Adenauer Escaped U S Shells During War Memoirs Reveal
Former West German chancellor Adenauer in his memoirs recalls a near miss from American artillery while his Rhine Valley home endured both fronts. He says Americans helped after Cologne’s capture and that he ranked high on a US white list for trustworthiness. He criticizes British conduct in Cologne and notes further volumes to come.
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Adenauer
Hue
Germany
Perhapa
Cologne
On Wall
Brauweiler
Winston Churchill
Dwight D
Dwight D. ‘Eisenhower and Harry S. Tru
Flying Horsemen land as Viet Nam forces clash in rain
The 1st Cavalry Division arrived at Qui Nhon amid heavy rains as U.S. forces push into central Viet Nam. About 20 000 air mobile troops, part of a total strength around 125 000, began ashore from ships Buckner and Darby with early heliport moves to a secure base. Fort Benning trained the unit for guerrilla warfare. Qui Nhon sits 260 miles northeast of Saigon.
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U.S. Army
1St Cavalary
Air Mobile
Qui Nhon
U.S
Strenth
Viet Nam
Buckner
Darby
South Viet Nam
Ft. Benning
Qui ‘Nhon
Saigon
Right To Work Sentences In Indiana County Jail
Multiple defendants faced sentences in Indiana County for crimes including driving without a license, larceny, and burglary. Sentences ranged from 30 days to one year in jail, with fines up to 100 dollars and costs, plus probation or jail terms on weekends. Apparent individuals include Richard Degaran, John Clair Bautey, George Fetterman, Robert L. Anderson, George D. Clark, Ja Barnesbury, Doyle Crant, and William Martin Helwan, with various arrest dates and routes in Indiana County.
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Indiana
Burrell
Richard Lee Degaran
Litiana
Suuth
John Clair Bautey
Indiguva BR. D
George Fetterman
Stafford
Secitenebig
Robert L. Anderson
South Board
Ubeft
Bo Poug
Diavaville
Metur Celle
Barnesbury
Marges
Cuauly
Stice
Tear Guerty “Laeg
Doyle Crant Bowser
Knodik William Martin Helwan
Idians
Ko DS
Uae
Jattus
Guidante Center
Car Hits Pole Near Homer City. Motorist Okay
William Sanford, 32, of 16 Gorman Ave Indiana, escaped injury when his car skidded into a utility pole on Route 119 two miles south of Homer City at 10 20 am Sunday. He was traveling north when the accident occurred. Vehicle damage was $300 and pole damage $100.
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William Sanford
Gorman Ave
Indiana
Auro
Route 119
Homer City
Sanford
Bourguiba raps Egypt role in Arab League rift
President Habib Bourguiba of Tunisia warned in Casablanca that Tunisia will boycott all further Arab League activities while it remains under Egyptian domination. He stopped short of withdrawing and called the league an instrument of Egypt. Bourguiba sent Mougi Sim with the memorandum to King Hassan II as regional leaders gathered for the summit.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Arab League
Hassan II
League
Bourguiba
Egypt
Vynatian League
Mougi Sim
Towns wiped out in South New Orleans area disaster update
Minor damage reported in Louisiana as a series of disasters unfolds. The Red Cross estimates 25 000 evacuees in two hurricane shelters with many expected to remain for days. Gov McKeithen urged towns to house refugees and offered three Baton Rouge families a place at the governor’s mansion. A chlorine barge missing near Baton Rouge threatens with gas if punctured, prompting the Navy to lead search efforts with divers and Army engineers locating an object underwater.
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Louisiana
Retey
Florida
Rad Cross
John McKeithen
Baton Rouge
Mississippi River
Navy
Hyman
New Orleans
Army
Victor Schiro
John Q i McKeithen
The
Red Cross
Southern Governors seek progress on economy and race
Governors from the South opened talks at a island resort focusing on economic and educational progress amid racial issues. Georgia’s Carl E. Sanders said federal voting rights law is unnecessary, inflation and flood damage across New Orleans area cited as risks, while Baton Rouge clamps down on profiteering as Red Cross aids refugees.
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Walel Limirie
Don McKee
Alabama
Paul B. Johnson
Sea Island
Little Rock
Mississippi
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Arera Governors Conference
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Sanders
Southern
Née Insurance
Wallace
Mat- St. Bernard Parish
Mississippi River
United States
Dan K. Moore
North
Carolina
Gov
Orvale
Los Angeles
Chicago
Arkansas
South
Orpy Commission Laboratory
Ry Bellman
Oklahoma
Atal Tendo
New Credit For Benefit Under SS
Indiana and Armstrong County residents over 72 may qualify for Social Security payments under a new provision. Requirements vary by age and work credits, with payments to widows also possible. pamphlet and office contact provided.
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Indiana
Armstrong County
Roth
Wil
Fiiladelphie St
Indians Claim Tank Victory Near Sialkot
Reports from New Delhi and Lahore describe heavy tank battles near Sialkot with both sides claiming gains. Pakistan says its forces repelled the Indian assault, destroyed dozens of tanks, and bombed retreating units, while India reports advances and two Pakistani positions captured in the sector.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Sialkot
Indian Kashmir
Lahore
West Pakistan
Lahhore
Geman
Lingdcast
Wei U Dedhi Seid
Hidia
Aintitsar
Punjab
Jukudpur i
Rajesile
Aineitsar
To Build 500 New Rail Cars At Hollidaysburg
Philadelphia AP report says the Pennsylvania Railroad ordered 1,500 freight cars for 20.5 million to be built at Samuel Rea Shop Hollidaysburg PA. Deliveries start in October with 1,000 coal hoppers and 500 cushion underframe box cars. PRR had already added 6,000 new cars this year.
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Philadelphia
ThePennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea
Hollidaysburg
PRR
Allen J. Greenough
Insurance Official In Denial
Harrisburg AP Audrey R. Kelly state insurance commissioner denies charges that she does not know her job. She says she knows responsibilities to see Pennsylvania rates are not excessive and is dedicated to protecting the public interest. Responded after Sen Louis C. Johanson criticized her for approving a $24 million automobile insurance rate increase.
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Harrisburg
Audrey R. Kelly
Six Wolves and Town Wearyed by Wolf Trouble
In St Louis Missouri AP report George Wilson ends barge with neighbors at Calverton Park over six timber wolves. He will move to Waterford Virginia with two wolves to join Harmatic Society while others go to the Bronx Zoo in New York. Neighbors have fretted since June as one wolf bit a girl and a patch of the town faced ongoing fear.
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SY Louis
George Wilson
Calverton Park
Aris
Wilson
Harmatic Society
Waterfoed
Wliers
Bronx Zoo
New York
Veiglbors
Aldcvusen
Gideret Wilson
Philadelphia man charged with homicide in fatal shooting
James Fickucy, 64, is charged by police with homicide in the total shooting of Julius Jubueun, two men at Vier and Z south. Police said Jubueun was shot Saturday after an argument.
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Philadelphia
James Fickucy
Julius Jubueun
Vier &Z South
Johnson
Vyed Liruigx
Scorpion Fish Bites Carpenter in Sealab 2 Recovery
LA JOLLA Calif AP Scott Carpenter the astronaut aquanaut was stung by a scorpion fish during a tricky transfer of Navy Sealab 2 crew at 205 feet underwater. His injury prompted a 15 day stay plan and delayed the ascent as doctors treated his swelling and pain with pain killers and cortisone. Nine aquanauts postponed their ascent to remain on schedule, then completed the decompression after emergence.
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Carpenter
lHe
Berkone
Navy
Crane
Atic
Obituary notices commemorating Foltz Streams Cole Longwill Valenti
A batch of obituaries from Indiana area newspapers noting the deaths of Mrs. Trena Dorothy Foltz 77, Mary Craig Streams 78, Leslie Bascome Coleman 75, Homer Franklin Longwill 75, Barthol Valenti, and Isadore Russulla 86. The notices list birthplaces, marriages, prior residences, survivors including spouses children and siblings, funeral arrangements, and interment details. Each entry cites dates in September and hometowns such as Indiana, Plumville, Marion Center, Smicksburg, La Habra, and Trenton with church and funeral home references.
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Butler R.D
Charles
Mary) Coleman
Orpha Lawson
Seattle
Wash
Bowser
Plumville
Joseph M. Gilkey
Marion Center Cemetery
Mary Craig Streams
School
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Thomas H
Agnes Suter Craig
Marion Center
Robinson - Lytle
Macklyn E. Lindstrom
Marion Cenjter Cemetery
Homer Franklin Longwill
Johnstown
Alpine St
LaHlabra
California
Whittier Hospital
John A
Elizabeth Boucher Longwill
Dixonville
Bethlehem Steel Co
Lily Leasure Longwill
Fredrick’ Leasure Longwill
Richmond
Orpha Louise Cravett
LaHabra
Calif
Austin P. Anderson
Hannah Elizabeth Garrettson
Coleman Mortuary
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Whittier, California
River Barge Search Amid Chlorine Gas Risk
A chlorine barge accident inquiry in Natchez and New Orleans involves a payload that could kill tens of thousands if released. Officials warn no immediate danger, while engineers recount a prior barge loss and recovery in windy conditions years ago.
Light Rain Marks End of Betsy Across Regions
A patch of light rain remains from Betsy's passage as heavier downpours soak the Middle Atlantic. Early reports show up to half an inch in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Washington, D.C., with most of West Virginia experiencing continuous rain and drizzle.
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VRE Associated Press
Charlottes Wille
Washington, D.C
West Virginia
Chadleston
Elderton Council to Meet at 7:30 PM in High School Cafeteria
Elderton District Council of the Holmes Safety Association will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the old Elderton High School cafeteria. A motion picture titled West Virginia and Its Natural Resources will be shown.
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Elderton
The
Holmes Safety Association
Elderton High School
West Virginia
Piper Plant Strikes Over New Pact at Lock Haven
More than 2,680 Piper Aircraft workers in Lock Haven strike after failed contract talks with Piper representatives and Local 734. The wildcat walkout began Friday ahead of the old pact’s expiration, with Arden P. Johnson, local president, saying the action was union sanctioned.
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Lock Haven
Piper Aircraft Corp
Piper
Local 734
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Haut
Arden P. Johnson
Carl Sandburg Hospital Stay Updates In North Carolina
The 84 year old poet Carl Sandburg remains under hospital care in Hendersonville North Carolina after a Friday admission for abdominal diverticulitis. Doctors reported a restful night and progress as he receives treatment and observation for the condition.
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Hendersonville
Wac
Carl Sandburg
Colu
Pardeo
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Agnes Spear Lawson
June
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Smicksburg Methodist
Dayton
Smicke
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Ruth M. Atkans
Meadville
Nellie C. Martin
Ely Funeral Home
Gerald A. Miller
Smicksburg Lutheran Cemetery
Barthol Valenti
Creekside
Trenton
N. J
Cataldo
Concetta Valenti
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Irma Cursi Valenti
Pasqual Valenti
Morrisville
Marianna Cirelli
Broomall
Michael Valenti
N.J
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Gates Ave
East Pike
Bell Funeral Home
the Gazette
Washington
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Natchez
Miss
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Piper Plant
N.C. Hospital
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