Light turnout for second draft deferment exam
About 250 000 students were expected to take the second session of the draft deferment quiz but turnout was light across the nation. Lt Gen Lewis Hershey said few collegians will be drafted unless quotas jump. Some campuses reported near total attendance while others showed low participation and minor protests. Final tests set for June 3 and 14.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Puerto Rico
Panama Canal Zone
Hershey
Selective Service
Dallas
Tex
James C. Windsor
Christopher Newport College
Newport News
Windsor
South Viet Nam
Associated Press
Millikin University
Decatur
Virginia Tech
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
University of Washington
University of Missouri At
Virginia Union University
Richmond
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Southern Methodist University
Stanford University
California
Oberlin College
Ohio
St. Vincent's College
Pennsylvania
SMU
Skydiver Loses $1,200 From 5 Miles Up
Detroit AP report notes a skydiver loses 1200 dollars after a jump from five miles. Details of cause and recovery were not fully disclosed in the readable text.
New Book Arrivals at Corry Public Library
The Corry Public Library announces arrival of two new orders for children and adults. I Can Read titles include No Fight ing No Biting Harry and the Lady Next Door and The Case of the Cats Meow. New adult and young adult selections feature The Detective The Embezzler Highland Masquerade and The Crystal World. Biography and nature titles like The Courage of the Morning and Ash Road appear alongside Portrait of Carnegie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harry
Thorp
Auchincloss
Lucy
Chapman
Elgin
Raita
Capps
Crystal World
Ballard
Ash Road
Southall
Tom Mahoney
Davies
Carnegie Hall
Crom
America
Betty L. Thomp
Feldt to retire as corporate VP after 25 years at ASC
Feldt who has headed the Raymond division for 25 years will remain in Corry as corporate vice president until his retirement in October. He joined ASC in 1920 and held multiple manufacturing posts before becoming factory manager in 1928 and general manager in 1941.
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Carlyle F
ASC
Bristol
Raymond
Bailey
Corry Feldt
East Pleasant Street
Ames, Drug
Bracken Named President of Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Charles H. Bracken of Marine National Bank Erie was elected president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association at its Atlantic City convention. He succeeds John J. Balles of Mellon Bank. Bracken, a Wharton graduate, began his career in 1948 at Citizens National Bank of Corry.
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Atlantic City
Charles H. Bracken
Marine National Bank
Erie
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
John J. Balles
Mellon National Bank and Trust Company
Pittsburgh
PBA
Bracken
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Citizens National Bank of Corry
War at Danang Injures Journalists and Hostages
Allied reporters describe a firefight near a pagoda in Danang where bullets and a rebel grenade wounded journalist Tim Page and another writer. A Vietnamese civilian guided them to safety as Marines evacuated the injured.
Kidnaper Used Girl In Burglary Near Shade Gap Pa
William D Hollenbaugh forced Peggy Ann Brodnick to help burglarize the Theodore McKenzie residence in Fulton County two miles south of his mountain cabin and to carry looted items. The loot included a .32 caliber pistol binoculars clothing and food. Peggy escaped after a gun battle in Burnt Cabins. Hollenbaugh abducted Peggy at gunpoint May 11 and killed FBI agent Terry Ray Anderson and wounded Deputy Sheriff Francis Sharp during the pursuit. Items were buried in the woods and searches found no decisive leads. Police seek caves used by Hollenbaugh and note no link established to Kathy Shea disappearance.
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Shade Gap
William D. Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann Brodnick
Edward P. Mitarnowsiei
Mitarnowski
Hollenbaugh
Francis Sharp
Burnt Cabins
Peggy
FBI
Terry Ray Anderson
Sharp
McKenzie
Severe Thunderstorm Warnings Plague Central Plains
Severe thunderstorm warnings covered the middle Missouri Valley with heavy rain hail and tornadoes reported. Valparaiso Nebraska saw hail up to 3 inches while Omaha recorded over 2 inches of rain and 60 mph winds. Tornado sightings occurred near Jamestown and Bridgewater North Dakota as a squall line stretched from southern Minnesota to northwestern Missouri.
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Missouri Valley
Valparaiso
Neb
Omaha
Jamestown
N.D
Bridgewater
Dakotas
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Snake River Valley
Retired General Charles Gailey Jr. dies at 65
Mich headline notes Maj. Gen. Charles K. Gailey Jr. died Saturday at age 65. He served as chief of staff of the military government in Berlin during World War II and the subsequent airlift era.
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Mich
Charles K. Gailey Jr
Berlin
Peggy Shade Gap Recovers at Fulton County Medical Center
Peggy Shade Gap is recuperating at Fulton County Medical Center in McConnellsburg after sustaining scratches and bruises during her ordeal. Nurse Marie Henry said Peggy is doing fine and expects to go home soon. She is cheerful and has received many visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade Gap
Peggy
Fulton County Medical Center
McConnellsburg
Marie Henry
Two Britons Eye Fastest Atlantic Row to England
Two Britons row from Virginia Beach toward England seeking a record 50 day crossing. The voyage recalls 70 year old feats by Johnstone and Hoare, whose 55 day 3000 mile crossing in a dory inspired the phrase Crazy Vikings.
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Virginia Beach
Atlantic
Virginia
England
America
St. Ives
David Johnstone
John Hoare
New Jersey
George Herbo
Frank Samuelson
the Battery
New York
Johnstone
Hoare
Fox
Herbo
Samuelson
Honor
Lucre
New York Herald
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Sita
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Detroit
Library
American Beauty Pork & Beans
Hunt's
Hormel
Sox
Hn Oo
Los Angeles
Calif
Leonard Deadwyler
Page
Bao Chi
Free Lance
Tim Page
Pops
Paris Match
Ali Taieb
du Quoc Dong
Dan Nang
Robert D. Obman
Steamboat Springs
Colo
W. B
Nina Laboratory
Nina
Girl
Mitoat
Kathy Shea
Tyrnee, P
Gerry Sauves
Goofbaw
Joseph. M. Walton
Joseph M. Walton
T.C
Dacron
Maphine
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