Corry Journal notices and police round up
In Corry Journal this Tuesday December 27 1006 Republican minority County Commissioner Fred W Lamberton returned to his first meeting since fracturing two ribs in a December 1 fall. The Stanford Hose Company open house is set for January 2 due to January 1 falling on Sunday with a buffet at No 1 fire station. Police arrested Russell G Titch on a surety of the peace charge. his wife Patricia is the complainant. Beardsley faces a taillight violation after a prior drunken driving episode. Alderman Bachofner has the information. All Erie County and city health department all well child clinics close for school vacation and reopen January 3. Neighbors reported a noisy party on West Church Street. police quieted the revelers at 2:30 am.
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Fred W. Lamberton
St. Vincent's
Stanford Hose Company
No. 1
Russell G. Titch
North Center Street
Titch
Patricia
East Congress Street
Porter Auer
Erie County
City of
Corry
Health Department
Girl Held In Shooting Of Father
A 16 year old girl in her mother's custody after a Christmas Eve domestic argument fatally shot her father, Oland Atkinson, who allegedly beat and choked the wife. Police found seven spent shells in the second floor bedroom and awaiting autopsy results. A separate crash on North Center Street caused $600 damage with no injuries. Funeral planned for Charles E. Shira, 68, who died from smoke inhalation after falling asleep while smoking. survivors include son John Shira.
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Trenton
Oland ' Atkinson
Dorothea
Mary
Atkinson
Mercer Hospital
Rhoney
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Charles E. Shira
John Shira
Mead Avenue
Development Center Planned For Delinquents
Philadelphia youth development center for delinquent boys 5 million dollars planned by the state. May Rosenn, State Secretary of Welfare, disclosed. Center to be built on 65 acre tract just north of Bangor, Pa. It will create economic activity and employ 150 people. Center aims to train and rehabilitate about 200 boys ages 12 to 18. Site nine miles from Stroudsburg and about 15 from Easton.
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May
Rosenn
Wellare
Body Of Woman Found In Shallow Grave Near Newton Falls
The body of 26 year old Marlene Bunce of Newton Falls was found in a swampy area 500 feet off West Main Street. Police withheld details of her death awaiting coroner ruling. Her boyfriend William Janus, 37, was found later in a West Virginia motel with a gun wound and a note claiming he acted alone. Bunce’s blood stained car was found Christmas morning in a Portage County road side park.
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Warren
Ohio
Newton Falls
West Main Street
Marlene Bunce
Trumbull
J Joseph Sudimack Jr
William A. Janus
U.S. 30
Chester
W.va
Hancock County
Janus
West Virginia
Bunce
Ohio 5
Portage County
Trumoull
Weirton
Humphrey Tries New Conveyance on Holiday Lake
Vice President Hubert Humphrey, on Christmas vacation, rented a small snowmobile for his three sons and one daughter and their families. He and his party have been snowmobiling across Lake Waverly and visiting friends at fishing houses dotting the ice.
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Waverly
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Lake Waverly
Kosygin Makes First Visit by Soviet Premier to Turkey
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin visited Turkey, becoming the first Soviet leader to do so, with talks focused on economic and cultural projects and a state banquet marking improving relations. American involvement and Turkish purchases featured in the trip, part of a broader thaw in East-West ties. Northeastern to offer criminology as a postgraduate sociology field starting next September.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Suleyman Demirel
Egypt
Finland
France
Tur
Key
Europe
Boston
Northeastern University
Westmoreland Seeks More Troops For Vietnam War
General William C. Westmoreland, commander of U.S. forces in Vietnam, said on ABC television that the war would require more American and allied troops. He stated the tide had turned in 1966 but warned the conflict could last years. He spoke amid reports of protests at Berkeley and the University of Pennsylvania.
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New York
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Westmoreland
ABCTV
Peter Jennings
Crash Victim Released From CMH
A Clymer resident injured in a two car collision on the Corry Clymer road Saturday morning was discharged from Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Gilbert Ton aged 70 suffered a laceration and bruises while Jerome Brown and his wife were uninjured. The other driver Samuel English Jr and his wife Beverly and daughter Debra Sue sustained bruises and were treated and released. Police said English was northbound when his car skidded on ice into Brown’s southbound vehicle. Total damage was about 1350 to English’s car and 350 to Brown’s.
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Clymer
Water Works
Corry-Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gilbert Ton
Corry
Jerome Brown
Marlea
Samuel English Jr
Meadville
Beverly
Debra Sue
Brown
Second Victim Of Crash Dies In Butler County
Grant Sanderson aged 50 of West Sunbury and his wife Lucy 43 were killed when a 13 car freight train struck their stalled car at a grade crossing in Queens Junction yesterday. Grant died today at Butler County Memorial Hospital. The crash occurred as the couple’s vehicle stalled on the crossing.
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Butler (Ap
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Grant Sanderson
West Sunbury
R.D
Butler County
Lucy
Farm Hand Seeks Unclaimed Soldier’s Body For Nephew
San Francisco AP John Campos, an uncle and farm worker, produced baptismal papers at the Presidio to claim Sgt. Richard Campos, 24, killed December 6 in Vietnam. The Army will decide at the Pentagon whether the body is to be buried. Campos is the brother of Nieves Campos, who died at 19.
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San Francisco
Sion
Army
John Campos
Presidio of
Richard Campos
Vietnam
Pentagon
Nieves Campos
Snowstorm Buries Eastern Pennsylvania With Heavy Snow
A Christmas Eve blizzard crippled eastern Pennsylvania as 10 to 18 inches buried streets in Philadelphia and 17 inches in Allentown. Reading reported 15 inches Harrisburg 5 Tobyhanna 18 Luzerne County 6 to 10. Emergency snow crews worked and transit neared normal by rush hour while western Pennsylvania saw lighter snowfall. Meantime forecasters tracked a new winter storm across Arizona New Mexico and Texas that could head east.
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