Six Hurt In Route 6 Crash Near Corry
Six persons were injured in a two car crash about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the fish hatchery curve on Route 6 west of Corry. Willard Allen 36 of R D 3 Corry was most seriously injured with facial and head lacerations and multiple bruises. George Apthorp 18 of R D 2 Corry suffered facial and scalp lacerations. Four passengers in Apthorp’s car Susie Apthorp 54 David Thomas 7 1 Mrs Richard Thomas 70 and Myrna Thomas 23 all from Snyder Circle sustained various cuts bruises and injuries. The second driver was treated and released. The report continues on Page Six.
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Fish Shatchery
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Willard Allen
R. D
George Apthorp
Susie Apthorp
David Thomas
Son Jr
Richard Thomas
Snyder Circle
Richard
Myrna) Thomas
Robin
Thomas
Apthorp
Prudential Union Says Strike Averted
The Prudential Insurance Company of America faced a threatened strike by all agents in Erie and Corry but reached a tentative agreement mediated by the union. The dispute centered on pension terms with Prudential proposing a non contributory plan ending at age 65, which was dropped as agents ratify the contract. Local agents work on debits or routes and rely on commissions from collections.
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Prudential Insurance Company of America
Corry
Erie Loc
Insurance Workers International Union
Paul Watson
Erie
IWIU
Watson
International
Prudential
Journal
IUWA
28th Gets Boost Corry Guard Buildup Part Of Viet Nam Plan
The Defense Department orders a full strength buildup for the 28th Division including Corry and Warren units in while deactivating area reserve units. McNamara also raises training from 48 to 72 sessions yearly and two week summer drills. The move aims to place citizen soldiers in peak combat readiness amid a Viet Nam buildup.
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Defense Department
112Th Infantry Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Corry
Defense
Robert McNamara
Viet Nam
McNamara
Quadruplets Mother Reported Doing Well
MANHASSET New York AP The one day old Sklar quadruplets and their mother were reported doing well at North Shore Hospital Mrs Sheila Sklar of Hartsdale New York had been treated with fertility drugs and knew for weeks she expected four children The three boys and a girl were born Friday They weighed 3 pounds 12 ounces to 5 pounds 19 ounces The family husband Herbert an ad man in New York named the children Evan Barry Jeffrey and Ellen
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Manhasset
N.Y
Sklar
North Shore Hospital
Shiela Sklar
Hartsdale
N. Y
County Health Aides Pay Raises Approved
Erie County Health Department approved long awaited pay raises totaling 7300 dollars annually affecting more than 300 county employees. The Board of Tax Revision and Assessment also raised salaries from 3600 to 4200 dollars for its three members.
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Erie County Health Department
County Board of Tax Revision and Assessment
Health Department
Health Departments
Felix Schubert
Lawrence Moriarty
Division of Environmental Health
Gerald Farmer
Board of Tax Revision and Assessment
Robert J. Tullio
A. Theodore Pournaras
William J. Yuskovic
Canada Targets U.S. Skilled Workers Says Immigration Minister
In Cornwall Ontario Canadian Immigration Minister Jack Nicholson announced Canada will focus future immigration on recruiting skilled and professional workers from the United States. He said Canada will direct an increasing portion of its efforts to the green fields of the United States to fill anticipated labor needs.
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Cornwall
Ont
Jack Nicholson
Canada
United States
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Plants Tree in Buffalo Event
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson visited Buffalo to plant her tenth ceremonial tree since becoming First Lady. She addressed 1,200 students at the State University College at Buffalo and said the day would not be complete without planting a tree.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lyndon B. Johnson
State University College At
Bombs kill 11 in Saigon as U S planes clash
Violent explosions in Saigon kill 11 civilians and police, wound 42 including three Americans. A U S Skyraider collision near An Khe kills pilots and passenger Bernard photographer for the Albany Times Union. An attack targets a theater and military billets near Cong Hoa Stadium and a Navy hospital.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
APV
Amon
An Khe
U.S
Bernar
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Associated Press
Cong Hoa National Stadium
Volive
Statewide safety plan eyed by Erie police meeting
Erie County law enforcement discussed a statewide highway safety program to curb accidents. A new accident report form would collect drivers, conditions, damages, and injuries to aid police and planners, with voluntary adoption starting likely after year’s start.
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Erie County
Erie
Frank Carnegie
Corry
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
H. G. Rice
Lawrence Park
Rice
Scranton Heads to Toronto to Promote Pennsylvania Growth
Gov. Scranton travels to Toronto on a Tuesday to address a luncheon of Canadian businessmen and industrialists about Pennsylvania advantages for expanding industries under the 100,000 Pennsylvanians for the Promotion of Economic Growth initiative.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
Gov. Scranton
Toronto
Canada
Pennsylvania
Unique ruling grants soldier right to legal counsel at courts martial
Utah District Judge A Sherman Christensen ruled a soldier tried by a special court martial is entitled to a trained lawyer as counsel under the Sixth Amendment. The decision said the uniform code favors lawyers as defense and prosecution in general courts martial, and noted a lower court-martial lacks that requirement. Pvt. James Stapley, Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty to eight bad checks and disrespect, was sentenced to 60 days and fines. a civilian attorney later secured his release after 58 days.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Pvt
James
Stapley
Salt Lake City
Ft. Douglas
James P. Cowley
Cowley
Christensen
Car Purring Like Lion Takes First Noise Law Arrest
Donald L. Hoffman 25 of Milton Pa became the first person arrested under New York’s new noise law. A toll barrier on the New England Thruway recorded his truck at 94 decibels, above the 88 decibel limit. He posted $15 bail and is due back in city court for a hearing.
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New Rochellh
N. Y
Donald L. Hoffman
Milton
Hoffman
Whitman
New England Thruway
Huffman
Literacy tests offered at Brighton Junior High School
In Rochester suburbs Brighton Junior High School corridors a sign directed people to a room where literacy tests were given. Another nearby sign read Voter registration indicating registration efforts linked to the tests.
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Rochester
N. Y
Brighton Junior High School
First Report Breakfast For 1965 UF Drive Slated
The first report breakfast for the 1965 United Fund drive is set for Tuesday at 7 30 AM in the Hotel Corry dining room campaign chairman James Hannan announced. Finance and Utilities Division chief Thomas Cragg said National Bank of Corry and Marine National Bank of Corry have 100 percent participation while State Police at Corry sub station also reported full participation. Special Gifts Division led by Agnes Lynch will launch Monday with a 2 30 PM kickoff at the YMCA. Police report a pedestrian killed by a hit and run in Mount Morris George Hendershot 57.
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United Fund
Hotel Corry
James Hannan
Thomas Cragg
Finance and Utilities
National Bank of Corry
Marine National Bank of Corry
Corry
Richard McLaughlin
Government
Special Gifts
Agnes Lynch
YMCA
Martial Law Declared in Jakarta as Sukarno Loyalists Hold City
Jakarta radio reports martial law in the capital and West Java after a failed bid to seize power. Sukarno remains chief of state, safe but whereabouts unclear, while troops cordon the palace and Suharto orders action against rebel commanders in Central and Semarang.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Jakarta Radio
Sukarno
West Java
Centr Java
Sukarnos Palace
Untung
Radio
Central
Java
Suharto
Semarang
Col. Suherman
New York Prepares for Papal Visit by Pope Paul VI
New York readies to welcome Pope Paul VI as the city prides itself on grand preparations for a historic visit. The arrival marks the first Roman Catholic pontiff to visit the New World in modern times, highlighting global esteem for the event.
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New York
Pope Paul VI
New World
Pope's 14 Hour Visit Rounds New York Highlights
The Pope will meet President Johnson at the Waldorf Towers and address the United Nations General Assembly. He will attend Mass at Yankee Stadium and pray at St Patrick's Cathedral before touring the World's Fair Pavilion and returning to Kennedy Airport. Police overtime is projected at about 1 million dollars for the event.
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Johnson
United Nations General Assembly
Yankee Stadium
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Valicust
New York
Vincent L. Broderick
Weather Bureau
Pope
St. Patrick's
Arthur J. Goldberg
Waldorf Towers
General Assembly
United Nations
U Thant
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Vatican
Kennedy Airport
House Approves Compromise on Foreign Aid Bill
The House passed a 3.218 billion dollar foreign aid appropriation as quick Senate approval looms. A Republican bid to keep a provision limiting aid to nations shipping materiel to North Vietnam failed 174 to 164. The final vote was 204 to 127.
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Washington
House
Senate
North
Viet Nam
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UF Drive
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George Hendershot
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