Rustic Restaurant offers new old Country Store and cafe
Local ad page lists Line-O-Ad rates at 25c per line. Rustic Restaurant promotes a new old Country Store with Route 6 location east of Corry. It highlights Sundaes at 25c and features detour specials, plus daily fare like chocolate marshmallow sundae and fresh peach sundae. Includes notices for lodge meetings and local businesses in the area.
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Rustic
Corry
Bossoss Sess
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Cliff Carroll
WOTM
$300000 Suit In Death Of St Bernard Champion Dog
Chicago alderman Donald Swinarski sues Railway Express Agency for 300000 alleging negligence led to the heat stroke death of his champion St Bernard El Don's Missy Moe V Mighty Moe. Autopsy cited heat stress and dehydration in transit from Vandergrift to Long Island after Aug 17, 1966.
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St. Bernard
Chicago
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Donald T. Swinarski
Vandergrift
Tolland
el Don
Missy Moe
Mighty Moe
Swinarski
Tv At The Hospital Report As Of 7 A M Today
Hospital bulletin lists admitted Craig a 15 month old son of Edward and Curry at Corry Memorial Hospital with emergency contact numbers. Other admissions include Charles Hiles Debra 10 daughter of Bruce Johnson Tracey 2 week old daughter of David Ross and more. Discharges include Jack McCoy and James Hoffman Jr. Rent notice appears in classifieds.
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Admitted Craig
Edward Curry
Corry
Charles Hiles
Snyder Circle
David Doutt
R.D
John Fenton
Debra
Bruce Johnson
Mead Avenue
David
Larry Dempsey
Carmen Morris
Fred Baker
Frewsburg
John Hansen
West Pleasant Street
Vernon Humphrey
Lally
Bruce
Glenn Straight
Clymer
Kenneth Coutt
Spartansburg
Tracey
David Ross
Fairview Street
Jack McCoy
Columbus
Clarence Burleigh
Pittsfield
James Jr
James Hoffman Sr
East
Washington Street
Ronald Kellner
Collumbus Avenue
Dale Croseult
Rex Alan
Mayville
Ross Jukes
Archie Drake
Rain Rages in Alaska Flooding Nerves Gov Dek High Floods
Heavy rain keeps pounding Fairbanks and Nenana as Alaska National Guardsmen rush to shore up three swollen rivers. About six inches fell this month, far above August norms, prompting Gov. Hickel to declare disaster areas. Over 200 families evacuated, helicopters used to reach isolated homes, and the A-67 centennial expo site on the Chena River flooded. Weather прогнозs warn more rain while officials call the situation very serious. Meanwhile steel production rose 4.5 percent to 2,338,000 tons last week, with year-to-date output 75,741,000 tons, down 8.8 percent from last year.
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Walter Hickel
Hickel
Nenana
C. F Neerason
Chena River
New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
British Pirate Radio Stations Yield To Ban
Britain’s pirate radio operators bow to the Marine Broadcasting Offenses Act as two stations vow to operate outside territorial waters. Caroline North and South sail near the Isle of Man, aiming to beam music and ads into Britain while BBC plans a new pop service. Radio London ends operations, drawing crowds and fanfare as Isle of Man mourns loss of pirate broadcasts.
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London
Britain
British Broadcasting Company
Caroline North
Caroline South
Isle of Man
Irish Sea
Holland
England
Radio London
Manx Isle
Manx
Commonwealth
United Nations
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
Europe
United States
Caroline
Robbie Dale
Glasgow
Scotland
Radio Scotland
Four Others Still Missing After Sailor Rescued
A sailor, Chris Brooks, 22, survived three days clinging to wreckage after the Lanran sank 54 miles northeast of Cape Hatteras. He was rescued by United Fruit Co crewmen and Ocean current efforts continue to locate four missing: Dr. James Dodge, 56. Capt. Francis Gravatt, 28. Beverly A. Minotti, 22. and her daughter Kimberly, 5. Brooks spoke of extreme thirst and fatigue as searchers comb the 400 square mile area.
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New York
Coast Guard
Chris Brooks
Staten Island
Brooks
James Dodge
Hamilton Township
N.J
Dodge
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Lanran
United Fruit Co
Fra Berlanga
Francis Gravatt
Beverly A. Minotti
Kimberly
Minotti
Bookies Lose Bets as Early NYSE Closes
Pittsburgh says bookies suffer a sharp drop in numbers trade after the New York Stock Exchange shifts to a 12 pm closing. Writers face earlier deadlines, cutting bets, raising losses, and forcing some to quit drinking as the noon rush squeezes the market. Police report writers now appear "bare" as labels of illicit bets tighten.
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Pittsburgh
New York Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
No Break Seen In Cost Of Groceries
The Agriculture Department said grocery prices will stay about the same next year as this year. Diners will pay roughly one percent more for meals in restaurants. The average person may spend 485 to 490 dollars for food next year, up from 472 this year, with more pork poultry eggs rice citrus fruit and frozen vegetables and less veal lamb dairy products melons and dry beans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Polish born farmer dies at 75 in Erie county
Joseph Wir Jaworski formerly of Poland and Cleveland died at 3 30 am at St Vincent s Hospital in Erie after a week s hospitalization. He was born March 15 1892 in Poland and lived in Canada and Montreal before moving to Cleveland then to his present farm in 1922. He retired in 1955 after work at U S Radiator and Ajax Iron Works. Survived by daughter Mrs Frances Johnston Jamestown NY four sons Frank Anaheim CA Joseph Stanley R D 4 Erie and Edward of Erie ten grandchildren. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home and services time to be announced.
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Wir, Jaworski
State Line
Corry
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Poland
Canada
Montreal
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
Ajax Iron Works
Caroline Jaroch
John
Frances) Johnston
Jamestown
Frank
Anaheim
Calif
Joseph
Stanley
R. D
Edward
Bracken Funeral Home
Philadelphia Mayor Ends Emergency Controls
Philadelphia AP report: after nearly three weeks of tension and no major violence, Mayor James H. J. Tate ended the limited emergency banning groups of more than 12 from streets. police will keep 12 hour shifts and a semi alert status remains for potential riots.
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Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Tate
PIDA Loans Expanded to Most Pennsylvania Counties
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority plan to broaden loan eligibility. The Senate approved a measure 46 to 0 shifting counties into 40 or 30 percent brackets based on unemployment, with Lancaster Chester and Montgomery excluded from eligibility.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Lancaster
Chester
Montgomery
Allegheny
Beaver
Bradford
Butler
Cameron
Carbon
Erie
Forest
Lycoming
McKeen
Mercer
Montour
Island
Philadelphia
Snyder
Tioga
Union
Venango
Proclamation Limits Gatherings Amid Police Schedule Change
The announcement resets police days off but does not address summer vacations. It limits group gatherings to under 12 for recreation as an anti rot measure issued July 27. The move has been challenged in court.
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Tate
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