Hue Mortar Attacks Hit U.S. Compound in Hue
Vietnamese and American forces faced renewed mortar fire on Hue as Communist gunners shelled the city for a second time in 10 days. One American and three South Vietnamese soldiers were wounded. air strikes limited by weather. A Phantom jet was shot down, two crewmen listed as missing. The Hue bombardment targeted the American compound and nearby military HQ, with civilian homes also hit.
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Saigon
Hue
South Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Air Force
U.S
da Nang
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Quang Tin Province
Downtown Corry renewal gains momentum this summer
A noon hotel meeting in Corry signaled progress on downtown renewal with storefront redesign plans under the Center Street block. Boise officials noted pennies and nickels are not legal tender for fines, while merchants expressed strong intent to remodel interiors and exteriors, led by the Chamber of Commerce and a retired Penn State professor’s design program.
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Corry
Hotel Corry
Prop- Boise, Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
Boise
The
Chamber
Center Street
Penn State
North Center Street
Washington Street
Clinton Street
William P. Masler
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Leroy M. Girard
Hamilton Lumber Co
Elle. Gi
Teen-Ager Indicted In Beating Death At Cheswick
Charles A. Way, 19, indicted for murder in the beating of Mrs. Mary Gorshe, 76, who operated a Cheswick rooming house. Way surrendered December 15 the day of the assault, accused of aggravated assault and battery and robbery. Gorshe died in April.
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Cheswick
Charles A. Way
Mary Gorshe
Way
Arena
Gorshe
12 Percent Short Hospital Fund Drive Reaches $482,968
The Corry Memorial Hospital fund appeal edged up to $482,968 pledged or contributed, about 12 percent short of the $550,000 goal. Industrial employees reached $109,245 toward their $200,000 division quota, but many turn downs hinder full achievement. Joint Chairmen Bracken and Feldt say more local and out-of-city business offices remain to be contacted.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Fuad
Robert Bracken
E. W. Feldt
Corry
Clymer
Fractures Spine In Fall From Truck
Murray Raymond, 47, of Corry R D 2, fractured his spine in a backward fall from a log truck while working in Carter Hill woods. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. A companion called for a specialist after initial assessment and x rays.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Carter Hill
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City Forms Housing Authority to Start New Units
At a meeting last night the Housing Committee declared it will begin site selections for proposed housing facilities. The panel aims to build many units, half for low income families and half for the elderly, and will soon formalize as a Housing Authority. Harrisburg approved the resolution, prompting Joy Council to pass an ordinance to enable the authority.
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Housing Authority
Harrisburg
Joy Council
United Nations weighs guarantees for Israel amid ceasefire dispute
At the United Nations the Security Council moved to a morning session amid accusations of ceasefire violations by Israel and Syria. The U S proposed guarantees for Israel while the Soviet Union pressed for Israel to withdraw to armistice lines. Diplomats warn Israel aims to retain gains as Syria and Egypt report attacks and frontlines hold steady.
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Syria
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Council
Soviet Union
U.N
U Thant
U.S
Two Car Crash Causes 850 Loss No One Hurt
Police report a two car collision on East Columbus Avenue yesterday caused 850 dollars in total damage. Walter Pitman of Corry and Mrs. James Bird of Tulsa were involved. charges are pending. A separate report says Soviet Colonel General Andrei Rytov, 50, chief political commissar for the air force, died after a long illness.
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Walter I. Pitman
R. D
Corry
James M. Bird
Tulsa
Okla
Pitman
Seiota Street
East Columbus
Moscow
Andrei Rytov
Tass
Rev Leon Doleski to Join Kennedy Christian High School
Rev Leon Doleski assistant pastor at St. Thomas since 194? will join Kennedy Christian High School Sharpsville Pa on June 16, replacing him at St. Thomas with Rev John Lucas of Holy Family Erie. Rev Casmir Bogniak will assist at St Peter's Cathedral Erie, previously pastor at Our Lady of Peace.
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Leon Doleski
St. Thomas’ Church
Kennedy Christian High School
Sharon
St. Joseph's Church
Journal Today
John Lucas
The
Holy Family Church
Erie
Casmir Bogniak
St. Peter's Cathedral
Our Lady of Peace
Stage Set For New Firm In Corry Ohio
Zoning changes by the Corry Board of Appeals allow Corry Manufacturing Co to lease the former Bargain Joe's building on East Main street to a new firm, Corry Precision Castings Inc. The plant will produce precision stainless steel castings by investment method, with Arthur Shields as president and Hurb ert S. Vaughn and Camden C. Ruffner as vice presidents. Israel invades Syria claiming cease-fire violations as forces clash near Galilee, Syrians report Israeli shelling and contested provocations.
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Syria
Sea of Galilee
Cairo
Suez Canal
Middle East
Canal
Egypt
Mme Corry Zoning Board of Appeals
Bargain Joe's
East Main Street
Corry Manufacturing Co
Corry Manfacturing Co
Corry Precision Castings, Inc
Arthur Shields
Corry Manufacturing
Cleveland
Hurbert S. Vaughn
Camden C. Ruffner
Associated Press
Galilee
Attack on USS Liberty Kills Ten as Israeli Forces Strike
The USS Liberty, a navy communications ship off the Sinai, was attacked by Israeli boats and planes causing ten deaths and twenty injuries. The vessel, 450 feet, moved toward the Mediterranean for medical aid with two U.S. destroyers Davis and Massey racing to rendezvous. Israel apologized. U.S. forces scrambled Saratoga and America carriers. Details remained sketchy as pentagon spokesmen provided updates on the international waters incident.
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Liberty
Sinai Peninsula
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Defense Department
Bob Horton
America
Davis
Massey
Horton
Israel
Navy
Saratoga
Tel Aviv
Nasser Resigns as Leader. Zakaria Moheiddin Named Replacing President
Beirut dispatch reports Gamal Abdel Nasser announcing his resignation and appointing Vice President Zakaria Moheiddin as president. He cited a grave setback as Israeli forces dominate the east bank of the Suez Canal. Egyptian and Israeli lines clash along the canal. Egypt accuses renewed Israeli assaults while Damascus Radio claims Israeli air and ground attacks. Israel declares Sinai effectively theirs as cease-fire news contrasts with Arab defiance.
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Zakaria Moheiddin
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