Paragraf reports lost items and local incidents
Police today logged a string of minor losses and incidents. James Shaver said he lost license plate CAs6387 from his cat. Betsy Wester reported a missing black and white cat with a flex collar. Dorothy Cmiel reported missing white gold wedding rings. A stray gray and white pup without a collar was taken to the pound on Mead Avenue. A small van was damaged on Spring Street in a crash involving John W. Gage and Russell Merritt, causing about 438 for the mailbox and 400 for the van. A woman alleged a man assaulted her in a tavern and sought an arrest warrant. A 19 Chevrolet was seen West on East Main Street near 1015 p.m. Two other local matters include union picketing at Evie Forge and Steel Co. and Kane borough considering property liens for unpaid sewer taxes. Community notices cover the Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company meeting about the Wattsburg Fair food tent, and a TV appearance by Up With People on NBC Bob Hope Special. A missing 16-year-old returned home. a 24-year-old Bear Lake man is sought in connection with her disappearance. Floyd Proper was cited for running a red light at East Main and Pennsylvania. Alan Reese was charged with soliciting without a permit.
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Betsy Wester
Wayne Street
Dorothy Cmiel
West Main Street
Columbus
Spring Street
John W. Gage
East South Street
Russell
Merritt
Tb Second Avenuue
Fairview Street
Gage
Brook Street
Real estate transfers seen in Corry and vicinity
Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County courthouse recently include First Baptist Society of Corry to Leland Hiner and spouse in Fourth Ward Agnes Bennink to Melvin Vanderhoof in Concord Township and George McKetn to James M Hulings in Wayne Township A seminar on counselling and direct witness is being conducted at the Corry YMCA tonight and tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Dr Gerald Lloyd president of the Laymen s New Life Crusade Representatives of local churches are asked to attend Mayor Wes Gilliland announced that the Midweek Hour program at First United Methodist Church has been cancelled in favor of the seminar
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Corry
Erie County
First Baptist Society of
Leland Hiner
Fourth Ward
Agnes Bennink
Melvin Vanderhoof
Concord Township
George McKetn
James M Hulings
Wayne Township
Gerald Lloyd
Lloyd
Wes Gilliland
First United Methodist Church
Delta raids harass allied positions near Saigon area
N Viets reports a two month lull broken by coordinated delta attacks before dawn. Nine helicopters were damaged by mortar fire at Soc Trang and Vinh Long air bases, followed by six ground assaults against allied outposts. Early word listed 12 enemy killed, with tolls likely higher.
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U.S
Soc Trang
Saigon
Vinh Long
McCarthy Moves to Unite Delegates Amid Civil Rights Push
ADA leader Joseph L. Rauh Jr. backs McCarthy aiming to make him the civil rights candidate of the convention. The plan seeks to pressure uncommitted and Humphrey delegates by insisting on a majority vote from the gag rule. Shop Your Corry Stores
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Yrars
Humphrey
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
McCarthy
Cankerworms In Area Infest 150000 Acres
Robert K. Ache, district forester, reports a semi annual aerial survey showing about 150000 acres of timberland affected by fall cankerworm in Warren Forest Crawford and Erie counties over the past three years. Defoliation has caused tree deaths in many areas. Salvage of affected timber is possible if cut within the next year. Aerial spraying has shown success on over 100000 acres of State Forest Lands in Potter County.
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Warren
Robert K. Ache
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters District 14
Forest
Crawford
Erie
Ache
Spring Creek
Meadville
Erie County
Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Crawford County
Department of Forests and Waters
U.S. Forest Research Laboratory
Buckaloons
Potter County
Ohio Prison Riot Ends With Small Damages And Security Breach
In Columbus and Lebanon state prisons minor property damage occurred as guards freed hostages. Rioters, led by 89 inmates, caused fires during a June riot at the Columbus penitentiary, with losses pegged at 750000. Prisoners had been held in two call blocks while a state grand jury investigated. Cellblocks reopened after two convicts seized keys.
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Page
Lebanon
Columbus
Grand Jury
Eisenhower Resting Comfortably at Walter Reed
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower remains in stable condition after his seventh heart attack with brief irregular heartbeats. Doctors report he is resting comfortably and receiving family visits as Nixon, then-presidential candidate, describes his battle as courageous. Bretylium tosylate is reported to be used in the treatment, per unconfirmed Post notes.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Washington Post
Gen. Eisenhower
Mamie
Richard M. Nixon
John
Nixon
Death by own action ruled in Hydetown man’s death
Crawford County Deputy Coroner Dr. C. M. Sonne ruled death by own action in the Saturday death of James Young of Hydetown. The 37 year old jumped from a car driven by his wife Jane Young near Five Corners on Route 6, dying from brain trauma and a fractured skull after arrival at Titusville Hospital.
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Hydetown
Titusville
Crawford County
C. M. Sonne
James Young
Young
Jane Young
Five Corners
Route 6
Titusville Hospital
Sonne
Dr. Sonne
Prague Radio building siege amid armed assault reports
The Czechoslovak News Agency CTK said sounds of shooting came from the CTK building and automatic rifles were heard. Occupying troops reportedly entered the Prague Radio building as a prominent official was deported by three unknown men to an unknown destination.
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Czechoslovak National Council
CTK
Prague
Chicago Convention Week Secrecy and Security Tightened
Officials plan tight security for a mile square amphi theatre stockyard district five miles southwest of downtown as delegates only may enter the convention area. Suits challenge officials over access while two groups push protests in Lincoln Park and near the convention hall. If all 3.5 million residents sought entry the 10 000 seat venue would be filled 450 times. Weather remains hot and humid with no relief forecast.
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Stockyard
M Main
Chicago
Youth International Committee
Lincoln Park
National Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
Convention Hall
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