Memorial Hospital and services remembered in community
Fragmented notice recalls Memorial Hospital and Dr Brown with patient memories and prayers. Mentions address fronts and social remembrances for neighbors, gifts, and remembrance events. Also references joint schools, roof, science supplies, and athletic equipment, with scattered street names and numbers from a late 1960s classified layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Lewis Avenue
Asher
Niry
Fanehcar
Brown Vather Lucas
Thenderson
St South Street
Phone Strikers Defy Court Work Order
The AFL-CIO Communications Workers defied back-to-work court orders in Alabama and Kentucky during the fifth day of a nationwide telephone strike. CWA President Joseph A. Beirne said the injunctions hinder any early settlement, calling them preposterous and anti-union while denouncing Southern Bell Telephone Co. and the Bell system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Alabama
Kentucky
Beirne
Bell Telephone System
Bellsystem
Agway Blaze Strikes Clymer Facility and Gas Tanks
Five fire companies including Corry volunteers tackled a blaze at the Agway outlet in Clymer early yesterday threatening 20,000 gallons of gasoline. Firefighters confined flames to a grain elevator section, moved two railroad cars, and kept sparks from igniting tanks as about 80 men fought the fire. Damage estimates and cause are not yet known.
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Corry
Clymer
Agway
Findley Lake
Panama
Sherman
Ashville
Agreement to Return Space Equipment Signed by Major Powers
The Soviet Union, United States, and Great Britain signed an accord to rescue astronauts and return space equipment or parts that fall outside the country of origin. Signatories included Andrei Gromyko, Emory Synek, and Peter Dalton, with London officials adding the British copy. Other signatories spanned Austria, Australia, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Iceland, Italy, Hungary, Laos, East Germany, Norway, Romania, Sierra Leone, Poland, Finland, Somalia, Nepal and Mongolia.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Andrei 4.Gromyko
U.S
Emory €. Syank
Change d
Peter Dalton
London
Michael Stewart
David K. E. Bruce
Mikhail Smirninovsky
Austria
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Iceland
Italy
Hungary
Laos
East Germany
Norway
Romania
Ghana
Siena Leone
Poland
Finland
Somali
Nepal
Mongolia
Constitution Revision Tops Pennsylvania Primary Contest
Harrisburg AP report notes a Tuesday primary centered on five proposed constitutional revisions. The major race pits U.S. Rep. John Dent Democrat from Jeannette against U.S. Sen. Joseph Clark Democrat for a third term. Dent also seeks renomination in the 21st district. Charles Skomski of Monessen challenges him. Governor Shafer campaigns for the proposals with a GOP push to unite 64 statewide delegates toward the Miami Republican National Convention. Schweiker seeks Senate nomination over Clark. he is unopposed.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Miami
Raymond Broderick
William W. Scranton
George M
U.S
Richard S. Schweiker
Montgomery County
Sen
Clark
U.S. Senate
Schweiker
Clark-Dent
Act To Protect Insurance Rights
Harrisburg AP Specia l legislation is needed to protect insurance rights of slum property owners. Rep K Leroy Irvis says he will introduce measures barring policy cancellations without bona fide reasons and ensure protection through assigned risk plans or state policies. Rome Former Queen Soraya of Afghanistan, widow of Amanullah, died in Rome exile aged in her 60s. Her husband ruled Afghanistan for 10 years and died in Zurich in 1960.
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Harrisburg
House
K. Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
Rome
Sor_aya
Afghanistan
Aman Ullah
Zurich
South Viet alert over looming Saigon attack by Cong
Saigon and surrounding provinces were placed on full alert amid intelligence reports of a large attack near the capital. U.S. officials said no alert was issued for American troops, who remain on their current posture. Reports described heightened precautions at the U.S. Embassy and among air and ground forces as fighting raged across the region.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Cho Ray Hospital
Cholon
3Rd Corps
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Navy
Bon Homme Richard
Winh
Demilitarized Zone
19Th Parallel
Johnson
Diamonds vanished after jetliner crash in Windhoek
In Windhoek, a South African Airways Boeing 707 crashed Saturday night killing 122 and injuring six. A $700,000 shipment of diamonds was missing, with diplomatic pouches carried by American courier Thomas Taylor recovered from the wreckage. The flight from Johannesburg to London had just departed on its first of four legs when it disappeared from sight.
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Windhoek
South-West Africa
Thomas Taylor
Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Airways
London
Taylor
Tahlequah
Okla
Dr. E. Fussenegger
M.R.P Roche
Benjamin Thomas Jr
Southeastern Engineers Inc
West Point
Roche
Thomas
Yorkshire
England
United States
Nicosia
Cyprus
Tokyo Bay
Woman Shot at Skeet Range in Canada Death at Hand of Husband
A Pittsburgh woman, JoAnne Dozzi, 27, died after a gun handed to her by her husband discharged at the Canadohia Skeet & Trap Range in Bluefield Township, Crawford County. Victor Dozzi, 20, believed the .32 caliber automatic was empty when he handed it to her. The fatal shot struck Just below the heart. Dozzi died an hour later at Union City Hospital in Erie County. Taylor, 36, of Tahlequah, Oklahoma, survived. Police said the range accident occurred amid a broader, scrambled news week including a Boeing 707 crash and Doris Day's former husband Martin Melcher's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Pittsburgh
JoAnne Dozzi
Merle Wood
Erie County
Victor Dozzi
Canadohia
Bluefield Township
Crawford County
Wood
Dozzi
Union City Hospital
Eyeball To Eyeball ConCon Debate With Attorney General
A Corry resident questions Attorney General William Sennett during a printed interview about five Constitutional Convention proposals on the ballot. Sennett explains reapportionment plans, debt limits, and tax exemptions, arguing reforms protect state credit and direct aid to local governments and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sennett
Journal
Ballor
Norbert Bachemer
West Church Street
Corry
ConCon
Bachofner
Sennett
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Ellow
Blaze
Trivols
David L. Hughes
Juhe
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad
Miss Corry
Cheryl Beckerink
Louise Williams
Roger Sheehan
Joseph Pit
Cavage
The
Jaycees
Elks Lodge
Story of Society
Jounal
McMichael
Canada
Ata
Hollywood
Martin M. Melcher
Doris Day
Sher
Melcher
Miss Day
Taxpayer
Atty
Enoues
Supreme Court
Senate
Bennett
Ution
North
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Bach Ofner
GAL
Bachof—Sennett Sennett
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