Marine National Bank to Build North Corry Drive‑In Office
Marine National Bank has won OCC approval to build a new drive‑in bank at 8 East Columbus Avenue in North Corry subject to Corry Zoning Board of Adjustments. A 4:45 p.m. hearing next Tuesday will consider moving a residence and constructing a modern facility with two drive‑in windows and a walk‑up window. If approved, an architect and contractor will be chosen and the office could open in early 1968.
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Marine National Bank Today
Comptroller of the Currency
North Corry
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Keystone
Charles H. Bracken
Bracken
Appraisal Crews Begin Countywide Property Review
Three crews from Allied Appraisal Company moved into the Corry area to conduct a countywide property assessment. They will cover Concord, Venango and Union townships before moving to Corry in about 60 days. James Lietz said crews present ID, inspect interiors and basements, and compile data on building age use and condition with completion targeted for May 1 next year to aid 1969 tax notices.
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Allied Appraisal Company
Corry
Concord
Venango
Union
James Lietz
Lietz
Burglars On Wild Spree Hit Centerville Area
A rash of burglaries in Centerville and nearby areas is under investigation by Trooper Pani Sita of the Corry state police substation. Vending machines and cash from several stations, a tavern, and a service shop are among targets, with total losses including hundreds of dollars and a $300 building damage estimate.
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Corry State
Centerville
Frank Firth
Mobil
Riceville
Corners
Dennis Coyle
Esso
Ted
Marge
Sita
English
Titusville
David English
Cherrytree Hill
Franklin State
Franklin
Carmichael calls for guerrilla uprisings in U.S. cities
Stokely Carmichael urged black power advocates to adopt urban guerrilla warfare and threaten violence against U.S. and British officials including Lyndon Johnson Harold Wilson and Robert McNamara. He spoke at a Havana press conference broadcast by Havana Radio.
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Stokely Carmichael
U.S
Johnson
Harold Wilson
United States
Gro
Carmichael
Havana Radio
George Ware
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Felix Greene
Sha San Francisco Chronicle
Tre
Maust
Lyndon Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Wilson
Home Office
Britain
It Was A Losing Day In Corry
Losers Day in Corry Pa with four reports of missing cash totaling about 45 dollars. Victims include Marjory Hulberg Youngsville 10 dollars and cards Nick Savko Columbus 20 dollars on North Center Street David Swanson Marion Street 10 dollars East Washington Street Mrs Margaret Cook East Main Street 5 dollars missing after dog in yard incident.
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Corry
Marjory L. Hulberg
Youngsville
Nick Savko
Columbus
North Center Street
Rail freight rate hike to raise consumer costs
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a $300 million annual freight rate increase by railroads, the first general rise in seven years. Groceries cars and paper products are expected to rise in price, with industry groups citing impact on the consumer and national cost of living.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
American Paper Institute
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Ground War and Air Losses in Vietnam Report
The U S Command reports three more American planes lost in combat and a Communist attack on a U S ship. Total warplanes lost in the Mekong delta area reach 825 with 628 over North Vietnam and 196 over the South. One RF101 pilot killed and another Skyhawk pilot rescued. Civilian casualties include six killed and 23 wounded by U S artillery and air strikes. An Army helicopter incident kills one soldier and wounds seven near Saigon as Viet Cong positions along the Long Tau River open fire.
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Combe Mekong
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North Vietnam
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U.S
Long Tau
Atlanta
New York
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Brooklyn
Vietnam
Congress Trims Johnson Social Security Plan
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee sharply trims President Johnson’s Social Security proposals to avoid a big payroll tax rise and hold back Medicare expansions. The panel backs a modest benefit boost and limits the wage base increase, planning a smaller tax hike.
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Associated Press
Breaks Crossing Gate At Maple Avenue
City police seek a pickup truck that broke a crossing gate at the Maple Avenue crossing last evening and left the scene without identifying the driver. Erie Lackawanna operator Paul Wilcox said gates were down about 6 30 pm when the truck pressed the gate and then drove away. Police describe the driver, truck and damage and pursue investigation.
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Ree
Maple Avenue
Paul Wilcox
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Wilcox
Rumored unrest keeps lake city on edge overnight
RIE AP reports tense lake front city with increased police patrols after rumors of renewed racial violence. Officials say night was quiet as rumors of burning the courthouse and city hall circulated, but authorities maintain control as clarified rumors fade.
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RIE (Ap
Paul DeDionisio
18 Year Old Wounded Deserted Twice To Reach Vietnam
The Army says Louis Melendez 18 from Bayamon Puerto Rico who left basic training twice to go to Vietnam faces slim punishment. He was reported wounded and is hospitalized at Walter Reed Mili with exposure to ongoing service decisions awaiting.
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Washington
Louis Melendez
Vietnam
Melendez
Bayamon
Puerto Rico
Walter Reed
Mili
Charge Man After Wreck On Route 6
A charge of improper passing was filed against Edward Gindlesperger 18 of Erie after a Route 6 collision West of Corry. The crash involved Phyllis Proper 42 of Corry with $900 property damage and no injuries. Another accident on Route 89 in Amity Township left Sharon A. Anderson 24 with $400 damage after a left-curve crash.
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Erie
Corry
Edward Gindlesperger
Richard Deutsch
Gindlesperger
Phyllis Proper
R. D
Sharon A. Anderson
Amity Township
Terrence Haskins
Freight Train Engineer Charged With Speeding
Salt Lake City police cite Wallace Rosander, a Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad engineer, for operating a locomotive at 95 mph in a 25 mph zone on a street running track through the city.
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Wallace Rosander
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Fifth Employee Sought for County Legal Office
The county manager sought a fifth employee for the county-owned property department legal office, arguing for a secretary to support two current secretaries and a field investigator. Commissioners tabled the request amid Democratic support for Administrator Charles V. Graham and questions about ongoing backlog and needed qualifications.
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Charles V. Graham
Graham
John Wagner
The
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