Paragrak parish picnic and city updates in Corry region
Sub-District 17-8 of the Dairy men s League Co op holds a tewsl family picnic tomorrow at Canadohta Lake Park with rides for children starting at 1 30 p m. Police report stray dogs added to the city pound over the weekend and note several missing items including a wallet and car keys. A motorcycle accident left Alfred Lang Jr with multiple injuries and Joseph Packo died at his farm after decades as a local resident and immigrant from Czechoslovakia. Police respond to various calls including a missing four year old, a beating incident, and youths wrecking a picnic table. The Corry YMCA offers a New Christy Minstrels trip on August 15 with a bus price of 2 25. Firemen were called to a blaze at the Cycle Shop rear of Morris Grocery and Service Station on Main Street.
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Dairymen's League Co-op
Tewsl
Canadohta Lake Park
Corry
Morris Grocery
Main Street
Hold Rites For Mrs. Ruby Stump
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruby Stump were held at 2 p m yesterday at St George Funeral Home with Rev Walter Gilliland presiding. Burial followed in Blooming Valley Cemetery. Bearers were nephews Elwyn Gage Wendell Gage John Gage Alton Oaks Arthur Oaks and Carl Oaks. Visitors included relatives from Meadville Cleveland Saegertown Youngstown Sharon Novato Calif Franklin Cambridge Springs Oakland N J and Townville.
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Ruby Stump
St. George Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
Blooming Valley Cemetery
Elwyn Gage
Wendell Gage
John Gage
Alton Oaks
Arthur Oaks
Carl Oaks
Jeanette McCullough
Fred Ewing
Carol
Orlo Ewing
Harold McCullough
John Oaks
Cambridge Springs
Marjorie Oaks
Oakland
N. J
Married Whitman couple remembered in Needville
The piece recalls the August 17 1962 wedding at St Michael's Church Needville. Friends and neighbors describe Charles Whitman as kind and attentive while his wife supported him through college as a teacher and worker. Firefighters limited damage to a cleaning tank in a service station blaze as Raymond Graves faces indecent assault charges with a $1000 bond set after a police arrest.
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St. Michael’s Church
Needville
Judy Nowotny
Whitman
Charles
D.W. Nowotny
Judy
Chilren
Lee
Raymond Graves
West Pleasant Street
M. S. Cobbett
Graves
Donald Cross
Betty Graves
Mott Street
Cobbett
President to decide on halting airline strike
The Senate weighs a bill letting President Johnson halt the 26 day air line walkout for up to six months. Labor opposes a White House or Capitol action while Mansfield urges Congress to decide. A Clark proposed change would grant Johnson discretionary powers amid a transportation crisis.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Organized Labor
Capitol Hill
White House
United States
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
Clark
John
Meter maid gets surprise lunch hour parking ticket
A downtown businessman humorously tickets a speeding meter maid as she parks her cruiser for lunch. He snaps a photo of her reaction, capturing the moment for publication.
State Piles and Labor Strife on Airline Strike Counter
Johnson indicates state and federal rules govern traffic light changes while machinists face up to 180 days of work. Wirtz rejects short 60 day stopgap orders and backs Morse’s six month congressional block. Morse laments a defeated labor lobby and influential politics as Mansfield and Senate leaders discuss a unified approach.
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Page One
Johnson
State Highway Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Morse
Congress
Mansfield
Senate
Jeader
House
State urges local funding for traffic signals on two problematic intersections
Pennsylvania Highway Secretary Henry Harral said two state highways at North Center on Bond Street and East Main at Pennsylvania Avenue will require signals with two lights per direction. He stressed local governments must study and finance installation and maintenance, while the state sets standards based on traffic volume. Harral noted thousands of local requests annually and cited average costs over 5,000 dollars per intersection with a possible 10 million dollars yearly for full implementation.
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North Center
Bond Street
East Main
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry Harral
Pennsylvania
Harral
Highway Department
City Ordinance Draft Defines Rubbish and Fines
An ordinance draft defines rubbish to include household goods, furniture, cans, bottles, boxes, magazines, and compact debris with a 36 inch length limit. Fines from five to one hundred dollars are proposed for violations as council plans to finalize the measure on August fifteenth and bid on a new collection contract with Superior Refuse Co. likely bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Refuse Co
Council
Superior Firm
Whitman killed wife and mother then opened fire on campus
The shooter, a former Marine, killed his mother and wife to relieve her suffering and then fatally shot four people on a university observatory tower. He bought a shotgun, carted a heavy footlocker, and climbed to the 27th floor where he wounded and killed victims before officers shot him. Witnesses describe rapid bursts and scattered fire as police converged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Vera Palmer
Ibursts
Robert Miles
Ramon Martinez
George McCoy
Allen Crum
Martinez
McCoy
Marine Corps
Harry Ransom
Lake Worth
Fla
L. J. Hollern
Needville
Tex
Kathy
Raymond W. Leissner
H. F. Ley
Leissner
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Spring Street
West Congress Street
Milton Dahl
East
Columbus Avenue
John Grice
Mead Park
Alfred Lang Jr
Wattsburg
French Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Packo
Union City
Mr. Packo
Czechoslovakia
Hatch Hollow
James
Wilma) Lundy
Snyder Circle
West Irving Street
Concord School
Ralph Morris
Atogle Lumber
Hoover
CAPRI
Tru Value Building Supply Center
USD
Beebe’s Meat Market
North Center Street
Sirloin
Irvin Downs
Cleveland Indian Tickets
Bagle’s Family Restaurant
South Center St
Disney Land
Frank Sinatra
Virna Lisi
Cornel Wilden
Edward Small
Elke Sommer
Phyllis Diller
Inyt
Auntathuef EL Vein
Ege Mennest
George Bech
Yrisart Laalce
Foo George Kee
Drege
George Marshall
DeLure
Cesare Danova
Marjorie Lord
Seanne Moreau
Maria
George Hamilton
Fpanavision
Cade
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