200 Marines Join In Mississippi Search for Missing Workers
President Johnson ordered 200 Marines to assist the search for three civil rights workers missing near Philadelphia Mississippi. Eight helicopters, FBI agents, marshals, and state police join the effort, with cooperation from Gov. Paul Johnson. A separate crash near Corry injures multiple including Raymond Higley Jr. and Norma Olson.
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Washington
Johnson
George E. Reedy
White House
Philadelphia
Miss
Meridian
Reedy
Defense Department
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Burke Marshall
Justice Department
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Mi i Wad
Edly
Philadiphia
Pentagon
Allen Dulles
Mississippi
Jackson
Paul B. Johnson
Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Tobacco Industry to Challenge New Federal Warning Rule
The tobacco lobby denounced the FTC rule requiring health warnings on cigarette labels and ads and vowed legal action. Industry leaders, led by R J Reynolds, said they will seek court review, potentially years of litigation before the rule takes effect. The rule mandates Jan 1 labeling and a July 1 1965 advertising warning unless delayed.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bowman Gray
R. J. Reynolds ‘Tobacco Co
House Commerce Committee
Paul Rand Dixon
FTC
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Albert G. Clay
Burley —Auction— Warehouse Association
Dixon
Commission
New York Stock Exchange
Congress
Diplomat John Goodyear Dies After Brief Illness
John Goodyear, 51, a veteran diplomat who served 27 years in postings worldwide, died Tuesday in New Haven Connecticut after a brief illness. The longtime Foreign Service officer was noted for extensive international assignments and public service.
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New Haven
Conn
John Goodyear
Johnson orders beefed up U.S. mission in Saigon amid Vietnam crisis
President Johnson aims to strengthen the U.S. presence in Saigon as South Vietnam stabilizes under Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh. Lodge resigns to aid Gov. Scranton in the GOP race, with Gen Maxwell D. Taylor to become ambassador and U. Alexis Johnson deputy ambassador.
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Washington
Johnson
South VietNam
U.S
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Nguyen Khanh
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Investigative fears rise over three missing civil rights workers
Reports say investigators fear the three missing civil rights workers may not be found alive. The situation draws national attention as officials weigh clues and possible outcomes amid the ongoing search.
Seven Soldiers Die In Army Plane Crash At Ridgeway
Seven soldiers from Fort Benning Georgia were killed and four injured when an Army transport plane crashed on takeoff from a temporary airstrip northeast of Ridgeway South Carolina around midnight Wednesday. Maj Paul Timm said five aboard died and the rest were injured along with nine on the ground. Cause of the crash was not immediately known pending notification.
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Ridgeway
S.C
Ft. Benning
Paul Timm
Ft. Jackson
Witness Tip Nets Two Teen Drivers in Spring Street Stop
A local man reported three cars speeding with loud mufflers on Spring and Seneca. Police stopped two teens on Spring, Richard L. Rowland Jr. and Robert Rowland, both driving cars owned by their father. A third car was seen at Snyder Circle and will be checked for muffler noise. Information was filed with Alderman Norbert Bachemer.
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Spring
Seneca
Spring Street
Richard L. Rowland Jr
Corry
Robert
Richard
Airport Road
Norbert Bachemer
Harley Drake
Scranton warns Goldwater nomination could defeat GOP
Gov. William Scranton told reporters in Miami that nominating Barry Goldwater would spell major defeat for the Republican Party this fall. He noted Goldwater could win the nomination with enough delegates but urged support for him only if the odds are favorable. Scranton spoke en route to Miami from Charleston and argued for Cuban exile forces to oppose Castro.
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Barry
Bill Miami
Fla
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen. Goldwater
Scranton
Charleston
W. Va
Miami
Florida
West Virginia
Florida Association of Broadcasters
Goldwater
United States
Fidel Castro
Sen
Goldwest
Jet
Johnson
San Francisco
Cleveland
Ohio
Lansing
Mich
James A. Rhodes
Michigan
Youth, 18, Cleared In Bill's Place Drinking Claim
An 18 year old, Owen Jaggi of West Main street, retracted a police statement that he was served at Bill's Place tavern. Jaggi said he lied about being served after an argument with Richard Hunt. Tavern owner Howard Pier and bartender Julius Ossa were cleared by Jaggi's later recantation.
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Bill
Jaggi
Richard Hunt
Spring Creek
Citizens National Bank
Jaggs
Drake
West Main Street
Pier
Ossa
Taveln
Dr Leroy Standley, noted AV teaching authority, dies
Dr Leroy Standley aged 79, a nationally known authority on audio visual teaching, died Tuesday in Melo Park California.
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Standley
Melo Park
Calif
uyMan Leroy Standley
Stress and smoking link questioned in heart disease
A New York heart specialist reported a survey of 12 000 professionals showing job stress correlates with coronary heart disease while smoking may not. The study ranked occupations by stress and noted non smokers had higher heart disease rates than long-ago quitters. The AMA acknowledged smoking's link to lung cancer and other diseases.
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San Francisco
New York
Henry I. Russek
U.S. Public Health Services Hospital
Staten Island
Russek
New York Stock Exchange
Ersons
Russel
Amerilan Medical Association
Ir. Russek
AMA
House of Delegates
Five Children Die in Family Car Crashes in Sunray Tex
In Sunray Texas five of Mr and Isaac Soler s children have died in separate accidents. Two sons died when their car struck a parked pickup truck last night. Three other children were killed in a wreck five years ago. The latest deaths include David Lee Solomon aged 13 and John Edward Solomon aged 22.
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Dumas
Isaac Solers
Childen
David Lee Solomon
John Edward Solomon
Sunray Tex
Red Cross Directors Approve 1964 65 Budget
Corry chapter of the American Red Cross approved the next year's budget of 1 897 and elected officers for the coming year. Chairman Albert Cole, vice chair Lawrence Andersen, second vice Barney Bennett, and treasurer Richard Shannon were named.
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Corry Ehaper
American Red Cross
Albert Cole
Lawrence Andersen
3. G. (Barney) Bennett
Richard Shannon
Cole
Shannon
Andersen J
Clifford Taylor
Frank Dodd
Daniel Reynolds
Robert Catlin
Paul Stroup
Norman Tarbell
Don Williams
Helen Davison
Corry Man Charles W. Graham Favored for County Post
Charles W. Graham 30, of Corry, daughterera of the Phoenix Hotel runs the local Democratic chair and may be appointed head of the County Owned Property Department within two weeks. The post pays 4210 yearly and oversees sale and redemption of about 5000 properties county wide. Graham is a Korean War veteran and Erie ties.
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Charles W. Graham
East Main ‘Street
City Democratic
John J. Anthony
Erie
Anthony
Graham
Phoenix Hotel
Kathryn Graham
Democratic Virelés
Tie Democrats
United States Army
Cancer doctor Dr Ross C MacCardle dies in Washington
Dr Ross C MacCardle 62 principal cytologist in the National Cancer Institute laboratory of pathology and an international authority on one cell structure and function died Tuesday in Washington. He led research on cell organization and contributed to cancer pathology.
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Washington
Ross C. MacCardle
National Cancer Institute
Laboratory of Pathology
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Route 6
Raymond Higley Jr
Raymond Higley Sr
Norma Olson
Youngsville
John Johnson
Roy Johnson
R. D
Olson
Corry Hospital
Ste. Vinevent's
Vincent L. Trentini
Oaue‘ie
Jose
Lorrie
Columbus
Higley
Wright School
Asia
News Digest
AP News Digest
William Scranton
Premier Khrushchev
County Post
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