Jamestown Man One Of Three Missing Balloonists
Jamestown mother waits for news as her son Rodney Anderson his wife Pamela Brown and engineer Malcolm Brighton remain missing after their balloon Free Life reported sinking off Newfoundland. Coast Guard expands search with seven aircraft and three cutters.
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Rodney Anderson
Jamestown
N.Y
Pamela Brown
Malcolm Brighton
Farnham
England
West Side
Newfoundland
Rodney B. Anderson
New York City
Stanley T. Anderson
East Hampton
L.I
Meadow
Atlantic
Europe
France
Miss Brown
John Young Brown
Coast Guard
Three-State Power Shortage Reaches Corry Area
A three state power shortage affecting Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland spreads to Corry. Penelec urges residents to reduce electricity use at home and in business to avoid a wider outage amid hot humid weather and equipment problems.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Journal Today
Washington, D
Ees
Aectrie
G Donaldson Former Banker Dies At 79
Glen W. Donaldson 79 of Spring Creek died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born July 25 1891 he attended business school in Warren and worked at Burroughs Adding Machine Co in Detroit. He served in World War I and for 96 years ran Donaldson Brothers Gal Store with his brother. He led Citizens National Bank in Corry from 1952 until its 1964 merger with Marine National Bank of Erie. He was a longtime member of local clubs and churches.
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Glen W. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren
Detroit
Mich
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Leslie R. Donaldson
Donaldson Brothers
Citizens National Bank
Corry
Marine National Bank of Erie
Donaldson
Spring Creek Congregational Church
Corry Ties Beam
Erie County Motor Club
Corry Red
Donaldson Fied
Syrians Driven Out Of Jordan and Amman Battle Shifts
Northern Jordan sees retreating Syrian invaders as fighting rages in Amman between Palestine guerrillas and Jordanian forces. King Hussein and Abu Ayad announce a four point ceasefire pact rejected by the Palestine Central Committee, with guerrilla bases moved to the front and a pledge to respect front-line confines. The pact aims to end a seven day conflict. Arafat says no cease-fire with Jordan. Civilian casualties mount as curfew and security measures shift amid negotiations.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Palestine
Amman
Hussein
Central Committee
The
Palestine Resistance Movement
Iraq
Jebel Wehdeh
Baghdad
Abu Ayad
Ayad
No. 1
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arafat
Israel
Regs Aero Ee
Habis Majali
Ashville Soldier Hurt In Vietnam
Pfc Kenneth H Davis aged 20 is listed in satisfactory condition at a Tokyo hospital after injuries from a fire fight in Vietnam. His parents say he was hit in the hand shoulder and thigh on September 10 after arriving August 12 and serving with the Army 4th Infantry Division. He is slated for transfer back to the United States soon.
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Ashville
Kenneth H. Davis
Tokyo
Vietnam
Howard K. Davis
David
Army
United States
Firm To Honor Fire Victim At Dedication
Erie County Plastics Co will dedicate a flagpole and monument at Plant 2 on East Main St on Saturday at 2 PM in memory of Lauren Shreve, a foreman and one of five Stanford Hose Co members who died in the Easter fire. Representative speakers include Paul Roche, Mayor Edward Zarger, and Fire Chief Alfred Apps.
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Erie County Plastics Co
East Main Street
Lauren Shreve
Shreve
Stanford Hose Company
Paul Roche
Roche
Willard Shreve
Eugene Donelson
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Edward Zarger
Alfred Apps
Nixon Faces Nationwide Rail Strike Test
The Nixon administration moved to avert a midnight nationwide rail strike amid stalled talks on eliminating locomotive firemen jobs. W. J. Usery warned a strike could occur, while the ICC prepared emergency authority to haul passengers and freight by trucks and buses if needed. About 20,000 firemen positions were cut in a 1963 ruling, with workers reassigned or severed.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
W. J. Usery
Usery
White House
Interstate Commerce
George M. Stafford
Ise Aerg al A
Railway Labor Act
Sparta Youths Held For Buggy Damages
Five Spartansburg youths face charges by Corry State Police for damaging six Amish buggies. Arrested were Mark Kolaja 18 and R D others. charges filed with District Mate Charles Gillette in Townville. petitions sent to County Juvenile authorities. Damages estimated at $3,000.
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Spartansburg
Corry
Sat Ok
Mtacetig
Mark Kolaja
R.D
Kolaja
Comer
Charles Gillette
Townville
All County
Snemaye
Satisfactory Condition At University Hospital
Report notes satisfactory condition at University of Minnesota Hospital following medical evaluation of a patient identified as William. No further details available on age or diagnosis.
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University of Minnesota Hospital
Old Child Inte
William
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Nation
Carry Evening Journal Hundershowers
New York
U.S. Coast Guard
Canadian Air Force
St. John's
Cont
Corry Area High School
LeRoy Peck
Jointure
Peck
Edinboro State College
Clarion State College
G. Donaldson
Sparta
AAAS
William Aukland
Minneapolis, Minn
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