Line O Ad Daze sale entries fill Journal notices
A collage of local notices lists August 19 20 Line O Ad submissions due August 10. Resignations promotions and community events populate Erie Oil City Corry and Titusville items. St John Rowan Catholic Church pastor appointment in Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alll
Oil City
Harriet Bleakley
Pranklin
Venango County Children’s Service Bureau
Miss Bleakley
Clarion State Teachers College
Rainbow Rink
Wattsburg
Tuft
Erie
Michael, Cannavino
George Markley
Allegheny County
Thomas Crowley
Robert Burrows
Richard Arnold
Erie County
Missing NSA Employees Fail To Check In On Vacation
The FSI reports two NSA researchers Bernon P Mitchell and William B Martin who left for a vacation on June 24 and did not return by mid July. They reportedly flew to Mexico City and checked into Mexican hotels but have not contacted families or the agency. Both men are single and worked at the Pro Mende, Mad Communication Intelligence Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FSI
National Security Agency
West
Mexico
Bernon FP
Mitchell
Willam B. Martin
Maxie City
Mexica Cli
Iter
Pro Mende
Tutelligenca Agency
Runaway Tank Truck Crashes Killing Two on Mountain Road
A tank truck driven by Thomas Lee Farmer ran out of control down Backbone Mountain on Maryland Route 135 and crashed into a parked pulpwood truck, killing Glenn Snyder and Farmer and injuring a third driver who escaped into the Savage River. The mix of hydrochloric acid and caustic soda spilled onto the road.
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Luke
Bloomington
Glenn Snyder
Levels
W_ Va
Thomas Lee Farmer
Belle
W. Va
Harry Bosely
Farmer
Backbone Mountain
Maryland
Snyder
West Virginia
Potomac River
Rioting in Korea Eases as Assembly Plans Move Forward
In Seoul political violence eased as caretaker leaders and the Democratic party agreed the National Assembly will convene Aug 8 to elect a new president and prime minister. The Democrats hold 174 of 238 lower house seats and 29 of 58 in the upper house, with nine seats undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Democratic Party
Naional Assembly
Huh Chung
Democrats
National Assembly
Assembly
Riot at Windsor Jazz Festival Leaves Dozens Injured
A large crowd of Black attendees from Detroit gathered for a emancipation day festival in Windsor’s downtown arena when the event erupted into a riot early today. One man was critically wounded and many others injured amid the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsom
Uni.a
Detroit
Windsor
Hospital unable to summon physician during emergency call
In Corry Memorial Hospital an emergency call to 2801 failed due to no physician available. Admissions include D. M. Davison of Delaware Street and several residents from Union City, Waterford, Wattsburg, and surrounding areas, with multiple discharges and notices of residency.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Candidates Split On Economic Plan Contined Page One
Senate race coverage outlines contrasting economic policies between Nixon and Kennedy on money, interest rates, and government bonds. Nixon opposes artificial low rates and supports easier credit restraint. Kennedy backs public housing and liberalized mortgage credit while opposing inflationary bills. Both brands seek to curb inflation with different federal spending approaches and price controls. Next: Civil rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board
Nixon
Kennedy
Raul Ready To Take Over For Fidel Castro
Cuban government silent on successor as Fidel Castro rests after illness. Raul Castro, 28, defense minister, seen as likely heir amid rumors of retirement and cabinet planning discussions in Havana. Diagnosed lung infection forced three week pause in leadership.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Raul
Castro
Raul Trilla
Anny
Washington
Cuba
Fidel
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
Osvaldo Corticos
Bear Lake News Briefs Include Local Weddings
Bear Lake notes weekend visitors from Pittsburgh and Greenhurst. William Hagerty, 76, long time editor of Wayne Independent, died at his Honesdale home. Local church weddings linked Alice Damon with Robert Woodin and Marilyn Johnson with Ronald Bauer, with families visiting and a picnic planned at Mead Park in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lak
Rory Miller
Pittsburgh
Feth Morton
Lamily
Ivan Hawkins
Greenhurst
Alice Damon
Robert Woodin
Columbus Community Church
Marilyn Johnson
Ronald Bauer
Meadville
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pitts Wareh
Bear Lake
Mead Park
Corry
Honesdale
William J3. Hagerty
Wayne Independent
Florida lunch counters integrate without disturbance
Florida's first sit in at four downtown Miami counters proceeded quietly with no public notice or disorder. Negro patrons sat at Woolworths, Kress, Walgreens, and other venues, while officials and participants declined to discuss details. Local reactions varied as leaders prepared for future actions and surrounding cities report mixed results amid ongoing sit in protests and new trespassing law debates.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Woolworth
Grants
H. Kress
Walereen
Farris Bryant
LeRoy Collins
Durham
N.C
Woolworth and Kress
Walgreen's Drug Store
Petersburg
John
Rites Held For John Nakoski at St Matthias Church
A solemn high mass for John Nakoski was sung yesterday at St. Matthias Roman Catholic Church in French Creek. Interment followed at St. Matthias Cemetery. A rosary service occurred Sunday evening at Spitzer Funeral Home with several local and away attendees listed from Erie East Aurora Buffalo Rochester Cleveland and Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthias
French Creek
John Nakoski
Joseph Lipczynski
I. Zozorwski
Leon. Daleski
Spitzer
Lipesynski
Robert Andraejewski
Lawrence Zielinski
Stanley Masinski
Walter Pisor
Peter Nakovici
Bernard Kielak
Ludwick Malinsit
Frances Malinski
Edward Zielinski
Lea Zielinski
Joan Zielinski
Ronnie
Dannie Zielinski
Joseph Bules
Eleanor Cleslak
Dorothy Snider
Peter Nakoski
Dorothy Nakost
Stanley Andrzejewski
Leonard Andrzejewski
Frank
John and
Thoms Andrzejewski
Erie
Theodore Nakoski
East Aurora
Edward Pruyar
Dunkirk
Stanley Nakoski
Buffalo
Walter Malinski
Rochester
John Prugar
Cleveland
Three States Cast Ballots In Primaries
Michigan Kansas and Missouri held primaries as Democrats and Republicans chose candidates for governor and U S Senate. In Michigan G Mennen Williams retired after six terms leaving a three way race for governor and a GOP bid to topple Senator Patrick McNamara. Kansas saw a three way GOP governor race while Docking sought a third term with Henf le and Theis pursuing the Democratic nomination. Missouri featured a tight GOP fight for governor and a high profile primary for U S Senate with Edward Farmer and Williams Ewald competing. A separate note reports the Karl Marx bust at Highgate Cemetery in London was vandalized with paint.
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Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
G. Mennen Williams
James Mi Bure
Guy
John B. Swainson
Detroit
B.D. Comior
Michigan State University
Paul D. Bagwell
U. S
Patrick V. McNamara
Alvin M. Bentley
Donald 8. Leonard
McD
Huck) Boyd
State Atty
John Anderson
W. H
Bill) Addington
George Docking
Joseph Henfle
Frank Theis
U.S Senate
Andrey Schoeperl
Misson
John M. Dallon
Edward G. Farmer
Vend Williams B. Ewald
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Fuller Business Service
Lake City
New York Central
Stanford Hose Company
Royer’s Grove
Sea's Drugs
Titusville
Hill& Hill Engineering Firm
North East
Oil Creek
South Center Street
Apply Journal
North Eastman
Lawrence Park Golf Club
Kenneth Albertson
Concord Hotel
Harbor Creek
Harry Ireland
Turben
Auto Service
St Erle
James Askins
Erle
Askins
George Junior Republic
Auvaust
Royek
Machinists Union
Copes-Vulcan
Blan Knox Co
John Prehoda
Washington St
Corry, PA
Tee
A&p
Glo Tin
AyThe Hospital
D. M. Davison
Dela
Ware Street
Jons Dillon
George A. Beduze
Pleasant Street
Oakley
Terrill
William S. Eaton
Mead Avenue
Gilbert
Seoulen
Spartansburg
Hollis
Upperman
Calumbus Luella
Robert Boeyst
Clymer
Day Bowen
Sherman
Norman H- Kent
Roland Cameron
Leo H. Stanbro
Kevin Michael
Sparlamar
Union City
Donald Rooney
Second Avenue
Amtos Wilcox
R.D
Waterford
Viruinia Goodwill
Center Street
Lend Lapery
High Street
Gertrude Barber
Fourth Avenue
St., Corry
Johnny Hart
Furst
Karl Marx
London
BEMCO
Roberts
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Alfred J Jumbus
West City
Wil Foster
Gera
Dell
Polic
Bu Avenue
Petrocoil Indus
Publi
Brestot
Alsore
Josep Ton Sin
Criti
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