Johnson appeals for unity behind Viet Nam policy
President Johnson returned from Asia urging national unity behind U S Viet Nam policy. He warned that division weakens the nation and said Asians near the conflict must help defeat Communist aggression while avoiding a premature withdrawal without peace talks. Mansfield backed no withdrawal until peace is achieved.
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Washington
Johnson
Far East
Viet Nam
Dulles International
White House
America
United States
Manila
Senate
Mike Mansfield
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12 Dead As Storm Blasts Eastward
Wintry storm from Lake Erie dumps heavy snow across a six state area Tennessee to Michigan. Snow totals up to 15 inches in Kentucky and 10 inches in parts of Tennessee Ohio and Michigan. At least 12 deaths reported mainly in traffic accidents as motorists are stranded. Severe cold persists into the South with near freezing temperatures in Florida and Alabama. Gale warnings stretch along the Great Lakes and North Atlantic coast.
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Lake Erie
Tennessee
Michigan
Great Lakes
Kentucky
Ohio
Upper Peninsula
Midwest
Deep South
Huntsville
Ala
Birmingham
Minnesota
Southland
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Atlanta
Fire devastates warehouse in Mount Oliver suburb
Pittsburg AP report says gusty winds fanned a three alarm blaze at the J. H. Young Co. warehouse in Mount Oliver, a distributor of insulation materials. One firefighter fell ill from smoke and another was injured in a fall. Cause and damage estimates not yet available.
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Pittsburgh
Mount Oliver
Giy
J. H. Young Co
Recall Of Dry Milk No Cause For Alarm
Washington AP medical experts say discovery of salmonella in Starlac dry milk is not a major alarm. Officials note FDA recall nationwide and reimbursements for returned packages while store managers report removal or stock status of Starlac and Frosty Shakes across outlets. The infection causes stomach pain diarrhea vomiting and fever but is seldom serious.
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Tvan Downey
A&p
John Crowell
Loblaws
Robert Church
IGA
Starlac
John Neckers
Quality Markets
Margaret Frisina
Connie's
Superette
Kenneth Nichols
Nichols Grocery
Washington
Borden
Albert Martin
Atlanta
Martin
Food and Drug Administration
Borden Food Canon
FDA
Bernstein Plans Exit From New York Philharmonic
The New York Philharmonic announces Leonard Bernstein will leave as full time music director in 1969 to focus on composing. He will remain with the Philharmonic as laureate conductor for life. President Amyas Ames says a world search will occur and an American candidate is preferred.
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New York (Or
New York Philharmonic Society
Leonard Bernstein
Orchestra
Bernstein
The
Philharmonic
Amyas Ames
Philly Milk Dealers Seek Hearing on Price Cuts
The Milk Distributors Association of the Philadelphia Area asks the state Milk Control Commission for an early hearing on reduced price milk sales. Stores in Philadelphia area have offered 79 cents per gallon, below the $1.06 state minimum, as Cumberland Farms expands in Bucks County and FeLouden Hill Farm trims prices in Scranton-Wilkes-Barre. Milton Shapp calls cut-rate milk a legal issue but a win for consumer fairness.
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Philadelphia
Milk Distributors Association of the
Philadelphia Area
Inc
State Milk Control Commission
Thomas Waddell
Commission
Pennsylvania
Cumberland Farms Dairy
Canton
Mass
Pairless Hills
Bucks County
Levittown
Bristol
FeLouden Hill Farm
The
Milk Commission
Moscow Flight Pact Advances with U S Airline Talks
Gen Yevgeny Loginov, Soviet minister of civil aviation, flew to New York to sign an airline pact with the United States. The agreement, to be signed in Washington, will allow Pan American World Airways and Aeroflot to run flights next spring. An Air Canada jet began direct Moscow service.
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U. S
Moscow
Yevgeny F. Loginov
New York
Washington
Pan American World Airways
Aeroflot
Air Canada
Education Week open houses planned at Corry area schools
Education Week will be observed locally with open house programs in all Corry Area Jointure schools. Superintendent Ray Elsen says inviting parents to observe and discuss their children's work is the best way to honor the education system. Open houses run Tuesday for elementary schools and Wednesday for the high school from 7 to 9 p m.
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Corry Area
Increase Air Strikes On Dong For Second Day
Seoul reports ongoing air strikes for a second day as North Korean attacks leave 25 South Koreans and six Americans dead in two weeks. South Korean officials blame timing for the ambush that killed six Americans and a South Korean during Johnson's visit and note a second attack near the front with infiltrators. a mine explosion killed two captains and wounded a sergeant in the pursuit.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
North
Johnson
Korea
Burglary Suspect Cashing NJ Firm Checks
Local man named as top suspect in a burglary involving a check writing machine and about 200 blank payroll checks. Police say he cashed checks stolen from a New Jersey firm, not from Corry, and a warrant exists there.
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Kansas
Corry
Kansas Police Agency
New Jersey
Corry Block Co
Frank Carnegie
Erhard Seeks Support to Form New West German Cabinet
Bonn Germany AP reports Chancellor Ludwig Erhard begins seeking a parliamentary majority for a new government but faces near hopeless odds while remaining in office as cabinet crises mount.
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Erhard
Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Ex-Sheppard Neighbor Takes Stand in Murder Retrial
J Spencer Houk, former Bay Village mayor and neighbor of the Sheppards, testifies in the Samuel Sheppard murder retrial. He recalls Marilyn Sheppard's death on July 4, 1954 and discusses pressure and family dynamics during the investigation. The testimony follows prior questions from defense counsel F Lee Bailey and prosecutor John T Corrigan.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. Spencer Houk
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Houk
Bay Village
Sheppards
Marilyn
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Stephen Sheppard
Sam Sheppard
Bailey
Stephen A
Richard N
U.S. Supreme Court
John T. Corrigan
Lake Front
Houks
Corry Area to Give Away 100 Chairs and 30 Desks
The Corry Area Joint School Committee will give away 100 salvaged chairs and 30 student desks to local residents at Hatch Building next to Wright School from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Limit of four chairs per family. the event aims to return equipment to taxpayers.
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Corry Area
S.E. Anderson
Anderson
Hatch
Wright School
Three Alarm Blaze Destroys Syracuse Warehouse
A fast moving fire swept through a warehouse section in Syracuse injuring no one and destroying 5,500 television sets. The blaze caused damage that could reach 5 million dollars as General Electric confirms leasing two sections of the three section facility.
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Syracuse
N. Y
General Electric
One Survives Ambush near DMZ in Korea
A 17-year-old American private, Pfc. David E. Bibee of Ringgold Virginia, survived a Communist ambush that killed seven of his patrol and a South Korean soldier near the Korean DMZ during President Johnson’s 1966 visit. Bibee described fighting off attackers, being knocked unconscious by a grenade, and looting of his equipment before aid arrived.
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121St Evacuation Hospital
South Korea
Korean Demilitarized Zone
David E. Bibee
Ringgold
Bibee
Six candidates vie for local and state seats in Corry
Voters in Corry face a six candidate field for public office. Incumbent Democrat Joseph Vigorito and Republican James Weaver lead the congressional race in the 24th District with one term each. State senate hopefuls Joseph M. Walton and James B. Willard trial in the 50th District with Willard holding a registration edge. Assembly race in east Erie County features Forrest Hopkins and another novice with prior party roles noted.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph Vigorito
James Weaver
Vigorito
Corry
Joseph M. Walton
James B. Willard
Willard
Walton
Dem
Purasisi
State Assembly
East Hiie
Forrest Hopkins
North
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