Local notices and business totals ripple through Corry region
Boat owners who registered their craft with the commonwealth will receive renewal applications by mail, mirroring motor vehicle renewals. The State Employment Service seeks at least 20 workers for the Erie Reistor plant in Waterford. Mrs. Hazel Terwilliger of Conneautville died in Nebraska. body to be returned there. G. C. Murphy Company reports 1964 net earnings of 7,429,440 dollars, up 25.6 percent, with sales and store openings rising. Struthers Wells Corit Titusville posts 1964 sales of 21,992,922 and operating income of 1,339,996. 1963 saw a net loss of 865.8 percent. Crawford County marriage licenses include Lee Nichols and Janice Evans. Corry resident reports missing fender skirt. police request return if found. George A. White, founder of White Engineering, Cambridge Springs, dies after long illness.
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Commonwealth
Edward R. Tharp
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Struthers Wells Cor
Titusville
Malcolm X Probe Breaks Into Public View
Bayard Rustin visited Malcolm X’s public display at a funeral home and spoke of the profound impact on the Negro community. James Farmer, a national civil rights figure, also commented on Malcolm X’s influence and the renewed vision he inspired among young Black people.
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Malcolm X
Bayard Rustin
Negu
Washington
Malcolm
James Farmer
Scranton Anti Poverty Appointments Under Fire in PA
Rep. John H. Dent D Pa says he will ask a federal Education and Labor subcommittee to investigate Gov William Scranton’s anti poverty appointments in Pennsylvania He cites questioned hires including defeated Republican legislators Cecil Leberknight and Austin Harrier and aide John Barber Dent suggests possible gaps in spending controls but says no clear illegality exists and a probe may start soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennylvania
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Westmoreland County
Scranton
Dent
Education and
Cecil K. Leberknight
Cambria County
Austin M. Harrier
Clearfield County
John Barber
Meat Scandal Tangles Merkel Packing Co Case
indictments allege a 15 month conspiracy involving Merkel Inc president Norman Lokietz and Charles Anselmo. authorities say diseased meat and unslaughtered cows circulated, with 20 tons seized at Merkel plant in Jamaica Queens amid fake inspection stamps.
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WEW Xunn
Merkel, Inc
upsstate-to-Ulley
New Jer ‘Bay
Merkel
Jamaica
Queens
de Jeeuberith
Manhattan
Triangle Meat Brokes
Queen Elizabeth I Resting After Fever Eases
The palace announced Queen Elizabeth I rested well last night and her slight fever is easing. She had canceled appointments to allow for quiet and rest as she recovers.
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London
Elizabeth I
Director urges federal probe into Malcolm X slaying stance
The Congress of Racial Equality leader urged President Johnson to open a federal inquiry into Malcolm X's murder and reiterated the belief that Black Muslims were not responsible for the shooting.
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Congress
Racial Equality
Johnson
Malcolm
Evacuation of Crandue Mine Camp After Avalanche Risk
A rescue crew evacuated the Crandue mine camp ten miles north of Stewart as heavy snowfall raised avalanche danger. The camp, wiped out a week ago by a giant slide, left nine dead and seven missing. hydro helicopter crews aided the effort amid ongoing snow.
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Steward, & Co
APS
Crandue
Stewart
Eleiehs Hydicopter
Americans Split Over Vietnam War Mail Signals Public Mood
Washington AP. Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield says constituent mail shows little impact on Viet Nam policy as lawmakers report deep division. McGovern leads with 700 letters. McCormack reports none. Bush? No. The survey finds broad support for negotiated settlement and cautious diplomacy rather than military escalation.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Montanan
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
George
McGovern
John W. Mel Cormack
D-Mass
Capitol Hill
Associated Press
Congress
McCormack
Sen
Frank
Church
Idaho
Hiram L. Pra
Hawaii
William Fitts Ryan
N.Y
Mansfield
Five-Week Drive Aims to Register Negro Voters
At a mass meeting on Wednesday night about 250 Negroes attended as Mrs. Boynton outlined a five week campaign to register voters and offered car rides to workers to overcome transportation barriers.
Negroes May Boycott Buses in Selma Civil Rights Drive
Negro leaders in Selma Alabama call for a city bus boycott as part of a broader push for voting power. After attorney petitions to a federal judge, street demonstrations are canceled for the weekend while voter registration drives expand in surrounding counties and applicants are sought to turnout next Monday. Amelia Boynton, a leading Negro figure and widow, voices the call to stay off buses.
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Selma
Ala
Mobile
Board of Registrars
Amelia Boynton
Judge Uses Happy Doll To Ease Courtroom Tension
Detroit AP report says Circuit Judge James Montante keeps a small grin faced doll named Happy in his courtroom. The doll helps defuse stress, making witnesses and lawyers smile, with his wife Jean credited for the idea after noting the judge’s prior tension.
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Detroit
James Montante
Happy
Montante
Jean
Hold Private Services For Frankfurter
Washington AP President Johnson and eight Supreme Court justices attended a private memorial service Wednesday for Felix Frankfurter retired justice who died Monday. The half hour service was at Frankfurter's apartment and drew more than 100 close friends and legal associates. Only William C Douglas was absent as he was out of town. The family requested no press coverage and no public service or funeral.
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Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Harvard Law
High Court
White House
William C. Douglas
Nat King Cole Will Leaves 5000 to Late Father
Los Angeles AP report says Nat King Cole's will dated February 7 1963 leaves five thousand dollars to his father who died before him, thirteen thousand to brothers nephews sister and niece, with remainder to widow and their five children. Cole died in Los Angeles February 15 at age 45 from lung cancer. father died in Chicago two weeks earlier. Estate size not estimated.
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Los Angeles
Nat King Cole
Cole
Chicago
Singer
U S Denies Asia Talks. Viet Nam Tactics Face Pressure
U S rejects ongoing Asia negotiations while signaling a push to strengthen anti Communist stances with an eye toward future talks. U S jet bombers backed South Viet Nam in central Viet Nam as advisers number about 24 000. Congress splits over negotiation feasibility with Mansfield urging flexibility. U Thant spoke of private talks and a dignified withdrawal linked to stability. The White House denies formal Viet Nam talks, noting ongoing contacts at various levels but no meaningful negotiations.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Montana
Democrat
Johnson
Mansfield
Hue
Giainghea
House
Gerald &. Pord
Ford
U Thant
Thant
United States
Moscow
Reedy
White House
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Conneausville
G. C. Murphy Company
J. S. Mack
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Esterday
Lee Bruce Nichols
Spartansburg
Janice Blaine Evans
Clymer
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Charles Labowski
George A. White
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White Engineering Corp
Cambridge Springs
White
Heal ‘of Packing Co
Cary Grant
Leslie Caron
Eed Grant
Lesue “Aron
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Trevor, Howard
RISO
Asia
Aito Gears
Gtara General
AITO
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center
Cohen Auto Supply AutomOtive
Franklin St
P.M. Stokers & Furnaces
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
AAA
Corry Aaa
High Bench
Blystone
Mattress Sale
BEMCO
Engle Furniture and Builders Supply
Columbus
Louisville Road
Bob Church
Featuring Cole Slaw
Nat Cole
U. S
Mr. K
Maska
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