Winter forecast and local notices from Corry area
The five day forecast calls for temperatures 5 to 9 degrees below normal with light snow flurries possible. Christmas Eve services at Chandlers Valley Lutheran Church feature Bruce Lindquist at the organ and a 90 minute music program. A hospitalized youth, 18, is expected home after surgery following an auto crash near Clymer. A local girl finds money left on East Washington Street. Corry marriage licenses include two pairs from Corry. Dear Santa letters to Corry Post Office drop this year. A two car fender bender causes $102 damage. A two place morgue refrigerator donated to Corry Memorial Hospital, and prize winners in a drawing at the Rigin-Beaverdam Hose Company are named.
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Pennsylvania
Chandlers Valley Litheran Church
Bruce Lindquist
Oberlin College
John Briggs
Violet
Everet. Borg
Byron Swanson
John Fox
Thomas
Thomas Pierutti
Hillcrest Drive
Jamestown General Hospital
Clymer
Pieroti
Fire Sweeps Buffalo Plaza Stores Causing 500000 In Damage
A fire in the Southgate Plaza suburb of West Seneca Buffalo destroyed Loblaw's, Federal Meat Market, Perna Produce Market, Town Florist and Burns Barber Shop. Police estimated damage at $500000 as 300 volunteers battled freezing weather. A 17 year old Loblaw employee Daniel Ford was rescued from a restroom and treated for smoke inhalation.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Southgate
West Seneca
Loblaw
Daniel Ford
Ford
Mercy Hospital
Loblaw's
Federal Meat Market
Perna
Town Florist
Burns
Loblaw’s
Youngsville Bypass Plans Advance for 1967 Construction
Rob ert G Bartlett state highway secretary designate says final designs and March contract lettings aim to start the 1967 bypass projects in Warren County. He notes hearings on route choices, rights of way, and railroad track issues, with Route 6 and Route 59 extensions tied to Kinzua Dam plans. He emphasized top priority for Route 6 bypasses and outlined a statewide tour.
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Youngsville
Robert G. Bartlett
Raymond P. Shafer
Henry D. Harral
Franklin
Bartlett
Public Utility Commission
Warren Route 6
Kinzua Dam
Warren County
Shafer
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Monkey on his back blamed for DUI crash in court
An Indianapolis motorist told Municipal Court Judge William T. Sharp that a monkey on his back caused his car crash after trading a blind horse for the pet and sharing beers at a tavern. The judge dismissed the DUI charge as the most original tale he had heard.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William T. Sharp
Municipal Court
Sharp
Pre-Holiday Vietnam Cease-Fire Remarks Foresee Limited Strikes
Gen Westmoreland says no military gain from extending truce periods and that U S forces will stay on alert. He notes reconnaissance patrols and two bombing strikes planned during the truce weekend as offshore U S ships maintain radar watch. Westmoreland warns the enemy may attempt a major attack before cease fire starts. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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U.S
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Mutual Broadcasting System
Westmoreland
Christmas Meditations and Zechariah's Prophesy at Wheelock Church
Rev Virgil P Endsley reflects on Luke 1 67 80 describing Zacharias faith and prophecy about John the Baptist preparing for the Messiah Jesus Christ He notes John's future mission to bring remission of sins and light to those in darkness The piece also covers a Spruce Up program in Kimball Nebraska where students decorate meter poles into 245 Christmas trees after meters were removed last year
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John
Virgil P. Endsley
Wheelock Community
Zacharias
John the Baptist
Israel
Jesus Christ
Kimball
Neb
Junior Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Aids Jordan With Military Items Amid Regional Tensions
The Israeli Foreign Ministry said it is studying the U S Jordan defense deal and would act if weapons shipments to Jordan upset regional balance. The U N Security Council censured Israel for a November attack, which Israel described as retaliation for border raids by Arab guerrillas. Sources say the aid includes armored personnel carriers replacing World War I era vehicles.
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U.s.jordan
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Israel
U.S
Britain
United States
Jordan to receive airlifted defense equipment and F104 jets
The United States announces a large Jordan defense package. It will ship materiel over 30 to 60 days and accelerate F104 interceptor aircraft already purchased. Jordan will fund the jets but receive other gear as a grant, possibly doubling annual military aid from $4 to $5 million.
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Jordan
State Department
Hussein
Syria
Egypt
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Ben Craker
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Cathy
East Washington Street
Erie County
Corry
William A. Swarm
R. D
Donna M. Carson
Lyle M. Miller
Carol A. Strawcutter
Santa
Richard McLaughlin
Billy H
Pugh
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital of
Erie
Samuel Antrim
CMH
Lewis Barton
Franklin Street
James Roden Jr
West Smith Street
Roden
Barton
Rigin- Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
Carl Brown
Union City
Frank Harris
E.F.M
Jgrystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Buffalo Plaza
Carrig’s
River
RCA Victor
Meerhoff’s
North Center
North Main Union City
Marine
Canterbury Choir
Lionel Barrymore
Ebenezer Scrooge
Citizens
Hlay
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
F. D
First Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
Travers-Stohlberg
Walter W. Gillis
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Cagle Lumber
United Inches
The
Euidgighu
Barney