Cadet Nichols in six week ROTC training at Fort Riley
Cadet Gilbert P. Nichols 20 son of Mr and Mrs Robert G Nichols of Spartansburg attends a six week ROTC training program at Fort Riley Kansas ending August 7. He will receive advanced training in military subjects at Wheaton College. Meanwhile Susan Ross reports her purse stolen from her car with her driver’s license and $20. A Wright School bid opening of about 24000 is postponed a week to allow more bidders. Real estate transfers in Erie County include several parcel trades in Corry and surrounding areas. Howard Johnson turned in a missing pair of child shoes and a baseball glove found at Mead Park. owner notified.
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Tribute to Stevenson at Lincoln Memorial Service
Crowds witnessed the funeral procession for the U S ambassador to the United Nations as wreaths from President Johnson and Governor Kerner framed the coffin. Consular officials from ten nations joined Illinois guards fired a 19 gun salute as Stevenson's cortege moved past Oak Ridge Cemetery and the Lincoln tomb. Notables including Judge Carl McGowan William McCormick Blair Jr Willard Wirtz J Edward Day and Newton Minow accompanied the memorial entourage.
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Pleads For Disaster Aid From Drought in Northeast
The worst drought in the Northeast prompts New Jersey Governor Hughes to seek federal disaster designation for his state and parts of New York, Pennsylvania, and New England. President Johnson sets a Tuesday deadline for cabinet input as the Federal Water Resources Council weighs emergency wells and water transfers. Weather officials warn the four year drought is the worst in extent and duration for the area, with possible above normal rainfall not expected to fully restore conditions soon. UDALL notes short and long term approaches and a prudent view of a potential fifth drought year.
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Hershey Considers Consumer Promotion Policy Change
Hershey Chocolate Corp plans a consumer promotion this fall ending decades without formal advertising. A formal policy announcement is due August 2. The company has previously used indirect methods such as naming Hershey, sponsoring a hockey team, and developing Hershey estates.
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Gridder's Trial Develops Into Battle Of Wills
Pro football star Jim Brown faces a tense assault case in Cleveland as defense attorney Norman Minor cross examines Brenda Ayres, an 18 year old accuser, amid disputed telephone evidence involving Paula White and an alleged shakedown.
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Witness Testimony in Brown Case Skirts Details at Trial
Miss Ayres admitted accepting a $60 gift from 29 year old Brown, saying the money was to visit a sick uncle in Dayton. Cross-examination questioned her past statements about Brown and whether she feared returning home after alleged events at a hotel room on June 20. Judge Krupansky adjourned the Municipal Court trial until Monday. Ayres' mother is to be called by the prosecution.
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Growth of Wayne Township Plastics Plant Expands Again
The 12th addition to the plastics plant increases space by 9 500 square feet with concrete block walls painted to blend with the new sections. The expansion adds injection molding machines enabling three workers per machine per shift on three shifts, and more employees will be hired as the industry sees unprecedented global growth.
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Composer Spencer Williams Dies in New York Pay Raise Voted
Spencer Williams, composer of songs for Josephine Baker and Fats Waller, died Wednesday in New York. Harrisburg announced a five percent across the board pay raise for Pennsylvania Turnpike workers, effective yesterday. Williams helped write hits including I Ain't Got No Nothing.
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B52 raids hit Viet Cong targets and ally air strikes
U S Air Force powerful B52 raids cleared routes in South Viet Nam with 5000 troops in support and 10 supply convoys. The giant bombers sought a dense pattern on the D zone near the Viet Cong hideout. Earlier strikes near Saigon noted 80 buildings destroyed and 10 guns taken out. North Viet Nam targets included port facilities and bridges with no American losses reported.
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Contrasting views on U.S. economy pace emerge
Business coverage notes conflicting readings of the GNP figures. First-quarter gain to 648.8 billion signals a strong economy, while April to June shows a 58 billion annual rate rise. Bulls praise the record jump. bears point to widening gaps and seasonal distortions amid auto and steel industry pressures.
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Car Jumped Curb Kills Three Pedestrians in Wilkinsburg
AP report notes a car jumped the curb in Wilkinsburg yesterday, striking a group of pedestrians. Victims include Mrs Sophie Jackson, 55, of Forest Hills, and Mrs Carl West, 56, of Wilkinsburg, with three others injured.
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Plane crash near Tokyo claims 11 aboard in Pacific
A Japanese navy aircraft with 11 crew crashed into the Pacific 70 miles southeast of Tokyo after catching fire in flight. Four planes and two helicopters searched for survivors, spotting oil slicks green markers and a life vest but no immediate survivors were found.
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Frigid France Paris Offbeat Mid July Cold Snap
Paris shivers through one of the coldest mid July days on record with temperatures plunging as low as five degrees cooler than normal. Officials warn of unseasonable chill across the capital and surrounding regions.
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