Marines suffer heavy toll as DMZ shelling continues
North Vietnamese shelling near the DMZ kills six Marines and wounds 41 as U S forces reply with 852s, Marine fighters, and Navy guns. Thai Cobra Regiment troops begin arriving around Saigon while Bangkok dispatches 2,500 soldiers to support pacification efforts. The week’s total losses: U S 236 dead, Communist 1,774, South Vietnamese 215 dead with rising wounded figures.
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SMGON
South Vietnam
U.S
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Queen’s Cobra Regiment
Thailand
Saigon
Dmz
Con ‘Thien
Morton
Hospital Board Renames Antrim To CMH Helm Post
Samuel Antrim was renamed to head the Corry Memorial Hospital helm with a salary increase at the board's annual reorganizational meeting. Hubert Vaughn and Sidney Piston were re elected as president and secretary treasurer and building fund auditor. The board approved paying Bilston for auditing work. Antrim reported a $526,000 hospital addition fund total, including about $6,000 not yet received. A taped conference on September 7 influenced the staff decision to deny Dr. Hugh O’Hare full medical privileges. The board will seek $12,000 United Fund monies, based on the past three year average, to aid patient care.
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Samuel Antrim
Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Hubert Vaughn
Sidney Piston
Bilston
Elston
Hugh O'Hare
Antrim
Joseph Pitcavage
Dr. O'Hare
United Fund
Old Trunk Yields 3 Mummified Infants in Manhattan Basement
In Washington Heights a basement trunk with the name Anne Solomon contained three mummified infant corpses wrapped in cloth and newspapers. One infant may have been dead 47 years. Police and medical examiners will probe the deaths. Anne Solomon’s husband, Jacob Solomon, says he knew of no children.
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New York
Manhattan
Paul Herman
John Hartnett
West 1St Street
Washington Heights
Hartnett
Anne Solomon
Jacob Solomon
Anne
Herman
Evening Sun
Evening World
Evening Journal
Solomon
Pennsy Plans Crossing Change In Union City
Pennsylvania Railroad officials told Union City Borough Council that the Main and High streets grade crossing will close and traffic rerouted on October 23. The project removes one track replaces gates with flashing lights and detours Route 6 and Route 8 traffic. completion depends on dry weather and bypass planning next year.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Union City
Main
High Streets
Pennsy
Public Utilities Commission
Market Street
Prospect
Putnam Streets
Highway Department
Jet Misses Lizard On Philly Runway
At Philadelphia International Airport a jet narrowly avoided a four foot Nile monitor on the runway. Officials reported no missing monitors from crates at the freight terminal. In a separate note a University of Michigan study found that loud appliance noises annoy graduates more than less educated individuals.
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Jet
Lizard
Philly
Philadelphia
Philadelphia International Airport
Nile River
Africa
Detroit
University of Michigan
U N Goldberg Signals Redefinition of US Vietnam Policy
US ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg opened the UN General Assembly with a policy speech signaling a redefinition of Washington's approach to Vietnam. He stressed deescalation only if Hanoi shows steps toward restraint, while addressing Middle East issues and U.S. policy criticisms from Soviet officials.
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United Nations, N.Y.1
Arthur J. Goldberg
Vietnam
U.N. General Assembly
Goldberg
U.S
White House
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Middle East
The
Assembly
Union Says Ford Strike Has Six Weeks To Go
Detroit AP report on the UAW strike against Ford Motor Co. with 160,000 Ford jobs affected nationwide and hundreds of supplier and transport jobs lost. Union leaders predict at least six more weeks of strike, with negotiations to follow after intensified layoffs.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Trans
Ford
Ken Bannon
Bannon
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Support DAs Kennedy Probe Backers Will Keep Paying Bills
New Orleans backers of D A Jim Garrison vow to continue funding his Kennedy assassination inquiry as long as they believe in his case Truth and Consequences of New Orleans a 60 member group chaired by Willard Robertson has donated about 94184 to date and most funds support ongoing investigations. Robertson said expenditures run slightly over 10000 with regular contributions from all 50 members and that the probe remains a short term deal if success follows.
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New Orleans
Dist
Jim Garrison
Willard —. Robertson
Garrison
Robertson
Truth and Consequences of
New Orleans, Inc
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Henows
Clay L. Shaw
Recce
Shaw
Bonor
Truth and Consequences
Six Texans Die As Beulah Moves North
Hurricane Beulah prowled toward northern Texas causing at least six deaths in Texas and widespread damage. Brownsville to Corpus Christi areas faced isolation as power failures spread. the storm spawned record tornadoes up to 250 miles from its path. Guardsmen patrolled border towns while communications between Valley towns relied on ham radio amid devastation and crop losses estimated at 50 million dollars.
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Beulah
Texas
Amiss
Broiwinville
San Antonio
Atlantic
Brownsville
Harlingen
San Benito
Port Isabel
Weather Bureau
Deadline Holds CMH Addition 14 Per Cent Completed
The Corry Memorial Hospital long term care Shed addition is 14 percent finished and ahead of schedule as CMH board members heard at their annual meeting in the YMCA. Norman Edinger, construction inspector, outlined activity since groundbreaking July 18, noting 23 contractors with five prime builders and a local inspector to improve liaison. Edinger’s report detailed progress from demolition to heating and ventilation, with brick walls and structural steel, and 90 percent sewerage and 41 percent concrete work completed. The gathering also heard hospital administrator Samuel Antrim and Dr. Archie Tate, with twelve new incorporators and five new trustees elected.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Board of Incorporators
CMH
YMCA
Norman Edinger
Edinger
Board of Trustees
Samuel Antrim
Archie Tate
John Brown
Olin Bracken Sr
Clifford Buesink
J. Guy Butters
F. Lowe Edwards
Nellie Kirch
William Leaby
Donald MacMartin
Paul Meerdink
Donald J. Spitzer
Frank Sturgis
Bert F. Williams
Narcy Yenchak
Public Forces Rat Bill Passes Amid Voter Backlash
Washington congressman Joseph P. Vigorito said the House passed the Rat Control Bill, funding rat control with 20 million dollars, after a flood of constituent mail angered representatives who opposed it in July. He credited the delay and subsequent shift in stance to public pressure.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
House of Representatives
Vigorit
Small Town, Big Heart Supports David Migliaccio Fund
In Corry, seventh grader Bruce Fenstermacher handed $35 to James Howard at Citizens Corry Office of Marine National Bank for the David Migliaccio Fund. The funds aid 11 year old David Migliaccio awaiting a kidney transplant, with donations directed toward Cleveland Clinic Hospital.
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Loveland Field
Wright School
Corry
Bruce Fenstermacher
Recreation League
James Howard
Citizens
Migilaccio
David
David Migliaccio
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Beaver Club
Richard Melzer
David Migliac
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Romania
Cornelii Manescu
UN General Assembly
Thant. Manescu
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
New
Catania
Sicily
Corpus Christi
Woast Guard
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