Tragic drowning near Bliss, N Y man 21
Menneth R Finlay 21 of Bliss New York drowned after falling into Mill Creek on Saturday. A box alarm summoned firemen to North Center and Congress streets just before 1 pm. Fire crews found no further blaze injuries after Hubert Weldon residence fire at 27 West Congress was quickly put out. Weldon children set off alarm nearby but no work required of firefighters.
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Menneth R. Finlay
Bliss
N.Y
Mill Creek
North Center
Congress Streets
Hubert Weldon
West Congress
CMH Bustles In Weekend Of Mishaps
The Corry Memorial Hospital ER handled seven accident victims over the weekend. One patient, Jack Goodwill, 19, was admitted with a foot laceration after swimming at Findley Lake. Fred McChesney, 70, suffered facial lacerations in a Pittsfield auto crash. Edward Kurtich, 25, treated for right foot lacerations after snagging it on a power mechanism.
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Ane
the Corry Memorial Hospital
Jack Goodwill
Clymer
Findley Lake
Fred McChesney
Pittsfield
Edward Kurtich
L Lemon Street
MIG strike reports and Harried North Vietnam toll
Military reports say 87 strike missions were flown over North Vietnam as pilots targeted a power plant near Hai Phong and lines from Hanoi to Red China. Some 81 railroad cars on Hanoi to Red China lines were damaged or destroyed. In fighting near the DMZ 118 North Vietnamese were killed while U.S. losses ran 3 dead and 65 wounded. Communists shelled Marine and Army positions with 400 mortars and rockets including 140mm and 122mm pieces, causing 47 wounded.
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Page One
Haiphong
General Hall
Miitary
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Red China
1St Corps
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
UN Bans Debate as Israeli Armored Movement Reported
Tomeh told Council President Hans R. Tabor of Denmark of a possible urgent meeting after Damascus reported a column of Israeli armored cars tanks and helicopters moving east and south from Rafid. The UN secretary general read Bull’s report of a near Joukada village movement below Rafid. Israel said conduct stayed inside cease fire lines.
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Tomeh
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
Damascus
Rafid
U Thant
Bull
Joukada
Gideon “Rafel
Local Injuries Reported In Several Accidents
Frank Bon 65 of 83% North Center Street received treatment for a laceration on the left forehead after a fall on the North Center street railroad tracks. Douglas Carson 18 of R D 3 Corry burned on the right arm when a radiator cap blew at Pennzoil Plaza station. Cheryl 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Still of Columbus incurred a lower lip laceration after falling from a hay mowing machine. Nellie Dunlap 74 of 237 West Washington Street admitted for left shoulder injury from a sidewalk fall on First Avenue. condition satisfactory.
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Wnmower
Frank Bon
North Center Street
Pennzoil Plaza
Douglas Carson
R. D
Corry
Cheryl
Carl Still
Columbus
Nellie Dunlap
West
Washington Street
First Avenue
Erie Man Dies in Area Car Crash Near North East
Wilfred James Courtney, 24, of Erie and a father of three, died from massive head and neck injuries after a early Sunday crash on Route 89 three miles south of North East. Roger G. Dana, 25, of Wesleyville, survived. Dana lost control on Route 8 and the car veered off the berm. Coroner Merle Wood said partial autopsy results pending DA Brabender’s review.
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Orie
Erie
Wilfred James Courtney
Courtney
North East
Roger G. Dena
Lawrence Park
Dana
Merle Wood
Hamot Hospital
Wood
Richard Brabender
Israel rejects 1949 armistice lines and expands reckoning
Foreign Minister Abba Eban told a public meeting that Israel would not return to the 1949 armistice lines. He said Galilee settlements were no longer in danger from Syrian guns. Former Premier Ben Gurion urged retaking Jerusalem and other captured areas. The Jerusalem Post said Israel invalidated the 1949 demarcation lines through aggression by Egypt, Syria, and Jordan. Diplomats expect Soviet pressure to push Israel out of Arab lands. U.S. stance unclear. The Soviet Union lauded its support for the Arab side.
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Titory
Abba Eban
Israel
Galilee
David Ben- Gurion
Jerusalem
Jordan
Jerusalem Post
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Communist Party
Motorist and bike crash on West Main leads to minor injuries
Natives recount a collision where a bike rider McQuiston collided with a westbound car driven by Vin cent Clark at West Main and Lemon streets. McQuiston fell, bike damaged $9. Earlier, a blue English-style bike was reported stolen from Quality Master Market on North Center Street. Police also handled a drunken arrest on East Main, a yard fight warning for Edward Kurtich, youths camping behind the high school, a lost report card, and a rabbit theft at 112 Lemon Street.
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Paga
West Main Street
Lemon Street
Vincent Clark
West Main
McQuiston
Ronvald Rea
Corry
Quality Master Market
North Center Street
East Main Street
John J. Keppel
Cobbett
Edward T. Kurtich
Kurtich
West Columbus Avenue
Offic ‘Cers
Lemon’ Street
Donald Huffman
Huffman
Police log items include rabbit death clues and vehicle incident
Officers found a green work shirt and bloodstained shoes near rabbit pens and later found two of the three missing rabbits worth 7 dollars each bearing ear numbers 787. A red and black Firestone bike was recovered at Cohen Auto Parking. A late model sedan with New York plates damaged a fence, and Edward Kurtich admitted involvement. A collision between a car driven by Diane Teriberg and a motorcycle ridden by David Stutzman caused 175 dollars total damage. Stutzman was hospitalized with facial injuries. Verne Messenger reported.
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Hultman
Cohen Auto Partal
Franklin Street
West Washington Street
New York State
Essex Street
111
Lemon Street
Edward T. Kurtich
Kurtich
Diane L.teriberg
Erie
David Stutzman
R. D
Stutzman
Corry Memorial Hospital
Verne Messenger
East
Hippies and Cyclists Stage Lantana Beach Love-In Riot Free
About 1500 hippies motorcyclists and teens gathered on Lantana Beach Florida for a West Coast style love-in. Police maintained order as hippies in bright colors and bikinis mingled with locals including two youth gangs. A small clash occurred when a Vietnik sign was torn up.
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Lantana Beach
Fla
Florida
South Florida
Cyelista
Soul Sisters
Peggy Murphy
Palm Beach
Lantana
Kenneth Jones
Jones
Uute
President's plan for compulsory rail settlement outlined
Adams estimates 10 to 15 supporters with wavering Republicans possible. If no deal, government would collect 10 percent of railroad income during settlement. Deadline approaching June 18. Commerce Committee hearing sides in, but negotiators Wolfe and Ramsey say talks are deadlocked. The plan adds 90 extra days of negotiation and mediation with a five member board to recommend terms if needed.
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Adams
Washington Democrat
Senate
Commerce Committee
J. E. Wolfe
Joseph W. Ramsey
Agreement Reached To Avert Strike Through 1968 End Date
A tentative agreement was reached extending protections until a voluntary pact is signed or January 1, 1969, whichever comes first, preventing either a strike or lockout during this period. The accord aligns labor groups with management to maintain operations and avoid disruption.
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Board of Directors
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Crawford County
Keystone Ordnance Works
Meadville
Pittsburgh
PPG
Meadville Area
United Jewish Appeal
New York City
Erie-Lackawanna
Venango Township
Clarence Black
Venango
Associated Press
CMH
RCA Victor
RCA
Meerhoff
North Main Union City
Paty
Start College
Corry, Penn‘a
Main Street
Agway
Pennsylvania Avenue
Snyder Circle
Charles Jackman
219 Summer Street
Ties Oa Nn Lae
Jack Lemmon
Walter Matthau
Billy Wilder
Bob
North Center St
Bob Church
IGA
Joseph Seitz
Chiropractic
North Main Street
Union City
Pin-Hi
Dad
Unday
CANOE
ST. John's
Royal Regiment Cologne
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