Free diabetes tests set for western Crawford County residents
Free diabetes screenings will be offered October 15 at the Titusville YMCA Activities Building from 1 to 9 PM. Registration for the annual punt pass and kick contest, sponsored by Cliff Boesink Ford and the Corry Rotary Club, has reached 45 entrants, open to boys 8 to 18. Prizes include helmets jackets and football gear. Firemen battled a grass fire on West Smith Street extension, with no property loss. Baptism service planned at Corry Christin and Missionary Alliance Church with a varied group and music. Marriage licenses filed in Erie County include several local residents. Juvenile authorities probe camp burglaries linked to three youths amid reports of a purple-hand incident. Three injured in a one-car crash near Jamestown improving at Jamestown General Hospital. Retail Division cancels Flatvest Days due to low interest.
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Crawford County
Titusville
State Department of Healthy
Meadville
Cliff Boesink Ford
Corry
West Main Street
Sion
Ford Agency
West Smith
Passtreet
Serby
Wright School
Warren County
Connectio
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Andrew Hansen
Linda Lobdell
Nine Japanese fishermen rescued after two days at sea
AP reports nine fishermen were rescued in the Pacific after two days on a rubber raft during tropical storm Wendy. A dead man and one still missing were found from the same group. five others remained aboard the sinking No. 8 Moyo sei Maru to pump out water while the rest abandoned ship.
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OKYO
Wendy
Pacific
No Grave Burial For Explorer In French Cavern
In Chambery France two young explorers Jean-Paul Bachetta and Jacques Veillard died after a ladder broke. Veillard's body was brought to the surface while Bachetta's could not be recovered, left at the 88 foot level after an underground torrent.
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Chambery
France
Jean-Paul Bachetta
Bachetta
Jacques Veillard
Veillard
Hospital patient load shows 1.5 million daily in U S care
The American Hospital Association reports about 1.5 million people are hospitalized each day in the United States with more than half, roughly 720 674, in psychiatric facilities.
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Chicago
American Hospital Association
UN observers clash over Kashmir ceasefire amid cross border attacks
UN commander in New Delhi monitors the India Pakistan cease fire amid reports of violations in the Rarkhnur and Tithwal sectors. Pakistan claims Indian assaults and says 60,000 Muslims fled Kashmir to Pakistan. India rejects a UN peace force, offering only observers on the old pattern.
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Lahore
Sialkot
Kashmir
India
Bruce Macdonald
U.N. India
New Delhi
Rawalpindi
Rarkhnur
Tithwal
Voice of Kashmir
Pakistan
Security Council
Indian Kashmir
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.N
India-Pakistan
Showdown continues as filibuster battle expands
The Right to Work Committee with 26 senators onboard pushes for a filibuster threat in Dirksen talks. Dirksen and Ervin rally recruits while the bill faces delay, as lob byist efforts, home messages, and vocal leadership shape the Capitol Hill struggle.
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Dirksen
Neller
Jeters
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Zaik
Capitol Hill
Vatican Council Faces Short Time With Reform Document
Latin American bishops urged use of Freud in church work urging psychoanalysis can aid all fields. Debate on the modern world problems document reveals fears of insufficient time for thorough revision with possible promulgation as a decree by December.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Sergio Mendea
Arveo
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Freud
Tneer
Ioanalya
Sigma Pisa
Meidez Atceo
Moni i
St. Peter's Basilica
Schelia
We Drafting Commission
Pope to Visit Red Country
Polish sources report secret Vatican Poland talks on a possible visit by Pope Paul VI to Warsaw. Negotiations hinge on invitation from the Warsaw government and possible conditions of the trip.
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Red Country
Vatican
Poland
Pope Paul VI
Warsaw
Mother Abandons Mute Son in Miami Amid Psych Tests
Detroit mother Mrs. Victor Thorne, 44, told investigators her 13-year-old mute and mentally retarded son Richard is a good boy but she does not want him back. She abandoned him at Miami International Airport last week and has not seen him since arriving in Miami. Juvenile Investigator Barron Shields noted she said she could not go further and hoped another person could help Richard, who has not spoken since encephalitis and pneumonia at 18 months. Judge Ben Sheppard ordered psychiatric tests for Mrs. Thorne before the boy is released to ensure no recurrence of the episode.
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Miami
Fla
Detroit
Victor Thorne
Richard
Miami International
Sheppard
Polish Communist Church Talks Hint at Invitation
In ongoing efforts to ease tensions between Polish Communist authorities and the Roman Catholic Church, observers believe an invitation to dialogue may be possible as part of improving relations.
Bracken Leads 1965 United Fund Drive Functor Shield
UF leader Bracken of Bracken Funeral Home heads the Supermarkets and Garages Division in the 1965 United Fund drive. A long time civic figure, his efforts include promoting local supermarkets garages and car agencies as part of the campaign.
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Bracken
Bracken Funeral Home
United Fund
Seaborg Tours Soviet Built Atomic Facility Near Cairo
Dr. Glen Seaborg, chairman of the U S Atomic Energy Commission, toured the Soviet built atomic energy installation at Inchass near Cairo today.
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Cairo
Glen Seaborg
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Inchass
Progress Report in New York Newspaper Dispute
AP reports progress on one of two fronts in New Yorks 13 day stare-down over a newspaper dispute. Mediator Theodore W. Kheel says a specific proposal on job security is on the table between the APL-CIO Mailers Union and the Publishers Association, with the mailers awaiting the publishers response. The Guild Times talks recessed with little progress while automation dominates those negotiations.
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NEW York
Theodore W. Kheel
Apl-Cio Mailers Union
Publishers Association
Mailers
Thomas Laura
Association
John J. Gaherin
Afl-Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
New York Times
Kheel
Mailers-Association
Guild-Times
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Renee
Bonnie Sickler
Docherty
Erie County
Fred E. Bunce
Clymer
Sandra Lee Barber
Airport Road
John E. Walton
R. D. 2. Corry
Judy M. Powers
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
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Copeman
Vatican Council
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