Yank Bites Dust In Asia
A U S Army sergeant was killed and two other Americans wounded in a combat operation with Vietnamese troops near the Laotian frontier about 90 miles north of Saigon. The wounded were taken to a field hospital at Nha Trang. Names were withheld until next of kin notified. The action occurred in central Viet Nam where U S forces train locals to defend villages against Viet Cong guerrillas. The sergeant is the fourth American killed in combat since the U S increased aid to Diem last December. A major airlifted Viet Cong supply depot was seized by a large Vietnamese force aided by 30 U S helicopters, according to a military source.
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Body Found Of Corry Man's Pal After Mishap
Donald Dodge 41, national men's single kayak champion, was found drowned in Lake Ontario five miles east of Rochester. He had been missing since May 24 after a five mile practice run near Eastman School of Music where he studied. A Col. Ty PiU panel at Eastman reported the disappearance after Mowrey said he and Dodge attended a picnic and Dodge planned the kayak trip. Dodge failed to appear at the pier where his auto would be driven.
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Mrs Davison New Head Of Library Trustees
Mrs R Lawrence Davison elected president of the Cory Public Library trustees at the annual meeting in Hotel Cory. Mrs Robert G. Tine named vice president. Mrs William Ball named for a five year trustee term pending approval. library hours set to five weekly from July 1 as full funding debate continues. July 27 board to decide schedule. Scranton gets a checkup. Rep William W Beranton to undergo routine examination at Dreisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa.
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Washington
It’s A Grand Old Flag Display It Proudly
A Flag Day observance at the Elks Lodge in North Center features a guest speaker De Weaver of Brie Kepibs candidgle toogress. The evening includes a parade and related community events, with notes on Wattsburg High School and local Pennsylvania National Guard activities.
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Senate probes at night clubs linked to crime syndicate
Senate investigators heard testimony from actress Joan Gainsley and other performers claiming they were forced to perform under fear of retaliation. The hearing, part of inquiries into the American Guild of Variety Artists, named exotic dancers alleged to be used by a Chicago crime syndicate to draw patrons and involve them in prostitution and other illegal activities.
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Union Aide to Attend Pease Hearing in Erie County
ERIE An Erie attorney representing the Pennsylvania Federation of Teachers will appear at the George Pease hearing in Erie County court tomorrow morning. Local counsel Tod Wolford will present the federation’s formal position as three county judges hear the Millcreek School Board appeal of a state order to reinstate Pease at Miller’s McDowell High School. Attorney Low Adler of the Pennsylvania State Education Association is also expected to appear, backing the case’s interests.
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NY State Trio Establishes New Hooligan Record
NY State trio accused of terrorizing a town by pulling up in a car and pushing boys into a creek. A witness reported the incident near Bempen as the three fled, while police pursued but could not stop them. The report notes no one knew their identities.
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Wall Street Opens Weak Then Mixed As Downturn Weighs
The New York market opened soft but turned mixed with gains in some shares. Heavy trading and several big volume losses offset by rising prices kept the Dow Jones average near a 1962 low, while the Associated Press and S and P indices hovered near late May levels.Experts differ on whether a new 1962 low has been set as selling continued throughout the day.
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Dear Mommy Come Home note found in mailbox
A damaged page describes a crayon decorated note found in a mailbox. The sheet bore a message to “Dear Mom” asking her to come to me and to reply, with a simple dressed figure and small flower decorations.
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Boy Recovers From Severe Arm Wound At MGH
Everett Knowles, a Massachusetts boy, sustained a severe wound to his right arm when a talon severed it on March 23. Surgeons led by Dr Ronald A Mall performed a historic skin graft procedure on the upper right arm at Massachusetts General Hospital. Knowles was discharged but faces further treatment later.
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Investigating the ft of Henry N and June
An inquiry examines the funeral time of Henry N and June, outlining incident details, involved parties, and pending official steps. Authorities request patience as records are reviewed and the public is kept informed about progress and next actions.
Estes death probe widens as grand jury reviews witnesses
Federal and state investigators press new lines in the Marshall Tranklin death case. District Attorney Bryan Russ says subpoenas will list additional witnesses as Estes faces intensified scrutiny into his business empire and possible self incrimination. The grand jury has been told the shooting may be murder, with officials reevaluating Estes connections to agricultural programs and cotton markets.
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Wall Street Financier Flees to Brazil After $2 Million Swindle
Edward M. Gilbert, a Wall Street figure who admitted siphoning almost $2 million from his company, fled to Brazil. He boarded a Varig flight to Rio de Janeiro, where officials said his visa may require extension. Gilbert, once president after a rapid rise, left as the stock market turned downward and the missing funds remain unaccounted for. Manhattan District Attorney Frank A. tried.
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Corry 4-H Youths Prepare Washington Trip
Corry 4 H youths from the 4 H delegation of 73 Pennsylvanians head to Washington for a Citizenship program. Edward Munn, Rela Purney, Connie Barnes and others from North Bass and Springlich will join the national four day event focusing on leadership and community service. The trip was slated by local leaders with the aim of broadening civic engagement and study activities.
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Desks Lead List Of Best Sellers At Two Schools
Fragmented OCR reads describe desks as top sellers at Wright and Concord elementary schools. The text mentions long front-page items, classroom spaces, and efforts to manage student needs, noting a focus on supply shortages and space constraints.
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Yank Killed in Japan War Dispatch
Lt Cole Ek WindB Kyath of Wrymouth Pa died when his jeep opened fire at an inter parked truck. The incident occurred in Japan during World War II, with military officials stating the casualty as a result of combat action. He is survived by his family and is listed among fallen servicemen.
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Retired Corryites See Higher Benefits Than National Avg
Retired residents of Corry receive benefits averaging well above the national average. An estimated $85 per month plus other federal payments boost local retirees’ incomes, lifting the area’s economic stability. The rise is linked to new eligibility rules effective January 1 and is reflected in county totals of over $84 million yearly.
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Senate Okays Record Budget
The Senate approved a record defense and government spending bill totaling about 45 billion dollars. Debate focused on curbing jet and weapons development, with senators voting down attempts to cut 320 million for jet reconnaissance and 491 million for a broader weapons system. President Kennedy was urged by McNamara to proceed with limited RS-70 development.
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Eight From Corry Take Part In Industrial Session
Corry residents join the Northwest Regional Industrial Development Conference at Cross Creek Country Club near BHaeville. Speaker lineup includes Thomas J. Monaghan secretary of commerce and George R. Sample editor of The Journal and local leaders Stewart Long Lloyd Stowe Merle Dodd Cherry Bracken JB Dearing and Mayor Philip Halak as participants in the Pennsylvan ia program focused on new industrial development and plant growth in the area.
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Mickey Rooney Declares Bankruptcy Amid Personal Troubles
The article reports actor Mickey Rooney filing for bankruptcy after claims of serious debt. Attorney Robert A. Neeb of Los Angeles represents Rooney in the case while a divorce suit and earnings figures, including a claimed 12 million in a year, are noted as context to his financial troubles.
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