Local man reports obstructed view at busy North Center intersection
Police logged a string of city incidents from vandalism at North Center Street and Columbus Avenue to larcenies, crashes, and minor injuries. A tree limb problem prompted city engineer action while gas meters at Quick Clean Coin Laundry suffered repeated vandalism totaling about $50. A missing husband case, a near-miss with a child, a reckless driving citation for Ralph W. Silvis, and a hospital admission after a beam fell on a resident’s arm were reported. A girl injured riding a bicycle, two horse falls, a dog stray, a two-car crash near Youngsville, a racing pigeon found at Corry Concrete, and a break-in at Corry Country Club complete the day’s record.
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Youngsville
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Warren
Rex
Yvonne Glenn
Pittsfield
Funeral Rites for Mary E Wilcox Held at Bracken Home
Final rites for Mary E Wilcox will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p.m. with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
Steel price hikes eyed as layoffs loom in steel industry
Iron Age Magazine endorses the planned boost with general industry support. Armco Steel Corp of Middletown Ohio plans price increases on Friday while Inland Steel says its decision will hinge on costs, not federal pressure. Tens of thousands of steelworkers face layoffs as mills reduce orders and churn through 86 million tons held as a hedge against a possible strike. Layoffs have already begun near the steelmaking center as workers are idled.
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Humphrey and McCarthy: unlikely ticket pairing discussed
Washington sources say Vice President Humphrey and Senator McCarthy are far apart on Vietnam and unlikely to run together. A Humphrey aide notes a 180 degree shift would be needed from one, and McCarthy shows little interest in the vice presidency, making a joint ticket improbable.
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Troop buildup up to 540000 in South Vietnam
News reports say 71 Air Force C141 Starlifters carried the sth Mechanized Infantry Division 1st Brigade from Ft. Carson to Da Nang and into positions near the DMZ. Armored personnel carriers also arrived by sea. The U.S. troop total stood at about 540,000, under the 549,500 ceiling set after the Tet offensive. President Johnson warned of possible additional military measures as estimated July Vietnamese forces rose to 30,000 and August projections looked higher. The Sth Division joined a defense rear with three U.S. Army and two Marine divisions and two South Vietnamese infantry divisions.
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Unions Seek Unemployment Support Amid Steel Market Slump
As the steel market cuts output, workers face about 65 percent of usual pay through unemployment benefits. The measures aim to bridge income gaps until market inventories shrink and production stabilizes.
Johnson warns of imminent Vietnam attack and steel price rise
President Johnson says a massive enemy assault in Vietnam appears imminent and warns of dire US economic consequences from Bethlehem Steel's 3 percent price hike effective Aug. 8. He criticizes North Vietnamese incursions and urges restraint while calling for prompt action if Hanoi threatens American troops. He also defends his Supreme Court nominations and notes ongoing Paris peace talks and missile disarmament talks with the Soviet Union.
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Crystal Coal Co Stokers Furnaces Corry Pa Ad
Crystal Coal Co advertises coal fuel oil and kerosene stokers and furnaces at 4 Maple Ave Corry Pennsylvania with phone contact 668-8175 for home heating needs.
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Police Adds Named Figures to Zanesville Force
In Zanesville Ohio the police department welcomes Jesse James Silvey 23 to the rookie roster while veteran detective Dick Tracy marks over a year on the force since May 21 1948. The odd pairing is presented as a lighthearted local development in the crime fighting unit.
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Hanoi press briefing tests U.S. defusions aims
Observers viewed the North Vietnamese briefing as probing the Rusk conference for leverage. Lau continued his attack during the coffee break, while US diplomats kept coffee-break talks private and offered no new de escalation commitments from Hanoi. Kaplan said policy remains unchanged and Harriman has not received new instructions.
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