Three Teens Die in Jamestown Lakewood Wreck Near Busti
Jamestown and Lakewood youths died in a one car crash near Busti at 11 last night. Driver Larry Sheline 18 Jamestown and J Bruce Andree 17 Lakewood and Margaret Jad erlund 18 Jamestown were killed. Bonnie Berglund 17 Jamestown was hospitalized in serious condition with a broken leg and bruises. The car left Baker street extension westbound hit berm posts rolled over several times and came to rest on its wheels 524 feet from the road. Investigation continued. cause not yet determined.
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Jamestown
Lakewood
N. Y
Busti
Jamestown General Hospital
Larry Sheline
J. Bruce Andree
Margaret L. Jaderlund
Andree
Sheline
Quattrone
Annexation Debate Grows in Wayne Township
Interest in annexation increases as residents split. A legal advertisement announced a petition circulation after June 15 asking residents in the Corry border area to express views on joining the township. Early confusion sparked declarations for and against the proposal and reports of errors.
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Wayne Township
Corry
Uneasy Watts youths rock throwers raid South Los Angeles
Groups of rock throwing juveniles wandered Watts as residents awaited the Deadwyler inquest. A white newspaper vendor, Edward Neeley, was injured, reportedly beaten and shot at while fleeing. Police dispersed gangs after a demonstration and curfew was enforced.
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Los Angeles
Edward Neeley
Neeley
Watts
103Rd Street
Park
Deadwyler
Los Angeles Civic Center
Noa
Inauguration of Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek was inaugurated for his fourth six year term as president of Nationalist China at Taipei City Hall. Premier Yen Ken-ping, aged 60, was installed as vice president.
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Formosa
Kai-shek
Ftaase
Nationalist China
Taipei City Hall
K. C. Yen
One-Car Crash Injures Three Near Union City
An early morning crash on the Centerville Townville road sent three youths to hospital. Sarah Coatam 18, Ruth Gwin 15, and Edward Allen 19 suffered multiple injuries after a westbound car left the road, rolled down a creek embankment, and struck the opposite bank. Coatam was moved to Hamot in Erie. Damages were estimated at 200 dollars.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Sarah Coatoam
R. D
Union City
Ruth Gwin
Edward Allen
Centerville
Coatoam
Hamot
Erie
Charles Toth
Corry
Allen
Centerville- Townville
John W. Watson
Union City Hospital
Toth
Pay Phones Target For Robbers
A two week series of pay phone coin box robberies reports a third incident to Corry State Police. Between 9 30 p m Wednesday and yesterday afternoon a coin box was pried from a Hydetown booth and a complete unit taken from a Spartansburg booth. The Hydetown box contained an undetermined amount of change and was found on the booth floor.
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Corry
Hydetown
Spartansburg
Joseph Basile
Congress Presses Reexamination of Draft System
Congressional critics urge a full reexamination of the US draft amid charges of inconsistency and inequity. Two House resolutions seek special investigating committees, while Senator Nelson calls for a presidential commission to review draft inequities. McNamara opposes substituting Peace Corps or similar service for the military. Hershey questions replacing duty with other service.
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House
Senate
Gaylord “Nelson
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Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Montreal
United States
Peace Corps
Congress
Dallas
Tex
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Texas
Plans for second glaucoma clinic in Erie County
The Erie County Health Department met at East Smith Street to advance plans for a second glaucoma clinic. The event, now scheduled for June 7 at Corry Memorial Hospital, was previously set for June 1 and 2. Attendees include Miss M Agnes Lynch, Ray Bigger, a University of Michigan student, Dr Dorothy Huskey, and Gerald Farmer of the Health Department.
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Erie County Health Department
East Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
M. Agnes Lynch
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Ray Bigger
University of Michigan
County Health Department
Dorothy Huskey
Department of Public Health
Gerald Farmer
Eye clinic to screen glaucoma in Corry June
The Slate Eye Clinic will hold two sessions at Corry Memorial Hospital in June to detect glaucoma signs in residents over 40 and advise on prevention. An Erie ophthalmologist will perform exams and guide next steps for those testing positive. Last year Corry hosted the trials with 52 turned away. nearly 40 have signed up for the upcoming clinic.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie
Keppel Tiffany
Erie County Health Office
Medicare Handbooks Detail Senior Benefits and Enrollment
Government printing on a green handbook explains Medicare coverage starting July 1 for hospital and medical services. It outlines hospital insurance, nursing home and home care benefits, and outpatient costs, plus a voluntary medical plan for 65 plus with a $60 deductible and 80 percent coverage.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Bandit Loses Clothes and Loot in Looting Incident
A bandit fled in his underwear after leaving behind two pairs of slacks a paper sack and more than 1000 dollars stolen from Ma fina Savings and Loan. Officers recovered the clothing and the sack as a passerby alerted police.
Fine Youth 500 Fine For Bomb Scare At Virginia High
A 14 year old freshman admitted writing the false bomb note at Virginia High School triggering a city wide search. Judge Robert Davis ordered him to pay 500 dollars to the city through after school and weekend work with indefinite probation. No parental funds may be used. The incident caused evacuation of all 1000 students and involved scores of firemen and police. The White House invites over 2000 attendees to the June 12 civil rights conference.
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Bhusran
Virginia High School
Robert Davis
Kidnapped Peggy Ann Outsmarts Captor In Mountain Holdout
Peggy Ann Brodnick, 17, hid her reactions to the captor William Diller Hollenbaugh in the Tuscarora Mountains to keep him unsure of her responses. Hollenbaugh was shot and killed while attempting to escape after abducting her as she walked home with siblings. The manhunt began May 10, with Peggy confined for a week as authorities closed in.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Pennsylvania
Vances
William Diller Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann
J. T. Lorentz
Fulton County Medical Center
Hollenbaugh
FBI
Tuscarora Mountains
Peggy Ae
Page Siz
Buddhists Riots Renew Pressure Over Viet Nam Crisis
A thousand demonstrators in Saigon smashed windows and stoned police as Buddhists pressed for Ky's ouster and U.S. intervention. In Da Nang monks pressed Lt Gen Lewis Walt to withdraw 2500 Marines, threatening action if denied. Fighting continued around Da Nang and pagoda areas as the government kept rebels bottled up.
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U.S
da Nang
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Buddhist Institute
Lewis W. Walt
Walt
Pee
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