Space Walk Cut Short at Gemini 11 Lift Off
Cape Kennedy reports Astronaut Richard F. Gordon Sr. cut short a 35 minute space walk due to heat and dizziness inside the suit. Command pilot Charles Conrad Jr. helped secure Gordon back inside as the mission continues with the Agena satellite docking and planned Tuesday tasks.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Richard F. Gordon
Gordon
Husky
Charles Conrad Jr
Conrad
Eugene A. Cernan
Cernan
Michael Collins
Collins
California
Six Take Exams For City Police Officers
Six men took the Civil Service written exam for city police officers Saturday and four passed. Civil Service Board member Robert G. Tunnel said some applicants have not yet completed physicals, and results cannot be announced until that detail is done. Outcomes should be known within a few days.
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Civil Service
Robert G. Tunnel
Civil Service Board
Tunnell
Corry Area Schools eye teacher training and curriculum boost
Superintendent Kay Elsen proposed a plan to upgrade teachers and strengthen the curriculum with a $5,000 inservice training item. He aims to bring in expert workshops from Gannon College and Penn State Allegheny to address weak modern math and reading programs, with Saturday or evening sessions a possibility.
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Kay Elsea
Corry Area
Elsen
Gannon College
Allegheny College
Penn State
Dale Webster
Corry
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Corry School Board to Press Delinquent Taxes Tuesday
The Corry School Board unanimously votes to initiate tax collection actions on delinquent property taxes. A Monday meeting will review records with the Finance Committee, the solicitor, and the tax collector before suits are filed as needed.
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Corry
B.G
Barney) Bennett
Frank McKnight
McKnight
R. Elwin Fuller
Fuller
Family questioned under blindfold by U S soldiers in Vietnam
A blindfolded South Vietnamese family is questioned by a soldier from the U S 13rd Airborne Brigade after being taken into custody in a Viet Cong village in Binh Tuy province about 45 miles east-southeast of Saigon. The blindfolds hide U S positions and facilities.
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U. S. 13Rd Airborne Brigade
Binh Tuy
Saigon
U. S
Corry School Board approves renewals and contracts
The Corry School Board formally approves renewal of city income tax receiver R Elwin Fuller. William G Lord of Elgin signs a new transportation contract for students to Wright and surrounding areas at 13 dollars a day. Kindergarten attendance at Concord and Wright totals 147 60 and 87 respectively. The Joint School Committee accepts janitor resignation Philip H Stenman and hires Edward C Powers at 3450 yearly. Medical and dental officials are reappointed for the year.
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Corry
R. Elwin Fuller
City Council
William G. Lord of
Elgin
Wright School
Columbus Avenue
West Columbus Avenue
White Street
Washington Street
Lord
Corry Board
Ray Elsen
Concord
Philip H. Stenman
Edward C. Powers
Stenman
Powers
J. Guy Butters
John Brown
James D. Hileman
Butters
Gerald Lloyd
George C. Gould
Charge UC Man In Stabbing Of Ex Wife
A Union City man, Floyd Pattison, is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after allegedly stabbing his ex wife Sarabelle Pattison nine times. She was taken to Union City Memorial Hospital in critical condition but improved, while Pattison was jailed after being found at 12 Perry street. Police found three knives at the scene. one plunge knife pierced near her neck.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Sarabelle Pattison
Perry Street
Aso
Nelson L. Pattison
Floyd Pattison
Justice of the Peace Souls Foradora
Erie County
Lindley McClelland
Pattison
Corry Area Joint School OKs 6979 in Supplemental Pay
The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved 6575 for supplemental contracts for 21 staff members covering coaching, directing plays, and related duties. New wrestling coach Robert A. Benson arrives November 7 to take teaching and coaching duties.
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Corry Area
Robert A. Benson
Max L. Bennink
William B. Cochran
Roger L. Ottaway
Louis F. Hanna
William E. Johnston
Kenneth L. Harvey
Joseph W. Lukac Jr
Richard A. Fox
Harry_E. Barkham
E. Edward Partch
Carole J. Turner
Majorette Spol
Gladys F. Howe
Senlar High
Sparta Widow Of War Hero Has Daughter
A daughter was born Thursday at Meadville City Hospital to Mrs. Colin K. Nichols widow of Viet Nam war hero Lt. Colin Nichols of Spartansburg Lt Nichols was killed in a helicopter crash in South Viet Nam July 20 1969 Mrs Nichols is Deborah Fish daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy M Fish of Spartansburg
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A Daugher
Meadville City Hospital
Colin K. Nichols
Colin Nichols
Spartansburg
Nichols
South Viet ‘Nam
Deborah Fish
Guy ML Fish
Spartansborg
Vorster Named South Africa Prime Minister After Cerwoerd Death
Bal Thazar Vorster was chosen to succeed Hendrik Cerwoerd as South Africa's seventh prime minister. Vorster was elected unanimously after Cerwoerd was stabbed to death by an assassin a week earlier.
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Uape Town
South Africa
Balthazar Vorster
Hendrik Cerwoerd
Vorster
U S Bombers Strike North Viet Nam Missile Sites
U S bombers pounded North Viet Nam in a major serial assault, hitting four surface to air missile sites and destroying missiles. The raids involved 400 to 500 strikes, with one American plane reported down near Vinh and pilots claiming damage at multiple sites near Dong Hoi Thanh Hoa and Hanoi port area.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Vinh
Air Force
Misile Alto
Dong Hoi
Thanh Hoa
Johnson vetoes 90 million boost in federal insurance benefits
President Johnson vetoed a 90 million increase in government employee insurance benefits saying it is inflationary and conflicts with restraint in spending. He warned extending similar benefits to all workers would fuel inflation by nearly 3 billion and noted salaries and benefits have risen 75 percent over 10 years. The veto followed hearings on anti inflation measures.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways, and Means
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
GOP
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Congress
Desegregation Tension as Grenada Patrols Protect Negro Students
White mobs attacked Negro children leaving newly desegregated schools in Grenada Mississippi. The highway patrol moved in with 175 officers in riot gear and stopped a hostile crowd after injuries including a 12 year old with a broken leg. Citizens shouted threats while officials debated patrol deployment. Two Memphis photographers were among those assaulted.
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Grenada
Miss
Richard Sigh
Sigh
Garbage and Job Tax Stir City Budget Plans
City council seeks next year budget decisions with controversy over garbage service. Unofficial discussion favors compulsory removal for all households. Debate centers on funding from tax revenues or monthly assessments, with an estimated $35 cost per household under consideration.
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Altoona
Joyce Marie Mackanick
Jeffrey A. Brunner
Kenneth H. Fleming
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