Corry resident a patient at Brooks Mem Hospital and health news
Former Corryite Glen Gauf freau of Dewittville is a surgical patient at Brooks Mem Oral Hospital in Dunkirk. Dr. Felix Schubert of Erie, former director of the Erie City and County Health Department, died at 70. Free glaucoma tests offered next Wednesday in Erie for ages 40 plus with limited openings. Richard Gambino reports his German shepherd dog missing, three months old with black and tan markings. Vincent Dugan treated for eye and nose lacerations after snowmobile collision with barbed wire fence. One real estate transfer recorded in Erie County from Lora A Retherford estate to Wilbur G Baldwin. A parked car on West Church street damaged by an eastbound driver. both vehicles about $150 damage. Warren County births 1966 illegitimacy rate 5.1 percent. 764 births total, 40 illegitimate.
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Erie Center For the Blind
Erie County Department of Health
Center For the Blind
24Th
Cherry Streets
Erie
Richard Gambino
East Church Street
Gambino
Corry
Erie County
Lora A. Retherford
Wilbur G. Baldwin
Mary E. Gates
West Church Street
Cathy Sue Clarks
Snyder Circle
West Church
State Department of Health
Warren County
Dam Site Mystery Delays Hood Control Project Still
PULLMAN West Virginia AP reports a $46 000 Hood control dam planned near a hamlet of 162 residents delays as engineers search for the elusive creek. The site is described as the north fork of the left fork of Slab Creek feeding into the Hughes River. Rio de Janeiro swelters as a tropical heat wave hits 105 degrees driving beer and soft drink sales up.
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Pullman
W.va
Hughes River
Rio DE Janeiro
Tells. U S South Korea discuss mutual defense amid tensions
The United States and South Korea held talks on strengthening defense under their mutual pact amid anger over the Pueblo seizure and an assassination attempt on Park Chung Hee. Vance and Park pledged to consult on action if Communist aggression continues and agreed to annual defense ministers meetings.
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South Korea
Vance
Park
ISS
Choi Kyu-hah
U.S
Johnson
Congress
Panmunjom
Pueblo
Choi
Renovo Teachers Strike Continues Into Third Day
Renovo Bucktail Area Jointure teachers strike enters its third day as the school board cannot quorum a meeting. Negotiators from Local 1579 AFTE AFL-CIO meet with the board but fail to settle. Talks resume later today. teachers seek 200 dollars more salary now and 600 dollars next year. 999 pupils are idled in elementary and junior senior high schools.
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Renovo
Bucktail Area
Jointure
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-C10
Clinton County
West Virginia graft case spurs political clashes
Gov Hulett Smith suspended Gore and Koski after a multi defendant indictment alleging a scheme to funnel state business to firms via Ohio and Florida corporations. Barron defended his administration as harassment while the 25 listed over acts include bribe payments, stock purchases and interstate transfers.
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Hulett Smith
Gore
John Koski
Barron
West Virginia
Schroath
Ohio
Florida
Local official seeks bargaining election after board silence
The official told reporters he did not hear back from the board regarding his request for a bargaining election. The lack of response prompted renewed calls for clarity and next steps in the process.
Over-The-Counter Drugs Fuel Teen Fatalities In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh seven teenagers have died in six weeks from overdoses of easily bought over-the-counter drugs. Authorities report a new glue like fad using an asthma remedy prepared with codeine and alcohol, with Joseph Johnson 21 and Douglas Jackson 19 among the victims. Coroner Ralph Stalter and tox ecologist Dr. Charles L. Winek note barbiturate and codeine sleep aids as common factors.
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Pittsburgh
Charles L. Winek
Allegheny County
Winek
Ralph J. Stalter
Joseph Johnson
Homewood
Johnson
Stalter
Douglas Jackson
North Side
Union City Man of the Year honored at Lions Club
Rev. G H McClintock 14 Cherry Street was named 1967 Crew of the Year at the Union City Lions Club meeting at the Ritz Restaurant. Dr. George H Ledger presented a plaque praising his ministerial fifty-year ordination milestone in 1966. Born July 3, 1889 in Cochranton, McClintock’s early life included farm work, MEadville Mallable Iron Works apprentice, and Navy service aboard the Atlantic Fleet as quartermaster and navigator aide.
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Union City
G. H. McClintock
Cherry Street
Union City Lions Club
Ritz
George H. Ledger
McClintock
Cochranton
Meadville Malletable Iron Works
United States Navy
Navy
Northern Belt Company of Sound
Canada
Union City pastor serves at local Baptist church
A minister who studied at Allegheny College and Moody Bible Institute moved to Union City in 1956 and has served as interim pastor at Union City First Baptist Church, continuing to reside in the area.
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Allegheny College
Meadville
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Union City
First Baptist
A. A. Dexter
Albert Hill
Missing 21 year old cited by mother in Titusville
Mrs. Gerald Wilson reports her daughter Maeve Marjorie Wilson 21 missing since Monday evening. Last seen in Titusville around 6 p.m. wearing orange slacks white blouse long tan coat and black shoes. She reportedly drives a 1963 Ford Falcon Pennsylvania registration legese2. Police and the mother seek information. The piece also notes a minister, Rev. A A Dexter, and Rev Albert Hill, with Union City churches in context.
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Miseine
Hydetown
Marjorie Wilson
Gerald Wilson
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Marines Bomb Citadel as U.S. Air Attacks Continue
US planes press the assault on the Citadel in Hanoi as Marine units advance with tear gas and jets dropping 250 to 750 pound bombs with discretion to spare historic sites. North Vietnamese remnants hold firm inside the palace compound surrounding the throne hall and shrines started in 1804.
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Gia Long
Vietnamese battalion repels communist assault with heavy losses
In heavy combat Wednesday night a battalion of the 3rd South Vietnamese Regiment repelled a Communist attempt to cut off allied forces, suffering 24 killed. Allied casualties were similar. Over North Vietnam the monsoon broke long enough for 4 P hantom fighters and 105 Thunderchiefs to fly 95 missions. Photographs showed two direct hits on the Canal de Rapides bridge, a rail route into Hanoi. The bridge had reportedly been attacked previously in January.
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North Vietnam
Canal de Rapides
U.S
Hanoi
China
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
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Stearns and Foster
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