Local Admits and Discharges Notice in Bear and Corry Areas
Admitted F Serrill Host R D 1 Bear Lake Renay 4 daughter of Willis Boozel R D 1 North Clymer Mrs Clyde Blair Clymer Bae 2 daughter of Clarence Fuller Spar tansburg Discharged Miss Helen Britten 502 East Pleasant street Mrs Reynold Hamilton R D 1 Corry Mrs Walter Newhouse Bear Debora Zenner 3 daughter of George Pless 162 Ohio street Mrs John Volk R D 2 Corry Selecteteteetearge Harry Graves Barber Shop now open at 132 North Center street 1t10 Wreecretedteceateeatectete See AllWay Electric Th-F-tf
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F. Serrill Host
R. D
Bear , Lake
Renay
Willis Boozel
North Clymer
Clyde Blair
Clymer
Bae
Clarence Fuller
Spartansburg
Helen Britten
East Pleasant
Reynold Hamilton
Corry
Walter Newhouse
Debora Zenner
George Pless
Ohio Street
John Volk
Harry Graves
North Center Street
AllWay Electric
Milk Subsidy Cuts Hit Corry Area School Jointure
The Corry Area School Jointure faces reduced subsidies under a Johnson plan. Business manager E. Anderson explains two subsidy categories for milk, the per meal and per bottle subsidies, and notes January’s 45 390 milk bottles with 1 005 dollars for meals and 687 dollars for milk bought separately. The 10 percent cut will trim the monthly milk subsidy by 88 70 dollars.
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Corry Area
E. Anderson
Farruery
Jointure
Anderson
Johnson
Webb Heads Dairy Group Elected Officers Lead Erie County Board
A Waterford meeting of the Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association elected Ronald Webb of Union City president and Neil Baxter of Albion vice president. Helena Marsh of Waterford was reappointed secretary-treasurer as the group, in its 39th year, promotes DHIA services to Erie County dairymen.
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Erie County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Board of Directors
Waterford
Ronald Webb
Union City
Neil Baxter
Albion
Helena Marsh
Erie County
Humphrey mission to Asian governments outlined from Hawaii report
Humphrey plans to brief governments of Malaysia Australia New Zealand and India on Honolulu talks and the status of the U S peace offensive. He will assess the military situation in Vietnam while Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, arriving in Saigon, pursues his own agenda and studies modernizing Vietnamese farming before returning to Washington.
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Humphrey Haven
Page
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
India
Humphrey
Honolulu
U.S
Viet Nam
Orville Freeman
Saigon
Freeman
Washington
Dr Paul Epstein Dies at 81 in Pasadena
Dr Paul Epstein, 81, theoretical physicist who helped lay the groundwork for modern understanding of atomic structure, died yesterday in Pasadena California. He was noted for significant contributions to early quantum theory and nuclear physics research.
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Epstein
Pasadena
Calif
Paul §. Epstein
Texas Poll Tax Ruling Upsets Texas Voting Outlook
A federal court's 1966 ruling declares the Texas poll tax unconstitutional, prompting officials including Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr and Gov. John Connally to study options. The decision bars poll tax payments for all elections and could trigger a special legislative session on voter registration. The ruling cites due process and equality clauses, noting poll tax burdens differ by race.
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Ustin
Tex
Texas
Federal
Waggoner Carr
John Connally
5Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Connally
Congress
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Mississipp
Arkansas
Virginia
Homer Thornberry
John R. Brown
U. S. Dist
Adrian Spears
Thornberry
Philadelphia Opera Lovers Cheer Nal at Concert
Nal, born in Saigon and raised in New York, spoke to Philadelphia opera fans whose tumultuous applause greeted her performance. The DPW said most people favor the proposed bridge linking the lake crossing to an expressway heading west toward Sherman Findley Lake and the state line, with completion expected in 1970.
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Philadelphia
Nal
Saigon
New Y
DPW
Sherman
Findley Lake
Pennsylvania
Bemus Point Stow ferry to retire for bridge
The Bemus Point Stow ferry will end service as a bridge nears completion. In April it begins its 166th year of operation, carrying passengers and cars with a 25 cent fee. Local officials note few ferry owners have registered license plates for the service.
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Bemus Point-Stow
Krapf
Aff
Viet Cong ambushes and US counterattacks in Vietnam near Tuy Hoa
Vietnamese mortar exchanges near Tuy Hoa left US casualties light as Viet Cong retreated into long tunnel networks. 101st Airborne, allied forces, and Marines fought sporadically with jet fighters and riot gas. Reports cite four Viet Cong bodies, unclear total enemy losses, while Cam Ranh Bay area saw continued allied operations and continued Viet Cong pressure as Laos sources note tanks on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
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25Th Division
Bob Jones
Honolulu
Quang Ngai
Lee
Saigon
New
Cam Ranh Bay
Phan Rang
101St
Laotian Defense Ministry
Vientiane
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South
Viet Nam
Can’t Shake The Sneezes
Miami high school senior June Clark, 17, endures sneezing every minute for a month. Head and chest pain, stomach ache, and a sensitive nose persist despite various remedies and hypnosis. She left school and was hospitalized after a kidney infection treatment.
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Miami, Fla
June Clark
Miami
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