Red Guns Down Two U S Jet Bombers
Thousands of U S ground troops pressed the hunt for Viet Cong in the central highlands while gunfire claimed two U S jet bombers. Pilots ejected and were rescued. casualties were minimal. U S forces reported significant kills as operations continued in Zone D and the Iron Triangle.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Soul la Tinh
Zone D
173Rd Airborne
Iron Triangle
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
101St Airborne Brigade
Qui Nhon
Binh Duong
AIE
Phu Yen
Radio
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Tokyo
J.P. McConnell
Air Force
North
United States
Medical Dental Examiners Set For School Term
The Joint School Committee reappointed Guy Butters as school physician for 1965 66 with a 1200 salary and 230 high school exams plus 470 elementary exams. Doctors Brown Hileman and Gould were also reappointed to conduct dental exams at multiple schools for set fees.
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Brus
Guy Butters
John B. Brown
James D. Hileman
George C. Gould
Butters
Brown
Highway plan eclipses reapportionment talks in Harrisburg
Democratic leaders unveiled a $980 million six year highway building program overshadowing reapportionment negotiations in Harrisburg. The plan would raise the bonding limit to fund listed road projects with $260 million spent every nine months from 1967, plus $89.4 million for Philadelphia and funds for Allegheny County and the mid-state area. The House committee and Supreme Court will handle district plans and decrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Scranton
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Senate
House
Joshua Eilberg
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Plam
Highways Commission
Allegheny County
Mid-State
Commission
Edward McNally
D-Cambria
Heihways
County officials clash over county surplus forecast
Erie County faces a heated dispute over a potential surplus. Controller Byron Clapper predicts a year end surplus up to 250000 while County Commissioner William Hill Jr disputes any surplus exists and accuses Clapper of political maneuvering. Other commissioners remain silent as past forecasts proved unpredictable.
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Erie County
Byron Clapper
William ©. Hill Jr
Clapper
Hill
Iain
Louis Raytek
Hil
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Rzymek
Indonesian coup leader captured as Reds flee to Java hills
Jakarta radio says Untung, leader of the 30 September movement, is arrested in central Java with civilian help while thousands of Communists retreat to hills. Col Latif seized in Jakarta after leg injuries. 90 percent of Untung's five battalions reportedly incapacitated or captured. Radio Malaysia notes red flight to central Java as regional tension rises.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Jakarta
Radio Today
Indonesia
Java
L. Col. Untung
Tegal
Untung
Sukarno
Radio Jakarta
Col
Latif
Radio Malaysia
Radio
Djambi
Sumatra
Radio Medan
North Sumatra
County Survey Schedules Check of Corry Health Office
Erie County commissioners, upset by the state of their health department offices, plan a survey of the Corry Health Department site to see if it matches the Erie offices. Environmental health official Moriarty says Corry is as good or better, uncertainty remains until a report is filed. The Erie offices will move to a redevelopment area on State Street, with school offices joining them, requiring about 11,000 feet of floor space at the new site.
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Erie County Health Department
Erie
Corry
Health Department
Felix Schubert
East Smith Street
Lawrence Moriarty
Moriarty
State Street
County Superintendent of Schools
Want Trout As State Fish
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania seeks a state fish the brook trout while already boasting a state dog the Great Dane a state bird the Ruffed Grouse a state animal the Whitetail Deer a state tree the Hemlock and a state flower the Mountain Laurel. The House passed the bill Monday sending it to the Senate, which appears likely to approve as with prior similar acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
House
Senate
LBJ Labor Leaders Lose Battle On Union Shop
Corry area school notes praise for insurers and adjusters over handling of last November high school fire. Superintendent Thomas R Shupe cites $18 000 in change orders and insurance support for a first class job, including library expansion and smoke damage assessments.
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LBJ
Corry
Hie Archile
Lunieance
Adjustu
Lib
Watchdogs to Attend Dam Meet in Harrisburg Capital
A watchdog delegation from Warren Columbus and Corry will attend the State Fish Commission meeting in Harrisburg Thursday on the Columbus Dam project. James Neilan of Neilan Engineers will present an engineering feasibility report. The commission seeks a lake up to 250 acres funded by license fees over 40 years.
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Harrisburg
State Fish Commission
Columbus
Warren
Corry
James Neilan
Neilan Engineers
Somerset
The
Fish Commission
S. A
Doc) Long
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Blain Mead
Warren County
Frank Dodd
James Curtis
Tom Stroup
Capital
Corry Area Committee approves two teachers and seven contracts
Corry Area Joint School Committee unanimously approves hiring two new teachers and seven supplemental contracts for current staff. Mrs. John Rossbacher is hired to teach vocal music three days weekly at 26 dollars daily, assigned to Concord and Conelway schools. She holds a bachelor’s in music education and has one year of teaching experience. Mrs. Lulu Benzinger is hired to teach fourth grade at Wright School, bringing five years of Warren school experience.
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Corry Area
John Rossbacher
Raymond Avenue
Rossbacher
Concord
Conelway
Mansfield State College
Lulu Benzinger
Wayne Street
Wright School
Warren
Benzinger
Jamestown Mayoral Race Highlights Baloney Jibes
Piney Johnson Republican mayoral candidate described himself as a meat salesman and closed Jamestown Jaycee Political Night with a quip about peddling baloney. Incumbent Mayor Dunn seeks a second term on the Democratic ticket.
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Jamestown
N. Y
To Toast Or Not To Toast At William Penn Dedication
Controversy swirls over a cocktail party planned for the dedication of the new William Penn museum. Rep. Francis Q. Warley urged the State Historical and Museum Commission to consider his protest at a meeting before the ceremony. The commission had approved the reception and said liquor funds would come from private sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Museum
Francis Q. Warley
R.adams
State Historical and Museum Commission
Debate Limit Bill Beaten in Senate Vote
The Senate failed to invoke cloture on the debate limit bill as 4746 members opposed advancing the measure, a setback for President Johnson. Labor leaders and the White House may seek to dilute the repealer to add federal civil rights restrictions to win broader support, but even that could fail to end filibusters and secure a final vote. The cloture threshold of two thirds of those voting was not met, with support short of a majority.
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Wasitm Ton
Labor Jders Si
Johnson Tay
Ith
Argutte
Coed Fails, Friend Falls To Death At Sugarloaf Cliff
Karol Rae Hammon of Anchorage Alaska, former Miss Alaska who competed in the 1965 Miss America pageant, slipped over Mt Sugarloaf edge while with Ginny Scheer from Oklahoma City and dropped 200 feet to a rock ledge. Rescuers reached her, but she died at Farren Memorial Hospital.
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South Devgrfusld
Mass
Smith College
Ginny Scheer
Oklahoma City
Kar‘ol Rae Hammon
Alaska
Mt. Sugarloaf
Ginny
Karol
Connecticut River
Farren Memorial Hospital
Anchorage
Two More Boatloads Offer Refugees From Cuba
Two more boatloads of Cuban refugees guided toward Key West by the Coast Guard as U S officials awaited word from Fidel Castro on an orderly migration. Granma reported 18 aboard the Shark and P5845 though the Coast Guard put 23 aboard. Six boats waited to take refugees to Florida as Havana said four more boats arrived from Florida Monday.
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Key West
Fla
Coast Guard
US S
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
Granma
Havana
Florida
Cuba
Havana Radio
Miami
Camarioca
Lores
Associated Press
Alleit
Chaba
U.S
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Joseph L. Baker
Brotherhood State Bank
Charles Forgey
Baker
Forgey
Iefl
Ronnald Buck
Reds
Shupe
Johnson
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