Hallucinations Possible Tape Record Girl's Story
State Police questioning Karen Sue Gooney in Corry Memorial Hospital yielded two theories about her disappearance. Investigators found discrepancies in her account suggesting possible kidnapping, or a possible wandering due to hallucinations. A psychiatrist and minister may be consulted to probe events surrounding the incident.
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Karen Sue Gooney
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Bvanio
Karen Sue
Evanko
Robert Heffer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Heffer
Cooney
Corry
P. H. Augustine
East Springfield
Keren Sue
Pentagon ends costly F111B fighter project after 216 million spent
The Pentagon scrapped the F111B carrier aircraft after spending about 216.5 million over six years. Navy engineers faced repeated weight and performance problems under McNamara’s plan to share parts with the Air Force. The project failed to meet combat specs, with eight planes built and six completed, none achieving carrier flight. Senate and House panels rejected further funding as Vice Admiral Connally called the program a nightmare.
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Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Air Force
Congress
U.S
McNamara
Senate
House Armed Services Committee
Torrential Floods Hit Britain as Deluge Rages
AP dispatch reports western and central England inundated by unprecedented rainfall. Troops and helicopters rescue hundreds as rivers breach banks up to six feet, blocking roads and rail services to Bristol Liverpool Manchester and Birmingham. Two deaths confirmed with others missing.
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London
England
Bristol
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
West Country
Devon
Keynsham
Fatal Plane Crash Blamed On Heart Attack
Sudbury Ontario coroner's jury says heart attack caused the June 12 Cessna 180 crash near Westree that killed four men. Robert G. Griffin of Minden Ontario died along with Ivan Smith of Ancaster Ontario Richard Polanski 47 and Francis G Oliver 34 Wilcox Pennsylvania.
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Sudbury
Ont
Robert G. Griffin
Minden
Westree
Here
Ivan Smith
Ancaster
Richard Polanski
Francis G. Oliver
Corry and Erie face 100 percent market value tax shift
Erie County moves toward 100 percent market value assessments after a three year $352000 countywide appraisal. Corry and Erie, both third class cities, may set their own bases while Tax Board considers requiring lowered millages. Assessor William Miller has long used 75 percent of market value, contrasting with the county 40 percent formula.
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Erie County Tax Assessment and Revision Board
Corry
Erie
Tn Ory
William Miller
State
Gagged Washington Statue Protest Sparking Tax Talk
The Philadelphia Resistance admitted gagging 12 statues citywide to protest free speech denial, while officials discuss tax assessment procedures. County plans to keep 34 percent average assessment with potential millage changes. Corry officials weigh local control vs statewide procedures as costs around $1000 annually.
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George Washington
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Resistance
Fleeing Robbers Shot After Bank Theft
Two men stole a bag of coins from a savings and loan on Liberty avenue. Police boxed in their car in the Hill District and a man was shot in the head as he fled. Edward Coy, 22, is hospitalized in fair condition. Captured with him was Louis Winston, 21. No charges filed immediately.
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Pittsburgh
Savings and Loan Office
Edward Coy
Louis Wirston
Concard Libertys’ Savings and Loan Association
Liberty Avenue
Hill District
Coy
Winston
Delay Threat to Fortas Nomination Faces Senate Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee opened hearings on Abe Fortas's bid to replace Earl Warren as chief justice. A key issue is whether a vacancy exists, with Ramsey Clark called to testify and potential delays before Fortas' background is reviewed. Senator Thurmond pledges a strong fight.
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Abe Fortas
Earl Warren
United States
Fortas
Johnson
Warren
Ramsey Clark
Fridday
Hape
Homer Thornberry Johnson
Friend Thornberry
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Sam J. Ergin Jr
Dn.c
Fortas Penne
Exton Strom Thurmond
R-5.c
State Law Requires Bumpers on Motor Vehicles
Police Chief Frank Carnegie announced a new state law signed by the governor in May prohibits driving a vehicle on highways without bumpers. The minimum fine is 25 dollars and up to 15 days in jail. Local police previously cited a driver but delayed charges to inform the public before arrests begin.
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Frank Carnegie
House Passes LBJ Housing Bill Aims Aid to Needy Buyers
The House approved a $5 billion three year housing measure under LBJ to aid about 500 000 low income families with interest subsidies for home purchases. The bill faced 56 amendments and a key reduction of $100 million to drop two programs, while voting to proceed to Senate conference.
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LBJ
Washington
House
Johnson
Charles R. Jonas
R-N.c
Senate
Chamber
Robert C. Weaver
Vietnam casualties dip as lull slows ground fighting
Saigon reports 961 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese killed and 1 446 Americans killed or wounded last week while air attacks continue. U S and allied forces say enemy refusal to fight sparked the lull, even as fliers down a MIG and damage Dong Hoi barges.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Marine Kadnaper Kills Self After Kidnapping Case
In Marysville California a Marine tied up a mother and fled with a 2 year old girl then released her unharmed. The man Thomas Scholfield 22 returned during the search and shot himself in the heart with a .22 pistol. Scholfield had been AWOL from the Marines. His wife Loret ta Scholfield 20 faced kidnapping armed robbery and auto theft charges. A hearing is set for July.
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Marysville
Calif
Thomas Schoffield
Dennis More
Scholfield
Loretta
Vicky West
Vicky
Helen West
State Highway Chief In Brief Bypass Tour
Secretary of Highways Robert Bartlett and the State Highway Commission visited Corry to inspect the Route 6 bypass. The party traveled from Warren to Corry, then Lawrence Airport, and boarded a state plane to Erie. Local officials were not asked to meet.
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Robert Bartlett
State Highway Commission
Corry
Pennsylvania
Warren
Lawrence
Erie
Guardsman Court Martialed For Refusing Riot Duty
An Ohio National Guardsman was court martialed and sentenced to 21 days hard labor for refusing riot duty during April violence in Youngstown. John M. Lenehan of Cleveland Heights, a conscientious objector, plans possible appeal, while Ohio Adjutant Gen. Del Corso says it is the first such case in the state.
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Cleveland
Ohio National
Ohio
Sylvester del Corso
Lenehan
107Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Cavalry Armory
Shaker Heights
George A. McIntosh
207Th
Akron Canton
107Th
James A. Rhodes
Youngstown
Cleve
Gun Control Battle Faces Senate and House Delays
Backers of tougher gun laws plan to bypass committees and bring bills to the floor as Senate delays persist on registration licensing and a mail order ban. House postpones action to next week amid focus on Supreme Court nominations and Johnson era politics. The effort gains possible support from leaders Mansfield and Dirksen with Tydings pushing around committee hurdles. The Emergency Committee for Gun Control vows increased mail campaigns before adjournment. Jerome Tandy Vardis Fisher, 73, noted author of Western life works, dies Tuesday night including a Mormon history title.
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Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary
Johnson
Supreme Court
Joseph D. Tydings
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Tydings
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Robert F. Kennedy
Congress
Jerome, Tandy
Vardis Fisher
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattersday Saints
Mormon
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Mallinckrodt Corp
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