Scenic bus crash on Pikes Peak kills two Maryland tourists
A scenic-cruiser bus carrying elderly Maryland travelers veered off a winding Pikes Peak road and crashed killing two women from Baltimore. Thirty-two aboard, including the driver, were injured and transported to nearby hospitals in Colorado Springs. The driver Merel Woods, 31, was questioned after the crash.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Maryland
Pikes Peak
Lester Banks
Elizabeth Gangler
Baltimore
Banks
Gangler
Eugene Martin
Glass firm to move into shell building in New Castle
Consolidated Glass Corp of New Castle will relocate to the unoccupied shell building off Atlantic Ave, leasing from the Greater New Castle Development Corp for 15 years. Project cost about 300000 with a tentative 120000 grant approved by the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority.
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Consolidated Glass Corp. of
New Castle
Atlantic Ave
Greater New Castle Development Corp
GNCDC
Herman W. Green
GNCED
Consolidated
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
W. Lawrence St
Helicopters Rescue Surrounded Green Berets Near Cambodian Border
UPI reports U.S. Army helicopters evacuated a trapped Special Forces unit about 70 miles northwest of Saigon as 600 guerrillas attacked with heavy fire. reinforcements arrived, allowing wounded to be extracted. Across Vietnam the war intensified with jets destroying targets and ground fights. civilian toll rose with 1,611 killed since January 1.
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Eugene V. Risher
Green Berets
Saigon
USS
1St Infantry Division
Gis
U.S
Oregon
U.S. Air Force
North Vietnam
Panhandle
U.S. Army
National Guard Called to Quell Fire Bombings in Cairo
A detachment of National Guard troops was called out today to quell a wave of fire bombings in Cairo Illinois a racially mixed town of about 16 000 Police reported no arrests and one injury.
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Cairo
Ill
National Guard
Riots injure five in Erie racial disorder police arrest ten
In Erie East Side disturbances bloodied motorists and started fires in a four block area. Ten African Americans aged 17 to 36 were arrested described as the rioting backbone. A taxi driver and a passenger were injured, hospital treatment given. two white youths were beaten and released. Police set a strict crackdown with riot units and K9 support.
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Erie
UPI
East Side
Tullio
Thomas Sheldon
St. Vincent Hospital
Budget deficits and Middle East tensions at a glance
United States officials warn of a possible 1967 68 budget deficit near 25 billion dollars with debt rising without a tax increase. President Johnson hints at tax changes while Dean Rusk notes Vietnam setbacks. Cairo and Israel clash over Suez Canal access as both sides threaten decisive moves.
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UPI
Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Rusk
U.S
State Department
Britain
Far Pacific
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Middle East
Soviet Union
Israel
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Vietnam
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
State of the Union
Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Deaths and ages listed in local notice
William J. Gregor aged 75 of 2002 Delaware Ave is listed among the recorded deaths. Mrs. Charles C. Ruhe aged 67 of Ellwood City is noted. William R. Poindexter aged 42 of Washington DC is listed. Mrs. Mary Emma Steiner aged 73 of 1203 Wilmington Ave is listed.
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William J. Gregor
Delaware Ave
Charles C. Ruhe
Ellwood City
William R. Poindexter
Washington, D. C
Mary Emma Steiner
Wilmington Ave
Labor heads label Morse choice political mistake
Labor leaders denounce President Johnson’s selection of Sen Wayne Morse to head the railroad mediation panel as a political blunder that worsens odds against avoiding compulsory arbitration in the rails dispute. The panel includes Morse Geore Meany Frederick Kappel Theodore Kheel and Leverett Saltonstall.
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Frank Swoboda
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Oregon Democrat
Morse
Afl-Cio
Geroge Meany
Frederick R. Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Theodore W. Kheel
New York
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Weather Snapshot for Western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Thursday. Scattered afternoon and evening showers and possible thunderstorms. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantis City Ruins Reported Found on Thira Island
Two scientists James Mavor of Woods Hole and Emily Vermeulle of Wellesley announce discovery of a buried Minoan city on Thira in the Aegean Sea. The site includes three story houses frescoes skeletons of animals jars olive oil wine and a loom.
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UPI
Atlantis
Plato
Pompeii
Thira
Aegean Sea
Christ
James Mavor
Mavor
The
Woods Hole Oceanographic In
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Crete
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