Examinations Resume at State Armory and Local Police Briefs
Captain Dunham announced resumption next Monday of state vehicle operator exams at six locations including the State Armory on East Washington Street. In Corry police arrested William K. Groel for drunken driving after a crash at Kundracil Trailer Court. a blood sample was sent to Erie for analysis. Marriage licenses were filed for Ronald Morton and Carol Watkins. A brown leather key case with six keys was found and held at the police station. Sterling Wees said tonight’s high school and college dance is canceled as a Bermuda hop. Two motorists on a rural road six miles south of Corry failed to occupy the center.
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Robert L. Dunham
Lawrence Park
State Armory
East Washington Street
Dunham
William K. Groel
West Pleasant Street
Groel
Kundracil
East Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Norbert Bachemer
Erie
Erie County
Ronald G. Morton
R. D. J. Corry
Carol B. Watkins
Union City
Journal Building
Sterling Wees
Corry
George Palmers
Delaware Street
Donna Mae Rose
R. D
Governors Getting Down To Business
The 57th conference opens as governors debate Johnson Viet Nam policy and focus on domestic issues. Vice President Humphrey outlines the President's Southeast Asia stance at the state dinner. Democrats seek a unified showing. Republicans push to restore a resolutions committee. John Connally leads a draft for a unanimous Johnson support statement, while GOP officials contest full endorsement. Reed of Maine tipped as next conference chairman, succeeding Sawyer of Nevada.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Southeast Asia
Tim Babcock
Montana
Executive Committee
Robert ©. Smylie
Idaho
Republican Governors Association
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Congress
John Connally
Texas
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John H. Reed
Maine
Reed
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Leftist General Strike Clamped in Greece
In Athens the government cracked down on a 24 hour strike called by the General Confederation of Labor. Premier George Athanasiailis Novas conscripted workers in key utilities and ordered them to stay on the job or face charges. Utilities continued operating and private employers were authorized to fire nonreporting workers. The state offered armed protection to striking workers defying the call.
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Athens
General Confederation of Labor
Piraeus
George Athanasiailis Novas
Wagner Marries Barbara Cavanagh In Catholic Ceremony
Mayor Robert F. Wagner wed Barbara Joan Cavanagh in a simple single-ring ceremony officiated by Cardinal Spellman at St Patrick's Cathedral. The couple plans a 10 day Florida honeymoon on Marco Island. Wagner, 55, has said he will not seek a fourth term.
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ORK
Robert F. Wagner
Barbara Joan Cavanagh
Florida
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Wagners
Marco Island
Fort Myers
Gulf of Mexico
Wagner
Susan Edwards
Safe stolen from ex-Corry firm recovered yesterday
Police recovered a 400-pound safe found behind a southside drug store after thieves abandoned it following a failed attempt to access its contents. The safe, taken from Bulliton Inc formerly Corry, held about $35 in cash and company papers. Thieves forced rear warehouse doors to gain entry, removed a side door, and moved the safe out on a dolly and carted it away.
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Millchoen — Ruate
Bulliton, Inc
Corry
Bulliton
Pentagon Sees Viet Cong Threat Shift and Force Increase
The article explains a shift in Viet Cong tactics toward larger forces and more hit and run operations. It cites a total anti Communist force near 700,000 across Viet Nam with 650,000 added by an 8-10-1 ratio, and notes McNamara's objection to the 4 to 1 ratio while U.S. mobility and airpower could push toward 6 to 1, still leaving a 300,000 shortfall.
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South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Rare Turnabout at Forest Farms Camp Sign Reads Odd Request
In San Rafael California a sign on the Forest Farms Camp office door by owner Harold Gregg pleads to keep the door closed so a bird cannot eat an unnamed item. The notice mentions a turkey vulture as the bird in question.
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San Rafael
Calif
Forest Farms Camp
Harold Gregg
First U.S. Advisers in Vietnam Face Casualties
This week the United States began direct involvement by sending military advisers to South Vietnam. U.S. advisers were killed and wounded in combat as Presidents Eisenhower Kennedy and others faced the escalation.
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U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Johnson faces choice in Vietnam war effort
The article argues that U S policy shifted from advisers to active air action against North Vietnam and questions whether President Johnson will escalate to a decisive effort to halt or crush the Reds, noting little sign of peace prospects.
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Johnson
United States
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