Union City Girl Killed In High Speed Crash Here
A 21 year old Union City woman Susan C Edwards was killed in a crash on East Columbus Avenue when a car went end over end at high speed. Passenger Ray Skip Griswold 23 was injured, and Robert Roden 24 escaped with cuts and possible rib injuries. The crash caused steering failure indicated by ball joint damage and tire rod collapse. Miss Edwards died on arrival at Corry Memorial Hospital. Griswold listed fair, Roden satisfactory. Funeral arrangements handled by Musser Funeral Home.
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Union City
East Columbus Avenue
Susan C. Edwards
Ray
Skip” Griswold
Columbus
Robert Roden
Snyder
Julius
Gus
Wotus
Miss. Edwards
Griswold
Roden
Miss Edwards
Corry
Russell Road
Corry Memorial Hospital
Griswo
Allies Brace for Major North Vietnam Attacks on Ho Chi Minh Day
In Saigon and across South Vietnam U S troops report heavy fighting with Marine and Army units engaging near Da Nang Khe Sanh Tam Ky and Qui Nhon. Authorities warn of a broad enemy offensive planned for Ho Chi Minh's birthday with substantial casualties reported on both sides.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Khe Sanh
da Nang
Tam Ky
U.S. Americal Division
11Th Light Infantry Brigade
Qui Nhon
Song Catt
Ninh Hoa
U.S. Command
Dong Hoi
North Vietnam
North
Radio Station Owner Fined for Transmitter Overrange
Mrs Olivia T Rennekamp owner of WOTR in Corry fined $1000 by FCC for allowing transmitter to operate over a range from 38 to 100 percent. Corry and Oil City stations also fined $6000 in total.
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Olivia T. Rennekamp
WOTR
Corry
Lake Groups Initiate Weed Study for Clean Lakes
The Chautauqua and Findley Lake Associations seek federal funding exceeding 250000 to study weed and algae growth, using scientists and institutions to assess lake degradation. The project aims to reduce distortions in lake biota and help nationwide understanding of lake decline. Separately the FCC fined WKRZ Inc and WDJR FM Oil City a total of 5000 for violations including missing data, equipment records, and irregular maintenance observed during May 1967 inspections.
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Chautauqua and
Findley
Lake Association
France in Crisis as Student Labor Revolt Shuts Services
Paris and other cities face a transport collapse and crippled state services as student and labor protests widen. President de Gaulle rushes to Paris from Rome to monitor events, while Air France cancels flights and postal workers strike across major centers.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Ministry of Information
Air France
le Havre
Rouen
le Figaro
Figaro
Press Federation
Thieu Names Tran Van Huong Premier As Cabinet Resigns
President Thieu announced ex teacher Tran Van Huong, 64, as South Vietnam's new premier nine hours after Premier Nguyen Van Loc resigned. The move aims to avert a government crisis and affect Paris peace talks, while tensions between Thieu and Vice President Ky, who opposes compromise, remain unresolved. Huong has twice served as mayor of Saigon and is from Vinh Long in the Mekong delta.
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Saigon
Nguyen van" Thien
Tran van Huong
South Vietnam
Thiey
Nguyen van Loc
Paris
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Lee
Huong
Nham Trang
Vinh Long
Mekong Delta
Loe
Theiu
New Premier Named Clouds Talks In Saigon Crisis
South Vietnam faced a government shakeup as Premier Nguyen Van Loc and his cabinet resigned in Saigon. U S officials offered no comment while diplomats privately blamed internal politics. North Vietnam expected to exploit Saigon instability, complicating Paris peace talks with Hariman and Thuy.
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Paris
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Loc
United States
W. ‘Averell Hariman
Xuan Thuy
Journal Staffer Wins Writing Photo Awards
Journal city editor William S. Eaton will receive two Keystone Press Awards at Penn State's Nittany Lion Inn for a local government news story and a news feature photo. His winning story is 1964 Bombshell: Teacher Pay and Unionization Trend, and his photo titled Instant Spring shows mist over the Sparta Dam.
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Carry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Keystone Press
Nittany Lion Inn
PSU
William S. Eaton
Journal City
Eaton
Sparta Dam
Detectives recover 22 of 52 stolen typewriters
Jamestown detectives recovered 22 of 52 typewriters and other office equipment stolen from Office Machines and Equipment Co. Detectives found 14 machines in a vacant garage and nine more in another vacant garage nearby. Witnesses reported seeing machines carried into the buildings.
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Jamestown
Office Machines and Equipment Co
Richard Beam
Ream
Hoover Says Black Militants Threat To National Security
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified before a House panel that militant black nationalist groups and the new left threaten U S security. He cited SNCC Black Muslims and the Revolutionary Action Movement and warned of gun stockpiles amid inflammatory rhetoric. He urged a $207.5 million budget and noted dwindling Klan membership but many sympathizers.
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Hoover
Washington
FBI
J.edgar"hoover
New Left
Congress
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Black Muslims
Revolutionary Action Movement
Students For A
House Appropriations
Stokely Car
Michael H.rapp Brown
James Forman
Ku Klux Klan
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
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Rth Fay
Union City Girl
Journal
Johnston
Commie
FCC
Oil Cuy
Federal Communications Commission
Wkrz, Inc
WDJR
Oil City
Rennekamp
Kenneth
WKRZ
Romania
S. Viet
Cyrus Vance
U. S
Averell Harriman
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