Plane wreckage found in North Carolina kills three
A light four seat single engine Cessna rented in Jamestown NC carried Floyd Carlson 28 Mae Carlson 24 and Sandy Senyantino 48 all of Jamestown NC to Orlando Florida when it vanished May 25. The bodies were recovered after a passerby spotted the wreckage about 100 yards from a woodland road in cypress trees. FAA and Civil Aeronautics Administration are investigating with Civil Air Patrol search missions across NC SC GA. The pilot did not file a flight plan. Carlson worked in construction and planned to attend a board meeting in Miami.
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Floyd Carlson
Mae
Sandy Senyantino
Jamestown
Orlando
Fla
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Air Patrol
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Federal
Aviatior’ Agency
FAA
Rrleigh-Durham
N. C
United Furniture Worker's Union
Miami
Carlson
Bunstrueton
City Approves Auditor For Sewage Fund
The City Council approved James A. Armstrong Jr. as auditor for the Sewage Fund, replacing Ralph Poster who resigned. Armstrong will audit Sewer Authority money and the city’s sewage disposal fund receipts and disbursements, with a $300 fee this year and future terms to be arranged.
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James A. Armstrong, Jr
Sewer Authority
Armstrong
Ralph Poster
Erie
Raymond Weber
Ist
Roger Brown
City Suite
Cotined
Probe Break-In At Spartansburg
Weekend break-in reported at Spartansburg involving a house trailer used as an office and a mill. Law enforcement investigated theft of money and potential burglary, with responding officers noting damaged property and ongoing inquiries.
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Spartansburg
Lawrence
Snapp
Feet
Resists Psychiatric Treatment Stricken Governor Refuses To Resign
Louisiana Governor Earl Long, age 3, remains in a Galveston psychiatric clinic and shows guarded progress. Dr. John Truslow reports he is not violent or restrained, while nephew Sen Russell Long says he is somewhat resistant to thorough examinations and may not resign.
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Galveston
Tex
Rnc
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Russell Long
John B.trustow
Truslow
Gov. Long
U.S
Huey P. Long
John Sealy Hospital
University of Texas Medical Branch
Ex-Corryite Awaited Trial In Florida
Ex-Corryite Dietsch, 42, sought in a string of burglaries in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was captured by FBI in Hollywood. Charged with two counts of burglary grand larceny receiving stolen property and breaking and entering, he failed to appear for arraignment but his attorney requested a two month delay which was denied. Dietsch must appear June 19. His wife Minnie, 43, appeals a criminal conviction for receiving stolen goods, sentenced to two years.
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Wuer Wieuen
Corrytte
Fort Lauderdale
Fin
Dietsch
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Visitedelie
Hollywood
Fla
Oakley Smith
Smith
Minnie
Destroyers Sail Into Seaway Opening Phase of Inland Seas
Destroyers sailed from east coast ports in the opening phase of Operation Inland Seas. The fleet will cruise the St. Lawrence Seaway and visit 28 cities across the Great Lakes region.
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Mumpulk, Va — Wicteen
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Council Concludes Tree Disputes In Cory Stalemate
Council members express concern over who bears responsibility for trees between the sidewalk and curb in Cory. Streets Director Dearing says about 60 trees were removed in two weeks. the city solicitor Brown asserts city liability. The electric utility and Pennsylvania Electric Company may influence planting limits. Raymond Weber notes many residents favor removal but fear costs.
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Cory
Robert Grieg
Parks and
Dire Tor
Roger Brown
Stal
J. R. Dearing
Streets
Ing
Brown
Cleveland
Grice
Pennsylvania Electrc
Raymond Weber
Cor Ty
Gasoline Truck Explosion Kills Nine At Roadside Gatherers
A gasoline tanker exploded beside Route 22 in Schuylkill Haven Pa killing nine onlookers and injuring seven others within 300 feet. Flames swept the road as firemen battled fumes near a police car, with reports from Melvin Clouser and Vincent Ney noting the Reading Hamburg road three miles below Orwigsburg.
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Schuyleill Haven
Pennsylvania
Melvin Clouser
Clouser
Reading - Hamburg Road
Orwigsburg
Vincent Ney
Learn To Swim Campaign Schedules In Corry
Gerald Lane, secretary, launched a Learn To Swim drive in Corry on June 16 to prepare fourth to sixth graders for summer pool lessons. He will visit Wright, Concord, Columbus, and Conneley schools, with St. Edwards to follow, aiming for ten daily sessions over two weeks at no cost.
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Corry
Gerald Lane
Wright
Lane
Visi Concord School
Columbus School
Childen
Conelway School
St. Edward's School
2Yri Cooper
Mily
Twuchely Tane
First Six Hours Toughest D Day Invasion Report
Don Whitehead recalls the dawn of D Day in wartime London and Weymouth as Allied forces assemble for the Normandy landings. He narrates the pace toward invasion, the tense city nightlife, and the moment Eisenhower gives the signal, leading to the fleet's Channel crossing.
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Sdlor
Touhest
Pon Whitehead
Normandy
New York
Hernin Tribune
London
Hy Channel
Weymouth
Sicily
Eisenhower
Norman
Tempers Flare In Geneva Talks On Berlin Use
In Geneva, Western and Soviet foreign ministers clashed over Berlin as a Cold War flashpoint. The Western bloc insisted on an agreement to limit Berlin’s role in espionage and propaganda before a summit. Gromyko pressed for a full conference to allow East Germany’s FoM to speak, urging measures to ease tensions.
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Geneva
Berlin
West Berlin
Nikita Khmishchev
Andrei Gromyka
Lothar Bol
East Germany
Gromyko
West Belt
In the Horter
East Berlin
United States
RIAS
Radio
Invasion Shocks Nicaragua as Exiles Strike
Nicaragua reports a bold exile invasion led by two planeloads from Costa Rica. President Somoza vows annihilation in two days as the rebellion claims hundreds across several points, with air attacks and a crashed second plane. Local and regional officials weigh intervention by the Organization of American States amid growing unrest.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Lus Somoza
Costa Rica
Somoza
Borique Lacayo Farfan
San Jose
Somer
U. S
Santo Tomas
Lake Nicaragua
National Guard
Nicaragusn
Costa Rient
Isu Muta
Coton
Nicarapin’ B
Mintate
Parana
Somoat
Loring
Zoning Board Allows Auto Firm Sign at New Location
The Zoning Board granted Hoberlein Motor Sales permission to mount a sign on the building at its North Canter Street site, using the former West South Street sign. Residents protested the roadside sign, but board members argued a well kept, less obtrusive sign would benefit the business more than a street location.
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Seecure Purce
Hoberlein Motor Sales
North Canter Street
Auto Agency
West South Street
Jocatloct
Bankrupt Lunacy Threatens Pa School Finances
Harrisburg reports rising bankruptcy fears strain Pennsylvania school districts amid official warnings of mounting unpaid bills. Governor Lawrence calls the financial squeeze desperate as some 800 districts consider cuts to educational programs.
Old Chair Site Delayed Amid Condemnation Talks
Residents near East Main Street Gis Court discuss alleged ruinous conditions at derelict structures. Officials debate condemnation, viewers’ appraisal, owner compensation, and redevelopment funding while delays push action into future meetings.
Columbus Cuts Tax Millage As Assessment Soars
Columbus township boards set the tax millage for the coming year with no changes to the current $3 per capita levy despite a jump in assessed property values from $583 609 to $1 651 085 raising the township wide tax burden by 137. Jordan Christensen, secretary of the Columbus Board of Supervisors, notes the countywide reassessment aims to align values with market levels and trigger millage declines across communities.
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Tie Guru Bus Townng Board of Supervisors
Tie Townshii
Columbus
Jordan Christensen
Steedsures
Columbus Bantd
Supargiants
Assecors
Warren “Conty
Conns Huave
Goltik
Baccalaureate Service Planned at CAHS Auditorium
Corry area residents will attend a Baccalaureate service Sunday at CAHS Auditorium. The program begins at 8 pm with processional music by Kaylene D. Buey, hymns, scripture, prayers, and a sermon titled Opportunities delivered by Rev William Sturdevant.
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Corry
Kaylene D. Buey
H Ray Harris
Elmer A. Ortner
George A. Myers
Wiliam Sturdevant
Paul Bowlby
Miss Bisley
CAHS Students Stage Cleanup At Corry Axen High
Corry Axen High School students organized a cleanup after recent mischief left litter in hallways and soiled windows. Volunteers swept floors and washed windows, restoring normal conditions with support from the student body and school superintendent.
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Corry Axen High School
William Rodemeyer
Bormal
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Jack Thompson
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Harrisburg
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the Star
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Balaneng
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