Farmhouse with Barn and Outbuildings For Sale
Real estate listing describes a brick farmhouse with 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, hot water heat, wood trim, garage, barn and storage space. Includes 12x34 stalls, 56 milk equipment, air and dining area, situated near a road, with tilable lot and outbuildings. Contact Janet at 739-2252 for details.
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Bath
Bas
South le
Tate
Janet Es
Insylvania Ie
Eugene Tiff
Erie
Coal Strike Paralyzes Mines Across Six States
Pittsburgh AP reports the largest coal strike in 17 years halting most soft coal production. Spread from Pennsylvania to Tennessee, the walkout idled about 94,500 miners, cutting Penn Central coal tonnage by half and threatening western lines if spread further. Steel and utilities report no immediate concern as stockpiles cover 30 to 60 days.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Penn Central Railroad
Penn-Central
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Western
Kentucky
Western Pennsylvania
Somerset County
United Mine Workers
Solar Fuel Co
UMW
Move To Halt Sale Of Diet Pills
Washington AP The FDA moves to halt sale of thyroid-digitalis weight loss pills amid Senate antitrust hearing. Commissioner James L. Goddard defends action as Hart criticizes delay and cites years of evidence of harm and potential fatalities.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
FDA
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
Weather turns wintry again after thaw brings snow
Unseasonably mild January gave way to a quick snow return as three inches fell overnight. City weather observer Mrs Richards Mountain notes yesterday’s high at 47 and a night low of 31. Rain measured 0.31 inch from Thursday 6 p.m. to yesterday 6 p.m. with forecasts of more flurries and colder air.
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Richard Mountain
Salvation Army to Launch 1969 Capital Drive in Corry
The Advisory Board of the Corry Salvation Army plans a 1969 capital fund drive to replace the East Washington Street citadel in use since 1907. Capt. Thomas Pugh cites crowding and deterioration, inviting public visits to gauge needs. Board chair Olin Bracken Jr. stresses the Army’s unique community service and youth program, awaiting public reaction. In Bronxville, Sarah Lawrence College will begin accepting men students next week from qualified men’s colleges, two years at such colleges, strong academics, and interest in special courses.
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Corry Salvation Army
Uct
East
Washington Street
Sitadel
Thomas Pugh
Pugh
Olin Bracken Jr
Capt. Pugh
Bracken
Salvation Army
Corry Unit
Bronxville
Sarah Lawrence College
Esther Raushenbush
Spresident
Townville Man Found Dead in French Creek Flood
Ray Shreffler of Townville, missing since Wednesday after leaving for work, was found yesterday face down in about three feet of flood waters in French Creek. State police say his car was seen near a highway barrier and may have stalled. a heart attack or a fall while wading are considered possible causes.
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Townville
French Creek
Meadville
Ray Shreffler
Paul’s Men’s Wear Moves to Larger Center Street Store
Paul Meerdink, owner of Paul’s Men’s Wear, announces relocation from 46 North Center Street to 113 North Center Street. The move doubles floor space, enabling a young men’s line and expanded merchandise. Remodeling already underway. move planned for late March.
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Paul Meerdink
Crmer
Paul's Men's Wear
North Center Street
Meerdink
Robert's Children Shop
Freighter Franklin Found Off Australian Coast
Perth reports the wreck off the southwest coast belongs to the freighter Franklin, not a U.S. submarine. Newsmen say the ship has rested submerged there since 1902 after an early week sighting by an airline pilot.
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Perth
Australia
U.S
Franklin
Arline
Labor leaders push back on Johnson wage guideline
President Johnsons advisers urged unions to keep 1968 wage settlements substantially below last years 5 percent. Morris Jushewski of the Central Labor Council called the plan unrealistically low as profits rise and living costs climb. AFL CIO officials demanded wage limits only with broader controls on profits, prices, and executive salaries, noting members expect higher raises amid inflation.
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New York
Dohnson
Labor
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Morris Jushewitz
Jushewitz
New York City Central Labor Council
Washington
Afl-Cio
Saigon Fighting Slows Congress as Northern Offense Rages
Saigon reports subdued activity while Hue and other northern cities face fresh Communist attacks in the war's biggest push. General Westmoreland says 36,000 enemy troops attacked across 35 centers, with allied forces inflicting heavy casualties. U.S. casualties exceed 318 dead and 1,639 wounded, as officials note a pause in sustained uprising and aim to halt further advance along the northern frontier.
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Saigon
Hue
Nam
South Vietnam
Frontier
U.S
Wil
Fiom C. Westmoreland. Com
Cen
South
Vietnam
Frotier
Six slain missionaries own here in New York report
AP reports six American Alliance missionaries were killed by Viet Cong near Ban Me Thuot in the highlands. The victims include Rev. Robert Ziemer, 49, and Rev. C Edward Thompson, 43, along with Ruth Wilting, 42, and Ruth Thompson, 44, plus Leon C. and another victim. One missionary was captured and a nurse missing. the wife of a slain man was injured. The Alliance operates a leprosy facility in Vietnam with about 125 missionaries.
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Robert Coles
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wriday
Ban Me Thuot
Saigon
Alliance
Robert Ziemer
Toledo
Ohho
Ruth M. Wilting
Cleveland
Cobbett to resign as city alderman in late month
Alderman M. Cobbett announces resignation from the 3rd Ward post effective later this month. He will transfer aldermanic duties to city officials while taking a relocation officer role for the Fourth Ward urban renewal project with a starting salary of 6000 and a top of 6600.
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Cobbett
M. Cobbett
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Chris Capotis
Erie County
Dae Hammerlee
Quality Cash
First Avenue
West Pleasant Streets
Capotis
Prot Fe
Vee Slad
Ted Hubley
Corry Barracks
Republican Committee
City Fathers Prepare For Lengthy Monday Meeting
City leaders schedule an extensive Monday night session at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Mayor Furst will review police progress and announce a Housing Committee appointment. Safety director Downey will discuss street lighting and comment on a Penn proposal. Ned Johnston seeks reappointment for Wallace Young to the committee. Russell Brant to present gravel pit agreement. Solicitor Rozelle lists multiple items including Abbey property status, housing ordinance amendment, and the Lyons property.
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Timy Louncu
Joseph Furst
Jack Downey
Ogram
Ned Johnston
Wallace Young
Meniger
Young
Russell Brant
Douglas Rozelle
Abbey
Lyons
Train Derailment Injures 37 in Kansas City Yard
In Kansas City, Missouri, ten cars of the Santa Fe Railway Super Chief derailed in the yards. At least 37 people were taken to hospitals with no serious injuries reported. Eight passenger coaches and two baggage cars left the rails. several cars blocked the main line.
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Kansas
City
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Rampage by 600 Brooklyn Junior High Students
About 600 eighth graders at a Brooklyn junior high staged a rampage seeking better cafeteria food more freedom and more dances. They were addressed by Principal Miss Mary A McCassey then rushed corridors shoved teachers and caused a false alarm after the assembly.
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New York
Brooklyn
Mary A. McCassey
Miss McCassey
YMCA Drives Leap Year Membership Push With Team Units
YMCA workers open a Leap Year Membership Campaign led by William Hayes Bull Frogs and others as teams Kangaroos Gazelles Grasshoppers and Jack Rabbits recruit prospective members. Chapter leaders Kenneth Burr Carl Taylor and Richard Dittman explained drive mechanics and distributed working kits. Door prize drawings awarded to four attendees.
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Bull Frogs
Jack Rabbits
YMCA
William Hayes
C. Conrad Monroe
Kangaroos
Renee Counasse
Gazelles
Benjamin Calderone
Grasshoppers
William Hammond
C. A. Hillstrom
Kenneth Burr
Carl Taylor
Burr
Taylor
Richard Dittman
Charles French
Marvin McHale
Ronna Cohen
George Gould
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Solar
Kenneth L. Schmidt
Route 6
Corry Motor Lodge
State Highway Department
Weather Man
Capital Drive
Paul
Congress
Corry
CMA
Carolyn Griswold
Union City
Warren
Titusville
Ziemer
Thompson
Cobbs Corners
Alliance Church
Hubley
Robert Bailey
John Frontera
Richard Orn
Johnstom
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