Local notices and ads from Corry hospital to shoe store
At the hospital, a memorial hospital contact number is listed and emergency call instructions. Ad lines advertise a back to school shoe sale at Zalz neck's Family Shoe Store in a new location, plus a rummage sale with hours 9 to 5 on Thursday and Friday. Also includes ad rates, classified booking details, and a milk order line.
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VFW
Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Bor Corry
Tf Sree Estertostete
South Center Street
SAI Call Union
AMA Chief Warns of Federal Overreach in Health Programs
In University Park Dr James Z Appel of Lancaster told the 7th annual State Health Conference that rising federal involvement in urban renewal housing street and highway programs and health services threatens freedoms of states local communities and individuals. He warned the trend could erode citizen liberty if continued.
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AMA
University Park
Am Medical Oeiation
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
Appel
Heat Spawned Tornado Strikes South Carolina Resort Town
A heat spawned tornado roared through a South Carolina resort town, injuring about 45 people and causing about 1.3 million dollars in damage. None of the injured were believed seriously hurt, but several were hospitalized overnight for minor cuts, bruises, and shock as utility lines fell, roofs collapsed, store windows blew out, and cars were destroyed.
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Ouban Drive Beach
8.C
Carola
Collision kills Rachel Cravener on Route 422 in Pa
Mrs. Rachel Cravener age 29 of R D Indiana was killed in a head on collision last night on Route 422 near Indiana Pa when her car collided with a tractor trailer authorities said. The crash occurred in the county area and was under investigation by local police.
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Indiana
Rachel Cravener
Indina
Sheincta
Pentagon Brass View Training Of Guardsmen
Camp A. P. Hill Va AP top Pentagon officers visit today as Gen Creighton Abrams Jr reviews training of the 26th Infantry Division part of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard. The 10 000 men train at Camp Hill and Camp Pickett in two weeks of summer maneuvers with tank support from the 2nd Tank Battalion 103rd Armored for Scottdale.
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A. P. Hill
Pentagon
26Th Infantry Division
Creighton W. Abrams Jr
Army
Pennsylvania Army National Guard
Camp Pickett
103Rd Armored
Scottdale
Firemen Balked as Gov Smith Home Burned
Beckley West Virginia. A lightning struck TV ignited a blaze at Gov Hulett C Smith home. City firemen couldn't respond because the governor's house lies outside city limits. Mayor John Smith cousin to the governor organized volunteers and used a garden hose to extinguish the fire.
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Beckley
W. Va
Hulett C. Smith
John Smith
Congress Faces End-Of-Session Work On Several Bills
Congress nears adjournment with unfinished business including immigration reform, a new farm program, sugar quota legislation, higher education aid, and Taft-Hartley Act provisions. The State Department dues to the United Nations and agency funding remain tied to pending appropriations.
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Congress
Soviet Union
France
Uni Nations
USN
Assembly
U.N
State Department
U.S
United Nations
House
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Industry Loans To Create 285 New Jobs In Erie Area
The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority tentatively approved two loans totaling 800000 to expand Erie area firms through the Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp. The loans aim to create 285 new jobs, with details on one Millcreek plant and two manufacturing projects to be announced. The plastics plant would get 500000 to fund a new building, creating about 250 jobs and boosting annual income by 850000. A second 100000 loan funds a new building for a feeder component maker, adding 35 jobs. Total project cost is 250000 with 150000 already financed by Erie banks.
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ERIE
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Greater Erie Industral Development Corp
Thomas E. Bundy
GEIDC
Bundy
Millcreek
Newerty Highway
Penvlee
Grice Honored by Mead Park Association Directors
Mead Park Association directors praised A Robert Grice for eight years of service as a board member and parks director after his resignation from City Council. Reports highlighted Little League grounds work and dam repairs, a new pavilion, and a bridge plan funded by John Sweet’s graduating class. Directors David Nichols (president) and Walter Auer attended.
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Mead Park Association
A. Robert Grice
Grice
Association
Little League
Nichols Lodge
John Sweet
David Nichols
Walter Auer
State Senate Key To Aid For Colleges
In Harrisburg the Senate becomes the arena as the House pushes a plan to expand state funding for community colleges and give sponsoring districts more control. The measure, costing about 4 million this year, would share capital costs and pension funding, while removing binding contract provisions. A conference committee is expected to seek a compromise as observers note the lack of a statewide higher education plan. Minority Leader Kenneth B. Lee opposes rapid expansion without a master plan.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Found Three
Scranton
House
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Commonwealth
Boards of
Montgomery
Lee
Ex Governor's Maid Charged In Stabbing
Police arrest Alice C Smith a 47 year old Philadelphia maid at former Governor George H Earles home in connection with a stabbing of gardener handyman Julian Abernarthy 68 of Broomall. Abernarthy admitted to Bryn Mawr Hospital in fair condition after the Tuesday incident.
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Radnor
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Julian Abernarthy
Broomall
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Alice C. Smith
Philadelphia
Cars Collide Kill Boy Near Uniontown
Two autos collided on Route 51 seven miles north of Uniontown Pennsylvania killing 9 year old Michael Kaufman of Chestnut Ridge and injuring his mother Trene Kaufman 28 and siblings Joyce 11 and Jacqueline Morozek 12. The driver of the striking car fled and a Greyhound bus operator helped ease the scene.
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Uniontown
Here
Michael Kaufmat
Chestnut Ridge
Fayette County
Trene Kauler
Joyce
Jacqueline Morozek
Islanly
Edward EB. Weaver
Morgantown
W. Va
Vietnamese Feel They Have No Stake In War
Philadelphia AP Stephen G Gary associate executive secretary of the American Friends Service Committee says the Vietnamese feel no stake in the war and favor neither Viet Cong nor the American backed South Vietnamese government. He just returned from a three month Vietnam tour describing villagers alternatingly forced to work for Viet Cong and then government forces.
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Philadelphia
Stephen G. Gary
American Friends Service Committee
Viet Nam
Sary
Cary
Australia to give Malaysia $21 million defense aid
Harold Holt announced in Parliament that Australia will provide about 21 million dollars in additional defense aid to Malaysia over the next two years. The assistance will be in the form of equipment and training aid.
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Canberra
Australia
Malaysia
Harold Holt
French Creek fish kill blamed on duck weed contamination
Erie County officials blame decomposed duck weed for last week's fish kill in French Creek's west branch, affecting Green and Venango County waters. Health officials say oxygen depletion from weed led to fish deaths, while PSU and county representatives discuss combined reports and potential engineering studies for county disposal and landfills to prevent future pollution.
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French Creek
Erie
West Granch
Erie County Enurthiu
Green
Venango County
William C. Hill Jr
Health Department
West Branch
Ransinus
Lawrence Moriarity
Leslie Frrth
Fot
Pennsylvania State University Agricultural Stesion
Hill
U.S. Public Health Service
Washington
Lake Erie
Moriarity
State Health Department
Meadville
Findley Lake
Firth
Penn State University
Greene
Venango
Miles Rites Set At Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for ars. Gartha A. Miles will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p m with interment in Wrightsville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Miles
Ars. Gartha A. Miles
Bracken Funeral Home
Wrightsville
Soviet aid to Cuba to produce artificial rain
Miami report states the Soviet Union and Cuba signed a mutual scientific aid agreement to cooperate on plans for Fidel Castro to produce artificial rain aimed at increasing farm production. The two nations will involve Soviet comrades in Cuba’s weather modification efforts.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
Soviet Union
Cuba
Fidel Castro
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House of Fashion
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Roy Reed
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Norman Edinger
Walter Windahl
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Albert Young
Harry Blount
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Dean Waite E- Martin
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Michael Anderson JR
Earl Holman
Jeremy Slate Wathaay Wright
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