Vacation plans for Russell Graham and Paul Kundracik
Russell Graham and Paul Kundracik plan a five day Las Vegas vacation starting Thursday from Erie International Airport. They are staying at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas and will fly out early Thursday morning.
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Russell (Rosa) Graham
West Columbus Avenas
Paul Kundracik
East
Columbus Avenue
Las Vegas
Nev
Flamingo Hotel
Erie International Airport
Holiday party at Hotel Corry honors new managers
Enrico Trombetta and Thomas Trombetta, new Hotel Corry owner and manager, attended a holiday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles La Rocca and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Licata. About 50 employees and guests enjoyed a cocktail hour and a decorated buffet. Awards went to Mrs. Fern Ward and FrankElitino.
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Enrico Trombetta
Hotel
Corry
Thomas Trombetta
Charles la
Rocca
Anthony Licata
Miss Gray to Wed Donald Carter at Moose Lodge
Mrs Indy Kasper chairs the Moose Lodge ceremony on Thursday evening with officers asked to arrive at 7 30 and coworkers at 8 00. The Women's Association meeting at First United Presbyterian Church is postponed to next Wednesday evening at 7 20. A cauliflower and cabbage cooking tip suggests adding bread to reduce odor. The day ends with a reflective quote on leaving the old and recalling the right.
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Women's Association of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Maxwell Brown
Herman Gray
Norma Jean Gray
Donald A. Carter
New Process Company
Warren
Panama High School
National Guard
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Philadelphia Blood Supply Called Law Al Chapter
The Philadelphia Blood Supply al chapter reports critically low blood supply due to influenza outbreaks and holidays. Janet Livingston, administrative director, notes many potential donors are sick or recovering, affecting 131 hospitals across 17 counties from the Poconos to Cape May.
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New York
Chicago
Janet Livingston
Poconos
Cape May
N.J
200 Gun Salute Starts Second Hundred Years
The article reports a 200 gun salute at noon to begin San Diego’s 200th anniversary, with eighty guns at North Island Naval Air Station firing alongside forty guns at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot the Naval Training Center and the Naval Amphibious Base. At midnight Roman Catholic sisters at Mission San Diego de Alcala ring the mission bells.
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San Uusgo
Calif
San Diego
North Island Naval Air Station
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Naval Training Center
Naval Amphibious Base
Op Colum Daily 1 to Luton Shed
Op column describes daily shipment details to Luton with a shed noted in the schedule. It lists routes times and handling notes for the day. The item reflects a transport brief with emphasis on logistics and supplier names.
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Colum
Luton Shed
City council outlines 1968-69 plans on development and services
The council reviews plaza development deferral if not begun, downtown sidewalk work, police fire streets coordination, and across the board six percent pay increases. It sets 1968-69 budgets for bond projects, vehicle replacements, redevelopment, and housing, with urban renewal and downtown study notes, plus utility and street lighting upgrades and stricter code enforcement.
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Page One
Fourth Ward
Corry
Spring Street
Airport Road
Rmit Lake
Zoning Board of Appeals
Packard Chosen To Lead Pentagon Operations Deputy Defense Chief Named
Washington AP report says multimillionaire Hewlett Packard chairman David Packard will join the Nixon administration as deputy defense secretary. Packard resigns from HP with about 1 million in annual income and 300 million in stock. will earn 30 thousand a year plus other income. Laird cites Packard's administrative skill to complement him in the defense setup, aligning with Nixon's promise to place businessmen in top posts.
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Washington
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Laird
Nixon
David Packard
Packard
Hewlett
Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Clark M. Clifford
Robert 8. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
McNamara
Clifford
Paul H. Nitze
Johnson
Vietnam
Europe
Congress
Arson Charge Dropped In $1 Million Clearfield Fire
CLEARFIELD AP Police withdrew a charge of arson against 22 year old Steven G McCorkle after a church blaze that destroyed Trinity United Methodist Church of Clearfield. District Attorney John K Reilly Jr. said no one else was charged and the church destruction was part of a larger Abbey building project near completion.
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Clearfield
Trinity United Methodist Church
Cleareld
Steven G
John K. Reilly Jr
Clearfield County
McCorkle
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Doris) Fralick
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Ginny) Apps Sr
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