Corry man sentenced on drug charges in Erie court
William A Apthorp of 212% Mott Street was fined 206 on two drug counts and given six months in jail on each, to run concurrently under home detention. He was arrested July 19 on Spring Street. A grand jury also indicted Donald L Johnson of R D 2 Corry for burglary and larceny.
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Erie County
Thomas Barber
William A. Apthorp
Mott Street
Apthorp
Spring Street
Donald L. Johnson
R. D
Corry
Carmichael rally sparks calls for black unity and action
Staged with Black Panther presence, Carmichael urged black men to unite and oppose white oppressors by night. He outlined a boycott of two Harlem schools on Sept 12, claimed U.S. oppression parallels South Africa and Viet Nam, and hinted at escalating street action and Molotov era rhetoric.
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Black Panther Group
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Harlem
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Chrysler Goes All Out For Safety
Chrysler President Lynn A. Townsend unveiled the 1967 line stressing safety amid pressure to improve auto safety. He cited a record 370 million in planning and tooling costs, noted sales trends, and highlighted standard energy-absorbing steering columns and a dual braking system as key safety features across models from Valiant to Imperial.
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Chrysler
Lynn A.townsend
Townsend
United States
U.S
Congressional
Ralph Nader
Marriage Squeeze Hits U S As Baby Boom Echoes
Miami Beach AP reports a marriage squeeze as 1950s baby boomers age. By the early 1960s the ratio of marriageable men to women fell to 93 to 100, risking over half a million women postponing or forgoing marriage. Sociologists outline three paths to balance: men marrying younger, women delaying marriage, or widowed and divorced men marrying older.
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Fla
American Sociological Association
U.S. Census Bureau
Paul C. Glick
Robert Parke Jr
Glick
Parke
Nab AWOL Sailor In Stolen Car
Kenneth Edward Clark a 21 year old from Buffalo was arrested on Route 69 after stealing a 1963 Cadillac convertible in Buffalo and siphoning gas at a Sugar Grove station at 6 45 p m. Police reported he was AWOL from the Navy.
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Pennsylvania
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Sugar Grove
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Richard Sullivan
Te Man
Route 69
Navy
Balloonist Dies After Fourth Free Fall Attempt
Nicholas Plantanida, 42, dies at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Philadelphia four months after a crash during a high altitude balloon jump. He had sought to reach 120000 feet to break the world's free fall record and collect data, after two prior failed attempts and a fatal third. He gasped emergency as oxygen failed at 57000 feet. Ground crew and rescuers worked to supply air and separate gondola from the balloon.
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Nicholas Plantanida
Hie
Plantanida
Veteran's Administration
Philadelphia
Minnesota
St. Paul
Piantanida
Butlst
Earth
Scientists Seek to Tame Hurricane Faith in Test Run
Scientists from Project Stormfury planned to seed Hurricane Faith with silver iodide to reduce its fury. The 120 mph storm churns seas across a 400 mile diameter, threatening Bahama Islands as jets from Roosevelt Roads drop the agent in hopes of dampening the cyclone over about 12 hours. Outcomes remain uncertain, with possible storm intensification or direction change affecting the operation.
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Fla
Faith
Atlantic
Bahama
Project Stormfury
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Bahamas
U.S
Summer school evaluation shows mixed but positive gains
The report from Miss Baressi highlights small class groups and personal attention as core benefits of the ESHA summer program. Parents and teachers praise the approach though many students disliked long bus rides and early wakeups. Reading and math gains varied, with some students advancing several months while others regressed slightly.
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Rip
Chautauqua Institution
Fl Great Society
Peter Nero
ESEA
ESHA
Ray Elsen
Miss Baressi
J. Donald Watson
Higby Cousins Face Disorderly Conduct and Liquor Charges
On North Center Street at 10 20 p m two Higby cousins were observed scuffling in front of the Triangle Bee Store and arrested for disorderly conduct. Howard Higby and Allen Higby paid fines and costs. Ronald Higby faced added liquor law charges for furnishing intoxicants to a minor. A hearing for Ronald was set for next Tuesday at 7 pm. Queens birthday marked in Corfu Greece with public flags.
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North Canter Street
Triangle Bee
Howard L. Higoy
R. D
Corry
Allen L. Higby
Merle Ottaway
Ronald
Ottaway
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