Rift grows in shaky Arab relations amid Middle East tensions
An Arab campaigner in Jordan prompts a warning from King Hussein against exploiting the crisis for political gain. Egyptian envoy Sabri touts restraint while Nasser pledges war aims if conflict erupts. Britain warns that blocking Gulf shipping could trigger broader war as UN Security Council deadlocks on measures. Continued on page four.
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Jordan
Israel
Hussein
Middle East
Brazil
Egypt
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yarael
Harald Wilson
Washington
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N. Security Council
Hussein Zulfikar Sabri
Nasser
Jose de Magalhaés Pinto
Specifi
City Moves To Raze Junk Houses
City inspectors led by City Engineer David Johnson and Housing Officer Carl Hix 80m report inspections complete. Certified mail notices go to property owners, who have 30 days to contest. releases possible if no objection, otherwise a lien may be filed for costs. Ownership ties and estates may delay full agreement from all title holders.
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Ity
David Johnson
Carl Hix- 80m
Erie
Johnson
Sylvania Sinks After Collision Near Port Huron
The steamer Sylvania rests on the bottom of St Clair River near Port Huron Michigan after a collision with the Renvoylé while unloading limestone for the Peerless Cement Co. Thirty crewmen escaped unharmed as fifty ships were halted in the river and lake until the vessel is moved.
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Sylvania
St. Clair River
Port Huron
Mich
Renvoyle
Peerless Cement Co
Renvoylé
Lake Huron
Titusville Teachers Sue Meadville Over Pirated Textbook
A federal suit in Erie accuses Meadville Area School District and eight staff of copyright infringement. Plaintiffs, three Titusville science teachers, allege Meadville published and used a largely copied version of their 1965 work A Teacher's Approach to Elementary Science, seeking injunctions, damages, and destruction of copies.
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Titusville
Erie
Meadville Area
Titusville Area
Leland C. Mowrey
Thomas E. Harmon
Karl M. Engleka
U.S. Register of Copyrights
Meadville Pennsylvania Area
William C. Fryer Jr
Superindentent
Meadville
Richard Teubert
Ruth Howard
Elizabeth Whiting
Carol Randall
Arlene Santner
Sara Flaugh
Frank Labonowski
Mowrey, Harmon and
Engleka
Frye
Downstairs Bathroom Spacemen Prove Survival Skills
In Pacolet South Carolina two young brothers Randy Edwards aged 10 and Mark Edwards aged 2 spent 48 hours in a downstairs bathroom acting as a space team to test mental and physical endurance for space travel. They prepared for isolation by studying spaceflight, contacting NASA and education centers, and compiling a survival kit. They slept on a quilt and read astronomy quizzes while under isolation.
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Pacolet
S.C
Moon
Victor Park
Randy
Mark Edwards
Nom
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Herb Edwards
Mills
Congress May Change Reserves Cut Order
Washington report on Defense Department realignment of National Guard and Reserve forces aims to cut nearly 1,275 units and trim overall strength to 240,000. Secretary Stanley Resor says draftees after two years could not be reassigned to reserve duty for four more years, affecting about 30,000 officers and men. Congress may intervene before the summer changeover as a bill to lower the Reserve manpower floor is considered.
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Washington
Vietnam
Middle East
Pentagon
Army National Guard
Defense Department
Guard and Reserve
Stanley Resor
Army
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Congress
Vance
Army Reserve
Corry Shoppers Comment On Local Retail Needs
Corry merchants struggle to gauge buyer wishes from 73 returns of 5,000 questionnaires in The Corry Journal. Respondents favor adequate stopping hours and parking rates, with many backing Sidewalk Bazaar Days, Christmas Openings, and Harvest Day promotions. About plaza development opinions vary on downtown versus edge locations. Other ideas include modernization, downtown renewal, trains under Center street, and better prices and selection. CHARGED IN MURDER JOHNSTOWN Pa Marvin Chatman Jr 17 faces Wednesday hearing in rape strangulation of tavern waitress Emily Ressler 44. Body found in gondola car at Johnstown railroad siding.
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Corry
Corry Journal
Hopers
Olata
Center Street
Johnstown
Marvin R Chatmen Jr
Chatman
Emily Ressler
Marines launch amphibious attack near Hue in Vietnam war
About 1,200 Marines landed 21 miles northeast of Hue in an amphibious assault named Bear Bite to block infiltration routes along the Song O Lau River. The operation involved boats and helicopters from the Sd Marine Regiment, with naval gunfire from USS Bigelow and air mission support by carrier aircraft. No decisive contact reported yet amid ongoing clashes around Thua Thien and Quang Tri provinces.
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U.S
Hue
U. S
Saigon
Tho
Sd Marine Regiment
Eas
Thua Thien
Okinawa
Bigelow
Demilitarized Zone
Faee
Hanoi
Council Monday Night Agenda Promises Busy Session
Wy council eyes a full evening with bids on street patching and several projects. Items include a fire hydrant request from Merle Dodd at Marion and West Congress to support future housing, and discussion of a proposed Regional Planning Commission for 40 county municipalities whose ratification remains uncertain.
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Wy Council
Iiman
Jack Downey
Merle Dodd
Marion
West Congress Streets
Dodd
Dorr Clark
Corry
Short Campaign And Lucky Call Unlocks Tie
SADVILL Va AP It was a short campaign says Dr Wilbur C Thom as Republican candidate for Crawford County coroner He won the nomination yesterday by coin toss breaking a 03 767 to 0 0 tie with Dr Daniel Maloney in the May primary.
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Sadvill
Wilbur C. Thomas
Crawford County
Teads
All Us
Thomas
Refused To Train GIs For Viet Army Doctor Convicted Of Disobeying Orders
Keith Williams, 56, of Kinston was fined 100 dollars and had his license revoked after a conviction for driving drunk on a riding mower along U S 768 in heavy traffic. State trooper W H Heath testified he saw Williams operating the mower Saturday night with no lights.
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Sinston
N.C
Keith Williams
Kinston
W.H. Heath
Williams
U.S
Columbia
S.C
Howard B. Levy
Levy
Ft. Jackson Army Hospital
Vietnam
Col
John 3. Baskin
Charles M. Sassar Jr
Ft. Jackson
Charles Morgan Jr
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Seymour Levy
Mrs. Levy
Arrest Corry Pair In Theft Of Car Parts
Two Corry men were arrested at 4:30 a.m. in a parking lot while stripping tires and hub caps from parked vehicles. Richard L. Ariskei and Jimmy Dale Wood, both 19, face larceny charges. police continue the investigation. Nearby, a sports car tire was taken from a vehicle involved in a fatal Sunday crash on Jake's Rocks road. Police Sgt. Donald E. Fitch and Officer Edward E. Peterson led the arrest.
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Jake's Rocks
Soviet Protest Over U S Bombing of Ship Off North Vietnam
Moscow reports say two U S jets bombed the Soviet ship Turkestan anchored near Cam Pha north of Haiphong, killing one crewman and wounding six. Gromyko delivers formal protest demanding punishment of attackers and assurances no repeat. U S officials deny confirmation, citing Vietnamese anti aircraft fire as blame. Pravda prints the note on its front page. Tass notes Turkestan carried coal from Cam Pha to Japan.
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Moscow
North Vietnam
Turkestan
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
John C. Guthrie
Gromyko
Soviet Union
Washington
United States
Cam Pha
Haiphong
Pravda
Communist Party
Tass
Toal
Gam Pha
Japan
Extend Stay Of Hospital Fund Aides
The Corry Memorial Hospital fund drive, seeking $550,000 with $98,000 still needed, extended for two weeks. Thomas Bonner and John Booth will wind up the appeal, focusing on areas not yet contacted and rural sections of Clymer, Spring Creek, Columbus, Bear Lake, Union City and Spartansburg with a residential solicitation. A campaign update arrives Thursday at 4 p.m. at headquarters.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Beaver Associates
Thomas Bonner
John Booth
Clymer
Spring Creek
Columbus
Bear Lake
Union City
Spartansburg
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