Corry items report Borough Manager hire and city updates
The Corry Council adopted an ordinance to appoint a Borough Manager and hired James M. Malone of Ridgway to start after the new ordinance is advertised. Captain Frank E. Wagner named Titusville chief. Chief Brady retires after 22 years. Other notes include price corrections, police activity, street incidents, TV power cuts, and local divorce decrees.
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Tore
James M. Malone
Ridgway
Frank E. Wagner
Titusville
Wagner
Albert P. Brady
Brady
Channel 35
Erie
James Jansen
Corry TV Cable Company
Sentenced To Prison In Murder Case In Tucson
A 19 year old former Tucson girl Mary Rage French was sentenced to four to six years for concealment and complicity in the murder of 15 year old Aileen Rowe. She received two concurrent terms and showed emotion outside the courtroom. The case involves Charles Howard Schmid who faces first degree murder charges in Rowe and other killings.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mary Rage French
Belton
Tex
Aileen Rowe
Miss Rowe
Pss Bae Ieee Eae
Bald Sipe Cantell
Robert Oylston
Miss French
Charles Howard Schmid
Gretchen Fritz
Wendy Pris
Redhair
Germany Seeks Bigger Voice In Nuclear Use
Washington AP report that West Germany seeks no nuclear weapons but wants a bigger say in potential European use. Erhard and Johnson discussed nuclear policy, Atlantic force speculation, and broader cooperation including space exploration and German reunification.
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Washington
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
Karl Guenther von Hase
Germany
Erhard
White House
Bill D. Moyers
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
ANF
Britain
U.S
MLF
NATO
Allo
Harold Wilson
Erhard-Johnson
Ter
Jonson
Stewart L. Udall
West Ger
Viet Nam
Europe
America
Berlin
Corry Girls Named Good Citizens by DAR
Four area high school girls were chosen as Good Citizen award recipients by the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Winners include Margaret Bortner Titusville Christine Tarr Anne Stevenson and Pam Kolaja.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Margaret Bortner
Ernestine Bortner
Mead Avenue
Corry Area High School
Christine Tarr
Warren Tarr
R. D
Titusville
Titusville Area
Anne Stevenson
W. D. Stevenson
St. Jane Academy
Pam Kolaja
Charles Kolaja
Spartansburg
Spartansburg “High
College of
Yanks Suffer From Lack Of Supplies
Representative James G. Fulton returning from a Far East tour cites a supply shortage in Vietnam. He blames Defense Secretary McNamara’s policies for a bare shelf inventory and argues for more ammunition and modern equipment, including strategic bomb targets like Haiphong and Haiphong power facilities.
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Pittsbuken Yar
Viet Nam
James G. Fulton
Fulton
Far East
House Foreign Relations Committee
Defense
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Hanoi
Haiphong
Lawsuit Filed Against Millcreek Over Boy's Crash
William and Maxine Lindner sue Millcreek Township in Erie County Court for more than 25 000 dollars for injuries to their 16 year old son Donald after a car struck a raised manhole cover in August 1964. The suit alleges the township was negligent by leaving the cover unmarked and raised.
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Ishus
Millcreek Aerin En
Millcreek Township
Erie
William
Maxine Lindner
Donald
Parole Granted for Mother in Child Neglect Case
Judge Elmer L. Evans granted three years parole to Mrs. Virginia Moffett after she pleaded guilty to child neglect charges. District Judge Edward H. Carney stated she willfully failed to provide proper food clothing and shelter for seven months to 14 year old children. He noted at least one incident of intoxication leading to the children being forced to roam the streets all night. The children have been housed in an institution since arrest.
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State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Myron W. Woodley
Union City
John A. Nelson
Spring Creek
Ronald M. Proper
Essex Street
Jes Eas
Vatican A
Aix
Elmer L. Evans
Virginia Moffett
Edward H. Carney
Negro inciter faces 12 year prison term
New York AP William Epton admitted Communist convicted of urging Harlem rioters in 1964 to smash the government of New York faces up to 12 years in prison. He could be fined up to 6000 dollars. State Supreme Court Justice Arthur Markewich revoked his $10000 bail after the verdict, calling him dangerous. Epton was arrested August 5 1964 following the Harlem riots.
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NEW York
William Epton
Harlem
Peking
Lea E
Epton
Smuggling Ring Tied to Court Case in New York
Federal officers say an illicit drug shipment was smuggled into the United States via a home freighter tied to Conder's household. Morgenthau notes the Army unwittingly shipped the drugs. An estimated 000 was claimed for the courier’s role as authorities arrest 89 in Manhattan, and 43 in Sao Paulo and Brazil.
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Heral
Morgenthau
Conder
Manhattan
France
Francisca Dé Pimeidas
Sao Paulo
Bra
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Joseph W. Tinko
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Mary Fitch
Centerville
Mayville
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Seaplans
Wells College
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General Telephone
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