At The Hospital Report and Local Notices Summary
At The Hospital Report as of 1 A.M. lists admitted James Glatz and others, and discharges including Mrs. Elimear Wassink. Deer Head Inn closes Aug 22 27. Sweet corn for sale at John Makko’s farm. Hotel Corry offers fresh Maine lobsters Friday through Sunday. Stanley's Place closes Aug 29–Sept 6 for a break. Local ads promote Line-O-Ad rates and wedding invitations.
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Corry Beverage
Deer Head Inn
John Macko
Schramling Road
Columbus
The
Corry Journal
Hotel
Corry
Maine
Stock Market Slide Deepens On Thin Volume
The Dow fell below the 800 level for the first time since Feb 1964 as losses broadened. American Telephone and U S Steel led declines with sharp drops from February peaks while total volume plunged to about 40.5 million shares. A United Auto Workers raise demand was rejected and market rallies failed to gain traction.
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American Telephone Telegraph Common
U.S. Steel
United Auto Workers Union
Dow
Clymer Joins Vocational School Test
Students from eleven schools including Clymer join a one year trial program to learn vocational and occupational skills at a local site. The effort stems from Co operative Educational Services to meet manpower needs and may lead to a four year plan with cross district classes and nominal tuition for non Jamestown systems.
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Cecine
Clymer
James
Jamestown
Southwestern
Frewsburg
Falconer
Panama
Cassadaga
Chautauqua
Sherman
Mayville
Bemus Point
Hunt On For Stockade Escapees
KAN state police at Kane asked area police and citizens to search for two bedraggled soldiers missing since Thursday from Fort Meade Maryland. They were last seen near Route 68 at Marienville trying to hitch a ride. A road block was set after two men leaped from a passing car. A guard was shot and killed by a fellow guard during the escape but the two soldiers are wanted only for absence without leave.
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Kan
Kane
Fort Meade
Marienville
Warren
Reopen Tunnel On Turnpike After Facelift
Harrisburg AP reports the Allegheny Mountain tunnel reopens after a 17 month shutdown and a 3.4 million facelift. The Turnpike Commission notes a new 12 million tunnel opened last year and now both tubes are in use with one for eastbound traffic and the other for westbound traffic as fluorescent lighting tile and ventilation were installed.
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Turnpike Harrisburg
Allegheny Mountain
Turnpike Commission
First Photo of Earth From Moon Reach Described
Scientists call the Lunar Orbiter image the first Earth photo from near the Moon. It was received at the Robledo de Chavala tracking station near Madrid, showing the United States east coast in the upper left, southern Europe toward the dark side, and Antarctica at the bottom with lunar craters in the foreground. Strips of the picture show joined horizontal lines from stitching.
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Earth
Moon
America
Deep Space Tracking
Robledo de Chavela
Madrid
Spain
United States
Europe
Antarctica
Deaths Mr Hawley 78 of West Washington Street
Mr Hawley 78 died yesterday at St Vincent hospital Erie after 17 days as patient. Born April 29 1883 in Wayne Township he moved to Corry young and stayed. He worked as a hammersmith at McInnes Steel Co retired 1957. Survived by son Milton S Hawley Warren granddaughter Barbara Reitenbach Parma Ohio grandson Ray C Hawley Cleveland and six great grandchildren. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home 7–9 pm today and 2–4 and 7–9 pm tomorrow. Services Monday 2 pm at the funeral home with Rev Clyde May officiating. Burial Beaverdam Cemetery.
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Mr. Hawley
West Washington Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Wayne Township
Corry
Hawley
McInnes Steel Company
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Milon S. Hawley
Warren
Alfred
Barbara) Reitenbach
Parma
Ohio
Ray C. Hawley
Cleveland
Bracken Funeral Home
Clyde May
Spartansburg
Kids Aren't Always Wrong In Detroit Car Rolls Through Wall
A Detroit family meets a curious incident when a self driving car rolls down the Ujda driveway through a window and brick wall, startling 12 year old Halina Ujda who points out the moving car to her mother.
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Detroit
Halina Ujda
Ujda
Chicago Open Housing Accord Elicits Civil Rights Reassurance
The city hails a housing agreement as King warns Daley and civil rights workers that failure would widen streets too narrow to hold the conflict. Ben Heineman backs negotiations, while Albert Raby notes the quiet departure of Benjamin C. Willis, longtime Chicago schools chief linked to de facto segregation concerns.
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New York
Riverdale
Bronx
King
Richard J. Daley
Ben W. Heineman
White House
Raby
Benjamin C. Willis
Willis
Chicago Public Schools
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James Glatz
R. D
Edward Messinger
Mead Avenue
Michael Eckstrom
David Fenno
Elimear Wassink
East Bond Street
Betty Nadolny
Blake
Carlyle Merritt
Karen
Archie Lewis
Charles Jewell
Grand Street
Lucille Nelson
Turben
Ice
Chevrolet
PPP
OSS
Berkshire
Karen's
Women’s City Association
Moose Colonial Room
Pews
Stanley’s Place
Wall Street
Seston
Tedersl
General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Ray W. Hawley
Cicero
Harvey E. Clark
American Red Cross
Sea’s Drugs
G. C. Murphy CO
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