Bombers Hit Dong Ap Bia Ahead of Paratrooper Push
AP reports six U S B52 bombers struck North Vietnamese troops bunkers and gun positions near Dong Ap Bia mountain on the Vietnam frontier as American paratroopers assault the area for more than a week.
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Saigon
Strategic Air Command
Dong Ap Bia
A Shau
U.S
America
Associated Press
Jay Sharbutt
101St Airborne Division
Weldon Honeycutt
Columbus
Charlie
Nine Hurt In Weekend Of Car Crashes
A two year old from Eastman's trailer court was struck by a backing car driven by 17 year old Larry Eastman. He was among nine hurt in area crashes. a separate hit and run damaged two mailboxes. One-car crash near Cambridge Springs injured four. two people admitted after hospital.
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Eastman
Corry- Spring Creek
Sheila
John Silka
Corry
Larry Eastman
Corry Memorial Hospital
R.D. 4
Union City
Thomas R. Strayko
Andy Ranyak
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Philles
Marvin Richardson
Union City Memorial
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Hospital Revenue Agents Must Prove Competence
About sixty state hospital revenue agents will must prove their competence after a probe into poor handling and possible mishandling of funds at institutions. The review was ordered in February and is being carried out by state officials.
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Harrisburg
Justice Department
Investigatons
Zechman
West
Western State School
Vanonsburg
State Revenue
Warner M. Depuy
Civil Service
Ashland
Hazleton
Philipsburg
Nanticoke
Investigate Two Larceny Cases by Police
Police Chief Frank Carnegie reports two larceny cases investigated today. Both incidents occurred on Maple Avenue within a block of each other and involved small cash losses from residences on the second floors. One theft totaled about $60 from a china bank. the other about $15 from a dish in a bookcase.
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Frank Carnegie
Maple Avenue
Carnegie
China Bank
Sinclairville Twister Destroys Half Town and Injures One
A tornado struck Sinclairville New York Saturday evening, leveling half the town. Authorities report 1 minor injury, 10 homes and 1 business damaged, plus vehicles and trailers wrecked. The Weather Bureau calls it a likely tornado as volunteers mend the wreckage.
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Sinclairsville
York Pamlet
Pina
U.S. Weather Bureau
Buffalo
Sinclairville
W.C
Spartansburg Mayoral Race Sets Up Borough Primary
Spartansburg voters head to a Tuesday primary with four GOP hopefuls for three council seats William E Scouten Jr Terrance L Fisher Carlos L Shambaugh and Laurence A Scouten. Democrats field Cameron A Blakeslee Thomas L Eastman William S Harrisonar for three vacancies. one Republican Robert G Nichols appears. Roland T Putnam seeks re election as mayor.
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Spartansburg
GOP
William E. Scouten Jr
Terrance L. Fisher
Carlos L. Shambaugh
Laurence A. Scouten
Sparta
Marion W. Alsdorf
Herbert H. Mbst
Robert G Nichols
Roland T. Putnam
Louise M. Fisher
H. Richard Hays
Pauline B. Berkey
Helen Reat
Mildred K. Eastman
Marlott Most
Helen F. Montoro
Mary B. Torrey
Ann Louise Wagner
First Visit To Corry Ends With Traffic Mishap
Roger A Kriegbaum of Dayton Ohio visited Corry for the first time and ran a red light on South Center street striking a police cruiser driven by Warren Reynolds and Richard Farley. The patrol car sustained $150 damage while Kriegbaum’s car was $350. Kriegbaum paid a $5 fine and $5 costs after Alderman Merle Ottaway ordered the payment.
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Roger A. Kriegbaum
Dayton
Ohio
Corry
Roger
South Center Street
City
Warren Reynolds
Richard Farley
Kriegbaum
South Center
South Street
Reynolds
Farley
Merle Ottaway
Apollo 10 Lights Up Moon Mission With Minor Glitches
Apollo 10 moved toward its moon destination with two complaints from the crew a dull thud interrupting sleep and water chlorine burning mouths. The astronauts reported a great night's sleep despite periodic rocket bursts and minor noise concerns about fuel use as they awoke with all three men saying they felt great.
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Air Force
Thomas
Stafford
Navy
Eugene Cernan
Spacecraft Live Color View From Apollo 10 Earth
Apollo 10 astronauts Thom Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan aired the first live full color view of Earth from 407000 miles away. They streamed three broadcasts totaling 72 minutes including two Earth specials and described water chlorine issues aboard.
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Earth
Space Center
Houston
Outer
Moon
Apollo 10
Thom
P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A.cosman
Space
Spacemen
Mission Control
Wolfson Says Fortas Advised Him On Action
Louis E. Wolfson told FBI agents in Florida that former Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas advised him that his stock manipulation indictment rested on legal technicalities. Life magazine reported ties between Fortas and Wolfson led to Fortas resigning from the court.
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NEW York
Louis E. Wolfson
FBI
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Life Magazine
Life
Fortas
Wolfson
Portas
Wolfson Family Foundation
Washington
Justice Department
Earl Warren
Foundation
Two statewide ballot issues loom in Pennsylvania primaries
Pennsylvania faces only two statewide contests on the upcoming ballot a Supreme Court primary between Thomas W. Pomeroy the incumbent and Louis J. Manderino and a state representative district race pitting T T Metzger against John P Murtha. Democrats question party control while Republicans view the primaries as a kickoff for a Pittsburgh revival as mayoral races also unfold in 25 cities.
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Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Pomeroy
Louis J. Manderino
T.T. Metzger
John P. Murtha
Edward W. McNally
Democratic Party
Albert E. Abrahams
Tabor
Pittsburgh
Erie
Scranton
Bethlehem
Allentown
Lancaster
New Constitutional Party
Manderino
Democratic Supreme Court
Shafer
Michael A. Musmalino
Pomeroy
Duquesne Law
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