Peiffer Resigns As DA Aide Amid Rumors
District Attorney Lindley Clelland announced William Peiffer of Corry remains DA aide. Peiffer denied resignation rumors saying no talks with McClelland yesterday and that the issue is unclear if a resignation occurred. Journal notes ongoing speculation about other assistants and political shifts since McClelland took office.
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Lindley Aonaene Clelland
Ora
William Peiffer
Corry
Peiffer
Weapen
McClelland
Atty
Andrew Nowak
Edward Carney
Elmer Evans
Thomas Barber
Carney
Ture
Lost H Bomb Found After Deep Sea Search Near Spain
U S Navy divers using the Alvin plan to lift an intact 16 ton nuclear device from 2 500 feet deep off Palomares Spain after it was dropped from a B 52 during a January 17 incident. The recovery aims to prevent leakage and ends a costly effort that saved four of eleven crewmen with three bombs recovered previously on shore.
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Palomares Beach
Spain
William Free
Alvin
Xemitae
U.S
Pope relaxes rules on mixed marriages in Vatican document
Vatican releases Latin decree addressing mixed marriages between Catholics and non Catholics. It outlines how non Catholic partners are treated and discusses practical matters affecting conscience. The document from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith signals changes in how weddings may be conducted and supported within Catholic law.
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Vatican City
Rogan Cabs
Church of England
Paul
Aero
Vatican
Catho
Waterhouse to Step Down as GOP Chair After 26 Years
W. Waterhouse, longtime Corry area Republican chairman, told a gathering of 31 party officials that a new chairman should be found after the primaries. He recalled 26 years of service and GOP gains, and urged candidates to begin exploring successors for the two year post. The meeting also addressed registration efforts and other business, including upcoming primaries.
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Av. W. Waterhouse
Corry Area
Waterhouse
Robert Galpeath
Wife Divorces Don Knotts in Los Angeles
Kathryn Knotts won a divorce from Don Knotts in Los Angeles on Thursday. She testified that the comedian, 41, stayed out at night and sometimes went for two or three days, describing behavior that made her nervous and upset.
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Los Angeles
Kathryn Knotts
Don Knotts
Steve Allen
Plane Hits Near Houses Man Killed
Mount Clemens Michigan AP report says an Air Force BST jet bomber failed to take off on soggy ground, skidded and burst into flames near frame houses on a suburban road. Navigator 1st Lt Earl Boggs Oklahoma died. captain-pilot seriously injured. Bodys identified. Widow Betty J. survives.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Jee Afb
Newburgh
Myer
Earl Boggs
Okla
Betty J
Stolen Jeep Used in Theft and Recovery near Canadohta Lake
Two Union City youths used a stolen Jeep with a snowplow blade to damage a stolen Volkswagen by about 580 dollars near Canadohta Lake. Trooper Edward Pass, aided by a passing motorist who gave them a ride, detained the boys at their home. The Volkswagen had been stolen from Leg Campbell of Union City the prior Saturday night. The suspects buried the wheels in mud, abandoned the car and Jeep, and were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Union City
Canadohta Lake
Edward Pass
Corry
Aan Ateey
Morris Shreve
Centerville
Slice
Volkswagen
Honest Corryite St Patrick Smile On Buffalo Man
Police report a brown leather billfold found by Mrs Harold Bensink of Corry on Maple avenue near East Smith street containing credit cards blank checks and a $50 bill. The cards bear the name W W Morris of Buffalo suggesting the wallet belonged to him and the finder may have prevented a loss.
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Trish
Corry
Yestreay
Tonyage
Harold Bensink
Pathologist Edward Bell Krumbhadr Dies in Flourtown
Dr. Edward Bell Krumbhadr, 4, noted pathologist, medical historian, writer and educator, died Wednesday in Flourtown Pennsylvania. The longtime physician contributed to medical literature and teaching prior to his passing.
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Flourtown
Edward Bell ‘Krumbhadr
Wed‘neaday
Gemini 8 mission drama spares crew after tumbling orbit
Honolulu reports reveal Gemini 8 entered an uncontrolled roll after docking with an Agena. Armstrong and Scott regained control, splashed down safely in the Pacific, were rescued by a destroyer off Okinawa, and then flown to Hawaii for examination. They faced only seasickness and planned to proceed to Cape Kennedy for debriefings.
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Aeral
Okinawa
Poeta
Interet
Jara
White
Arm
Agena
Pacific Ocean
Leonard F. Mason
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
Hawaii
Henry S. Persons
Pacific Recovery Force
Armstrong
Scott
Hickam
Tripler Army Hospital
Frank Borman
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Navy
Borman
Pearl
U.S
Naha
National Aeronautics and Car Eeu
Tenbon
Columbus Opens Spring Grass Fire Season at Huff Farm
Columbus firemen answered a grass fire call to the Jesse Huff farm on Spring Creek road as springs began. A backfiring car sparked flames that burned about a half acre until 16 trucks and 12 men, aided by water from Indian tanks and brooms, extinguished the blaze after about an hour.
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Columbus
Jesse Huff
Spring Creek Road
Firei Company
Herbert Huff
Aleera
Huffs
Viet Cong toll rises as U S pushes in Vietnam jungles
US forces push deeper into jungles around Saigon amid heavy air and artillery strikes. A huge stock of abandoned radio equipment is found. On day 11 of Operation Silver City, 335 enemy dead are reported, with 11 VC killed and 14 captured in the Honolulu operation. Casualties include 281 American and 131 South Vietnamese killed. US and allied forces claim 2,559 US combat deaths since Jan 1, 1961, with 12,076 wounded.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
D Zone
25Th
Pee Rea
Hawaii
Honolulu
Bai
Tuy Hoa
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
Laos
Tuan Tuong
Phong Dien
Hue
Washington
Defense Department
William C. Westmoreland
Two Fedorchuk brothers jailed in Warren County burglary case
A Warren County Pennsylvania case charges Frank Fedorchuk and his brother Metro Fedorchuk with a series of camp burglaries. Frank, 25, was jailed after a hearing before Peace Justice Fred Berry. Metro, 30, who had been living in New York, was picked up in Chautauqua County after a fugitive warrant and extradition waiver.
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Warren
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Pennsylvania
Mead Run
Hegerty
Frank Fedorchuk
Fred Berry
Warren County
Metro Fedorchuk
Autauqua County
Jabo
Mayville
Arlie Wilson
James Newberry
Chautauqua—County
Chautauqua
Edwin G. O'Connor
Lost 1961 Corry heiress robbed again in Atlantic City
Theresa McSweeney, famed Corry native once worth 5.6 million after a 1961 stock theft, was robbed at her Atlantic City home. Four white men with a gun searched the house, broke a bedroom safe, and fled after about an hour. Police say the amount stolen remains undisclosed while insurers investigate.
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Vet Ig Atill
Atlantic City
Mr& McSweeney
Ron
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