Space Trio Weighs Moon Flight At Cape Kennedy
Apollo 7 astronauts meet with project officials and three other spacemen who may orbit the moon in December. The six men discuss go ahead for a lunar flight while Apollo 8 pilots rehearse launch pad emergency escape.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Air Force
William A. Anders
Schirra Eisele
Johnson
Cunningham
Schirra
Eisele
Essex
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tex
Malnutrition Tied to Mental Illness in Elderly Study
In a symposium on aging Dr. Maurice E. Linden reported that malnutrition seems a major cause of many mental illnesses among 1500 Medicare patients hospitalized for psychiatric reasons. He noted patients respond quickly to proper meals after months of tea and toast.
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Los Angeles
Medicare
Maurice E. Linden
Philadelphia State Hospital
Mystery Box Found at Corry Post Office
A misaddressed box returned from Kansas City to Corry contains unidentified photos including a house trailer and two blonde graduates. Postmaster R C McLaughlin asks locals who recognize the items to contact the Corry post office.
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R. C. McLaughlin
Corry Post Office
McLaughlin
Corry
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Nostmaster
Area Man Crushed By Truck Bed In Fatal Farm Accident
Richard N. Poux 30 of Titusville an official at Phillips Skyline plant died at Oakwood Farms north of Titusville after being crushed between a dump bed frame and the bed while unloading corn. Coroner Dr. C M Sonne said death was due to a dislocated neck and fractured lower jaw. Survived by wife Shirley and two children.
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Titusville
Richard N. Poux
Skyline
Phillips Petroleum Co
Oakwood Farms
C. M. Sonne
Crawford County
Poux
Tistusville
Rudolph Wood
Route 8
Shaffer
Fred Anderson
Erie County Expands Hours for Assessment Hearings
The Erie County Assessment Office in the courthouse will stay open two extra hours nightly Monday through Thursday next week to answer residents questions on the countywide reappraisal. The filing deadline for appeals is next Thursday. The office will operate 7 to 9 p.m. the final four days of the month in addition to standard hours 8:30 to 5. The three member board aims to decide all appeals by December 1 as tax rolls with new assessments have been public since mid September and bills mailed last month.
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Erie
Erie County
Ted Pournaras
Erie County Board of Assessment and Revision
Pournaras
Blue Cross Reports Surge in Hospital Outlays
Blue Cross payments to hospitals rose 80 percent in September and 19 percent for the first nine months of 1968 compared with 1967. President Thomas F. Manley told the board Hospital payments totaled 9 661 138 in September for 62 047 cases and 85 278 349 for the first nine months. He cited rising costs from payrolls, more staff, new techniques, and higher public demand for care.
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Philadelpha
Blue Cross
Thomas F. Manley
Board of
Manley
West Germany to buy 88 U.S. Phantom jets with conditions
Bonn report says West Germany will purchase 88 American Phantom jets at about 575 million dollars to arm the air force. Bundestag defense committee approved the deal by 16 to 14 after interparty haggling and tied the sale to German firms sharing in the deal with orders worth at least 50 to 125 million dollars or equivalent.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Bundestag Defense Committee
Defense Committee
U.S
Saudi envoy accuses Israel of go go swingers in Jerusalem
United Nations. The Saudi Arabian ambassador Jamil M Baroody told the General Assembly that Israel has corrupted Jerusalem by establishing cabarets and dance halls to attract tourists and fill Zionist coffers, a charge presented as a formal protest.
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Israel
United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Jamil M. Baroody
Jerusalem
Baroody
General Assembly
Holy City
Soviet Troops Withdraw Across Border Report
AP reports Soviet forces pull back from the border greeted by villagers and Red Star notes. Local women offer apples and rolls as troops begin withdrawal, but officials give no count or timeline for crossing.
Weekly Vietnam toll hits low mark after DMZ clashes
U S command reports the week’s American combat deaths at the lowest in 14 months as fighting in the DMZ continues. Seven American aircraft are lost to ground fire and 112 North Vietnamese are killed, with 132 South Vietnamese fatalities reported and 1 209 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead overall. The U S also plans a large POW release as talks progress.
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Vietnam
Saigon
U.S. Command Today
Dmz
Washington
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Church Says Jackie's Wedding Not Valid
In Athens Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis faces church questions over her marriage to Aristotle Onassis. Vatican canon lawyers note she is not excommunicated but is a public sinner barred from sacraments. options include leaving Onassis for absolution or securing a church ruling on Onassis first marriage validity.
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Church
Jackie
Athens
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Christina
Scorios
Tonian Sea
Rtorian
Churen
Onassis
Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Kennedy
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Vatican
Mrs. Onassis
Good Graces
City School Split Take of 526,664
City and Corry School Board shared 52 332 from the quarterly tax receipts as the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee met for its regular session. Total revenue from the citys 1 percent income tax totaled 76 168 with 71 113 in disbursements and a 3 185 balance in the reserve fund. Attending were Edward Zar Yer new finance director, Alice Brown, Wallace Young, Clifford Buesini, and S E Amberson.
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Edward Zar- Yer
Corry
Alice Brown
B.S
Barney) Bennett
Wiliam Miller
Miller
Wallace Young
Clifford Buesini
S. E. Amberson
TV Nudists stun Britain with frank BBC2 program
An BBC2 documentary showing nude naturists sparked viewer complaints and mixed reviews. Critics called the film unsexy and dull with graphic images of the human body. BBC officials warned families some scenes might embarrass.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC-2
Desmond Wilcox
BBC
Italian Club Folds Liquidates After Vote
Members of the Italian American Association on West Main Street voted to close the 34 year old organization after low business. Trustee Samuel Baressi said 43 of 102 members attended the special meeting and favored closing. Assets including the building and shares in Wellington Fund will be liquidated. bids may be sought. Trustees Albert Amoroso and John Amoroso also spoke.
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West Main Street
Samuel Baressi
the Journal
Bar Esat
Wellington Fund
Baressi
Baresi
Albert Amoroso
John Amoroso
Baresai
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Houston, Tex
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Philadelphia
Emilio P. Capoblanes
Phyllis Rit ‘Shretz
Capobianco
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Tina Livanos
Marquess of Blandford
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Sansylvania
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Daily Sketch
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Tel Aviv
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