Local ads and notices brighten the lake area
A miscellany of small ads lists sales at Blue Lantern Auction Barn on Findley Lake Cutting Road, Bowl-Aire renovations, a high school music night by the Loyal Order of Moose, and a Columbus Pa farm market ad with egg and fruit specials. Also notes a spaceflight setback as Soyuz 1 linkage plans canceled after Komarov’s fatal crash. Tass and Red Star report on the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socioty
Turben
Chevrolet
Merfededle Dieseesiepreire
Woolworth’s
Harmony
Corry Area High School
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
Moose Lodge
Steegetente
Orton’s
Columbus
Florida
Maine
Soyuz
Komarov
Tom
Red Star
Tass
Hospital Report and Local Notices From Corry Area
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges with multiple names and addresses in Corry and surrounding towns. Community notices include after glow event details at Spartansburg Moose Lodge, a dance, and shop ads for Carrig's Footwear and Karen's Gift Shop. Names include Mrs Paul Lines Arthur Miller Mrs Thomas Boozel and others with addresses in Corry Clymer Spartansburg and Niobe New York.
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Paul Lines
East Main Street
Arthur Miller
Union City
Thomas Boozel
Clymer
Blanche Douthit
Colonial Terrace
David Cox
R. D
Cor
Russians Turn Down Bid To Aid Prisoners
Washington says the Soviet Union declined a U S request for joint efforts to improve conditions for American prisoners of war in North Vietnam. Officials call the reply a sign of a tougher Soviet stance toward North Vietnam and note reduced Soviet cooperation since Kosygin's London talks. The U S has appealed through the Red Cross and sought access to POWs via intermediaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
North Vietnam
Moscow
State Department
Alexei N. Kosygin
Harold Wilon
London
China
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross
Railroad unions seek 90 cent raise as talks stall
Chicago unions press for a 90 cent hourly package plus fringe benefits while Teamsters earn 3.32 to 5.00 an hour. Six shop unions with 137,000 members report no progress as they demand 6.5 percent raises. railroads offer 5 percent. Also, Peter J. Kercher, 67, dies in Pittsburgh from injuries after falling on a steel fence post while on a stepladder at Mount Oliver.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Pittsburgh
Peter J. Kercher
Mount Oliver
St. Joseph Hospital
Soviet Proposals Seek Basis for Extended Vietnam Truce
Reported proposals forwarded to Hanoi by Kosygin during a final New Year cease-fire in Vietnam aim to extend the truce and initiate active negotiations with the North Vietnamese side. The move seeks to establish a workable basis for broader talks and lasting settlement.
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Ence
Vietnam
Hanoi
Kosygin
Funeral services set for Mrs Larry Long at Nazarene church
Funeral services for Mrs Larry Fannie Long are planned for 2 p m Friday at the Church of the Nazarene. Friends may visit Bracken Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Wednesday and Thursday. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Larry (Fannie) Long
Church of the Nazarene
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
U.S. Air Losses Rise in Vietnam Haiphong Strikes
U S pilots conducted raids around Haiphong as U S Command confirmed two more American planes lost over North Vietnam on Tuesday. Spokesmen said six planes were lost across Monday and Tuesday during strikes on MIG airfields near Hanoi and Hai Phong, with total U S aircraft losses at 516 in the air war. In ground fighting, Marines battled strong enemy forces beneath the DMZ with 14 Marines killed and 38 wounded in three engagements in Quang Tri Province after engineers were ambushed while escorting a convoy.
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Haiphong
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Vietnam troop buildup may rise to add two divisions
Speculation that Viet Nam troop build-up objectives may be revised upward. Reports say Westmoreland may urge commitment of another division or two, totaling 30,000 to 60,000 more men with air support. U.S. strength stands at about 439,000. end-year total could reach 470,000. The report suggests operations possible if more troops are approved, but likely no direct congressional request.
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Vietnam
Vietmoreland
Westmoreland
Saigon
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
Discontinue Postal Savings Ends Interest For Depositors
Postmaster R C Mc Laughlin announced that United States Postal Savings certificates will stop earning interest tomorrow. The program is obsolete after Congress ended it on March 28, 1966, with over 90 million dollars held nationwide. Remaining funds will go to the Treasury on June 30 and be kept in a trust fund until claims are paid. Holders are urged to redeem and invest in United States Savings Bonds or the new Freedom Shares offering 4.7 percent interest starting May 1.
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United States Postal Savings
R. C. McLaughlin
Post Office Department
Congress
Treasury Department
McLaughlin
Postal Savings
United States Savings Bonds
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Ferree
Corry Memoral Hospital
Corry
May Taylor
Niobe
N.Y
Craig
Gilaon
Snyder Ci-' Ee
Frank Toth
Franklin Street
Paul Morton
West
Washington Street
Clifford Geer
Richard Nutt
Ashville
Harry Burrows
Yvonne Michelle
South Center Street
Brenda
Philip Gravink
Valerie
John Neiswonger
Arthur Carlson
Mark Joseph
Glenn Craker
Robert Wayne
Elk Street
Christine
Deborah
Vincent Groski
Dale
Gordon White
Ralph Davis
Spartansburg
WOTM
Spartansburg Grange Hall
Spartansburg Youth Center
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Carrig’s
Eaeland
Karen
Ven Fara Press
Heinrich Luebke
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Luebke
Bonin
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Midway Park
A.c
Maple Springs
New York
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
RCA Victor
Meerhoff
Associated Press
Barney's Furniture Department
Firestone
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