State Board to raise liquor purchases to offset price hikes
Harrisburg says it will boost purchases of tight brands to offset manufacturers price increases effective Nov 1. Abraham Cohn says state stores will stay stocked through January with no retail price rise. Police report a bicycle found at a residence may be claimed. Local fire company to host a food tent fundraiser at Wattsburg Fair with Elof Dahl in charge. Weather outlook ahead warm then cooler with scattered showers early next week. Erie County real estate transfers noted and two young men killed in a one car crash on Route 30 near Girard. Obituary notes and various local police reports including bicycle accidents and a property exchange in Warren County.,
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State Liquor Control Board
Harrisburg
Abraham Cohn
Joseph Wetmore
Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
Wattsburg Fair
Elof Dahl
Girard
Richard Weider Jr
Richard Vargulich
Eisenhower Hosts Lunch at White House for College Fund
Former President Eisenhower dined with President Johnson and received a $100 check for Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls New York. Johnson invited Eisenhower and friends to discuss the college set to open in September 1967 with 300 students.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenower
White House
Johnson
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Eisenhower
Moon Plan Boosted By Saturn Flight Milestone
Apollo astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee watched the Saturn 1 rocket loft an unmanned Apollo moonship on a suborbital test. NASA said objectives were met and detailed analysis will take weeks before a manned mission. The trio may fly in December for a moon landing goal in 1968.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Globe
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
America
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Pacific Ocean
Grissom, White and Chaffee
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George E. Mueller
NASA
Bankers Attend School at Bucknell University
Bankers from Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa attended a day school featuring lectures case studies and seminars in daily sessions. Attendees included James Hopkins Eleanor McIntyre William Donaldson Robert Rupp Eric C Conrad Monroe Christian Simmerley Erle Harold Hammond Robert Gooden Thomas Eberlein and Robert Mickle from several banks.
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Bucknell University
Lewisburg
James DP. Hopkins
National Bank of North East
Eleanor McIntyre
William Donaldson
National Bank of Corry
Robert Rupp
Marine National Bank
Eric
C. Conrad Monroe
Corry
Christian
Simmerley
Erle
Harold H. Hammond
National Bank of Union
Spacecraft makes Christmas orbit return from 706 mile crash dive
Grissom White and Chaffee were in the planned Christmas orbit. The craft survived a 2700 degree heat dive from 706 miles, weighing 28 tons with a 54 ton cabin, landing by three parachutes southeast of Wake Island after a 93 minute, nearly 18000 mile flight. USS Hornet picked up the crew hours later.
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Pacific
Hornet
De Gaulle Faces Protests in Somaliland African Quarter
De Gaulle arrived amid clashes as Somalis beat and accused police of killings. Demonstrators seized streets shouting for total independence while French troops manned key intersections. He toured a war memorial parade and wreath laying as the center was sealed. He planned a 27,000 mile world tour ending with Cambodia.
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de Gaulle
Cambodia
Edinboro Herd Tops In Butterfat
Top area dairy herds for July per Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association show four herds averaging 50 pounds butterfat monthly. Leaders include Mary Miller Edinboro with 13 cows producing 2 289 pounds milk and 88 pounds butterfat, Erie County Hospital at Fairview 31 cows 1 505 pounds milk 55 pounds fat, Holdson Farms West Springfield 39 cows 1 943 pounds milk and 81 pounds fat. Total 128 cows surpassed 600 pounds butterfat, two over 800. Individual top cows list Erie County Hospital 19 021 pounds milk 861 fat, County Hospital 20 709 and 807, Henry Ester Wattsburg 17 565 and 799. Railroad strike OTTAWA A nationwide Canadian railway strike began as negotiators met with no hope of averting work stoppage. First strikers were at St. John's Nile amid criticism of U S Viet Nam policy.
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Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Mary Miller
Edinboro
Erie County Hospital
Fairview
Holdson Farms
West
Springfield
County Hospital
Henry Ester
Wattsburg
Ottawa
Canada
St. John’s
Nile
King-led march ends as guards mobilize around Cicero
King was felled by a thrown stone during a protest parade in Chicago Lawn near Sage Park. Maj. Gen. Francis Kane announced about 3,000 Guardsmen would be mobilized to prevent outbreaks during Sunday demonstrations in Cicero, with orders to fire back if fired upon. Gov. Kerner to announce troop details. King urged an open city at a 2,000-person rally.
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Chicago Lawn
Sage Park
King
Francis Kane
Cicero
Kane
Otto Kerner
Chicago
Daley
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John Cragg
Franklin Street
Cragg
Erie County
Iastical Furniture Co, Inc
Erie County Plastics Corp
Erie
Warren Counties
West Washington Street
Ronald Messenger
Spring Creek
Allen Street
Jeffrey Haenel
Messenger
Grand Street
Ray Hawley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mr. Hawley
Milton
Warren
Bracken Funeral Home
David R. Sterling
Centerville
Sterling
West South Street
Spring Street
Norbert Bachemer
Charles E. Hughes
Lawrence
F. Paul Henry
Punx‘s Stawney
Christan and Missionary Alliance Church
Corry C&ma
George Fox
Neil White
Dover
N.C
Richard Leathers
New Haven
Cooling Sykes
Michael
Loretta Henderson
Victor Cragg JR
Willetts Bros
Gall
Ike
Carrig’s Footwear
Saturn
Corry Journals
Shamburg’s
Minnick’s
Felver
Nichols
Fran & Jim
Al's
Dodd’s Farm Dairy
Ficcardi‘s
Morris
Stutzman‘s Grocery
Palmar’s
Union City
Stranahan’‘s
Sparta
Tate’s Gulf
Benis
Cutting Neckers
Clymer Orton‘s
Columbus
Bob Church
IGA
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Corry Journal
Crawford Counties
Pennsylvania Bankers Association School of Banking
C.s.&l
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
U.S
Viet Nam
North Center St
Gettysburg
Rossin
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