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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
6
The extended forecast shows near normal highs around 79 to 82 and lows near 60 with daily changes. A week of possible thunderstorms brings one week to one half inch of rain, while a bear visit spurred a quiet community roar and the river accident that left James Johnson hospitalized.
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In an interview General Clark defends intensified air attacks on North Vietnam as essential to offset enemy strength. He recalls Korea armistice terms, argues modern warfare requires political and military balance, and stresses hitting North Vietnam hard to pressure peace talks. He warns against showing weakness and notes allied repercussions if key dams are left intact.
Lynda Bird Johnson aided an archaeological dig at Grasshopper Arizona near Apache with officials and Secret Service present. The 21-year-old daughter of the president described finding a kneebone as the pivotal moment in locating a 70-year-old skeleton amid a six week field study before she heads to Wyoming.
Frank James, nearby resident in valleyera Georgia, dove into a rain filled clay pit after seeing a youth struggle. Willie C West, 16, died in James arms despite his rescue efforts. The incident follows warnings given to the boy.
A picket spokesman voiced hopes that the demonstration would present a mass appeal to doctors. The remark framed the protest as a broad appeal to the medical community, signaling aims beyond the immediate participants.
Government forces seized nine Communist suspects and captured 27 enemy weapons including a mortar in ground action north of Da Nang. Three government soldiers were killed and 13 wounded. no American casualties. Communists briefly attacked Dong Xoai near Saigon with mortars and small arms before fighter bombers intervened.
Amid the 21 nation Commonwealth chiefs conference in London Asian and African leaders meet Red Chinese diplomats to persuade Beijing to reconsider its denunciation of the peace mission led by Harold Wilson. The four nation team seeks hearings in Washington Moscow Peking Hanoi and Saigon with Saigon the only city open so far. Wilson reportedly plans to hand leadership to Lester B. Pearson.
Canadian officials doubt Pearson would join the mission against Red China in Korea era diplomacy. Ottawa sources say replacing Wilson with Pearson would hardly calm Beijing and Hanoi, as Canadian leaders have backed U S Viet Nam policy nearly as firmly as Wilson, Gen. Mark Clark noted.
A fast moving fire at the Holiday House supper club and motel in Monroeville caused an estimated 150000 in damage. The blaze began in the kitchen, spread via air vents to the 60 room motel, and forced evacuation of about 500 dining room patrons and guests. It took nine fire companies about 11 hours to control the flames, with the venue closed indefinitely until the kitchen is rebuilt.
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