Weekend Crash Leaves One Hospitalized In Corry
One driver was injured and total damage to four cars was 1330 dollars in weekend crashes here. Larry D Langhurst 24 of 143 Maple avenue is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after his car struck a parked vehicle on East Main street. The other driver Philip A Popotnik 19 of Waterford said he moved to avoid the oncoming vehicle and the Langhurst car slammed into his, demolishing the left front door. Damages were 1000 to Langhurst and 150 to Popotnik. Police noted another weekend crash on East Colum n.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Larry D. Langhurst
Maple Avenue
East Main Street
Philip A. Popotnik
Waterford
Langhurst
Popotnik
Papotnik
Donna Stec
Corry
Corry Area School Directors Named to Subcommittees
Six standing subcommittees of the Corry Area Joint School Committee were announced by Dr. John Mohr. Administra tion chair William Kafferlin with Clifford Buesink and Joseph Pitcavage. Finance chair Mrs. John Brown with Howard Ladd and B G Bennett. Property and Building Plans chair Robert McCray with Robert G Williams and Bennett. Insurance chair Ladd with Kafferlin and Mrs. Brown. Athletics chair Bennett with Pitcavage and Ladd. Transportation chair Pitcavage with Buesink and Wil.
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Corry Area
John Brown
Corry
Howard Ladd
Elgin
B. G. Bennett
Robert Mc Cray
Concord Township
Robert G. Williams
Wayne Township
Bennett
Ladd
Kafferlin
Brown
Pitcavage
Buesink
Wil
No Laughing Matter After All Snow Formal Postponed
New Mexico Junior College student council earlier voted for a snow formal and a snow queen under clear skies but the event was postponed Saturday night due to snow and ice on highways. Wary-aney laughed earlier this year at the idea but the weather derailed plans, delaying the planned formal activities and snow queen celebrations.
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Nuppo
Wary — Aney
New Mexico
First Heart Transplant Patient Has Setback
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Louis Washkansky received heavy penicillin doses as doctors sought to curb mild pneumonia in his left lung View from Groote Schuur Hospital said infection under control within 24 hours Prof Christian Barnard led the team that performed the December 3 transplant Washkansky 53 showed progress plans included removing chest stitches and walking this week Immunosuppressive therapy and cobalt irradiation were used to prevent rejection as doctors warned infection risk remained high The pneumonia was detected after onset Saturday In Windsor Ontario drama critic John Gardiner died after a long illness
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Christian Barnard
Washkansky
Bernard
Groote Schaum Hospital
E. Venter
Police Force Doubles as Teen Carpenters Lose Work
Two 14 year olds who built a clubhouse from lumber stolen from the former Car ry Bleacher Co. plant were told by Police Chief Frank Carnegie and Public Works Supervisor Carl Hixson to tear it down and abandon the project. The clubhouse stood between East Main and Liberty streets near the railroad. The lumber was ruined and the boys face parental intervention.
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Frank Carnegie
Public Works
Carl Hixson
Carry Bleacher Co
East Main
Summer Streets
East Main and
Liberty Streets
Erie boy shot during hunting near Sturgis Corners
Union City youth James Morton, 16, was shot in a hunting mishap while tagging a deer near Sturgis Corners on Townline road between Bloomfield and Rockdale townships in Crawford County. He underwent a three hour operation at Hamot Hospital Erie and remains in intensive care after one kidney removal and seven pints of blood transfusion. Authorities led by Trooper Paul Sita, Game Protector William Lee, and Deputy John Miller investigate. The incident occurred shortly before noon on Saturday.
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Union City
Hamot
Erie
James Morton
William Morton
Sturgis Corners
Townline Road
Bloomfield
Rockdale
Grawford County
Young Morton
Hiamet Hospital
Morton
Paul Sita
Corry
Father’s Attempts Fail To Save Boy Killed By Dogs
A pack of German shepherds attacked two boys in Madison Heights near a creek. Eugene H. Goodman fought the frenzied dogs with a rake and shoes but could not save his sons Gene Anthony Goodman, 4, and Kenneth Goodman, 3. Two dogs were impounded and a third shot. police sought a possible fourth. The boys’ mother and a nurse helped as neighbors assisted, with Mrs Goodman at home and the father returning with one body.
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Lynchburg
Madison Heights
Gene Anthony Goodman
Kenneth Goodman
Eugene H. Goodman
Goodman
Lynchburg General Hospital
Amherst County
Mahlon H. Bryant
Bryant
Morton P. Scott
Scott
Bridge collapse toll rises as search widens in Ohio River
Rain hampers divers and cranes probe the Ohio River after Point Pleasant West Virginia bridge failure. The toll reached 16 known dead with 41 missing as remnants of vehicles and bridge sections are raised from 40 feet of murky water. Traffic on Route 7 remained snarled for miles while river cargo stalled around 60,000 tons. Police, divers, and Army engineers continue efforts amid hazardous conditions and shifting river levels.
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Point Pleasant
W.va
Oho
Hey
Ohio
West Virginia
Max Ray
New Orleans
Ray
William D. Falck
Army Engineers
Australian Prime Minister Holt Missing After Surfing Incident
Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared while swimming near Portsea, Victoria, as rough seas hampered a massive search. Deputy Prime Minister John McEwen assumed interim leadership with Coalition tensions rising over a likely Liberal party leadership contest.
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Melbourne
Australia
Harold E. Holt
Holt
Portsea
John McEwen
Country Party
Liberal Party
Aillam McMahon
Hall
Canberra
McEwen
Allen Fairhall
Paul Hasluck
Lord Casey
Tony Eggleton
Alan Stewart
Stewart
Non Public School Aid Debate Opens at Pennsylvania Convention
Harrisburg AP reports delegates plan to introduce a proposal this week to authorize state aid to non public schools. Del German Quiles D Philadelphia will co sponsor but the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference withholds support. The convention resumes four days this week before a Jan 2 holiday break with public hearings during the recess.
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Harrisburg
Del
German Quiles
Philadelphia
Quiles
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
Aiding Wounded During Pershing Patrol Action
U S 1st Cavalry Division soldiers evacuated a wounded comrade at a landing zone after a firefight with a North Vietnamese unit near Dai Dong during Operation Pershing. The morning raid, amid steady raining, marked continued U S air operations over North Vietnam with multiple planes reported downed and casualties ongoing.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Bong Sou
Dai Dong
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