Motorist hit by limb falls clears Route 6 in Corry area
A man named Charles R Bowen, 35, of Gir-terday, was unable to stop when a limb from a tree fell onto Route 6 about 13 miles east of Corry. Damages to his car were estimated at $300. Nearby, a glider bound for Elmira was forced to land 3 miles west of Titusville after traveling 70 miles from Jefferson Ohio. Pilot Robert Shultz and his partner dismantled the craft and returned to Jefferson.
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Charles R. Bowen
Route 6
Corry
Edward Pass
Bowen
Elmira
Titusville
Jefferson
Ohio
Robert Shultz
Shultz
North Center
Washington Streets
Maebelle B. Steadman
Columbus
Washington
Lyle C. Smith Jr
Steadman
East Main Street
Jack Q. McCray
Spring Creek
East Main
South Berm
Gary Gerardine
Troop E
Erie
Union City
U S Spurring Buildup In Asian War
Washington reports that the United States is expanding its armed forces and planning further troop increases in South Vietnam. The New York Times cites military sources noting Army training at 50,000 per month and total forces rising toward 375,000 by year end and 425,000 by spring, despite optimism about progress.
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Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Deara
New York Times
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Times
U.S
South Viet Nam
the Times
Johnson
Valentine Helps Marine Survive Viet Cong Ambush
Marine Lance Cpl. Robert W. Monday of Milwaukee writes how a late valentine card two letters and a fatigue cap saved his life during a Viet Cong ambush in South Vietnam. He ducked after a round hit his helmet leaving a small hole, with the card and cap deflecting the machine gun bullet. In a separate line, a lightning fire near Belknap killed a person northeast of Kittanning, Pa.
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Milwaukew
Wis
Milwaukee
Valentine
Card
Lady Luck
South Viet Nam
Lance Cpl
Robert W
Gale Rothwell Crowned Miss Pennsylvania 1966 at Convention Hall
Gale Veronica Rothwell, 21, of Philadelphia, was chosen Miss Pennsylvania 1966 from 20 entrants at Convention Hall. She sang Puccini and answered that Jacqueline Kennedy contributed most to civilization. First runnerup Jeanne Harding. second Paula Morgan. third Jane Terrigan.
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Philadelphia
Gale Veronica Rothwell
Pennsylvania
Miss Rothwell
Convention Hall
Atlantic
City
Academy of Vocal Arts
Puccini
Bevy of Beauties Crown Miss Lehigh Valley Contest
Northfield New Jersey resident Ann Schenck 19 won Miss Lehigh Valley among a field of beauties. Stephanie Jo Fauber was Miss Lancaster County and Miss Congeniality. The Pennsylvania winner earns a four year scholarship usable at Temple University Penn State or University of Pittsburgh plus a 1000 prize from the Pepsi Bottlers Association, part of 3000 total awarded. Miss Rothwell said she never entered before and hopes to make the state proud.
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Grace Ann Schenck
Northfield
N.J
Lehigh
Valley
Stephanie Jo Fauber
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Temple University
Penn State
University of Pitts
Burgh
Pepsi Cola Bottlers Association
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A compact think piece contrasts spoken word with print, noting how speech fades while written text endures, reflecting on memory, accessibility, and the lasting record of literature.
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North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Ralph Goold
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
Power
M. W
Bill) Shrout
Erie Police Academy
Erie Police
Donald W. Gunter
FBI National Academy
West Main Street
Anna West
Spring Street
Fairview Street
Minneapolis
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Charles. S. Davidson
Porter Auer
Davidson
East South Street
Lawrence R. Shannon
Wright Street
Merle Ottaway
Ricker’s Building
Royal Metals Corporation
West Side
Warren
David Haehn
Grand Valley
Corry Drive-in
Snyder Circle
Rickey Clayton
Oakley Avenue
Rose Smith
Second Avenue
Hare Creek
East Columbus Avenue
Reading
Pierce
Soree Pye Dey
Sreen
Alan Lapp
Jean Arthur
van Heflingeorge
SE Stevens
Sitar Nisson
Cin Anu
Staris
Mare Dite
Kittanning
Wil
Belknap
Loblaws
Philly
Penn
Palst
Lebanon Valley
Grace Schenck
Lehigh Valley
Jeanne Ann Harding
Greater Harrisburg
Frederick Walton
Aunee of
Governor's Committee
Pennsylvanians For the
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Newspaper, Publishers Association
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