Yanks Space Voyage Half Completed
Astros spaceflight update with Gemini 4 crew McDivitt and White nearing orbit 32. Mission Control reports excellent condition, White awakened for a routine exam, and both crews noting satellite debris and Little League victories of their sons. Unidentified object sightings persist. mission may affect future manned space flight.
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Houston
Tex
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
America
U.S
Mission Control
White
Eddie
McDivitt
Mission, Control
Mike
Cape Kennedy
Earth
Warren County Bans Foul Book in Obscenity Case
Judge Alexander Flick Jr issued a preliminary injunction ordering removal of an allegedly obscene two part novel from Warren County book stores and newsstands. The move mirrors Erie County actions led by District Attorney Edward Carney and Judge Samuel Rossiter against Candy. Lakeport Distributors pulled the book from Erie newsstands after complaints. The paper withholds the title here, citing editorial policy to curb obscenity and avoid promoting the book.
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Alexander €. Flick Jr
Warren
Warren County
Erie County
Edward Carney
Samuel Rossiter
Erie
Lakeport Distributors
Lakeport
Carney
Samuel Bonavita
Paris
Greenleaf Publishing Co
Evanston, Ill
Bonavita
Judge Rossiter
Erie Coun
Senators Divided Over OAS Role in Us LatAm Aid
Senate debate on Fulbright amendment to the foreign aid bill proposes giving the Organization of American States a major say in allocating 45 million dollars for Latin America and up to 25 million for an inter-American force. Supporters call for orderly military aid and slowing the arms race. critics voice reservations about details and feasibility.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Organization of American States
U.S
Latin America
Arkansas Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
OAS
John Sparkman
Dala
Fulbright
Sparkman
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Prank E. Moss
Utah
Pulbright
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Tam
Kane Baby Strangles On Cord From Venetian Blind
A 10 month old, Charles Carlson, died at home on Highland road in a freak accident. He was reportedly playing with a venetian blind cord in his upstairs crib when it entangled around his neck and tightened as he moved. The mother was downstairs. Dr Robert C Simpson, Elk County coroner, ruled death by strangulation.
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Kane
Charles Carlson
Highland Road
Robert C. Simpson
Elk County
Death Ends Miser's Dream
New York City resident 68 year old Berlingieri who ran a Brooklyn waterfront restaurant for 30 years died of natural causes in his two room apartment above the business. Neighbors found his body among jars cans and cartons containing thirteen thousand dollars in quarters dimes and nickels his lifetime savings.
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New York
Vomanick Berlingieri
Berfingieri
Brooklyn
Duquesne Receives Largest Gift in 87 Years
Rich ard K. Mellon Pittsburgh financier donates 2 million to Duquesne University, marking the largest gift in the school’s 87-year history. The contribution underscores Mellon’s ongoing support for higher education and Pittsburgh institutions.
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Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Richard K. Mellon
Johnson calls for true civil rights and opportunity
President Johnson urged a new civil rights effort to secure equality as a fact and result, not just a right. Speaking at Howard University, he cited gaps in income and employment and announced a White House conference next fall to pursue equal opportunity for 20 million Negro Americans. He vowed justice as a chief goal of his administration and urged that all America adopt this program.
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Washington
Johnson
Howard University
White House
All America
Transfer of Two Local Troopers to Different Posts
Sgt. George Martin said two Corry State Police troopers will be reassigned next Thursday. Trooper Joseph Robyak exits after nearly three years to Erie Troop E headquarters and Trooper William Kute moves to Franklin substation. Replacements are Troopers Charles P. Toth and Thomas J. Carr from Franklin detachment.
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Corry State Police
Thur
George Martin
Joseph Robyak
William Kute
Martin
Robyak
Erie
Kute
Franklin
Corryite and Spring Creek Residents Hurt in Crash
Two Spring Creek residents and a Corryite were admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital at 11:30 a m after a two car crash at the Garland intersection. Frank J Polancy 59 his daughter Mary Jane 13 and Donald McCray 32 were injured. Police from the Warren substation are investigating.
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Spring Creek
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Garland
Frank J. Polancy
R. D
Mary Jane
Donald McCray
West Frederick Street
Polancy
McCray
Warren
Hearing Set in Parole Bid for Sparta Forgery Convict
Emory C. Albers, sentenced last November 19 to two to five years in Western Penitentiary for forgery, will have a June 16 hearing on parole. The hearing in Allegheny County Building State Supreme Court Room, Pittsburgh, follows his Erie County conviction on four counts of forgery tied to forged checks at Citizens National Bank in 1959 and 1961. He was fined $25 on each count and ordered to restitution of 1700. A civil suit by the lumber firm against the bank over $130,000 loss is pending in Erie County court, with no decision yet. latest reports indicate the losses will be far less.
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Sparta
Western Penitentiary
Emory C. Albers
Allegheny County
State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Albers
Erie County
Citizens National Bank
Thompson Maple
Alber
Iymberg Ie
Elmer Evans
Erie
Lumber Company
Birthday honoree marks 404 years in Geneseo
In Geneseo New York Mrs Julia Peck celebrated her 404th birthday at the Livingston County Home and Infirmary where she has lived five years She used a cane and enjoyed a special hairdo along with other residents as they shared a giant birthday cake at the party
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Geneseo
N. Y
Julia Peck
Livingston County
U S Copters Strike Back At Viet Cong Reds
U S helicopters aided government forces in a Friday operation near Vinh Long, killing 49 Viet Cong in a single action. Six Reds were captured, eight suspects, and two U S advisers sustained non serious injuries as casualties rose. The clash followed another battle that left 18 government dead and 32 missing.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Vinh Long
U.S. Army
New China News Agency
South
Hon Homme
Cable TV Frustrations Stir City Franchising Debates
The article examines CATV growth and the scramble for franchises with Corry and Union City as examples. Corry Cable Co faces a looming higher rate contract with General Telephone, while manager James Jansen hopes to offset costs by expanding the business as they still run five channels for 3.50 a month. Union City shows tension as GenTel resists similar agreements, leaving councils to weigh fair franchise limits and pricing amid ongoing negotiations.
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Antenna Television Systems
CATV
Erie
Corry
Corry Cable Company
General Telephone Company
James Jansen
Cable Co
Ansen
Union City
GenTel
Turning Point Baptists Set New Course After Convention
Dallas AP report on the Southern Baptist 108th annual convention closing with a moderated shift toward social concerns and racial reconciliation. Delegates rejected bans on a Genesis book and opposing federal education aid while pledging peaceful compliance with equal rights laws and broader Christian action. New president Wayne Dehoney hailed a turning point and a move toward a shared social Christianity.
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Dallas
Tex
Southern Baptists
Wayne Dehoney
Dehoney
Jackson
Tenn
Ralph Elliott
Gene
Moyers
Ees
Johnson
The
Orie
Southern
Haohishu
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Corryite
East Smith Street
Smith Street
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McInnes’ Steel Co
East Main Street
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