Paragraf Three keys found turn over to police
A resident turned over three keys found on Concord and Paragraf streets to police. Corry Area High School student Jeffrey McClintock reported his wallet was stolen from a gym locker, containing a driver's license and dollar. A nearby resident reported snowball damage to a porch window by students walking home from Corry Area High School.
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Concord Streets
Joseph Wawrejko
Mill Street
Corry Area
Jeffrey McClintock
North Center Street
Ivan Smith
West Pleasantstreet
Corry Area High‘ School
IRS Nabs 18 In Gambling Raids
In Pittsburgh and nearby towns, IRS agents raided gambling operations and arrested 18 people for failing to register for the $50 federal gambling tax stamp. They were arraigned before U S commissioners and released on $1,000 bonds each.
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IRS
Pittsburgh
Internal Revenue Service
Allegheny County
Rankin
Braddock
Carnegie
U. S
Conference Aims to Limit Local Draft Board Authority
In Chicago a national draft conference urged sweeping changes to Selective Service, seeking central standards for over 4,000 local boards to curb inequities such as pilots being classified differently. Sen Edward Kennedy backed reform, noting fairness, flexibility, and predictability are lacking as debate continues. The conference heard proposals for national service, including a contentious plan to require national duty from women, sparking criticism as coercive. In Dallas, a house fire at the Hallmarks caused about 20000 dollars damage due to a short circuit in a doghouse, firefighters reported.
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Chicago
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Democrat
Congress
Kennedy
United States
Viet Nam
Draft Board
Margaret Mead
Dallas
William Hallmark
Oak Cliff
Zurn Reelected President of State Chamber of Commerce
Melvin A. Zurn, Erie industrialist and Zurn Industries executive, was reelected to a second term as president of the State Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting. He has long chaired the company and holds multiple directorships including National Association of Manufacturers and Zurn Philippines and Canada ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurn Industries
Chamber Post Philadelphia
Melvin A. Zurn
Erie
State Chamber of Commerce
Zurn
Zurn Industries, Inc
State Chamber
National Association of Manufacturers
Manufacturers’ Association of Erie
Zurn Industries Philippines, Inc
Zurn Industries Canada, Ltd
Foreign Trade Advisory Board
State Commerce Department
Conservation - Outdoor Education
Department of Public Instruction
Vietnam War Air and Ground Actions Reported
U S pilots flew 70 strike missions over North Viet Nam hitting lines of communications and storage areas in Hanoi Haiphong and Dien Bien Phu areas and in the southern pan handle a bridge 78 miles northeast of Dien Bien Phu was knocked out. Navy fliers said hits on 100 cargo barges 45 miles northwest of Dong Hoi. One American jet was shot down by a Communist MIG 17 the first loss since July. In South Viet Nam B52 bombers hit a suspected base camp 48 miles east of Kontum as destroyers Engersoll Keppler damaged four barges off Dong Hoi. American pilots flew 284 strike sorties in the north and 166 in the south. The Healdsburg sweep by the 3rd Brigade 1st Infantry Division ended with 13 Viet Cong killed over several contacts.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Dien Bien Phu
Panhandle
Air Force
Navy
Dong Hoi
Viet Nam
United States
South Viet Nam
Kontum
Highlands
7Th Fleet
Ingersoll
Keppler
Officials Back New Highway Safety Standards
Harrisburg copy reports State Safety Commissioner Harry Brainerd and Lt. Col. Paul Rittelmann support proposed federal highway safety standards. They note must have safe cars and fit drivers. Standards include annual auto inspections and driver reexamination every four years, plus policy reforms in licensing, training, helmet use, and health agency involvement.
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Harrisburg
Harry H. Brainerd
Paul A. Rittelmann
U.S. ‘Commerce Department
Brainerd
Washington
Rittlemann
Pennsylvania
Juveniles linked to vandalism and shop thefts in Corry area
Police tied a group of over 50 local youths to vandalism at Corry Concrete and Gravel Co and to supermarket thefts over several months. Evidence at the plant linked them to breaking a light globe and a truck windshield last summer. Officers fault supermarket management for leaving goods outside after hours, creating temptation for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
North Center Street
Court OK for adult to adopt adult in Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals rules that any person of lawful age may file for adoption of another adult. The decision, by Judge Charles C. Marbury, reverses a lower court ruling and remands for a plenary hearing. The dispute involved a 52 year old WAC sergeant seeking to adopt a 51 year old WAC captain, Dorothey M. Libertini and Frances Hagler, in Baltimore County.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Corpa
Baltimore County
E. Raine Jr
WAC
Wacs
Dorothy M. Libertini
Frances Hagler
Charles C. Marbury
Maryland
States Fall Far Short Of Highway Safety Standards
Washington AP reports no state fully meets federal highway safety standards with more to come. Nine interim standards show wide compliance gaps. helmet use in three states and 20 states plus DC require vehicle inspections. States face possible loss of highway funds if not implementing approved programs by 1968.
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Washington
National Highway Safety Agency
District of Columbia
William Haddon Jr
National Education Association
CB Radio Club To Help Collect Toys Campaign
The Tri County Citizens Band Radio Club will assist the Marine Corps Reserve unit in Erie for its Toys for Toys campaign. Six clubs across Erie, Warren and Crawford counties will collect toys from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday with central collection centers and radio controlled car deliveries to donors. Donations go to a Marine Corps Reserve area for sorting and distribution in parts of New York and Ohio. Call numbers provided for pickup service.
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Tri County Citizens Band
Marine Corps Reserve Unit
Erie
Warren
Crawford Counties
Tri County
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Reserve
New York State
Ohio
Corry
Union City
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Frank C. Martin
Garland
Linda Lou Lindstrom
R. D. J. Corry
State Department of Highways
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Township
Public Utility Commission
Robin Aucoin
Erie-Lackawanna
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Hope Windows Inc
Board of Education
Ernest F. Blair
Muro L. Wright
Lee L. Lillie
Spring Creek Township
Paul F. Blakeslee
J. H. Neiswonger
Bradford
Lewis Hullihen
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
William E. Gillett
United Fund of the
Corry Rod and Gun Club
M. William Shrow
Corty
John R. Kennedy
East
Irving Street
Alfred Henneous
Kennedy Auto
Henneous
Mexico City
Juan Natalicio Gonzalez
Paraguay
Lidia Frutos de Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Mexico
Macko's Market
East Main Street
Wieners
Sirloin Butt
Maynard Troyer
R. D
Corry, Pa
Healdsburg
1St Infantry Division
Saigon
Bank” Histor
The
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
CB Radio Club
Oakland
Calif
Peter H. Odegard
University of California
Berkeley
Odegard
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Department of
Shalimar Cologne
D’aromes
D'Aromes
L'Heure Bleue
Val-De-Nuit
Mitsuko
Ode
American Beauty
LEED
Coats
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