Induction Call Spurs Youths as Icy Crash Reported
A call for 41 area youths to Buffalo for induction was postponed with notification by mail. Police reported an icy highway crash on East Columbus Avenue as Philip S. Amoroso 35 and Thomas D. Bulard 16 collided after a stop at a traffic signal. Damages were about 350 and 250 dollars respectively.
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Semi-Invalid Woman Perishes In Fire At Home
MEADVILLE AP A semi invalid woman died in a Vernon Township home fire. Her husband, outside shoveling snow, heard two explosions but could not enter. Mrs Fred Allen, believed to be sleeping, was found overcome in her bedroom. Crawford County coroner cited asphyxiation.
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Vernon Township
Fred Allen
Crawford County
Allied air and artillery press Communist forces on Saigon front
Military spokesmen quote that Allied strikes appear to have softened Communist resistance around Saigon, with moderate casualties for South Vietnamese and high wounded numbers. New operations and heavy fire fights near Saigon mark intensified actions as the Vietnamese 9th Division engages in renewed combat.
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Severe Winter Strains Grip Mid-Atlantic States
The Weather Bureau cites record January snowfall with 43 inches in Worcester Massachusetts and 41 inches in other areas as statewide emergencies spread through Pennsylvania and Delaware. Snow drifts reach ten feet, road closures and school shutdowns cascade across Maryland Virginia and beyond while cleanup costs mount.
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Seaside Resort Blaze Ravages Block In Delaware
ISHOBOTH BEACH Del AP Almost half a block was destroyed by fire in this seaside resort early today. The Blue Hen Theater a men s shop and a gift shop were razed while the Farmers Bank of Delaware was damaged by the blaze fought by five fire companies. Firefighters prevented spread to two hotels and four other businesses near the boardwalk. No cause or damage estimate yet.
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Farmer's Bank of Delaware
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Oxto
Snowbound Youths at Peek n Peak Await Snowplows
A group of 23 youths stranded at Peek n Peak near Clymer waited from Sunday afternoon until yesterday for snowplows to reach the ski resort. State Police advised delaying departure until conditions improved. three Corry residents, Roger Seel, John Gage and Douglas Rozelle, were among the stranded. Breakfast was provided by Kitchen staff and ski lifts opened for skiing once access improved.
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Peek ‘N Peak
Clymer
Forday
Corry
Philip Grayvnk
Roger Seel
John Gage
Douglas Rozelle
Peek 'N Peak
Turnpike Reopened After Snow Drift Storm
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Turnpike fully reopened after a storm halted traffic at 5 p.m. The 470 mile main line and 111 mile Northeast Extension from Valley Forge to Scranton were operating by morning. East west lanes from the Ohio line to the Delaware River opened by nine. Two sections had already reopened Monday totaling 122 miles.
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Valley Forge
Scranton
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Delaware River
Vam
Ohio
New Stanton
Downingtown
New Jersey
New GI Bill To Aid All Post Korea Servicemen
Washington AP A comprehensive GI Bill as permanent aid for Post Korea veterans faces the House Veterans Affairs Committee. Chairman Olin E Teague predicts quick passage after prior hearings. The measure costs less than a similar bill and may align with administration proposals.
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Horse Veterans Affairs
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Ajax Iron Works Sets New 1965 Sales Record at Cooper Inc
Ajax Iron Works reports Cooper Inc 1965 sales at 117,397,000 up 12 percent from 1964 with fourth quarter at 30,338,000 up 16 percent. Net income per share rose to 4.44 for 1965 and 1.43 in Q4, a quarterly record. Year end backlog reached 47,747,000, highest in company history, as employment and total payroll increased in Corry operation. Cooper operates divisions including Ajax Iron Works in Corry Pennsylvania and other units across the country.
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Tries, Inc
E. L. Miller
Harz Miller
Cooper Industries, Inc
L. N. Lanphere
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Cooper Incchieg
Avert Bus Strike In Erie With 5-Cent Raise
An Erie bus strike was averted by a one year contract with Erie Coach Co and Division 668 of the Amalgamated Transit Union for a five cent per hour wage hike. The deal, signed in Mayor Louis J. Tullio’s office, covers 59 drivers and mechanics and enables $20,000 state matching funds to offset losses. Roy C. Ingersoll, 81, former BorgWarner chairman, died.
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Erie Coach Co
Amalgamated Transit Union
Louis J. Tullio
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