Ambulance Service Pacts All Signed in Corry Area
Five rural communities around Corry plus Elgin Borough and Spring Creek join to subsidize the Corry Ambulance Service. Annual total of 6,000 dollars is shared by populations. Corry pays 4,000 dollars and city had already contracted. Rural shares are Concord 520, Wayne 520, Columbus 600, Spring Creek 280, Elgin 80. Calls billed as before, according to proprietor Clifford Holcomb.
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Wayne Township
Corry
Elgin
Spring Creek
Columbus
Wayne
Concord
Clifford Holcomb
Cuts May Shut Down Missile Sites
Washington AP reports Army plans to close several antibomber Nike Hercules missile batteries as part of broader spending cuts tied to a 19 percent income surtax. Navy has already cut 50 ships and eight air squadrons to save about $118 million. Ft Campbell decision saved $125 million.
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Washington
Army
Pentagon
Congress
Johnson
Navy
Defense Department
6Th Infantry Division
Ft. Campbell
Clark M. Clifford
Southeast Asia
SEC Wins Crucial Stock Market Case In Insiders Probe
The Second Circuit upheld the SEC in a landmark insider trading ruling tied to Texas Gulf Sulphur. It reversed a lower court on charges against nine Texas Gulf officials and upheld convictions for two. The decision could spur numerous stockholder actions over disclosures and press releases related to a 1963 northern Ontario mineral find.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States Court of Appeals For the
Second Circuit
SEC
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Jower
Texas Gulf
Timmins
Ontario
North America
Charles F. Fogarty
Claude 0. Stephens
Harold B. Kline
Richard D. Mollison
Richard H. Clayton
Walter Holyk
Earl L. Huntington
Francis G
Raymonds Union Talks Resume After Break in Strike
Negotiations between Raymonds Union and management at the Raymond Division plant of Associated Spring restarted at 10:30 this morning after a walkout. The Journal learned management filed a new proposal being studied today by the bargaining committee. A further session is planned for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow. Yesterday a Erie County court order enabled the sheriff to seize dies owned by Motorola Company from the plant with no union objections.
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United Auto Workers Union
Raymond Division
Associated Spring
Journal
Erie County
Motorola Company
Two Unhurt As Car Is Demolished
Corry youths endured a severe crash on the Corry Cutting road at 1 am as their 1962 coupe flipped end over end after leaving the west berm 186 feet, then struck an embankment. Driver LaVerne J. Silvis 17 and passenger Thomas Jackson 18 escaped serious injury. car valued at 450 dollars. Possible charges under review. Robert H. Rice named chief counsel for the Labor and Industry Department at 16170 yearly, replacing Samuel Brodsky on extended medical leave.
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Corry
Corry-Cutting
Martin Kaschalk
Richard Gambino
Laverne J. Silvis
Fifth Avenue
West Berm
Thomas Jackson
Essex Street
Harrisburg
Robert H. Rice
Labor and Industry Department
Labor
John K. Tabor
Rice
Samuel B. Brodsky
Nigeria Troops Move Toward Biafra Border
Nigerian columns of the 3rd Marine Commando Division push north from Port Harcourt toward Aba in a possible offensive to crush the secession of eastern Nigeria. Col. Benjamin Ackerume's force reportedly seeks to cross the Imo River while another column moves toward Aba from the Port Harcourt sector.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Aba
Eastern
Tbo
3Rd Marine
Port Haeolft
Benjamin Acekume
Ine
Imo
C. Odamegwu Ojukwir
Enugu
CJ Plant Exit Problems Solve Route 6 Intersection Traffic
The Corry Jamestown Corporation seeks a solution with city aid to ease exiting workers from Shady Avenue onto Route 6 at the East Columbus Avenue plant. Officials note hazardous entry into the state route and reference past efforts to obtain a traffic signal, which stalled after a state count failed to prove need.
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Corry Jamestown Corporation
Shady Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Groundswell backs Vigorito for VP nomination in PA
Erie Pa. endorses Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito for the Democratic ticket as a favorite son vice presidential candidate at the national convention in Chicago. The Erie County committee praised his two terms in Congress and urged caucus support, with Vigorito saying he would honor the party’s trust if nominated.
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Erie
Joseph P. Vigorito
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Hire County
Democratic Committee
Vigorito
Erie County
Sen
24Th
Allies Uncover Large Cong Weapons Caches Near Saigon
Allied forces seeking to thwart a third Viet Cong offensive found large caches of rockets recoilless rifle ammunition and explosives in filtration corridors north of Saigon near the Cambodian and Laotian borders. The operation involved seal and search tactics around Cau Dat and Chanh Luu with heavy armored units and tunnel rats moving through the area. Casualties included 10 Vietnamese killed and 17 prisoners, with no Allied losses reported. The tropical storm rose reduced U.S. air missions to 31 over North Vietnam’s southern panhandle.
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Saigon
U.S
Storm Rose
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Sith Armored Cavalry Regiment
Cau Dat
Sth
Chanh Luu
Scholarships slow as agency processes bids for 1968-69
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency has awarded 30.5 million in scholarships to 45,073 students as the 1968-69 school year nears. About 23,500 applications remain to be processed due to missing information or data clarification.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Paul L. Wagner
Wagner
Oil City Tax Expert Charged With Evasion
OIL CITY AP A notary public and tax accountant faces charges for failing to report 23922 in taxable earnings over four years. James W. Black, 61, of Oil City, did not report income in 1962 1963 1964 and 1966 according to the Internal Revenue Service. He faces a hearing August 24.
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OIL City
James W. Black
Oi City
Internal Revenue Service
Franklin Council Faces Unions Over Housing Inspections
First Ward resident Thomas Sloss claimed to represent Local 1842 of the International Association of Machinists and challenged Franklin’s housing inspection authority. A heated exchange with Councilman George Scanlon followed, ending with the mayor ejecting Sloss. Local 1842 later issued a public apology through union business agent Arnold Smith.
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Franklin
Thomas Sloss
International Association of Machinists
Sloss
George Scanlon
Concilman
Guy Mammolite
City Hall
Arnold Smith
Smith
Mammolite
Scanlon
Voyager Inn
Mammalite
Corry Vet Seeks Rare Blood For Cancer Surgery
A Corry World War I veteran in Erie VA hospital faces Monday surgery for esophageal cancer. He needs several pints of type O negative blood, a rare type. Donors are urged to call 685-2952 from 10 am to 6 pm to schedule donations this week.
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Corry
Veterans Administration
Erie
Samuel Baresi
Corry Veterans Council
Graduate Courses Set For Corry
A Behrend Campus Penn State continuing education offering a graduate level course in Elementary School Reading. The 3 credit class may count for undergraduate or graduate credit or certification. Registration Sept 9–10 1934 at Corry Area High School. Classes begin Sept 14 at 7 pm weekly for 16 weeks.
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Corry
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
Corry Area High School
Penn State
Erie
Ray Eisen
Corry Area
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Radio Bisla
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Imo Rivre
Tkot Ekpene
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Anthony Enahoro
Enahoro
Groundswell
A Shaw
South Vietnam
Scholarship Agency
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