Two Union City Teens Die in House Fire
A Union City house fire killed two teenage boys, Richard Dingle 16 and Norman Dingle 13, as State Police Fire Marshal investigates origin. Fire earliest 1 30 am, home 2 story frame structure, 30 firefighters battled flames, damage estimated 5000 dollars, third son David 17 absent.
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Union City
Wontenay
Richard
Norman
Russell Anderson
Dingles
William Zimmerman
Dingle
David
Dominican Civil War Rage Continues Amid Ceasefire
Heavy fighting persisted in Santo Domingo despite a ceasefire in the Dominican civil war. Rebels admit lack of full control over armed factions, while U.S. Marines suffer casualties near the embassy. Tass accuses U.S. of aggression and an emergency UN Security Council meeting is sought. An OAS mission prepares to fly in.
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Santo
Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan D. Bosch
U. S
Defense Department
Washington
Amecan
Tass
Soviet Union
U.N. Securiy Council
U.S
U.S. State Department
W.taptoy Bennett
Johnson
Moscow
United States
United Nations Security Council
Class
U.S.A
U S Banks On OAS To Keep Cease Fire In Dominican Republic
President Johnson urged the Organization of American States to enforce a cease-fire in the Dominican Republic and to spearhead a path to constitutional government. An OAS peace team was planned to fly to Santo Domingo as rebels and the ruling junta agreed to submit the dispute to OAS arbitration.
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Bennett
Organization of American States Commissi
OAS
Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Bennett Isald
United States
Organization of American States
Jillery
Caribbean
U.S
W. Tapley Bennett
Santo Domingo
Juan Bosch
Domin
Icans
Two Hurt In Centerville Borough Crash
A two vehicle collision in Centerville Borough sent Ronald Schenberg of Hyde Town and Ralph Himebaugh of Centerville to Titusville Hospital for observation and treatment of facial injuries. Schenberg tried to pass a truck driven by Himebaugh on Route within Centerville, clipping the truck and sending both vehicles off the road into a tree. Schenberg sustained facial lacerations and his car was destroyed.
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Titusville Hospital
Ronald Schenberg
Hyde Town
Ralph Himebaugh
Centerville
Paul Sita
Corry
Red China weapons found near Saigon amid May Day fears
A large cache of captured Viet Cong arms including precision flame throwers and East German heavy machine guns, allegedly from Communist China, was announced by the Vietnam Army. The operation, near Saigon, killed 152 Viet Cong and captured 35, with 60 guerrillas killed by helicopter fire while attempting to swim a river. Civilians fled to government areas as air strikes continued.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
China
U.S
Vietnamese Christian Confederation of Labor
Tragedy at House: Two Boys Die in Asphyxiation Fire
Richard 16 and Norman 13 died of asphyxiation in their second floor bedroom before firefighters arrived. Firemen were later called back to extinguish a rekindled small blaze in the house.
Autopsy details in Union City murder case
Autopsy at Hamot Hospital Erie shows Hazel Rui fess killed by seven to eight hammer blows to the head. Ronald Hamerick 26 of Centerville held on murder charges with possible added counts, arraignment planned May 8. Sharon Kurfess 17 survived an attempted assault and identified Hamerick as attacker.
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Hazel Rui Fess
Union City
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Ronald Hamerick
Centerville
Erie County
Justice of the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Beaverdam
Corry Barracks
Hamnerick
Ed Pass
John Hornick
Sharon Kurfess
Union City Area High School
Hamerick
Hier
Grant Street
Sharon
Han
Seta
Ab Sidomen
Glenn Funeral Home
Kurfess
Red China calls for allies to aid in Viet Nam fight
Peking hosted May Day celebrations with foreign delegates urging unity against U S imperialism. Premier Chou Enlai pressed a global mass movement to force U S withdrawal from Viet Nam and Taiwan, with delegations from seven countries attending.
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Red China
Viet Nam
Tokyo
China
Peking
U.S
Chou Enlai
New China
Indochina
Chow
Liu Ning-yi
All-China Federation of Trade Unions
Liu
Taiwan
Kojo Botsio
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
North Viet Nam
Fire levels home of two ex Corryites
A two story dwelling on the Union City Wattsburg road building near Wattsburg was destroyed by fire leaving two rural families homeless. No injuries were reported and fire crews finished extinguishing the blaze. The Red Cross and Salvation Army planned aid while investigators probed the cause.
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Corry
Union City
Wattsburg
Shirley Wendt
Joyce Green
Thomas Pugh
Greeny
C. V. Myer
Graham
Kind Waitress Receives $15,000 Tip From Dining Patron
Warwick AP report notes Mrs. Joseph A. Whitaker 39, praised as kind and courteous, receiving a $15,000 bequest from Harl C. Mackay, a retired laundry supervisor who dined often at the Father & Son Restaurant where she works.
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Hugo
Skateboard ban spreads amid traffic and injury worries
Chattanooga traffic chief Lamar Boyd warns against skating on roadways and similar devices to curb injuries and hazards. The warning comes as boards, described as two foot planks on four wheels, appear across counties including Florida’s Jacksonville where confiscations have begun.
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New York
Chattanooga
Lamar Boyd
Tennessee
Skateboarder Killed By Car In New York
A 3 year old, Claris Carter, died after darting onto a skateboard into the path of a speeding police car near Central Park. The bomb scare it followed was unfounded. Officials warn parents to curb youth skateboarding amid city and state restrictions.
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New York
Clarissa Carter
West 5Th Street
Central Park
Greater New York Safety Council
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