Real estate and auction notices across multiple properties
Classified style listing shows farm homes, rentals, and estate sales across towns near Union Creek and Corry. Items include 3 bedroom houses with garages, 2 car garages, rural farms with barns, silos, and outbuildings, plus farm equipment and livestock listings. Auction date noted 7:30 p.m. with stamps, furniture, and general estate goods. Seller contacts include 668-6015 and 739-2252.
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AIL Utilities
Renge
Avenue Ale
Corry
Machinesville
Atrage
Union
Clymer
Akam
Attansburg
Ing
Car Creek
Jency
Crash Triggers Five Charges After Pole Strike on East Columbus
A speeding car crashed into a utility pole on East Columbus avenue at 3 am injuring Iva Jean Gilford 30 of 121 Lemont street who was admitted for observation. Driver Thomas L. Kuss 21 of R D 1 Corry faced five charges including disorderly conduct speeding reckless driving failing to stop at a police signal and failing to keep right after a pursuit. The incident began when officers pursued both cars after witnessing excess speeds on North Center street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
East Columbus Avenue
Iva Jean Gilford
Lemon Street
Thomas L. Kuss
Corry
Kuss
North Center Street
Russ
Eugene Merritt
Lemont Street
Charles Sutton
Julius Wotus
Columbus Avenue
Sires
Snyder Circle
Miss Gifford
Wo“tus
Sutton
Paul French
Police crack down nets traffic citations and beer cases
City police intensified a nightly crackdown on errant motorists issuing numerous traffic citations. A 2 car crash on West Pleasant resulted in two juveniles cited for possessing beer. Edward Williams and Bruce Bedow collided during a left turn. both fined. A separate downtown stop found beer on a convertible load of youths. All cited under City Ordinance 981 with fines and costs. Divorce case follows as Susan Blackman testifies against James for public violence. divorce granted.
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West Pleasant Street
Edward T. Williams
East Main Street
East Pleasant
Leff
Williams
Bruce EB. Bedow
Michael Vebrosky
Townville
Merle Ottaway
Massive Vietnam War Protest Draws Tens Of Thousands
Peace demonstrators at dawn crowded New York and San Francisco in continent wide rallies demanding an end to the war. Police prepared for draft card burnings and speeches as organizers predicted up to a half million participants, with New York enhancing security around the United Nations Plaza and Central Park. Dr Martin Luther King Jr flew in to deliver the main address at the U N Plaza.
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New York
San Francisco
Vietnam
United States
Paul VI
West Coast
David Dellinger
United Nations Plaza
Martin Luther King Jr
U.N. Plaza
Fainting Spell Affects 60 Ocean View Students
In Norfolk Virginia AP report, about 60 Ocean View elementary students fainted yesterday. Dr George P Hand on call for the school assisted as 15 police cars six motorcycles three fire engines and four deputy chiefs cars responded. Thirty eight were treated at hospitals. Initial gas leak theory dismissed and Hand described the event as simple fainting followed by mass hysteria.
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Norfolk
Ocean View
George P. Hand
Ky Announces Barrier Build to Stem NVA Attacks
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said South Vietnam will trench a fortified barrier along the northern frontier below the DMZ to stop North Vietnamese forces. The plan includes mine fields barbed wire and bunkers stretching 15 to 20 miles inland toward the Laos mountains. A bombing error killed 29 South Vietnamese and wounded 70 in the first light strike, with higher casualty tallies later reported by both U.S. and South Vietnamese sources.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Laos
New Head Hired As Meadville IOOF Home Superintendent
Meadville IOOF Home replaces longtime superintendent and wife as trustees terminate their service immediately. New superintendent and matron William Ishman and his wife from Eldred to assume duties within a week. Board says home to be supervised around the clock with a rebuilt stall in progress and a revised wage scale approved. Several staff quit in protest over inadequate pay with 57 children housed, including 29 county placements.
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Meadville
David Gross
Hadden
Grosses
Arvita Morton
Marjorie Schroder
Tellar
Ada Miller
Crawford County
Hospital Employes Near Goal in $550000 Campaign
The Corry Memorial Hospital employes reached $14,605 toward a $550,000 fund goal after one week of solicitation. Under Chairmen E. W. Feldt and Robert Bracken, 111 pledges were signed from 120 staff, with 85 full time and 85 part time. Dr. John Brown heads the medical division collecting doctor and dentist gifts, aiming to complete by early next week. Industrial plant workers will begin April 24 as the largest group to be contacted.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Patricia Ohrn
E. W. Feldtl
Robert Bracken
John
Jack) Brown
Corry Public Library Nears National Library Week
The Corry Public Library closes today to prepare for National Library Week with an exhibit of elementary art from Conelway Wright Columbus and Concord schools. The Great Author Series lecture features Jack Tohtz discussing James Joyce on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and patrons may enter book drawings next week for four age groups.
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Corry Public Library
Conelway
Wright
Columbus
Concord
James Joyce
Ireland
Jack To
Pentagon sees 802 U S planes lost in Vietnam year
Washington AP reports a Defense Department indicator showing 802 planes and helicopters expected to be lost in the fiscal year ending June 30, a 44 percent rise from the 556 aircraft lost in the prior 12 months.
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Washington
U. S
Defense Department
Pentagon
Vietnam
Mistaken bombing during air support near Qui Nhon
An American bombing error occurred as U S planes provided air support for a ground operation by South Vietnamese troops 23 miles northwest of Qui Nhon and about 293 miles northeast of Saigon. American bombers flew 103 missions Friday over North Vietnam. One U S Air Force F105 Thunderchief was shot down by North Vietnamese, ending the mission.
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U.S
Qui Nhon
Saigon
North Vietnam
North
PUG Speeds PRR Probe Amid Ongoing Derailments
Harrisburg AP report says Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission accelerates inquiry into recent railroad derailments. Chairman Bloom orders Transportation Bureau to redouble data collection, oredering 53 railroads to report derailments and causes from 1960 to 1966. Witness list and expert testimony planned, with questionnaires to railroads within 10 days. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen attorney Shearer welcomes the move as a warranted investigation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
PUC
George S. Bloom
Transportation Bureau
Thomas P. Shearer
Brotherhood of Railroad
Senate votes for parents tax break may fail to pass
The Senate approved an amendment by Sen. Ribicoff offering up to 825 dollars per child for college expenses as part of a broader tax bill. The measure faces likely defeat in conference as Treasury opposition and broader rider strategy loom, with critics viewing it as a tactic to burden the tax measure and protect campaign financing reform.
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Washington
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicott
Dconn
Congress
Ribicoff
Treasury
Senate House
Russell B. Long
D-La
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Johnston
London
Susan Blackman
James
Hand
Ioof Home
Des ES Salaam
Tanzania
Red China
Shanghai
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