Four Injured in $3,000 Corry-Clymer Road Crash
Two New York families in opposite directions collided on Corry-Clymer road causing four injured and one more treated at scene. Charles Sibble and Carlyle Dempsey were brought to Corry Memorial Hospital with cuts, bruises, and a fractured arm among others.
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New York State
Corry-Clymer Road
Plase
Ets Ee ‘Ater Company
Parm
Charles Sibble
Math N. Yy
Carlyle Dempsey
Tonewanda
Ie Ae
Charles Corry
Sibble
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Dorthy
Michalle
James
Dempsey
Fire erupts on Route 6 car left by motorist
Two free trunks and eight men responded to a 2 88 p.m. call after a motorist reported a burning car near Warners pay a tire on Route 6. Engine 3 and the Emergency Truck battled flames, using 300 gallons of water to quell the blaze. The owner Michael Firestone of Booth Second Avenue said the car developed a defect and was left on the berm when it wouldn’t run. The blaze was spotted just before 5 p.m. by the reporting motorist.
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No. 1
Warners
Jérome Davis
Michael Firestone
MM Booth
Second Avenue
Firestone
Los
Davis
Peking Radio Chief Praises U S Antiwar Solidarity
Liao Cheng-chih of the China Daily bureau in Peking said at a rally that U S antiwar protests show America moving forward and align with the Vietnamese cause. He linked U S unrest to recent Watts riots in Los Angeles as proof of U S fault lines and urged continued support for the Vietnamese struggle.
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Watts
Los Angeles
United States
America
Perhaal
S Ie Ipter
Peking
Liao Cheng-chih
Ea A
China Tee
U. S
Liao
North
Bears mother welcomes newborn after wartime loss
Butler, Fa Mary Lane, mother of three, learned at 7 am Friday of her husband Sgt Allen Lane's death in Vietnam. Nineteen hours later she delivered a premature baby girl at 2:30 pm Saturday. The family notes the husband served one year in the army and went to Vietnam last September.
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Butler
Rita
Lane
Buller
Viet Nam
Allen
Hiibata
Bik Diath
Lane Win
Vietnam
Se Soe
FBI arrests 13 Klansmen in slaying of civil rights worker
FBI agents arrested 13 Mississippi Klansmen and sought a 14th in connection with the January 10 firebomb slaying of Vernon Dahmer, a civil rights worker. Dahmer died from burns after returning fire. the suspects, all White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, were charged with civil rights violations.
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FBI
Hattiesburg, Miss
Mississippi
Houston
Tex
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Mississippi Klan
Laurel
Miss
Vernon F. Dahmer
Dahmer
J. Edgar Hoover
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Ags
Jahmer
Forrest County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Peole
Gresome
Carald Sager
Bro
Forrest
Kidnappers Take Goldman Son in Miami Ransom Demands
A short, stocky gunman invaded the home of contractor Aaron Goldman and his wife in Miami, tied and gagged them, and forced their teenage son Daniel to accompany him. He demanded 25 000 dollars cash with a 6 am deadline, then fled in the Goldmans’ car as police were alerted.
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Miami
Fla
Fashpale
Aaron Goldman
Daniel
Eri
Pier Ae
Goldman
Telescopes bundle heads for space orbit from Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The space agency launches the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO aboard an Atlas Agena with a bundle of telescopes to study stellar objects above Earth's atmosphere. If successful the mission could mark a major advance in astronomy and the heaviest U S scientific payload in space. The Atlas Centaur test is set for Tuesday with double ignition planned to push more missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
OAO
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
United States
Surveyor
Centaur
Mariner
New City Real Estate Transfer Tax Produces Early Revenue
The city’s 1 percent real estate transfer tax has started paying off with $773 collected since February 1. February yielded $278.99 and March $404.50, based on $77,289 in February and March real estate sales. Mayor Peiffer expects higher summer volumes as activity rises.
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William A. Peiffer
the Recorder of Deeds
Peiffer
Peive
India’s Gandhi Visits U S for Broad Talks with Johnson
President Johnson greeted Indira Gandhi as a good and gracious friend and pledged U S backing as she works to address India’s economic and social problems. The two leaders planned talks on peace, Pakistan relations, and closer understanding between nations during her Washington visit.
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Washington
Johnson
India
Indira Gandhi
United States
White House
Wiretapping Issue Dies Not For Good in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House special committee paused its wiretapping probe of State Police Commissioner E Wilson Purdy and three aides though the issue remains alive. A meeting is planned to discuss contempt citations for Purdy and aides who did not attend a hearing. Governors Scranton ban on testimony is noted and a Senate subcommittee in Washington weighs adding the PA case to its agenda.
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Harrisburg
House
E. Wilson Purdy
Scranton
Washington
U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
State House Committee
Purdy
Baer
Sparta Borough Bans Junked Cars Under New Ordinance
Sparta Borough supervisors approve an ordinance banning outside storage of unlicensed or junked vehicles, declaring them health hazards. Violations carry a $10 to $25 fine or up to five days in jail, with five days notice allowed for removal by the borough.
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Spartansburg
Lafayette College Increases Tuition For Full Time Students
Easton Pa September 1987 Lafayette College announced a tuition hike from 1600 to 1850 dollars per year for full time students starting September.
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Easton
Lafayette College
UFO Sightings Reported Across Ohio Wisconsin and Michigan
Detroit AP notes a spate of UFO reports extending from southern Michigan into Ohio and Wisconsin. Witnesses describe flashing lights near Green Bay and near Toledo and Dayton while officials discuss noncommittal explanations and Project Blue Book activity at Wright Patterson.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Thumb
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
Wis
Toledo
Dayton
Northwestern University
R. D. Landversicht
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Wright Patterson
Project Blue Book
Hector Quintanilla
Surrounded by Republicans Vig orito meets chamber leaders
Joseph Y vigorito representative of the 24th District in Washington sits with local Chamber of Commerce leaders at Hotel Corry after a two hour post office session talking to local.people The luncheon at the hotel was arranged by Chamber president Robert Bracken with 15 members in frame and other staff listed The group discuss issues including the compensation program minimum wage bill and college tax deduction bill
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Teft
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
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Ces
Robert Bracken
Bracken
A. Long
Joseph Schleicher
Rep
Vigorito
Ronald Willmaun
Lloyd Stowe
Fred Scherser
Gramber
Organ
McMichael
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