Fish fry at Moose Friday night 5 to 7 thirty
Discharged entries list several local residents and addresses including Harald Hicks 481 Shady Ave Ye Kenmeth Burdick St Brie Mrs Stanley Woloszyn Carry R D 1 Corry Blaine 6 son of Mr and Mrs Harold Powell Union City Merle Page Columbus Loyd Thomas 105 Snyder Circle Mrs Ira Miller 702 North Center street Mrs Alton White Clymer Charles Earls R D 1 Corry Mrs Gerald Darling ReeeeEr Buzanne Marie Wales MIE De Maud Bemink 69 South Leonard Jukes 328 South Center street
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Harald Hicks
Shady Ave- Ye
Kenmeth Burdick St Brie
Stanley Woloszyn
R. D
Carry
Alton Miller
Corry
Blaine
Harold Powell
Union City
Merle Page
Columbus
Loyd Thomas
Snyder Circle
Ira Miller
North Center Street
Alton White
Clymer
Charles Earls
Gerald Darling
ReeeeEr Buzanne Marie
Wales- Mie
de Maud Bemink
South Center Street
Leonard Jukes
Nat King Cole Rites Held
Nota bles of the entertainment world paid final respects at private funeral services for Nat King Cole in St James Episcopal Church Los Angeles. The 45 year old singer and pianist died Monday of cancer. Eulogies were delivered by Jack Benny and George Jessel. Burial followed at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale. Honorary pallbearers included Governor Edmund G Brown and Senator Robert F Kennedy among other entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Nat King Cole
St. James Episcopal Church
Jack Benny
George Jessel
Samuel D'Amico
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
California
Edmund G. Brown
Robert F. Kennedy
D. NY
Hubcap thieves halted near Love Field by police
Three youths stole hubcaps from a parked taxi at Love Field Dallas when police interrupted the getaway. The incident ended a block away as officers moved in to stop them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Love Field
City
McGee Warns of War If Red China Expands Influence
Senator Gale W McGee warns that negotiations with Communist China are unthinkable if it expands its Southeast Asia influence, urging a hard response even against a third power. He compares the stance to past crises and calls for decisive action before it is too late. A separate note mentions a theft of hubcaps at an airport control tower, with the thief youths turned over to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Gale W.mcgee
D-Wye
Southeast Asia
McGee
West Berlin
Germany
Korea
Cuba
W. J. Shelton
Bill to regulate bingo on a state basis in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg AP dispatch, Ley Taton proposes a statewide bingo framework to be run by state police. Ten percent of proceeds would fund education, with top single prizes capped at 250 dollars and a 1000 dollar nightly aggregate. The bill was sent to committee for study.
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Tarrisburg (Ap
Pennsylvania
McNamara warns on Southeast Asia domino risk in Vietnam talk
In a Senate hearing McNamara endorses the domino theory, stressing that a Communist win in South Vietnam could prove dangerous for the region and reflect broader Soviet aims. He cites Viet Cong growth, losses among South Vietnamese leaders, and rising equipment but notes progress in training, morale, and operational planning among Vietnamese forces. He adds that peasant support remains pivotal to any Saigon victory and that the countryside shows troubling signs. Later, Dr Louis G Hermann, a renowned surgeon, dies in Cincinnati at age 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Laos
Thailand
Southeast Asia
McNamara
South
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Imto
Interservice Coordi
McNe-Hamara
Saigon
Corry Area Roads In Plan (Continued from Page One)
Local and state officials outline proposed road projects across Corry area counties, detailing secondary and primary LR routes and connections from the New York state line to Warren, Crawford, and Erie County borders. The list includes route numbers, termini, and county lines, aiming to identify roads for six year and one year plans.
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Corry
Newai
York State Line
New York
Shway Department
Bosverdam
Im- Ty
Peas Valle
Nlmers
Erie County
Ohio State Line
Warren County
L.A
Elgin Borough
Wattsburg
Crawford County
Cort
Lowville
Erie
Union City
Waterford
L. L
Concord Corners
Ox Bow Hill
Ayman
Igh Toansiara
Ee County
Titusville
Erie Couynty
Towen Ville
Little Cooley
L.R
Guys Mills
Saegertown
Meadville
Brie Be
Atte Cooley
Wasson Copmly Tin
Brie Ty
Forest County
New York State
Venango County
Garland
Columbus
Russell
Tiibute
Warren
Caren
Wrightsville
Bear Lake
New York State Line
Columbus Township
Columbus Township to Levy 1 Percent Tax on Salaries and Profits
The Warren County township plans a general revenue tax of one percent on salaries wages commissions and net profits earned by Columbus Township residents beginning July 1 1965. The resolution outlines definitions collection methods and penalties and sets February 15 1966 as a key filing date with enforcement by the Township Solicitor and Tax Receiver.
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Columbus Township
Warren County
Townshi Building
Columbus
Township of
United States
Unionwealth
Pennsylvania
Slich
Mahip of Columbus
Arnali
Bource
Barintes
Jordan Chrivensen
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Hospital
Aetna Casualty
Apie
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Ronald Earls
Elgin - Beaverdam Hose Company
Elgin Myf
Ts. m
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lady Franklin Rebekah
Ioof Hall
Katherine's
AllWay Electric
Carrig’s
Frank Lilley
Eagle Street
Janet
Francis Thomas
Merlin Stoltzfus
Paul 2
Ghesler Rager
Edward Gorney
John Goodyear
George Cookie
North Center Stree
Edward Sedona
Clyner
Seecor
Union
Ifsaette
Moose
Moose Home
Brother
Wayne Robinson
Zalzneck’s
Tony
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Carrig's
Flye Rexall Drugs
PNA Club
A & B Distributing Company
Cliff Carroll’s. Budweiser Anheuser, Busch Premium
U. S
Tae Tournat Today
Beneficial
Towent
Beneficial Ne Miscount CO
Beneficial Nee
Canter St
Beneficial Findnce Go
State St . Ule
Beneficial Finance Gn
Meadville Re St
Union Gily
Nidale
Cincinnati
Louis G. Hermann
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Bob Church
Haddock
Perch
Corry Area
Sink Creek
Maurice Couge de Margille
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNamara
Rusk
U.S
Atlantic Alliance
United Nations
Europe
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