Lin Piao Faces Resistance Within Red China Army
Reports from New China News Agency indicate parts of the army resist Lin Piao's leadership as Mao Tse-tung's deputy. Hong Kong papers cite Red Guards criticizing Lin and posters questioning his integrity. Lin orders forces to follow Mao, signaling continued factional tension.
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Tokyo
Red China
Lin Piao
Hong Kong
Red Guards
Lin
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Peking
New China News Agency
Mao-Lin
Kung Sheung Daily News
Two Weeks From Going Home Area GI Killed in Vietnam
Meadville area sergeant Dale A. Waid twenty one-year-old, 19, native of Conneaut Lake, died in action October 2 in Vietnam. Son of Leverette and Mrs. Waid of Independence Ohio, he served two years in the army with a combat aviation unit after 16 months in Germany and was due to complete his tour in two weeks.
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Meadville
Dale A. Waid
Conneaut Lake
Viet Nam
Leverette Waid
Independence
Ohio
Waids
Guys Mills
Weld
Germany
Hunter Finds Skeleton on Leek Island in Allegheny River
A Warren man duckhunting on Leek Island near Starbrick found a partly buried human skeleton. State Police removed the skeleton for lab analysis to determine sex age and possible cause of death. The remains clad in Oxford shoes green twill pants and a shirt may be sent to FBI laboratories in Washington D C.
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Warren
Leek Island
Allegheny River
Starbrick
Charles Vamn Horn
William C. Timmins
Sherif Donnell E. Allen Jr
J. C. Peterson
I Stand
van Horn
Sheriff's Office
FBI Laboratories
Washington, D.C
Kensington Calm After Police Watch In Philadelphia
In Kensington Philadelphia calm returned with 100 policemen on duty after five nights of violence following a Negro family move into an all white area. Churches urged brotherhood and acceptance as Mr and Mrs Leon Wright and their three children settled in. Fourteen arrestees from Saturday night faced magistrate hearings Sunday.
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Philadelphia
Kensington
Leon Wright J
Two Car Crash Kills Corry Man
A two car collision south of Corry on the Corry Spartansburg road killed Joseph W. Dorschel, 50, of 304 West Church Street. He died of fractured and crushed skull injuries and internal trauma. Chris Maker, 76, of Spartansburg, was seriously hurt but survived at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry
Corry-Spartansburg
Joseph W. Dorschel
West Church Street
James St. George
Dorschel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Bednar
Spartansburg
Maker
Corry Hospital
Chris Maker
Pittsfield Woman 24 Killed As Train Hits Car
Mrs Ruth Dyke 24 of Pittsfield died when a Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive struck her car near Youngsville. Her two children, Jo Anna 4 and James Jr 5, suffered fractures but were in satisfactory condition. Eleven county traffic deaths this year were single car accidents. State police said the crossing was unmarked and the private road was not visible to the driver.
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Ruth Dyke
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Warren County
Titusville
Man Dies In Home Fire In OU City Area
The burned body of George E. Yeatter Jr. was found in the ruins of his home after a fire that began last night and was fought by five firefighters from Franklin and Cornplantar Township. State Police Fire Marshal Albert Votan investigated the flames.
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OU City
George E. Yeatter Jr
Yeatter
Franklin
Cornplantar Township
Albert Vota Tn
Eisenhower says win quickly in Viet Nam not nuclear option
Former President Eisenhower says America must do whatever is necessary to win in Viet Nam but calls claims he favors nuclear weapons "silly." He notes Viet Nam is a guerrilla war and warns only the President can set broad policy. He adds his aim is to end U.S. casualties quickly.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
U.S
Europe
Johnson
Eisehower
Eisenhower
Mac Visits Saigon As U S Reinforcements Move To DZ Front
Saigon reports McNamara arrives for a four day visit while U S forces pour in reinforcements near the demilitarized zone. Marine divisions shift closer to the 17th Parallel with a 173rd Airborne Brigade battalion to Da Nang. North Vietnamese infiltration routes are bombed as heavy fighting continues south of the DMZ.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
17Th Parallel
North
South
Viet Nam
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Demilitarized Zone
No Headway In Probe Of 4 Burglaries
City police spent the weekend investigating at least four burglaries in the Sec ond Ward. The thief fled with $15 from Edith McCoy’s purse and left it on a nearby lawn. Footprint molds from Arnold Seastead’s home suggest a cowboy boot and officials suspect a single culprit. Additional break ins included Reade Langhurst’s window smash and a rear door panel break at Dean Phipps store, with about $7.50 taken in each case.
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Edith McCoy
East Congress Street
Joseph Frisina
East Bond Street
Arnold Seastead
Miple Street
McCoy
Reade Langhurst
Seastead
Dean Phipps
North Center Street
Langhurst
Let's Fit A Few Bucks Into Police Budget
City police lack proper equipment for crime scene work. Trooper John Evanko aided burglary investigations by making plaster casts with makeshift items borrowed from locals. The piece questions allocating funds for a dedicated plaster cast kit in the police budget.
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John Evanko
Plaster of Paris
Survivor of 23 foot boat sinking off Miami rests after rescue
Enrique Gonzalez 32 the sole survivor of a 23 foot boat that sank southeast of Miami with 46 aboard lies recovering after Coast Guard airlift to Miami. He and one other unidentified person who later died were rescued by the British freighter Nicholas Bowater after four days on a raft. Eight others on the raft died or were washed overboard.
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Enrique Gonzalez
Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Gonzalez
Nicholas Bowater
Thaw Steps In As Johnson Meets Gromyko In Washington
President Johnson hosts Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Washington on a courtesy visit amid cautious signs of easing US Soviet ties. US officials warn not to expect major breakthroughs, noting Moscow backs North Vietnam but shows interest in possible Western deals beyond Vietnam amid China tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
White House
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Viet Nam
New York
U.N
Kremlin
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
George Brown
China
Red Guard
Peking
Residents to Meet Erie County Commissioners in Corry
About 100 locals are expected for an informal gathering with the three Erie County commissioners in Corry. It will be the first time in over 20 years all three visit together. The dinner starts at 6:30 at Hotel Corry with a prior public meet and a two-hour city tour led by local officials and Chamber volunteers.
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Erie County
Corry
S. A
Doc” Long
Chamber of Commerce
William Peiffer
David Johnson
George Sample
Corry Area
Driver and Cyclist Die in Route 153 Crash Near Clearfield
Jeptha E. Kyler aged 30 of Clearfield and Leslie D. Stevens 43 of Woodland were killed in a car motorcycle collision on Route 153 about 10 miles north of Clearfield. Police say Kyler’s car struck the rear of Stevens’ motorcycle, then went through a guard railing and rolled down a 4 foot embankment. Stevens was listed in good condition at Clearfield Hospital.
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Clearfield, Pa
Jeptha E. Kyler
Clearfield
Leslie D. Stevens
Woodland
Sntukes
Kyler
Stevens
Fee
Clearfield Hospital
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Joseph Dorschel
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Eaton
Hunter
Ike
Robert Bracken
Golf Commission
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