Elks Gift Whirlpool For Spring Creek Boys
Corry Elks and CHEER join to provide a home whirlpool massage unit for Brendan and Christopher Hershey of Spring Creek, easing chronic muscle issues and reducing painful manual massages. The $300 device, bought through Corry Memorial Hospital, will be shared regionally, with CHEER coordinating future use. Also noted are Pennsylvania Fair Fund allocations to Erie and Crawford counties supporting local fairs and 4H programs.
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Corry
Elks Lodge
Norman Tarbell
CHEER
Cheryl Hershey
Spring Creek
Brendan
Christopher
Hershey
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hershey Boys
The
Elks
Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel
Antrim
Tarbell
Erie County
Pennsylvania Fair Fund
Albion Community Fair
Robert E. Huston
Albion
North East
Ruth Allen
Waterford
J.C. Ondrey
Edinboro
Richard J. Conley
Crawford County
Cochranton
Russell W. Mook
Harold B. Turner
Meadville
Spartansburg
Joel W. Alsdorf
FFA Association
Frank R. Muser
4H Development Fund
Alice Straight
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Trial Began To Enter Fifth Week
In Los Angeles AP reports Sirhan Bishara Sirhan appears fit and smiles in court as the murder trial of Senator Robert F. Kennedy enters its fifth week. The defense argues diminished capacity while juror selection proceeds and opening arguments loom. Family members visit and the case details focus on the shooting at the Ambassador Hotel during Kennedy's California victory celebration.
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Los Angeles
Russell E. Parsons
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Cutor
Parsons
Munir
Mary
Hall of Justice
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
California
Kin of Veep faces piracy and kidnapping charges
Alben Barkley’s grandson, 35, faced air piracy and kidnapping counts after allegedly forcing a chartered Cessna 177 pilot to fly from Key West to Cuba on Oct 23. He claimed only reckless conduct and said he was a journalist aiming to write a book. He was arrested at the U.S. Canadian border after a Canada deportation appeal was withdrawn.
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Plattsburgh
N.Y
U.S
Alben Barkley
United States
Alben W. Truitt
Key West
Fla
Cuba
FBI
Truitt
Champlain
Canada
Clinton County
Joseph W. Kelley
Miami
Haven
France
Saint John
N.B
Montreal
Crash reports and Sirhan trial mood glimpses emerge
Details from Route 6 accidents near Corry and Union City include James Ross 28 of Corry and Phillip Cooper 24 of Warren with vehicle damage totals of 150 and 700 dollars respectively. Helen Tinko 34 of Corry sustained minor facial and hand cuts after losing control and skidding into a fence. The Sirhan trial coverage notes psychiatrists and psychologists debating his state of mind with observations on smoking, reading, weight, and sun exposure.
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James Ross
Corry
Ross
Demsko
Route 6
Union City
Phillip Cooper
Warren
Helen Tinko
R.D. 4
Route
Sirhan
Patcong
McCowan
Parsons
Truth-In-Lending Rules Set to Curtail Credit Ads
Washington AP reports new Truth-In-Lending rules take effect July 1, requiring lenders from banks to funeral homes to disclose complete credit costs. Ads must show finance charges and annual percentage rates, with timid wording banned. An example illustrates APR vs interest. The rules aim to standardize credit cost disclosure across consumer transactions.
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Washington
Congress
Consumer Credit Protection Act
Federal Reserve
Band Plays On And Beer Flows Despite Fire
In Chicago a Dixieland nightclub on the North Side continued to host patrons who drank and sang as a fire raged in an apartment three floors above. A few residents watched firefighters, one person was slightly injured, and about $10,000 in damage was estimated from the early Sunday blaze. Valar dripped through the nightclub, forming large pools on the floor, but the band kept playing.
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Chicago
Mear North Side
ABC orders halt to Turmon shows amid Bristol-Myers dispute
ABC understands Bristol-Myers has sent a wire to Schlatter-Rescue Co. demanding production cease on Turmon related shows, saying the programs are unacceptable to the network. Discussions continue on future scheduling as ABC plans to replace the slot with The Oscar. George Hayes, 83, known as Hopalong Cassidy’s sidekick, died of a heart ailment after retiring in 1960.
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ABC
Bristol- Myers
Schlatter - Rescue Co
Turmon
Bristol-Myers
Schlatter-Friendly
Gabby” Hayes
Hollywood
George
Hayes
Hopalong Cassidy
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