Surveyor 2 Tumbles in Space Raising Doomsday Doubts
Pasadena AP report describes Surveyor 2 tumbling uncontrollably after a mid course maneuver when vernier rocket No 3 failed to fire again. Engineers warn stabilization needed. failure threatens mission as craft drifts from Sinus Medii target and could miss the moon landing site.
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Pasadena
Calif
Hibbs
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Moon
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Central Bay
Three Car Crash on North Center Street Injures Passenger
A chain reaction crash on North Center Street just before 1 p.m. involved three cars driven by Robert Thompson 67 of Slippery Rock William H Nye 55 of Clarendon and William Thomson 77 of 228 Essex Street. Passenger Golda Mae Thomas 63 of Clarendon suffered whiplash and was admitted for observation at Corry Memorial Hospital. Total vehicle damage listed as 800 with 100 400 and 900 per car.
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North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Thompson
Slippery Rock
North Center
Quality Master Markets
Thompson
William H. Nye
Clarendon
Nye
William Thomson
Essex Street
Corry Ambulance Service
Thomson
Possible Clue Cabbie Provides Slaying Lead
Kenilworth authorities pursue a lead from a Chicago cab driver Leo Yancey 44 who said a fare in his cab Sunday morning described a man in a published lure of a suspect. The victim Valerie Percy 21 daughter of Charles H Percy was found murdered in the Kenilworth home as investigators plan to drag Lake Michigan for clues aided by the Kenilworth police boat and Coast Guard.
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Kenilworth, Ill
Valerie Percy
Chicago
Leo Yancey
Evanston
Percy
Valerie
Charles H. Percy
Kenilworth
Wyanston
North Shore
Yancey
Glencoe
Maurice Higgins
State's Attorney's Corps of
Lake Michigan
Robert Daley
Coast Guard
Corry Women Hurt In Crash on Rain Slick Bridge
Four Corry and Seattle women were injured yesterday afternoon when a rain slick Boomertown bridge crash sent passengers to Jamestown General Hospital. Mrs. Bernice Rowland, 71, knee and leg pain. Mrs. Mary Taylor, 58, fractured leg. Mrs. Jennie Brooks, 52, head and neck injuries. Myra I. Taylor, 59, driver, and Terra Hamilton, 5, suffered minor concerns. Drivers uninjured.
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Ashville
Boomertown
Jamestown General Hospital
Bernice Rowland
Mott Street
Corry
Mary Taylor
Seattle
Wash
Jennie Brooks
Rowland
Myma I. Taylor
North East
Taylor
Robert F. Hamilton
Jamestown
Hamilton
Terra
Corry Man Convicted Of Burglary In Cincinnati Case
John T. Layman 27 of Corry was convicted in Cincinnati by Judge Simon Leis for burglary based on a store security photo. He received an indeterminate sentence at the Ohio Reformatory after attempting to cash a stolen check later that day.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John T. Layman
Corry
Simon Leis
Leis
Ohio Reformatory
Layman
Dowell Plays Major Role in Warren Area Oil Fracking Boom
Oilmen in Warren, Forest and Crawford counties report a boom driven by fracturing work. Dowell Inc. of Corry accounts for about 53 percent of local fracturing activity, with 320 completions in three years at an average cost of 5500 per well and total regional outlays near 1.76 million. Ben Chisler notes Dowell’s dominance in Warren County while others in Bradford perform the rest.
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Warren
Forest
Crawford
Dowell, Inc
Corry
Dow Chemical Co
Cross Creek Country Club
Titusville
Middle District Oil Producers Association
Crawford-Forest County
Miles Blanch
Ard
Quaker State Refining Corp
Blanchard
Ben Chisler
Labor official opposes Pennsylvania consumer protection bill
Michael Johnson, vice president of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, calls the consumer credit protection bill worse by far after the House version heads to the Senate. The measure would cap installment loan rates at 14.7 percent and revolving credit at 15 percent, marking Pennsylvania’s first ceiling on installment charges.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania League For Consumer Protection
Michael Johnson
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
Rowland B.mahany
Senate Banking Committee
Marines capture village south of DMZ in Gia Binh clash
U S Marines seized Gia Binh a fortified village just south of the DMZ after four days of fighting with North Vietnamese regulars. Flame tanks and air power blasted targets as B52s Phantoms and jets hit positions inside and below the zone. several aircraft were reported missing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Gia Binh
Guam
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
U.S. Command
Coral Sea
da Nang
North
Tueday
Air Force
Hanoi
President Playing Day On Possible Increase In Taxes
President Johnson cautions that a tax increase may be needed to balance government revenues and expenditures though no decision has been made. He noted war costs in Viet Nam through 1967 and stressed ongoing efforts to inform Congress as plans develop.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
House
Republican
Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
UN Urges Negotiated Peace In Asia
Congress debates Viet Nam as Republicans charge deception by the Democratic administration while Democrats urge patriotism and nonpartisanship. House battle lines shape the Nov 8 election as GOP seeks to block Great Society bills and focus on records in handling the war.
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Washington
House
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Military lowers standards to draft 20 000 in nine months
Washington AP reports the military will lower mental standards to draft about 20,000 men in nine months for special training and eventual regular service. The plan aims for 100,000 trained per year by 1969, with further revisions studied to expand eligibility by June 30.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Ad- Stek
Pentagon
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Charles Percy
Wilmette
Big Gun
Cross Creek
Thomas Sutton
Dowell
Bradford
Labor
Asia
Goodell
GOP Committee On Research and Planning
GOP
U. S
Ferdinand Martos
Delta
Brave Companies
1St
Battal
Ion
4Th Marines
Sone
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