Dengler freed in covert rescue from Viet Cong captivity
The Defense Department announced the rescued pilot Dieter Dengler and disclosed limited details citing security. Dengler, reported malnourished, was recovered after a jungle escape and flown to the United States for recuperation. His brothers and mother in Germany expressed relief as U S officials confirm the rescue amid ongoing concern for other captives.
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Rescue of Dengler by helicopter crew and pararescue team
Captain William E. Cowell of Oahu Hawaii led a rescue flight that reached Dengler in jungle terrain by 11 20 a helicopter hoist lowered 150 to 175 feet. Airman Mike Lenard described Dengler climbing aboard, reacting with shock and relief while receiving care during the ascent. Dengler spoke of his ordeal and provided his name, rank and serial number.
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Fulbright Debate on Aid Cuts and Kashmir Crisis
The debate centers on trimming foreign aid from 250 million to 100 million with Fulbright arguing that arming Pakistan enabled a military approach to Kashmir. Senator Pastore criticizes the plan as shortsighted while Dirksen defends some reductions citing national security. Senate and House conference pursue authorization for fiscal 1967 and 1968 alongside a 4.1 billion foreign aid measure.
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British leader seeks liquidity to avert world trade break
The British leader urges urgent action to promote international liquidity and smoother flow of main currencies and credit facilities. He warns a breakdown in world trade could trigger a major downturn while the U.S. appears resigned to Britain withdrawing about 25,000 troops from West Germany and possibly the same from the Far East within a year to save roughly $300 million.
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Deaths of Mrs Nichols longtime Corry resident
Mrs. Nichols aged 87 died yesterday at Abington Memorial Hospital near Willow Grove Pennsylvania after moving to live with her granddaughter in Willow Grove in June. She was born December 27 1878 in Spring Creek and graduated Corry High School in 1897. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Corry and a former state secretary of the Woodmen. Survived by son Ronald Nichols Milwaukee four great grandchildren and granddaughter Jo seph Dixie Hughes. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery with Bracken Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Dixie) Hughes
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Brace baby born in Erie to Waterford couple
A son was born Monday at Doctors' Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Levant Brace of Waterford. Mrs Brace is the former Ann Katren of Corry. FIRST NEGRO RICHMOND Va Negro educator appointed high level admin in Richmond schools Dr James Gaines 34 named administrative assistant superintendent to H I Willett on Wednesday.
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Eisenhower Hospitalized At Walter Reed For Routine Tests
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has been admitted to Walter Reed Army Hospital for what an aide calls routine tests. Brig. Gen. Robert L. Schulz said there is no information on the tests or expected stay. Eisenhower, age 68, has a history of heart issues and previous strokes, and is driven to the hospital from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Funeral notice for C F Bliss at Bracken Funeral Home
The body of C F Bliss will lie in state at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Friday from 2 to 7 and 8 p m. A committal service will be held Saturday at the family lot in Pine Grove Cemetery at the family’s convenience. Memorial contributions may be sent to Zem Zem Hospital for Crippled Children at Erie in care of Wallace Young, Corry.
Defining Black Power Conference Aims Namespace
Washington AP reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell and Stokely Carmichael announced a national conference to define black power and set its goals. The meeting planned for Labor Day weekend in Washington will invite leaders from Negro organizations and whites who show genuine black power.
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Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
Ike Spotted at Hospital for Checkup
Hospital information office and a spokesman said Eisenhower has been here since Monday afternoon for a checkup. He declined to provide any further information.
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