Robberies and incidents ripple through Corry area
An armed robber reportedly fled with 821 from a Chicora store, later mailing the cash to Strattahville State Police. Butler State Police investigate the holdup. A 28-year-old Spring Creek man Richard L. Lincoln faced burglary and corrupting minors charges, receiving six months jail after prior parole. Police cite a 14-year-old Corry girl shoplifting at G Murphy Co. and a two car crash at North Center and Smith streets causing 325 dollars in damage with no injuries. Weather notes report 0.13 inch rain and strong winds, while beagle hounds vanish from a kennel and a Los Angeles funeral marks Mrs. Hazel Reynolds’s Corry roots. Army Sgt Frank D. Trypus, Meadvill resident, killed in Vietnam. Real estate transfers include N Tray Gillette estate to William A. Peiffer. Fire alarms at Ajax Warehouse reveal sprinkler surge. Ronald Wiltsie treated for laceration after chain saw work. A man at 110 West Main Street injured by a window breach due to falling stairs.
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Road Deaths Over Normal Daily Rate During Thanksgiving Weekend
Traffic fatalities rose above the normal rate during the Thanksgiving travel period. Through 6 p.m. CST Wednesday to midnight Sunday the toll reached 315, with the nine month highway death average around 110 per day. The Associated Press survey noted 566 deaths in a non holiday 102 hour span.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
McNamara Outlines U S Nuclear Sharing Plan At NATO talks
Paris news desk reports Defense Secretary McNamara and nine NATO ministers discussing how nuclear responsibility should be shared. France boycotts, Iceland has no army, others show limited interest. Proposals include multinational fleet with Polaris and an Atlantic nuclear force linked to NATO, while Britain weighs a separate nonproliferation treaty with the Soviet Union.
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Sub Spacemen Start Test for Gemini Flight
Gemini 7 backup astronauts Edward White and Michael Collins begin a day long test in the spacecraft wearing new lightweight suits. Prime pilots Borman and Lovell plan later in the day. The rehearsal precedes a planned 329 hour orbit mission, with Gemini 6 crews to follow in December. National commander Samuel Hepburn of Chicago named national commander of the Salvation Army, succeeding Holland French.
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New York
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Chicago
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Britain to Show Force to Zambia over power clash
London reports Britain ready to send a flag showing force to Zambia after saboteurs hit a power line supplying copper mines near Kitwe. Prime Minister Wilson’s office declined comment while observers expect a limited military presence to deter further moves by Rhodesia and reassure Kaunda.
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Africa
India to back biggest African paper pulp plant in Kenya
Manubhai Shar, Kenya's industrial minister, announced at a news conference that India will collaborate to establish Africa's largest paper and pulp plant in Kenya. The project aims to boost regional industry and trade relations.
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Red Regiment Ambushed At Michelin Rubber Plantation
Vietnamese 7th Regiment fights for its life after a dawn attack by Communist forces under ground positions on a Michelin rubber plantation near Saigon. U.S. advisers likely present, with American casualties reported. no U.S. combat troops committed. Air and naval air strikes hit Viet Cong targets as clashes continue into night.
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Michelin Plantation
Not Hereditary Kissing Dangerous- Can Catch Cavities
Scientists say tooth decay is highly contagious not inherited. Dr. Doran D. Zinner notes bacteria in the mouth transmit via direct contact, meaning kissing can pass decay. Fluorides remain the best protection by killing bacteria and strengthening tooth surfaces.
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Air clashes over Yen Bai and rail targets near Hanoi
U.S. F101 reconnaissance planes dodged Mig17 groups near Yen Bai about 75 miles NW of Hanoi, escaping unhit. Earlier, Mig jets failed to hit unarmed U.S. photo planes on Nov 15. Rail links between Hanoi and the Chinese border were targeted, with two bridges and a siding hit. Government forces at My Loc and Phuoc Hoa repelled a Viet Cong dawn attack at Long An, suffering heavy casualties. Vietnamese troops claimed 21 Viet Cong killed in Phong Dinh Province west of Long An, while in the east of Phong Dinh, 25 enemy fighters were killed in an ambush with no own losses.
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Phuoce Hoa
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Viet Cong and 325th Division Size Up Attacks Rise
The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese 325th Division stepped up attacks in larger groups, while the United States pressed the air and river campaigns. In the week ending November 25, South Vietnamese forces reported 775 Viet Cong killed in the 1st Corps area, the largest tally in the command’s memory. The 1st Corps spans five northern provinces.
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da Nang
South Viet Nam
Mayor Quits to Enter Army in Rochelle Georgia
Rochelle mayor John Allen Nobel, 28, resigned to join the Army after learning officers were in demand. He will enter the infantry at Ft. Lewis Washington as a first lieutenant. Nobel, unmarried, indicated he had a two year tour ahead.
Mansfield Trip Profitable Senate Mission
Mansfield leader of a five member Senate fact finding team on Vietnam calls European and Asian capitals visits most interesting most informative and instructive He will report to President Johnson and the Senate at trip end early next month Source Burma AP Mansfield described the visits as highly informative and plans to report findings after returning to Washington
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Pope Praises Press Coverage at Vatican Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul VI thanked more than 500 journalists from around the world for their coverage of the Vatican Ecumenical Council. He praised the press as cardinal to public understanding and commended their arduous and difficult work.
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Local Daily Journal Offers At-Home News for Youth
Readers can enjoy Tue Journal daily from home with concise city news, school notices, weather, and lightweight features. The program targets students and families seeking quick updates and reliable content each weekday.
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