Big Push CMH Appeal Nears End, $134,000 Short
Corry Memorial Hospital fund campaign added 90,986 yesterday to reach 416,103.57 by a late week end. Officials worry the 550,000 goal may fail without an all-out windup effort as industrial, corporate, medical, and government divisions push toward the final total.
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CMH
Corry Memorial Hospital
Talsers
Thomas Bonner
John
Indus
W. Feldt
Robert Brack
Government
Busti Man 23 Killed In Single Vehicle Crash
A 23 year old Busti man died on arrival at Jamestown General Hospital after his car struck a tree on Mattson road Busti. Two passengers Cheryl Peterson 20 of Falconer Stillwater road and Raymond Hedman 25 of Jamestown were trapped before rescue units freed them Peterson was treated for multiple injuries Hedman released after treatment Burke’s death marked the 12th auto fatality in Chautauqua County this year.
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Busti
Jamestown General Hospital
Mattson
Peterson
Hedman
Burke
Chautauqua County
On Hospital Needs And Appeal
The hospital does not have ample unrestricted funds for the new addition. Endowment principal is $121,534.72 with $22,989.50 interest, but only $22,939 is usable. Depreciation funds total $59,553 with $41,553 after contracts. General operating fund holds $22,000. Combined usable funds total $86,402, yet a fund drive is still required to finance the expansion. Government Hill Harris Fund long term loans would supply $1,085,000 of the needed $1,085,000.
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Government Hill-Harris Fund
Absentee Count Sets Margin for GOP Nod in Erie County
Mary Hubley edges rival by six votes to win the Republican nomination in a tight Erie County race decided by absentee ballots counted at the courthouse. The result marks the narrowest margin for a corry office nomination in recent years.
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Mary Hubley
Corry
Erie County
Family Killed Putting Up Radio Antenna
Arlington election tally shows Mary Hubley winning the Republican nomination for city treasurer by six votes over Ann Chillock. Final totals: Hubley 403, Chillock 397, Patterson 235, Roehrig 67. The scene described a fatal electrocution incident during antenna installation involving the Poston family nearby.
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Mary Hubley
Ann Chillock
J. Fred
Kinley
Danny
Johnny Kelly
Paston
Teasurer
Corry
Hubley
Chillock
Patterson
Roehrig
Johnson floats Big Four talks on Middle East crisis
After meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson at his lakeside retreat, President Johnson suggested a Big Four summit if U.N. efforts fail to ease the Middle East crisis. An informant said Johnson would convene Kosygin de Gaulle and Wilson if the 16 nation Security Council cannot agree on measures. Pearson favored a U.N. settlement with a border patrol, while Thant’s Cairo talks were ongoing.
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Ottawa
Johnson
Lester B. Pearson
United Nations
Pearson
U.N
U Thant
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Thant
Security Council
Alexei N. Kosygin
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Canada
Middle East
Nasser
Washington
Vietnam
Arsonist Calls Fire Dept Says He Is Tired
In Santa Ana an arsonist who phoned the fire department set 22 cars ablaze, declaring he had matches and was tired after a night of fires. Investigators estimate damage at about 100000 dollars.
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Santa Ana
Calif
46 Wounded Cong Ambush U.S. Company Killing 5
A U S Army unit of about 150 soldiers was ambushed by North Vietnamese forces in the central highlands. Five Americans were killed and 45 wounded, with reports from the battlefield suggesting heavier casualties. North Vietnamese losses were 71 killed. The action occurred near Pleiku Province just after daybreak as U.S. troops searched for Red regiments. The company commander was killed early in the engagement. The fighting also involved Marines in the Dza in the south and gunfire around Saigon and the Mekong Delta.
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Saigon
U.S
4Th Division
Muddy
Mekong Delta
John Wheeler
Central Highlands
Pleikuy
Wheeler
Egypt says no further war plans as Egyptal Ahram says Israel to start
BEIRUT AP Egypt has achieved its objectives in its military confrontation with Israel and if war comes Israel will have to start it says full page Al Ahram editorial by Mohamed Hassanien Heikal reflecting Nasser line It claims Egypt thwarted an Israeli attack on Syria and blocked Israeli shipping in the Gulf of Aqaba Egyptian antiaircraft guns fired at Israeli Mirage jets from across the gulf as two explosions echoed near Aqaba and Mirages returned to Elath. British Foreign Secretary George Brown ends Moscow talks with sign of Soviet stance.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Israel
al Ahram of
Cairo
Mohamed Hassanien Heikal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Syria
Gulf of Aqaba
Hekal
Associated Press
Hanns Neuerbourg
Aqaba
Gulf
Eljath
Hlath
Elath
George Brown
Britain
Moscow
Barn Fire Claims Twenty Cattle Near Busti
Fire destroyed a large dairy barn on the Sugar Grove Busti road at 4:45 am. About 20 cows perished after resisting evacuation, six shot by police. Firefighters from Busti Lakewood Celoron and volunteers contained the blaze, saving two silos a toolshed and a nearby home. Estimates of loss were not yet available.
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Busti
Lakewood
Sugar Grove-Busti
Leon Anderson
Anderson
N Y
Celoron
Kjatone
Paris photographer wounded aboard hospital ship in Vietnam
Freelance photographer Cath wine Leroy of Paris sits in a wheelchair aboard the hospital ship USS Sanctuary off the Vietnamese coast in the South China Sea. She is recuperating from wounds suffered when struck by a North Vietnamese mortar blast while photographing U S Marines advancing toward the demilitarized zone. More than three dozen pieces of steel ripped into her body.
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Cathwine Leroy
Paris
Sanctuary
Court martial ends war crimes defense in Levy trial
Capt Howard B Levy, charged with disobeying an order and promoting disloyalty, faced questions of intent as war crimes testimony was barred. Col Earl Brown rejected the defense move while noting no evidence the order was illegal amid Vietnam conduct concerns. Levy faces up to 11 years. prosecutors focus on motive and opposition statements.
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Columbia
Howard B. Levy
Ft. Jackson
Earl V. Brown
Levy
Brooklyn
N.Y
U. S
Vietnam
Brown
Army
Richard M. Shusterman
Spring Storm Hits New England From Cape Cod to Portland
Heavy rain snow and gale winds raked New England as a late spring storm caused widespread flooding from Cape Cod to Portland. Coastal warnings, high tides 2 to 2 feet above normal, and streets flooded up to 3 feet prompted evacuations and power outages in Boston and other communities. Winds toppled poles, uprooted trees and damaged crops with statewide losses estimated around 1 million dollars. Snow and rain disrupted Vermont and New Hampshire towns, with record low May temperatures in Boston and Windsor Locks marking the latest snow in years.
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Associated Press
New England
Cape Cod
Mass
Portland
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhodesland
New Hampshire
Boston
Connecticut River Valley
Cape Cod National Seashore
Provincetown
Rhode Island
East Burke
Montpelier
Mercury
Windsor Locks
Conn
House votes to extend college draft deferments four years
In a rowdy session the House approved extending existing college draft deferments for undergraduates by four years, 962 to 9, despite clashes with a Senate bill. The vote followed heated exchanges and protracted debate as differences with a Senate conferenced measure emerged over presidential authority, final congressional say on a lottery system, and resolution of the two chambers’ drafts policy.
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House
Wth
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Senate House Conference Committee
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Fike
U. S
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Vellah) Bracken
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