Jenkins Case Shows Security Weakness
Washington AP reports on the Walter W. Jenkins morals case highlighting weaknesses in the federal payroll screening system. The Civil Service Commission conducted 230000 nonsensitive job checks costing about 5.1 each and 35000 full field probes into sensitive roles at an average of 390 each. National Security Council relies on agencies for investigations, and Jenkins’ access spanned NSC sessions. Jenkins resigned as special assistant to President Johnson after morals charges in 1959 and 1963, becoming public knowledge.
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Washington
Walter W. Jenkins
U.S
Commission
National Defense
Fivil Service Commission
PBI
White House
National Security Council
Council
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Office of Emergency Planning
Robert S. McNamara
Jenkins
Johnson
Air Force Reserve
Air Force
Corry United Fund Faces Shortfall Near 1964 Goal
The Corry United Fund is expected to fall about $12,000 short of its $72,000 goal. A noon YMCA meeting heard volunteers estimate $51,465 already in, with roughly $9,000 more still outstanding. If contributions grow as hoped, the drive may near $60,000.
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Corry United Fund
Rat
YMCA
Ned Johnston
James Hannan
Cochairmen
Benetis
Jourhal
Minia
Menara Hospital
FAA Approves Runway Extension At Lawrence Airport
The FAA granted a 600 foot extension to the Lawrence Airport runway just before the project deadline. Clarence Wallace of the Airport Authority said approval allowed Charles H Fry Construction Co. of Erie to mobilize for the extra work, enabling larger two engine planes to land and take off.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Lawrence
Clarence Wallace
Airport Authority
FAA
Charles H. Fry
Oo Iy
Ambiguous Olympic Victory Report Yet Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a victory and Tokyo Games but lacks clear names teams or dates. It references a world event and competition but the garbled wording prevents precise identification or context for a concise summary. No verifiable entities are extractable.
Labor Party To Lead Britain Faces Battle
London AP reports Britain's new prime minister Harold Wilson with a narrow parliamentary margin moves to form a Labor government. He faces strong opposition to his five year program including steel relocation and public land ownership as Parliament meets Oct 27. Wilson names six cabinet ministers including Patrick Gordon Walker as foreign secretary and Denis Healey as defense minister with Jim Callaghan as chancellor.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Laborites
House of Commons
Alec Douglas-Home
Liberal Party
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Patrick Gordon Walker
Commons
Ory
Gordon Walker
Spipe
Labor
George Brown
Denis Healey
Jim Callaghan
Herbert Bowden
Local Man Hospitalized After Crash
Local resident on Main Street identified as L sustained severe head lacerations and possible skull fracture after a one car crash on Centerville Ney road. The vehicle left the road, struck an embankment, and crashed into a ditch before stopping. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment and possible charges are pending.
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Esq
Ourry Memorial Hospital
Abe
Canterville
Centerville Ney
Hl- 0
Corry
Ain
Corry Memlorial Hospital
Hays Ambulance
Spartansburg
Test Run Of New Mercury Vapor Lights A Success
The test in downtown Corry previewed the new mercury vapor street lighting as the Pennsylvania Electric Co. activated about 70 percent of the lights along Center Street. Allen Kuhn said the test was highly successful and the system is proceeding toward full operation with old poles kept as a backup.
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Raveuni Chey
Mercury Vapor
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Center Street
Allen Kuhn
Corry
Penslee
Mercury Vapor Mets
Fairford
General Teléphone
May Delay UN Opening Over U S Russia Feud
United States and Russia clashed over UN peacekeeping dues prompting talk of postponing the General Assembly opening for at least two weeks. The US signaled openness to delay if others proposed it as Russia lagged two years in UN payments and faced potential loss of voting rights under Article 19.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
United States
Russia
U.N
U.S
Adlair. Stevenson
Congo
Middle East
Britain
Downtown Renewal Revisions Seen in Corry Plans
The Parking Authority and Planning Commission redefine aims for downtown Corry between the railroad tracks and Washington Street east of Carter Street citing federal aid criteria. Officials note the Corry Jamestown plant No. 5 remains in good condition. A downtown parking survey proposal from Don McNeil of Pittsburgh is to be reviewed, with a commission meeting set for Monday November 16. Unemployment claims rose to 18,541 for the week ending October 9, with continued claims at 79,526, the lowest weekly total since July 1963.
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City Parking Authority
Planning Commission
Corry
Washington Street
Carter Street
Corry Jamestown
Parking Commission
Don McNeil
Pittsburgh
McNeil
Harrisburg
Labor and Industry Department
Kremlin Switch Chinese Bomb Change Plans Of President
President Johnson canceled his campaign for a ful weekend at the capital to chair a National Security Council session on the Kremlin shakeup and the new London Labor government. Officials outline three key issues: Brezhnev Kosygin leadership, China nuclear test, and the British vote under Prime Minister Harold Wilson as the world weighs Soviet Chinese tensions.
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Washington
Johnson
National Security Council
White House
Texas
Council
Khrushchev
Moscow
Red Ching
London
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Fromier
Alexei Kosyxin
U.S
Kamshehev
Kremitin
Peking
United States
Red China
China
Harold Wilson
American Nazi flier found at Titusville High School
Titusville High School officials report distribution of an American Nazi Party pamphlet at the high school. At least two youths from the same family are involved, with no one charged yet. An 18-year-old student admitted knowledge of the flyer titled I AM AN American Nazi, which derides Jews and communism and calls for demonstrations. The leaflet is signed by Lin Soin Rackwell of the American Nazi Party.
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Titusville
Vitor
Tn Av
Ameritam Nasi Party
Oye
Lin Soin Rackwell
Commandery Americats Nasi Party
World shaker upheaval in Russia unsettles Khrushchev era
Moscow reports a dramatic fall of Nikita Khrushchev and quick power shift as Brezhnev becomes party secretary and Kosygin premier. Pravda condemns Khrushchev while signaling continuity in policy, including détente, Sino Soviet tensions, and continued relations with Africa. Details emerge of Khrushchev’s final days and the surprise timing of his removal.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrurshchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Leubid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Harrieman
Muncie
Pravda
I. Khrushchev
Tale
Africa
China
Kchev
I Khrushchey
Ieee
Sogiover
Ofdie Uhe
Ceremier
G. E Palewski
Prendhn
Tak
Paleweki
Khrix
Mnicaind
China tests first atomic device in 1964
AP reports China exploded its first nuclear device on October 16 1964 described by Washington as a low yield test. President Johnson said the test should not be over estimated in military significance and pledged help to non Communist neighbors if threatened. Peking hailed the blast as a major achievement while Moscow offered minimal comment amid political shakeups.
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Tokyo
China
Washington
Johnson
United States
New China News Agency
Peking
M. Est
U.S
Premise Chowen- Lai
National People’s Congress
Russia
Red China
Moscow
Kremlin
Khrustichey
Tass
Idi
Chest X Ray Here Oct 23 Public Health Drive
Erie County health groups and the Corry Christmas Seal Committee announce a mobile chest X-ray campaign on October 23. A cruiser will operate in Corry from 210 to 900 PM with volunteers guiding screenings at West Washington and North Center streets. Union City session runs 1030 AM to 1 PM and 2 PM to 230 PM at the Rice Hotel. Findings are returned in about four weeks, supporting early detection of tuberculosis and other chest conditions.
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Erie County
Corry Asrd
Vellah Bracken
Corry
Edwin Ahrens
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
West Washington
Senter
M. C. Baldwin
Vominit OR
Union City
Rice Hotel
Penton
Gurney
Eplé County Health and Tuhergollosi¢ Association
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Frie County Meilioatl Society
Senator Clark Plans Corry Stop Amid Campaign Push
Sen Clark will visit Corry with Democratic allies as part of a statewide tour. The trip includes a 10:30 a.m. stop at Hes Restaurant, with local party leaders and supporters accompanying him. Opponents James Weaver and William Lesler also hold re election bids in the race.
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Susepl Clark
Vincrito
James Weaver
William Lesler
Bremincratic
Eas
Vigorito Wing
Yesserday
Charge Driver Who Hit Parked Cars on West Pleasant Street
City police last night charged Wil Seine, a local man, after his car struck two parked vehicles on West Pleasant Street near the curb and sidewalk. Witnesses reported the incidents, and investigators traced the license from the scene to Yaratch of 224 Lemon Street, then to his home for questioning.
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Wil Seine
West Pleasant Street
Adam Yarateh
Lemon Street
Loora G. Teed
Albert S. Coons
Doners
Yaratch
Chen
Hali
Alderaan Mar
Hart Bicholner
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U. S
Anatoly Dobrynin
Sovi
Tain
Titusville High School
U. 5
Sen. Clark
Kai Erain- Seting
Felaai
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