Air Force General Faults North Vietnam Bombing Limits
Retired Maj. Gen. Gilbert E. Myers told a Senate preparedness subcommittee that restricting bombing in North Vietnam led to higher pilot and aircraft losses. He said targets were doled out slowly and that more lucrative strikes were blocked from Washington, reducing effectiveness. Generals Greene and Johnson backed stronger air power while McNamara noted many requested targets remained unauthorized.
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Air Force
North Vietnam
Gilbert E. Myers
7Th Air Force
Vietnam
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
South
Myers
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wallace M. Greene
Marine Corps
South Vietnam
Greene
Subcommittee
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Joint Chiefs
McNamara
Johnson
Three Car Crashes Injure No One In Erie Area
Police reported two accidents. Harry Lamb of Erie caused a collision with $400 damage to his car and $600 to another, while a second crash on West Smith street involved Katherine Smith and John Misterovich with minor injuries to Flora Thompson. Damages totaled about $150. A stray Harvard note follows unrelated text.
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Harry Lamb
Euclid Street
Erie
Lamb
Macciarone’s
Cobb’s
Katherine E. Smith
Bear Lake
John A. Misterovich
West Smith Street
Misterovich
West Smith
Smith
Flora Thompson
Hold Rites For Roscoe Pringle
Funeral services for Joscoe V. Pringle were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Thoms officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Herbert and Harold Drace and others. Relatives and friends traveled from Napa California, Tidioute, Wellsboro, Sheffield, Union City, Mansfield Ohio, Wattsburg, Panama, Grand Valley, Jamestown to attend.
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Bracken
Walter ‘Thoms
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Harold’ Drace
Paul Crowell Jr
Byron Crowell
Burton Duell
William McCracken
Raymond Pringle
Napa
Calif
Irene Morrison
Tidioute
Wellsboro
Sheffield
Mansfield
Ohio
Edward Anderson
Chester Pietron
Norman McElroy
Eric
Charles Butler
John Courteen
Zella Fritts
George Ottaway
Union City
Glenn Ross
Wattsburg
Dorothy Stingel
Harry Johnson
Panama
William F. Burchard Sr
Grand Valley
Gilbert Peterson
June Peterson
Cora Stufflebeam
Jamestown
Funeral Held For Beating Victim
Howard Troy Dice four died after a beating while standing at attention for six hours. He was buried Saturday with 60 cents in his pocket. his mother asked attendants to place the change in his skirt pocket. Police said he suffered the beating Tuesday night over 60 cents change owed to his father.
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Fort Lauderdale
Pla
Howard Troy Dice
Margaret Berry
Howard
Walter
Milk Dealers Plan Stock Shares to Cut Milk Costs
Pittsburgh AP report describes the Consumer & Dairymen's Co-Operative Association plan where households buy a $20 stock certificate and receive dividends to lower milk costs. Investors would save on monthly receipts, paying about 80 cents per gallon in effect, with dividends offsetting the purchase.
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Pittsburgh
Daiy
Consumer & Dairymen's Co-Operative Association
Ernest Hayes
United Dairy Farmers
C&d
Hayes
Youth Still Poor After September Gun Incident
Ronald Porath an Oil City High School student aged year old was hospitalized after a gunshot wound to the head during a September 9 target shooting in Cornplanter Township. He spent 42 days at Erie’s St. Vincent's Hospital and was moved to Oil City Hospital in poor condition this weekend. He was unconscious for several weeks and remained in critical condition while at St. Vincent's.
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ONL City
Ronald Porath
Oil City
Oil City Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Porath
Erie Hospital
St. Vincent's
Cornplanter Township
Musmanno Sees LBJ Backing Through 1968
Erie AP report quotes State Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musmanno asserting President Johnson will retain popular support in 1968. He draws a 1968 versus 1864 parallel, suggesting poll results would not reflect future backing.
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Musmanuo
LBJ
Oor
ERIE
Supreme Court
Johnson
Michael A. Musmanno
Abraham Lincoln
Harold Stassen
Voting matters and one vote can change lives
A letter urges residents to vote on November 7 and warns that every vote counts with a famous example of a teacher who wrote in her name and won. The piece encourages teens to lead America by participating in the election and ends noting a bee house complaint in Longmont, Colorado with 19 hives found in a backyard.
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Oregon
America
Longmont
Colo
Earl Richardson
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