mediation Service
Corry Jamestown Management
Abraham Kaplnn
Pittsburgh
Diesels Again Start Grass Fires Along Rail Lines
Corry and Elgin Beaverdam fire crews battled grass fires along Erie Lackawanna and Pennsylvania tracks during a dry week. Firemen fought blazes near Ex Bines 1 and 3 and Emergency Truck 5, laying 300 feet of hose and using Indian tanks. Additional calls followed on West Washington street extension and in Wayne Township. Sparta and Warren forest officials noted defective diesels used by Erie Lackawanna and criticized railroad inaction.
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Corry
Elgin-Beaverdam
Erie Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Staton
West Washington Street
Elgin
Beaverdam
Wayne Township
Sparta
Warren
Department of Forests and Waters
Eris Lackawanna
Plane crash injures pilot in Beaver Falls
Robert C. Basinger, 33, of Zellenople, was injured when his plane apparently ran out of gas and crashed on a dirt road near Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, Sunday.
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Beaver Falls
Robert C. Basinger
Zellenople
No Rioting Police Check Crowds at Ohio Resorts
Police at Russells Point and Geneva-On-The-Lake credited a strong show of force with preventing rioting during July 4 crowds. Thousands visited the resorts, with 125 arrests overall and minimal damage, far fewer than last year’s disturbances when hundreds were arrested and arrests topped 178 at Russells Point.
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Associated Press
Russells Point
Ohio
Geneva-On-The-Lake
Lake Erie
Wilson Finley
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