County plans first park land along Lake Erie for 200 acres
County Recreation Director Peter J. Russo said the 200 acre site near Lake Erie will be purchased immediately as the first county park. He outlined further buys at Six-Mile and Eght-Mile parks near the lake, with limited progress on local park development and a proposed Concord Township lake project hampered by Route 277.
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Peter J. Russo
Six-Mile Park
Eght-Mile Park
Lake Erie
Concord Township
Corry-Sparta
Middle age seen as disease by many in America
New York report questions why middle age is treated as a terrible ailment. It argues middle age is a mix of calendar time and body, mindset, and job role, varying by profession and outlook, with the true cause rooted in how one thinks and acts.
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New York
America
Earth
Symphony Orchestra
Con Ayton
Supreme Court
Hal Boyle's Americana: Reflections on Aging and Modern Life
A nostalgic meditation on aging Americans and cultural shifts. The narrator recalls changing social habits, medicine and self care, and failed attempts at rebellion, while noting idols like Clark Gable and Dean Martin and clinging to hope that time has trimmed excess from life.
Stevenson UN Memorial Fund urged to aid peace work
Drew Pearson notes Adlai Stevenson's lifelong push for peace from pre UN days to London efforts in 1985. He urges Americans to fund The Stevenson UN Memorial Fund to rescue the UN, while criticizing UN funding woes and CIA involvement in related protests.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
San Francisco
London
Stevenson
Stevenson UN
Arthur Goldberg
Stevenson UN Memorial Fund
United Nations
New York
Wolf Pack Hierarchy and Animal Behavior Chronicle
Paul Harvey reflects on a World’s Fair animal exhibit to illustrate that natural hierarchies govern beasts. He explains wolves’ rigid ranking from Boss to lower wolves and that instinct drives submission, licking, and posture, challenging utopian images of universal peace.
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Numbers
Corry Evening Journal Staff and Syndication Note
The Corry Evening Journal lists its staff including publisher George R. Sample and general manager Alli is Jack. Advertising and production roles are noted, along with associated national representatives Bottinelli Kimballing and offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit. The paper credits The Associated Press for exclusive local news republication.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
George R. Sample
Alli
Jack
John Meat
Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimballing
Fifth Avenue
New York 11
Norshlebigan Square
Bulldine
Chicago
Local families mingle in visits and gatherings
Mr and Mrs Carl A Marsh and Miss Elouise Marsh with Mrs Laura Betts of Corry visited Maud Southworth and Alfred McLallen in Waterford. Betts and Southworth, step sisters, hadn’t met in 30 years. McLallen served dinner at 6. Pearl Bettis returned home after a North East visit with Fay Ellsworth, Harborcreek. Addie Davids and Allen Morse from St Petersburg, Fla were guests of Helen Rouse and Audrey Rouse. Notes record numerous weekend visits among local residents and club meetings, including Hi Neighbor Club at Walter De Shazer’s with 26 members and one guest from Moorhouse Mo. The September meeting is set for the second Thursday at Cecil Humphrey’s in Sherman.
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Carl A. Marsh
Elouise Marsh
Laura Betts
Ot Corry
Waterford
Maud Southworth
Alfred McLallen
Betts
Mrs. Southworth
McLallen
U'Eluck
Pearl Bet
Edward Carter
Rochester
Fred Weitschat
George Morton
Bear Lake
Amos van Barden
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
van Hardens
Hi Neighbor Club
Walter de Shazers
Lester Craday
Moorhouse
Cecil Humphrey
Richard James
Niagara Falls
Alice Jay
Charles Goetz
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A discussion on dog ownership and valid gifts. If the owner transfers possession but keeps registration papers, it can still be a valid gift if there is intent delivery and acceptance. The former owner may not reclaim the dog once a valid gift is proven, though the recipient may seek the papers at the time of transfer.
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Clark Gable
Rock Hudstin
Dean Martin
Yale
Agai
Althoug
Skunk and Cigar Spark House Reapportionment Moment
In Harrisburg minutes after Rep Flurry Comer unveiled the reapportionment bill, a toy skunk and a cigar arrived with notes. Rep Butera sent the skunk in a four-candidate division. Rep Filo sent the cigar. Comer joked he would acknowledge both as the bill was shown, while Speaker Hamilton urged care with the cigar.
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Harrisburg
R. J. Comer
D-Philadelhia
Robert J. Butera
R-Montgomery
Jules Filo
D-Allegheny
Comer
Robert K. Hamilton
D-Beaver
Philadelphia
Arrest 11 in Pittsburgh Protest at Civic Arena
AP reports 11 demonstrators were arrested at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh during a civil rights protest by the United Negro Protest Committee. About 56 pickets gathered to condemn Local 5 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers for alleged discriminatory membership. Police said a melee occurred at the main entrance but orders soon restored as 11 were charged with inciting a riot, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and assault.
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Pittsburgh
Civic Arena
United Negro Protest Committee
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
West Side Story
Westinghouse to Build $50 Million Nuclear Plant
Westinghouse Electric Corp will build a fifty million dollar nuclear power plant for Rochester Gas and Electric Corp in Ontario New York. The plant will have a 450000 kilowatt capacity and is expected to be in operation by June 1969. An unrelated sentence notes that failure to meet a deadline or transfer papers would not invalidate a gift.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Rochester Gas and Electric Corp
Ontario
N. Y
Westinghouse
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