CAHS Grad Among Nine Dead In Route 6 Crashes
Nine people die in a weekend wave of accidents in Warren County. A Corry Area High School graduate, John E. Rodgers, 19, from Pittsfield, dies in a head on collision on Route 6 near Youngsville. Also killed are Fred A. Beardsley, 22, Spring Creek, and Mark A. Smith, 20, Pittsfield, all ejected. Mrs. Mary Grunden, 31, Youngsville, survives after veering off the road to avoid the crash. Route 6 traffic halted for hours as crews cleared the scene. Falls to ten the year’s Warren County road deaths, the first since mid-June.
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Fred A. Beardsley
Spring Creek
Corry High
John E. Rodgers
Pittsfield
Mark A. Smith
Rodgers Auto
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Youngaville
Warren Gounty
Warren State
Beardsley Auto
Mary Grunden
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Rodgers
Grunden Auto
Grunden
Warren County
U S Warplanes Hit Delta Areas as Troop Lift Expands
U S warplanes continue round the clock bombings in the Mekong Delta near Soc Trang to disrupt guerrilla routes. Ground forces hold back due to rains and a large Viet Cong regiment, while the 1st Cavalry Division lands at Qui Nhon adding about 20 000 troops. total U S forces exceed 125 000.
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India claims tank victory in major clash near La hore
AP reports India says its tanks defeated Pakistani armor near La hore in West Pakistan, with Pakistan asserting heavier Indian losses and claiming to repulse another Indian armored thrust near Sialkot. Reports note evacuations from Lahore and ongoing front activity.
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Rajassthan
Negroes Push Transfer Of Students To White Schools
Boston AP reports Negro parents expanded transfer of children to junior high grades using chartered buses. Hundreds moved to schools with predominantly white enrollments under open enrollment, widening to five schools with 242 children last week. leaders cite desegregation aims while the city denies overcrowding.
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Neges
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Day Hicks
Bos'of
School Comitee
Gertrude Rose
Astronaut Carpenter Hobbles Through Ocean Lab Setback
LA JOLLA Calif AP M Scott Carpenter limited to Ocean Lab Sealab 2 for 15 more days after a sting from a scorpion fish during crew transfer left his left arm swollen. Nine aquanauts delayed their ascent 75 minutes to help treat him before the group resumed the procedure to reach sea level pressure. They must spend 36 hours in decompression before exiting the chamber on Tuesday.
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Carpenter
Berkone
Earl
Anti Sub System To Be Set Up On Pacific Coast
United States plans a submarine detection system on the Pacific Coast similar to the Atlantic setup. Sources say the secret electronic net uses hydrophones to hear submarines and locate them.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Car Kills Girl and Injures Driver in Route 492 Crash
Susan Faye Webster, three, of Indians was struck by a car on Route 492 near here. The driver Karl K. Gard ner, 47, of Penn Run, was injured when he swerved to avoid the child and his car hit a stone wall.
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Susan Faye Webster
Here
Karl K. Gardner
Penn Run
Optimistic Signs From Redistricting Conference Panel
In Harrisburg a six member Senate House conference committee worked toward a bipartisanship reapportionment. Senator Stanley Stroup voiced cautious optimism while noting the 15 percent deviation rule and the deadline pressures from the State Supreme Court. Democrats proposed redrawing lines in eight or nine Central Pennsylvania counties as Republicans pledged study.
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Miss America Deborah Bryant Crowned from Kansas Contingent
Deborah Bryant of Overland Park Kansas won Miss America at Atlantic City after three days of competition. The 19 year old earned a 10000 scholarship and extensive appearance contracts while defeating 49 finalists including Miss Mississippi Patricia Puckett and Miss Indiana Eileen Smith who finished second and third.
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Kansas
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Mississippi
Patricia Puckett
Columbus
Indiana
Eileen Smith
Indianapolis
Florida
Carol Blum
Miami Beach
Wisconsin
Sharon Singstock
Oshkosh
Tribesmen Worry U S Over Threat of Rising Montagnard Activity
U S officials fear a renewed Montagnard rebellion in Vietnam as Hanoi cracks down on the movement. The tense situation centers on Ban Me Thuot where Rhode tribal leaders push for autonomy in South Vietnam.
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omiGuan
Ovun Ye
Vatican council bishops split over deicide wording in Jewish statement
Vatican observers reported optimism as 2 600 bishops weigh an amendment to the Jews relation declaration. The draft omits the charge of deicide to avoid offending opponents, while Arabs and some Western conservatives oppose the change. The final session opens Tuesday amid debate on Catholic relations with non Christians. Osvalds Wemanis, former Latvian ballet master, dies at 63 in Flint.
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Atead
Vatican Secretariat For Christian Unity
Flint
Mich
Osvalds Wemanis
Latvian National Grand Opera
Technicians Dominate 17th Emmy Awards Ceremony
NBC led with 14 Emmys as Dick Van Dyke Barbra Streisand Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne and Leonard Bernstein won top honors. The awards pared 28 categories to six emphasizing program achievements and individual tech wins. Louvre swept news documentary information and sports with all but one award.
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Betsy Dead and Flood Toll Rising in Louisiana
Emergency officials report 2507 bodies expected in parishes along the Mississippi south of New Orleans. Red Cross shelters hold about 25 000 evacuees with many staying a week or more. Baton Rouge faces a chlorine barge hazard as flood relief efforts continue and power remains unreliable across the city.
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Horse kills spectator at Richland County race meet
Two racing horses threw their riders and charged into the crowd at a Richland County Raceway event trampling a spectator. The victim was identified as Ren B. Cleveland, 64, Rice Lake, Wis, a harness racing stable owner whose horses ran earlier in the afternoon.
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Richland County
Ren B. Cleveland
Rice Lake
Carl Sandburg In Hospital
AP reports poet Carl Sandburg in Ongwenouvyinel North Carolina showing gradual improvement after Friday confinement for an abdominal disorder. He is treated for diverticulitis as doctors monitor his condition through the hospital stay. Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Daniel F. McDevitt, former Reading mayor who served from 1956 to 1959, following his death yesterday in Reading Hospital.
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N.C (Ap
Carl Sandburg
Reading
Daniel F. McDevitt
McDevitt
Chlorine Loaded Barge Threatens Baton Rouge Sealed Search
Navy divers and Army engineers searched for a sunken barge loaded with 600 tons of chlorine drifting near the Mississippi River bridge construction site in Baton Rouge. Mayor Dumas urged radio alerts for a possible evacuation as 100000 gas masks were stockpiled and shipping was halted along a 40 mile river stretch.
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W. W. Dumas
Mississippi
Dumas
New Orleans Chef Rescued After Betsy Flooded Home
Willie Brown a 50 year old chef on Reynes Street in New Orleans recalls his desperate night during Betsy as flood waters rose to his roof. He clung to his dog Lady and was finally plucked from danger by a motorboat at 5:20 pm Friday, watching a city submerged by 120 mile per hour winds and rising waters.
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Willie
Charity Hospital
Betsy
Nod
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