Peace Force Joins Grief in Santo Domingo Clash
Across Vietnam the Plei Me siege continued with heavy Viet Cong shelling as air strikes and a relief column pressed toward the camp. Government forces reported hundreds of guerrilla dead, while U.S. advisers and Montagnard troops suffered lighter casualties. Inter-American Peace Force moved into Santo Domingo to restore calm amid killings tied to the Dominican unrest.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Plei Me
Special Force 8
U.S
Pleika Dran
Pleiku
Gemp
Pielku
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Inter-American Peace Force
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Garcia-Godoy
Aquiles Leyva Mattos
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Mario Dujarric
Santiago
Miguel de Jesus Haddad
Valveredo
Revolutionary Party
Mao
Bomb threats on airlines probed by FBI
FBI agents probed telephoned bomb threats directed at two Eastern Air Lines flights. A Miami to New York No. 72 diverted to Jacksonville after a call claimed a bomb on board. A second call to Charlotte led to a search of Chicago to New York No. 605 in Raleigh. no bomb was found.
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Miami, Fla
FBI
Eastern Air Lines
Philadelphia teen killed in river plunge crash
Philadelphia 18 year old Wil bert Garner died Friday night when the car he rode in jumped a bullhead and plunged into the Delaware River.
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Philadelphia
Wilbert Garner
Delaware River
British Chief s Guarded In Rhodesia
In Salisbury Rhodesia heavy police guard awaited Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Commonwealth Secretary Arthur Bottomley as security tightened for their arrival. Riots were feared as black nationalists Joshua Nkomo and Ndabangingi Sithole, confined in a government camp, warned of violence if unilateral independence is declared. Smith pressed for immediate independence to preserve white rule while offering a treaty on constitutional principles for Africans.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Cyprus
London
Tan Smith
Smith
Britain
United Nations
Nntends
Joshua Nkomo
Ndabangingi Sithole
Ther
Nkomd
Sithole
Fire in Scranton Rooming House Claims One Life
A fire in a Scranton rooming house early today killed William Holden, 74, and injured two other occupants. Police identified the victim and continued investigations into the blaze.
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Scranton
William Holden
Legion Urges Corry to Display Flags Amid War Protests
Corry American Legion Post leader Guy Davis urged residents to display flags from now until Veterans Day November 11 to counter widespread anti-Vietnam War protests. He noted protests began in nearby towns and spread to Clarion Pittsburgh and other western Pennsylvania communities, and called Corry to join the patriotism push.
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American Legion
Corry
Viet Nam
Guy Davis
Legion
Davis
Tionesta
Clarion
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Five Hundred Thousand Stolen From Brink's Vault
In Syracuse, a cannon blast shattered the Brink's Co vault and about $500,000 disappeared. The missing funds include negotiable cash and checks. Detectives found cannon casings and a tripod near the vault as FBI joined the investigation. Police believe the vault was blasted open Sunday night.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Brink's Co
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stretch Drive Starts For Swimming Pool Votes
Final save for this week’s campaign to urge passage of the swimming pool referendum by Corry voters was formulated last night at the VFW Club. About 35 people attended as the Recreation Committee advised committees of this week’s activities. A telephone campaign starts today with about 10 women calling every residence to solicit a vote. Mrs Bert Lins heads the telephone phase. tapes were made by Lins and will be broadcast on WOTR as a public service. Other campaign steps include hanging a streamer across Center Street, distributing 4 000 flyers, completing a poster contest by Corry children, and speeches at PTA events this week. Bennett said Saturday’s radio program Breakfast with the Merchants will be devoted to the pool project and urged interested citizens to attend the 8 a.m. Ritzvant breakfast.
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Corry
VFW Club
Bert Lins
WOTR
Center Street
PTA
B. G. Bennett
Holy Joe Preaches On South Beach To Sunlit Congregation
The Rev. Charles Cline, 56, a retired Baptist minister, preaches weekly from the sand at South Beach to 150 to 200 teens. Dressed in seersucker and casual shirt, he taunts temptations of youth while a sunlit crowd responds with cheers and halting prayers. He declines a collection plate, saying his work is funded by an independent Baptist missionary group. he has previously served in New York and Miami.
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Mianne Bhagh
Tra
Charles Cline
Joe
South Beach
Cline
Bny
Baptist
New York
Miami
KKK Vows To Continue Activities
Across the South Ku Klux Klan members preached segregation and announced continued activity. Rallies in Madisonville Texas and Tampa Florida featured large cross burnings and calls to support Vietnam policy. Georgia and South Carolina leaders criticized integration and planned further demonstrations amid nationwide scrutiny.
Police to cite local driver after crash left scene
Police said Sally E. Akam, 18, of 82 Snyder Circle will be charged after her car struck a parked vehicle on Spring Street and she failed to stop. Officers pursued the car, catching it at Mountain's Service Station after a chase through West South Street and East Pleasant Street. Akam said she was upset over the crash and had no idea why she did not stop.
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Sally E. Akam
Snyder Circle
Spring Street
West South Street
Connie Nichols
South Center Street
Loblaw
Akam
South Center
East Pleasant
First Methodist
Mountain
East South Street
INLRB To Rule On Union Vote At Melnnes Steel
The United Steelworkers petition the NLRB for an election at Meinnes Steel Co. A hearing is set tomorrow at the Federal Courthouse in Erie to decide who may vote. The board will issue a decision in the coming weeks.
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Melnnes Steel
United Steelworkers of America
National Labor Relations Board
Meinnes Stel Co
NLRB
Federal
Erie
Little Guys Guy Dead Mourn Mike Carmine Cannavino Dies
Erie mourns Democratic mayoral candidate Michael A. Cannavino as about 5,500 people attend his funeral events. The 57 year old was found dead in his hotel room amid intense election speculation. Lotis J. Tullio was quickly chosen as the party’s mayoralty nominee to oppose incumbent Charles Williamson in November.
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Mike
Tullie
Erie
Michael A. Carinavino
St. George Funeral Home
St. Paul's Church
Carmagino
Eric
Cannavino
Lawrence
Jack Fatioa
Fatioa
Camagine
Erie City Democratic
Lotis J. Tullio
Charles B. Williamson
Tullio
Democratic Party
Erie County
Canna
Target Flop Delays Gemini Moon Rendezvous Mission
Spacecraft Target fails after Agena vehicle crashes into the Atlantic shortly after 10 a.m. EST. Flight Director Kraft scrubs the Gemini 6 launch as tracking stations report no contact and the Agena module fails to separate. Astronauts Schirra and Stafford likely face a delay until next year for the docking mission central to lunar plans.
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Kasnedy, Fla
Agesha
Wielavin
Spac
Christopher C. Kraft Jr
Walter M. Schirraar
Thomas P. Stafford
Atlantic
Mission Control Center
Mission Control
Paul Haney
Gemini
Kraft
U.S
Mariner
Mars
Venus
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
Canary Islands
Agena
Schirra
Stafford
Age
Only Few Attend McDonald Rites
Hollywood AP reports a quiet funeral service for actress Marie McDonald, 42, with about fifty mourners including one actor. She was buried Saturday at Forest Lawn in Glendale after her sixth husband Don Taylor found her dead in their San Fernando Valley home. The coroner investigates the cause of death.
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McDonald Rites Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Miss McDonald
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Don Taylor
San Fernando Valley
Deanti
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Lau
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Judy Fox
Mary Bennett
Kathy Miselli
Sherry
Janet Cole
Janes
KKK
Associated Press
Madisonville
Tex
Austin
Royce McPhail
Crockett
Tampa
Fla
A. S. Maple
Georgia
Marion
S.C
Robert Scoggin
Spartanburg
Washington, Ga
Calvin Craig
Lincolnton
Craig
Walter M. Schirra
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