Elks Gala New Year's Eve Party Reservations Needed
Spot Line O Ads notes limited reservations for the Elks gala New Year’s Eve event at the club. Deer Head Inn serves 4 to 10 pm. Stanford Hose Company to hold a special meeting at 7:30 pm Tuesday to pay respects to Ray Laurie. Rustic Restaurant Country Store offers discounts on gifts and candy through December 21 with holiday closings and reopen dates listed.
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Peterson Homes Furniture
Elks
the Elks
Deer Head Inn
Stanford Hose Company
Ray Laurie
Rustic
AFL-CIO Plans Boycott Over Reuther Alliance
AFL CIO President George Meany announced a boycott of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions until it rejects membership for the Alliance for Labor Action formed by United Auto Workers and Teamsters Union. Meany cited rival status and said the AFL CIO funds 515000 yearly for ICFTU programs. Auto workers chief Walter Reuther had left the AFL CIO last summer after a dispute over U.S. labor policy.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
Meany
Alliance For Labor Action
United Auto Workers and Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
ICFTU
Reuther
U.S
Brazilians Ready For Political Purge
Brazil's military dominated government plans a sweeping purge to strip hundreds of opponents of political rights following President Arthu da Costa e Sil va's speech after Congress suspension. He warned that the post 1964 revolution housecleaning remains unfinished, with leftists and critics now seen as targets.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Arthu da Costa E Silva
Congress
Army Staff School
Joao Goulart
Alaskans Woken by 6.5 Quake Near Anchorage
A strong south-central Alaska earthquake of 6.5 magnitude struck at 2:08 am, rattling Anchorage and nearby areas. Early reports noted no major damage though burglar alarms rang and windows rattled as shelves toppled at stores. The event's epicenter lay about 160 miles southwest in a remote region, with coastal survey observers predicting no tsunami.
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Anchorage
Alaska
U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Seismological Observatory
College, Alaska
Here
Palmer
Corry Christmas Notices and Local Shop Hours
Corry Montgomery Ward store open Monday through Saturday seven to nine p.m. until Christmas. Rod and Gun Club meets Tuesday December 17 at the clubhouse on East Washington Street. Mrs. Jackson's Greenhouse offers poinsettias corsages door pieces novelty arrangements and pine roping with evening and weekend hours.
Local Hospital Report Admits and Discharges
The News Today Report lists emergency contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry ambulance, with admissions including Mrs. Cora Schruise of Clymer and John Shira of Mead Avenue. Discharges include Merritt Hunt of East Irving and Mrs. Walter Conant of Cory, among others. residents named include Walter Kowalski Jr and Mrs. Earl Bailey.
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Cora Schruise
Clymer
John Shira
Mead Avenue
Leigh Willink
R.D
Everett Elmquist
Wayne Street
Herman Bloomfield
Spartansburg
Walter Kowalski Jr
Corry
William Kingsley
West Church Street
Merritt Hunt
East Irving
Walter Conant
Cory
Frank Anthony
Raynond Avenue
Earl Bailey
B.D
Cor
Youngsville Eyes New Water Site After Lost Reservoirs
Youngsville council weighs several potential locations for a new water facility after losing two reservoirs in a county tax sale. Landowner Inter offers to sell back for 60,000 if terms met by Jan 1, or rent charges begin. Borough to decide Jan 6. budget 1969 includes mill tax increase.
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Youngsville
Frank Hendrickson
Youngsville Star Manufacturing Co
Ible
Hichard Inter
Inter
Lan. 1
Hendrickson
Uke
Ohe
Pennsylvania considers extension of antlerless deer season
The Pennsylvania Game Commission weighed an extension of the two day antlerless deer season with a possible extra day or two. About 400000 hunters faced near zero temps and heavy snow as opening day yielded 23645 whitetails statewide, higher in the northeast. Two hunter fatalities were reported and eleven other injuries.
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Fiy Associated Press
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Commonwealth
North Central
Laurie
Bay Area
A. Laurie
Pine Grove
Marlin C. Hetrick, Jr
Middletown
Stewartson Township
Potter County
Lester T. Bixler, Jr
Elizabethtown
Lancaster General Hospital
Crime rate soars in Pittsburgh FBI reports rise in murders
The FBI reports Pittsburgh’s crime rate is rising. In the first nine months of 1968 murders increased from 26 to 35 compared with the previous year, highlighting a surge in violent crime in the city.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Franklin Police Accept $1,200 Pay Package
A three member arbitration panel decided Franklin police will receive a $1,200 pay increase over three years. The package provides $600 in 1969 and $200 in each of the following two years. The ruling was unanimous and follows prior city proposals and state law.
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Franklin
Cty
Franklin Police Department
Pojcemenould
Charles L. Mullin
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth
Cit
Ordinance 1115 Approves Bond Increase for City Projects
Ordinance 1115 passes first reading boosting city bonded indebtedness by 285000. Funds cover a new public works building on Fast Smith, remodeling Keystone Station into police HQ on Mast South, new base radios for police fire and streets, sidewalk and street work, with 72000 earmarked as a Municipal Authority loan for a new chlorinating facility at the sewage plant.
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Public Works
Fast Smith Street
Keystone
Mast South Street
Students Press For More Say Amid Campus Disorders
AP report details rising student demands for input in school affairs as protests erupt nationwide. clashes with police and officials occur over rights and enrollment share. incidents include New York subway disruptions, ROTC guard patrols at Kansas State, and San Mateo police force deployed after a 150 student rampage injuring 12 and causing $5 damage. San Francisco State closes early for holidays after turmoil over autonomy demands.
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New York
U.S
Board of Education
ROTC
Kansas State University
California
College of San Mateo
San Francisco State College
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Eastman
Mountain
News Today
To. m. Today
Corry Bremorial Hospital
Ted Davis
William Mitchell
Leigh Anne
North Center Street
George Pawcett
Christopher Gordon
Saying and Loan
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Miller
Corry Journal
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Wright Street
Jim Hammond
Easy
Philco
Gibson
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W. W. Waterhouse
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Buick
Tempest
West South
Frank's Alto Service
Bell
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Insurance — General
Lathrop Electric
Electric Heat & Appl
Call Corry
Yesmond Electric Company
Indust, Commer. & Resid
HI Trical Contracting
Freeest
Linley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Phoenix Hotel
Crosby Bush Insurance
Main St
Taylor's Electric Service
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Minneapola Moline
Stewart Road
R. D
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Corry Bakery
Connie's
Johnson Brothers Remington
Myers Water System
Don Edwards
Roosevelt Highway
ICE Crystal Coal Go
U.C. Zen
Bill and Rose
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
H. & M. A. Beall
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Erie
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Desmond Electric Co
Elect
Keystone Service
Swanson's
East Main Street
Carry TV Cable Co
Western Equipment
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Uess As
Corry Senna
Remco
Crawler
Rolaids
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken
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