Paragraf Oddity and Pancake Suppers Rescheduled in 1966
A partial clumsy paragraph notes a February 21 to 23 period with a fatal weekend fall in Western Pennsylvania where Patsy Miller of Corry said her parked car was struck by four well dressed occupants of another car. The driver threw $2 on Miller’s seat and fled as police continue the investigation. Also, the Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer hose company postponed two pancake suppers to April 2 and April 6 due to conflicting events.
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Petite
Pennylvania
Patsy Miller
Corry
Titusville
Irs
Elgin-Beaverdam
Davison buys Crescot’s building. confectionery to stay
Robert Davison of Robert’s Children’s Shop on North Center Street has purchased the former Crescot’s Confectionery building now housing Fran and Jim’s. He has no plans for the building and the confectionery will continue to operate in the store. Police report Larry Davids found a Corry Area High School class ring with initials NAL and say it may be claimed at his home. A fight behind the National Bank on North Center Street resulted in two youths being lectured and sent home. John C. Albers, 39, of Spartansburg, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a laceration to the left leg from striking a stake while unloading a log truck and was later released.
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Robert Davison
Robert
North Center Street
Crescot’s
Fran
Jim
Davison
Larry Davids
Elke Street
Corry
The
National Bank
Cas
Apping
John C. Albers
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gemini 9 Mission Advances with Final Prep and EVA Plans
Technicians prepare to fuel Titan 2 and Gemini 9A spacecraft for a Tuesday launch with 19,700 gallons of fuel and a 5:41 a.m. countdown. Armstrong and Scott face medical checks, suit up, and prepare for orbital maneuvers including a 25-foot tethered EVA and recovery drills led by Mission Control in Houston.
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Scott
Gemini Launch Complex 19
Atlas-Agena
Air Force
Scott and
Armstrong
Merritt Island
Navy
Cmdr
Charles Conrad Jr
Louis Miller
876
East South
Richard F. Street
Gordon Jr
Complex 19
Atlas
Cape Kennedy
Mission Control Center
Houston
Tex
Worker dies in fall at New Kensington Aluminum plant
Ira V. Kerr, 64, of Apollo, died yesterday after a fall at the New Kensington Works of the Aluminum Co of America. The incident occurred as Kerr worked at the facility. Local authorities are reviewing the accident and safety protocols.
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New Kensington
Ira V. Kerr
Apollo
New Mn
The
Aluminium Co. of America
U S Planes Face Heaviest Ground Fire Over Saigon Area
In South Vietnam U S Air Force and Marine jets fought heavy antiaircraft fire while striking the Ashat Special Forces camp and surrounding targets on the Laos border. Ground forces conducted a new sweep dubbed Operation Silver City as paratroopers found Viet Cong bunkers and mined areas amid ongoing air and artillery exchanges.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ashat
U.S
Ashan
North Viet Nam
17Th Parallel Frontier
Vinh
Dien Bien Phu
Cape Ron
U.S. 173d Airborne
1St Infantry
Warren Area High School Dances Revised Rules
Warren officials tighten dance rules after disturbances linked to drinking and out‑of‑area attendees. New policy bans reentry after arrival, ejects intoxicated students to authorities, bars outsiders without a Warren student host, limits attendance to seniors and older students, requires dress from fixed categories, and bans Greek-letter apparel.
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Warren
Warren Area High School
Johnston
Dismissal of Lt Gen Thi Triggers North Vietnam Turmoil
Displays of unrest spread from Da Nang as Thi 43, a rival to Ky, is fired by the ruling military directorate. Downtown Da Nang shuts for five hours amid protests by Thi supporters, while U.S. Marines observe to prevent clashes. Vietnamese officials seek social reforms with U.S. aid after meetings in Honolulu.
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Nguyen Chanh Thing
Thi
da Nang
Saigon
da Mane
TPS
Jn Ine
Ngo Dinh Diem
Seera Nang
Johnson and
Honolulu
Francis Keppel
U.S
Education
William H. Stewart
Douglass Caternapeelal
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston
Bank robbers hit Pittsburgh National Bank branch in Hampton Township
An unidentified man and woman robbed the suburban Hampton Township Pittsburgh National Bank branch shortly after opening. A bank employee said the pair, armed with revolvers, took about $400 from cash drawers. Police reported they fled in a car, with one or two others possibly in the vehicle.
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Pieiskungh
Hampton Township
Pittsburgh National Bank
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U. S
Agena
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Columbus
Warren High
Jett Jackson
Corry Area
Zogle Lumber
Rev
Frank
DePolo
Washington, Pa
East Main St
Empress
Barney
Cantor Street
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