Wayne Township Moves to Fight Annexation
Wayne Township through secretary Roger Follett says it will go to court to block any part of the township from being annexed by Corry. The Corry Journal receives the letter as a news item. The Corry Golf Commission and Corry Area Industrial Development Corp. favor inclusion in annexation, while 26 property owners are being polled by the Municipal Authority. Follett notes Wayne is studying sewage and sanitation with county involvement and warns annexation would face court challenges to avoid harming development. CAIDC’s S. A. Long denies any formal understanding with township or city.
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Roger Follett
Corry
The
Corry Journal
David Johnson
Corry Golf
Raymond Weber
Municipal Authority
Golf Commission
Follett
Wayne ‘Township
County of Erie
Wayne
Corry Area Industrial Authority
Riots in Roxbury Leave 100 Arrested and 70 Injured
Boston figures report three nights of rock throwing looting arson and sniper fire in Roxbury Leaving over 70 injured and 100 arrested Local reps urged Gov Volpe to declare the area a disaster zone to unlock loans and federal aid Injuries include a 16 year old motorcyclist and several adults with fractures and lacerations
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Boston
Roxbury
Ae Ee
John A. Volpe
Doctors Doing Better Under Medicare
New York doctors have boosted incomes by raising fees and benefiting from government funded Medicare and medical aid programs. City health administrator Howard J. Brown said increased patient loads contribute, but the major rise comes from fee increases. He warned of rising medical bills and a possible restructuring of care delivery within a year. In Paris, conductor Andre Cluytens, 62, died after a long illness following a career starting in Antwerp.
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New York
Howard J. Brown
Brown
Paris
Andre Cluytens
Belgium
Antwerp
Royal Theater
France
Two Minor Road Mishaps Reported In Corry Area
Weekend traffic remained light as two minor incidents were logged by Corry State Police. Ruby Matson, 20, of Clarendon failed to negotiate a turn at Routes 426 and 7, causing minor damage. Kenneth Rumsey, 19, of Wayne Street, lost control near Elgin and veered into a field with no injuries. Plane flip near Alaska Peninsula kills pilot General Birchard, head of Alaska Command, dies in float plane takeoff accident.
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Almough
Corry
Ruby Matson
Clarendon
Dam Fage
Kenneth Rumsey
Wayne Street
Elgin
Sinai War Erupts as Israel Battles Egypt Jordan Syria
Egypt, Jordan and Syria join Arab forces in widespread combat across Sinai and Gaza fronts. Air battles rage with claims of hundreds of Israeli planes shot down and Syrian and Jordanian raids on Haifa and other targets. United Nations appeals fail to stop the conflict as Britain weighs new talks among Big Four powers.
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Suez Canal
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Syria
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Gaza Strip
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Washington
White House
Council
Britain
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Haifa
Amman
Cairo Radio
Damascus Radio
Palestine
Hussein
Moshe Dayan
France
United States
Soviet Union
Iraq
Giant Power Failure Hits East Coast
WEWARK New Jersey AP reports a major power failure cut electricity from New Jersey to Delaware. Newark and Philadelphia were among affected cities with brief outages and quick recoveries. Penelec district manager Edward Zarger said the company has ample generating capacity and was not part of the prior large 1965 or 1985 blackouts.
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East Coast
New Jersey
Delaware
Newark
Philadelphia
New York City
Corfy
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Edward Zarger
Penelec
New Jersey Power Failure Triggers Wide Blackout
Public Service Co of New Jersey cited an interconnecting line fault tying New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland as the cause of a major blackout. Eight generating stations were knocked out, with lights out and communications disrupted. Newark clocks stopped at 10 23 a m and police HQ and Trenton capital lost power. Continued on Page Five.
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Public Service Co
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Newark
Trenton
Britain probes air safety after two fatal crashes
London AP reports 160 Britons killed in separate crashes as private charter lines see aging propeller planes hit landings. One DC-6 bound for Perpignan killed 88 aboard, and an Argonaut four engine from Majorca crashed in Stockport killing 72 and injuring 12. Planes were 20 years old, retired by bigger airlines, and crashes occurred during approach. BOAC BEA safety rules differ from private operators. Private pilots face no familiarization flight rule.
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Britain
Air
Perpignan
France
Pyrenees
Majorca
Stockport
British Airlines
BOAC
British Overseas Airways Corp
U S Marines Smash regiment near Da Nang in heavy two day battle
In the Da Nang area, U S Marines report a crushing victory over a Communist regiment of about 3000 men after two days of intense fighting. 570 enemy killed, 73 Marines dead and 189 wounded. Air losses include two U S planes. Defectors surrendered in Quang Ngai Province.
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da Nang
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John Taber
Garland
Youngs
Alice Elmers
North Center Street
Margaret Howe
West Pleasant Street
Billy
Mary Stright
West Main Street
Mead Park
Columbus
Gary Gebhardt
Edinboro
Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Royal Bolling
Michael J. Haynes
Franklin W. Holgate
Blue Hill Avenue
Anchorage
Alaska
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Glenn R. Birchard
Alaska Command
Alaska Peninsula
Birchard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fray
Egypt-Israel
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Dong Hoi
Vinh
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