Bank Bandits Seized After Idalou Holdup Ends
In Idalou Texas a vault trap trapped three bandits inside the First State Bank. They seized three women hostages for nearly four hours before officers freed them and captured the suspects. A borrowed car rammed a parked vehicle as police closed in. The trio later identified as Juan Yassaga Epifici nio Bela and Rudy C Garcia faced charges after surrendering.
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Tex
First State Bank
Inne Ceeees
Juan Yassaga
Epificinio Bela
Rudy C. Garcia
Robbie Bartlett
Lubbock
West
Texas
Blizzard Strikes Midwest With Snow and Tornadoes
Heavy snow blankets Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin as blizzard conditions spread across the Midwest. Tornadoes and high winds reach into the South and Southwest amid record heat in places. Hibbing International Falls and Duluth report significant totals with no deaths but numerous injuries.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Midwest
Hibbing
International Falls
Duluth
Indiana
Illinois
Arkansas
Missouri
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Corry Journal Raises Price To Ten Cents On Newsstands
The Corry Journal announces a price increase effective next Monday November 29. Newsstands will charge 10 cents and home delivery 60 cents, with both carriers and newsdealers sharing in the rise.
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Corry Journal
Journal
Acquitted of Roughing Up Recruits
Cpl. Jerry W. Nelson a Marine Corps drill instructor from Alva Ky was acquitted of roughing up recruits after about an hour of deliberation Six recruits from Great Falls DC testified Nelson slapped them during basic training earlier this fall Other recruits said they never saw Nelson slap anyone Nelson did not testify Courts martial previously acquitted Sgt Clyde E Cornelison Cocoa Beach Fla and Donald A Stewart Parkesburg Pa The charges were brought after parents complained.
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Parissland
S. C
Jerry W. Nelson
Marine Corps
Alva
Nelson
Great Falls
D. C
Clyde E. Cornelison
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Donald A. Stewart
Parkesburg
Carlisle School Names New High After Ex Corry Leader
Carlisle Area School District honors former Corry Area Schools superintendent David L. Swartz by naming the new Carlisle high school the David L. Swartz Intermediate High School. The board praised his services and noted his leadership and knowledge of contemporary educational thinking. Swartz has lived in Carlisle since 1950, is a Juniata College graduate, and earned a master's degree from Pennsylvania State University.
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Corry Area
David L. Swartz
Carlisle
Corry
Carlisle Area School Board
Carlisle Area
Swartz
Juniata College
Pennsylvania State University
Rescue of 17 of 21 crew from Sam po Maru sinks off Luzon
Japan’s maritime safety board reports 17 of 21 crew members saved from the No. 10 Sam po Maru after sinking in the South China Sea near northern Luzon in a storm. One rescued man died from exhaustion. Four remain missing.
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Tokyo
Japan
Martime Safety Board
South China Sea
Luzon
City May Act In Case Of Gas Tanks At Laundromat
Erie area residents seek a ruling on Empire Oil buried gasoline tanks under a new laundromat at North Center Street and West Columbus Avenue. Pennsylvania law requires removal or sand filling before construction. City engineer David Johnson holds authority. his absence delays action.
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North Center Street
West Columbus Avenue
Leonard Nelderriter
Erie
Emblem Oil Co
Pennsylvania
Corry
George Martin
David Johnson
Johnson
Pope Seeks Strong Stand Against Birth Control
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI pushes a firmer line in the final Vatican II text on marriage and family planning. Drafts were approved section by section and are being revised for a final vote due December 4. the document reaffirms traditional bans on artificial conception while allowing responsible parenthood within Church prohibitions.
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Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Pius XI
Bus ‘XI
Former Corry Jamestown Visits North Center Street
The former Corry Jamestown greeted by hundreds of excited youngsters on North Center Street. They waited in line to share a few words and express Christmas wishes.
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Corry Jamestown
North Center Street
Johnson tightens belt as defense budget grows
President Johnson orders belt tightening on civilian spending amid rising defense costs from Vietnam while preparing for a string of international conferences. He plans Dec 14 15 meetings with Pakistan's Ayub Khan at the LBJ Ranch, followed by talks with Britain's Harold Wilson and West Germany's Ludwig Erhard.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas White House
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Lbj Ranch
Nine Retail, Industrial Firms Start Here In 65
The Corry Chamber of Commerce reports nine new businesses or services started in 1965, a record for complimentary memberships since 1958. Eight have received memberships. a ninth, Elgin Electronics Incorporated, will soon join. The CAIDC and chamber note jobs created exceed national averages, with CAIDC citing more than 350 new jobs from eight retail or service outlets and an expanding industrial plant. Participants include Ahl's Florists, Swanson's Sports Shop, Gage Music Center, D'Arcy Studio, Corry Car Wash, Peak ’N’ Peek, Stahl's Jewelers, and Dr James Bogden, dentist.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stewart A. Long
Chamber
Corry
Ahl’s Florists
Swanson’s Sports Shop
Gage Music Center
D'Arcy Studio
Corry Car Wash
Peak ‘N’ Peek
Ship Runs Aground After Collision Off Aleutians
A freighter named Oduna ran aground on a reef near an Aleutian island with 87 crew aboard. Coast Guard rescued the crew using breeches buoy and helicopter. one crewman sustained a leg sprain during the ordeal while the rest remained aboard during the lengthy response.
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Juneau
Alaska
Oduna
Rusk dismisses immediate Hanoi talks despite peace push
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said North Vietnam’s statements make immediate talks unlikely. He urged demonstrators to press Hanoi to accept unconditional negotiations and warned Hanoi’s stance has hardened. Rusk noted Hanoi’s recent preconditions demand U.S. withdrawal before talks and framed U.S. policy as open to discussions without preconditions but not guaranteeing concessions.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Rusk
United States
U.N
U Thant
Johnson
Huan Dan
South Viet Nam
Peace Marchers in Washington Press Johnson on Viet Nam
In Washington throngs of Peace for Viet Nam marchers urged President Johnson to tell all about North Vietnamese peace feelers. Leaders led by Norman Thomas accused the administration of rejecting offers without informing the public and called for halt to bombing and renewed negotiations. The event, organized by SANE and allied groups, planned flags and crowd control to discourage Viet Cong symbols and bar visits, aiming to emphasize Geneva accords and elections.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Johnson
Norman Thomas
U.S
White House
Washington Monument
National Committee For A Sane
SANE
Sanford Gottlieb
Boy Wonder Who Rose To Governor Dies Of Cancer
William Casey Marland, 47, once West Virginia's youngest governor at 34, died of pancreatic cancer in Barrington after a life from coal mining to politics and law. He battled alcoholism, left public life six years earlier, drifted through jobs, then found work as a taxi driver before a Mayo Clinic cancer operation and final decline.
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Chicago
William Casey Marland
Cau
Wonder
West Virginia
Barrington
Marland
3 Coal Company
Alcoholics Anonymous
YMCA
Marisee
Industrial
James F. Edwards
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Chester
W. Va
Hydetown Crash Causes $825 Damage
A Hydetown crash yesterday afternoon caused $825 in property damage with no injuries. Dwight Calcamp of Marienville collided with Norman Reynolds of Townville as Calcamp attempted to pass on Route 8. Reynolds turned left into a secondary road. both drivers were uninjured. Damages were about $700 to Calcamp’s car and $125 to Reynolds’ vehicle. Possible charges are pending.
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Hydetown
Thomas Carr
Corry
Dwight Calcamp
Marienville
Norman Reynolds
Townville
Calcamp
Reynolds
Carr
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