Two Hurt in Route 6 Crash Near Corry
A pickup truck ran off Route 6 east of Corry at about 2:30 am. James C. Spencer, 45, of Erie, was pinned and critically injured. Mary Johnson, 45, of Corry, sustained injuries but was in satisfactory condition. The truck struck trees and a parked car before tipping, with locals and state police aiding at the scene.
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Route Pie
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
James C. Spencer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mary Johnson
Gould Street
Spencer
Route 6
Lionel Jaggs
Columbus
Berm
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Carl Lindstrom
Blood shortage hasn’t hit Corry in wake of labor weekend
Buffalo Regiona l Blood Bank reports critical low supplies, yet Corry Memorial Hospital has fulfilled blood calls with no hesitancy. Local donors via Bloodmobile visits fill Buffalo bank needs, with Warren also affected by increased demand after recent flooding. officials note no threat to Corry's operations as of now. Gemini 11 achieves fastest rendezvous to date, docking with Agena satellite about 185 miles above the Pacific. Command Pilot Charles Conrad Jr and Navy Lt. Cmdr Richard F. Gordon Jr. execute a rapid, first orbit docking, signaling a major milestone in the mission.
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Buffalo Regional Blood Bank
Corry
Buffalo
Warren
Buffalo Bank
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Globe
Charles Conrad Jr
Pacific Ocean
Point Arguello
Calif
Conrad
Navy
Cmdr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
United States
Gemini
Belive
California
Breach Of Faith Sparks Anti-Inflation Hearing Push
Washington officials press Johnson anti-inflation plan as Ways and Means opens hearings with Treasury Secretary Fowler first witness. Johnson urges 16 month suspension of 7 percent investment credit and temporary depreciation write off end. Fowler cautions breach of faith but backs reduced credit demand.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Fowler
Chased Car Crash Kills 1 in Canonsburg
Canonsburg police pursued a car that crashed head on with another vehicle then hit a tree. One man, John A. Stevens, 29, of Canonsburg, a passenger in the speeding car driven by Robert Martin, 28, of Muse, died. Nine others were injured and taken to a hospital, including four Homer Borello family members.
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Canonsburg
John A. Stevens
Robert Martin
Muse
Martin
Homer Borello
Riots Erupt in Atlanta Area After Teen Deaths
United States news report details two nights of racial violence in a predominantly Black area of Atlanta. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. opened his office to appeal for leaders to address the unrest as warrants were sought for those responsible for the deaths of Hubert Warner and Roy Milton Wright, both 16. Police and witnesses described a chaotic scene with a fatal shooting and falling injuries as racial tensions surged and a medal fragments were found in the head of a patrol sergeant. The violence extended across Saturday and Sunday with efforts by ministers and social workers to broker a truce.
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Atlanta
Ivan Allen Jr
Allen
Hubert Warner
Warner
Roy Milton Wright
Varner
Wright
M. J. Spears
Tax Body Explains Land Value Tax Plan Meeting
Representatives of the Graded Tax League of Pennsylvania will present the land value tax concept at the Municipal Building. Percy R Williams and Dr Steven Cord will lead the session at 7 30 p m with Civic Affairs Chamber of Commerce officials and residents invited. Delta Airlines chairman C E Woolman dies at 76 in Atlanta.
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Graded Tax League of Pennsylvania
Percy R. Williams
League
Steven Cord
Cord
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Reconciled Lovers Kill Wife in Church Shooting
In Pittsburgh, Eugene Kaiser fatally shot his estranged wife Joyce Kaiser in an adjoining church room as their five children prayed in Sunday school. Kaiser, 37, then shot himself and was in serious condition at Allegheny General Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Eugene
Kaiser
Kalser
Allegheny Géneral Hospital
Ser
Joyce
William
Thomas
Robert
Hope
Beaver Fally
Muhlenberg College to hold ecumenical chapel services
Allentown Pennsylvania Muhlenberg College announces first joint Roman Catholic and Protestant weekly services to be held on Thursdays marking the institution's first ecumenical venture of this kind in its 11 year history.
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Allentown
Muhlenberg College
United Weekly
Balloonist ends historic cross country balloon flight
Tracy Barnes, 27, finished a four month cross country balloon voyage from San Diego to Villas, New Jersey. He flew 200 airborne hours, reaching 25,000 feet near Pittsburgh to set a hot air altitude record. The craft landed near the Delaware Bay after a mountain collision and a hospital stay for a back sprain.
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New Jersey
Delaware Bay
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma rejoices as Miss America Jane Ann Jayroe crowned
Oklahoma celebrates Jane Ann Jayroe the Miss America of 1967 crowned in Atlantic City. She begins a 200000 mile tour with public appearances earning about 75000 dollars, facing media duties and travel first steps in New York and Philadelphia. In Oklahoma, crowds cheer and even university students consider walkouts to show support. Space mogul dies in Washington at 61.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Oklahoma
Sooners
Jane Ann Jayroe
Laverne, Okla
Philadelphia
New York
Oklahoma City University
Jane Ann
OCU
Fire kills 13 at Lane Hotel in Anchorage
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP. At least 13 persons including two women died in an early morning blaze that destroyed the two story Lane Hotel near Anchorage's business district. Fire started in a cold rain and roared through the building, collapsing roofs. bodies were recovered, many on the second floor, as investigators began identifying victims.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Vic Bernasconi
Beginning Of End Viet Election Sparks Fight With Reds
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky hailed 80 percent voter turnout in South Viet Nam elections and said it signals the beginning of the end for the Communists. He warned of continued enemy sabotage and praised the new assembly for moving toward a civilian government, despite violence surrounding polling.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Military Council
Nguyen Duc Thang
Thang
Nguyen van Cre
Hanoi
Thieu
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