Flood Tide Of Cuban Refugees Set To Start
Miami AP reports about 800 Cuban refugees per week will be admitted to the United States, beginning Wednesday, with rapid dispersion to relatives and job opportunities nationwide. The Refugee Center will shift to a relative based resettlement,Flying evacuees from Varadero to Miami nine times weekly with government funded fares. Applications for evacuation total 174,000 from 5,190 relatives in the United States.
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Catholics Seek Full Unity Through Shared Worship Effort
A conference at the National Presbyterian Study Center in Chestnut Hill, hosted by United Na tions, drew Catholic and Protestant delegates who expressed optimism for joint worship and continued dialogue from local to national levels, grounded in the baptismal bond and common faith.
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Viet Nam War Protests Face Tense March In City
The SANE marchers urged end to bombing and a negotiated peace in Viet Nam joined by other groups, including a flag of the Viet Cong. Police arrested 13 after tensions rose as flags clashed with American banners, while organizers stressed nonviolence.
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Inventor Col George G Nasmith Dies at 88 in Toronto
Col George G Nasmith, 88, inventor of a World War I gas mask, died yesterday after a long illness in Toronto. The veteran engineer had a notable career with wartime chemical missions and relations commissions referenced in archival notes.
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Moon Code Urged To Govern Lunar Activity
Johnson urged to back a code for peaceful lunar activity to bar military use and ensure free scientific access. A citizen committee proposed a moon pact through the UN with vetoes on sovereignty and weapons, plus a verification system, as part of a broader push for international cooperation at the White House conference.
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Luci Resumes Nursing Course in Washington Trip
Luci Baines Johnson flies from the LBJ Ranch to Washington to resume nursing studies at Georgetown University. Her escort, Patrick J. Nugent, 22, from Waukegan Illinois, reports for a six month Reserve duty in San Antonio. Nugent had been a Thanksgiving weekend guest at the ranch and has worked in a minor government post in Washington since June after graduating from Marquette University.
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Kerr to replace Novak in Eye of the Devil film
London AP Deborah Kerr will take over the role of Kim Novak who halted filming on The Eye of the Devil after a riding accident in France. Novak, 33, hurt her back and is in a London nursing home. Her husband Richard Johnson said the movie, budgeted at 3 million dollars, will need the remaining scenes reshot.
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Pennsylvania Junior Miss Sally Simons to compete in Mobile
Sally Sue Simons, 17, the 1966 Pennsylvania Junior Miss, will represent the state at the National Junior Miss Contest in Mobile Alabama March 18 to 26. She earned Butler County’s state title in a weekend competition and will advance to the national event next year. A speaker urged confronting nuclear risks and noted uncertainty about broader disarmament conference participation while underscoring the initiative’s validity.
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Alcoholism Information Week Planned in Erie County
Erie City and County observe Alcoholism Information Week November 28 to December 4. Robert J. Kilgore of the Erie Committee on Problems of Alcoholism announces 9000 local alcoholics in area, with statewide total above 5,000,000, urging public education and available help at St Vincent's Hospital Counseling Center.
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Police Crash Reports and Suspected Impairment Screened
Police described two vehicle collisions on Main Street and Center Street with Edward Scheller and Clifford Crocker involved. Each driver cited traffic signals at the time and damage estimated at 75 dollars for Scheller and 25 dollars for Crocker. A second crash at West Smith Street and Mead Avenue followed, with one driver possibly passing out from leaking propane gas.
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Car Crash Leaves Robbins and Andrus Damaged
Police report two drivers, Alton E. Robbins of 515 Grand Street and David Andrus of 410 East Smith Street, collided at Mead and West Smith streets after Andrus failed to stop at a sign. Robbins, who said he blacked out, and a brother suggested a leaking gas tank may have caused the blackout. Robbins admitted to hospital with a shoulder contusion and possible concussion. damages were estimated at 300 and 350 dollars respectively.
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Patrol Fired On Near Seoul DMZ Incident
A U S patrol near the demilitarized zone between South and North Korea was fired upon early today. No one was reported hit as U S air and ground units search the area, according to the Eighth Army.
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Science shrinks piles without surgery to stop itch relief pain
Reported discovery of Bio-DyneS, a new healing substance, shrinkage of hemorrhoids, relief of itching and pain without surgery. Claims patients note piles ceased to be a problem as the preparation HB becomes available in suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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Flip Quarters Then Flip In Titusville
State Police at Warren investigated an automobile accident and a theft linked to an alleged gambling incident at a Titusville restaurant. Three men reportedly flipped quarters. two allegedly smashed a pickup window after leaving. A chase followed with another car forced off the highway. no injuries reported. A detailed report will be filed today.
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Corry Journal masthead and publishing details
The Corry Journal lists publication days as daily except Sunday and provides staff roles including publisher George R Sample city editor Willan Eaton and advertising manager John McLaughlin. It notes AP exclusive rights and pricing options for mail subscriptions and single-copy sales with display ad deadlines at 9 am the day before publication.
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