Leftist protests greet US submarines at Yokosuka base
The scene near Sasebo and Yokosuka saw noisy leftist demonstrations during visits by five US nuclear submarines. Police mobilized 5,000 officers to restrain protesters as the Snook’s call draws attention near Tokyo. Several locals receive notices of discharges and family news appear in the same column.
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Hold Rites For Harold Skinner
Harold Skinner rites were held at St George Funeral Home yesterday at 2 pm with Rev Earl C Docherty of Cory Christian and Missionary Alliance Church officiating. Burial followed today in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees came from Cory and Erie including William and Garrett Querreveld Doris Querreveld and Orville Baldwin plus Louise Stewart John Naas and Shirley Kaufman among others.
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St. George
Earl C. Docherty
Cory
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
William Querreveld
Garrett Querreveld
Doris Querreveld
Clymer
Orville Baldwin
Ripley
Louise Stewart
John Naas
Shirley Kaufman
Erie
Corry
Negro Youth Is Charged With Six Murders
Richmond police charge 19 year old Thomas Lee Penn with four murders and say two more indictments will follow. Penn turned himself in at police headquarters after confessing to malicious wounding and rape of a 14 year old. Victims include Addison E. Wilkins and Malcolm L. Norment, both shot May 21. Cynthia Johnson, 16, shot May 10. Mosille Leon Spencer, 78, killed during motel holdup March 10. James A. Carter, 52, and Willie Sexton, 21, shot in eastern Henrico County. The victims were white and black. Penn’s brother William, 25, mentioned.
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Malcolm L. Norment
East End
Cynthia Johnson
Mosille Leon Spencer
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James A. Carter
Willie Sexton
Henrico County
Carter
Sexton
William
Commando Chief Led Invasion Plans for Cuba
Exile sources say 9 commando leaders with a record of anti Castro missions led last weekend's failed infiltration into Cuba. Cuban government reports two invaders killed two wounded two captured two missing presumed drowned. Cuesta, 39, previously commanded raids including a shot at Osvaldo Corticos home and shelling a Soviet freighter. The piece also notes Soviet protests and Carter era accusations without naming others.
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Tony Cuesta
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Baku
Washington
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
The piece muses on the enduring power of written records versus spoken speech. It emphasizes permanence of print and the way books, newspapers, and documents preserve history beyond fleeting talk.
Corry Evening Journal local news and business masthead
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and publishing details including publisher George B. Sample city editor William Eaton and production chief G. T. Bergman. It notes Associated Press access and mailing rates, indicating price and delivery terms for subscriptions and single copies.
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Corry
Corry Evening Journal
George B. Sample
Willam Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
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G.T. Bergman
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Philadelphia
Navy espionage incident details reveal top secret risks
The report outlines a serviceman listed with access to top secret discussions via watch stander and repair duties. Authorized personnel assumed he had a top secret clearance, but he was able to observe, question, and gather classified information. He allegedly contacted the Soviets with intent to engage.
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Daughters and son born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs David McDonald of 596 Liberty Street with Mrs McDonald formerly Marcia Kuhns. A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert L Nichols of Waterford, Mrs Nichols formerly Betty Wotus. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Larry Bradley of Centerville, Mrs Bradley formerly Connie Meehan, with espionage noted for monetary gain.
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George Savko
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West Washington Street
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Union , Street
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Bear Lake
Rebecca
Ronald Jones
Spartansburg
Garry
Estill Creech
Winchester
Gurnsey Sequine
Hotel Corry
Isadore Redding
Clymer
Anthony Sventek
Corry
Warren Wickwire
Corry Memorial Hospital
David McDonald
Liberty Street
McDonald
Marcia Kuhns
Robert L. Nichols
Waterford
Nichols
Betty Wotus
Larry Bradley
Centerville
Bradley
Connie Meehan
Theft of Antiques Probe Ties Pittsburgh Trio
Pittsburgh AP detectives seek a man held under arrest in a theft case involving antiques. They recovered thousands in goods at a Fox Chapel home, with two others charged on burglary warrants. The loot includes much of a 6643 burglary from The Antique Shop Uptown Pittsburgh.
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Fox Chapel
Joachim K.kammer
Virgil Scarfo
Deanna Amos
Shadyside
Miss Amos
Greenville
Uptown
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