Aversa to receive Future Farmers Star Dairy Farmer award
Raffaele J Aversa center ville designated to receive the Future Farmers of America Star Dairy Farmer award at the Pennsylvania Farm Show on January 15. Aversa, 17, operates his father's dairy farm and has grown the herd from six in freshman year to 33. Police filed drunken driving charge against Alvin B Host 49 of Corry after his car hit a snowplow driven by James K Donaldson 20 of Corry. Host was released on 3000 property bond for a hearing tomorrow. Firefighters battled a diesel engine fire on a Pennsylvanian Railroad track near McInnes Steel. no damage estimate available. Corry police investigated vehicle damage and injury from a crash between a car and a city grader. $1400 damages to the grader, $135 to the car, and a whip lash injury to Arlo May 39. Weather forecast calls for 4 to 7 degrees above normal with light snow flurries later in the week. Corry area news notes include political retirements, divorce filings, license applications, and local business purchases.
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Raffaele J
Aversa
Centerville
Future Farmers of America
Clarence L. Herring
West Church Street
Arlo L. May
Shady Avenue
Cargo and Supply Co
Herring
May
Gov't Troops Score Victory Over Reds In Viet Nam
A battalion of Vietnamese rangers attacked a Viet Cong battalion near Saigon crossing the Saigon River 30 miles northwest of the capital. The Viet Cong trapped the rangers for six hours with mortars and heavy fire, wounding 17 including a U.S. sergeant. Rangers fought back, encircled, and withdrew to the river after darkness, proving the Viet Cong remains formidably capable in the jungle war.
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Ben Sac
Viet Nam
Saigon
U.S
Binh Duong
Kennedy coin to debut around late month on birthday
Washington reports production of the new Kennedy half dollar will begin late this month with public distribution possibly starting May 29 on the late President's birthday anniversary. Officials say no final decision yet. A 15 cent per barrel price cut was announced by Freedom Oil Co of Freedom PA.
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Washington
Freedom Oil Co
Freedom, Pa
Spartansburg Community Welcomes Drake Family and Local News
Mr and Mrs William Bailey and family hosted Christmas with guests including the Rogers Baileys and local residents as Sparta welcomes Roger and Susan Drake who purchased the Crosby grocery and took over Jan 1. Margaret Crosby acts as introducer and the Drakes will reside above the store.
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Spartansburg
William Bailey
Christmas Bay
Austin Rogers
Welton Bailey
George Rogers Wid
Joe Miller
Ventes
Harold Rogers
Union City
Roger Drake
Susan
R. B. Crosby
Margaret Crosby
Drakes
Sparta
Letha L. Shreve
Norwegian Hospital
Chicago
Arthur G. Gottschling
Erie
Clara Shreve
Helen Bennett
Bethany Youth Fellowship
Baptist Church
Sherman
N. Y
Sharon Penoyer
Sparta Baptist Church
Faye Bailey
Dorothy May
Clymer
Eugene Buesink
Buesink
Russell Hutchinson
Ted Hutchinson
Eugene Sandrainson
Sandra Hollabaugh
Clifford Hutchinson
Rogers
Ernie
Donna
Bedow
Gerald Rogers
Lillian J Wyan
Ellington
N.Y
Crawford County TB Society
Friendly Neighbor Club
Charles Obert
Umpire Training Aids Paroled Convicts In Ump Roles
A California corrections program tests violent offenders in demanding jobs to aid parole. Umpiring Little League games is used to test stress management and temper control under pressure. Program director Werner Einstadter notes the sole judge is the crowd and the umpire cannot win either way.
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Vacaville
Cant
California Department of Corrections
Werner J. Einstadter
CHEER Receives Donations For Blind Aids Program
CHEER plans lessons for blind aids as Beverly reports recent donations. Mrs Tarbell received two checks for handicapped work from Gray Club and the Corry Evangelical church women. Mrs Dubrosky notes Christmas party gifts totaled 50 cents per member. Donations sustain the program without soliciting funds.
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Beverly
Tarbell
Percy Corbin
Gray Club
Friendship Aid Society
The
Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church
Louis Dubrosky
New Trial in Cancer Case Nixed
Pittsburgh AP An attempt to gain a partial new trial in the Otto E Pritchard cancer cigarette case was denied by U S Court Judge John L Miller The judge rejected the petition from the deceased suburb resident Pritchard had sued Liggett Myers Tobacco Co for damages arguing he had paid for cancer caused by smoking He died last March of pneumonia at 64 Medical authorities said death not related to lung cancer His attorneys sought a new trial to determine if any damages could be obtained from Liggett Myers
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Pittsburgh
Otto E. Pritchard Jung
U. S
John L. Miller
Hursday
Vcys
Rookline
Pritchard
Liggett & Myers
Pell Miller
Thie Pritchard
Grandad
Heberlein
Motors
Young Pa. Couple Asphyxiated In Car In Garage
In Upper Darby a 19 year old George Barney and 15 year old Cathleen Colvin were found dead in Barney’s car in a garage. Police say they died of carbon monoxide poisoning after the car ran until fuel was exhausted with the ignition on. Autopsies pending.
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Upper Darby
George Barney
Cathleen Colvin
Ridley Park
Barney
Anthony Bennie
Why Hurry With Kennedy Memorial Leaders Wonder
Washington lawmakers debate timing for a Kennedy memorial after Lincoln's long quest. A Senate-backed plan would authorize a national cultural center rename and provide 911 million in grants for construction. Critics urge careful study of proposals, likening process to the Lincoln Memorial’s eventual realization.
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Washington
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
John F. Kennedy
Congress
House
National Cultural Center
Kennedy
Senate
Fred Schwengel
R-Town
Capitol Historical Society
Schwengel
Philadelphia Stadium Renamed John F Kennedy Stadium
AP reports Philadelphia Stadium the site of the Army Navy classic was renamed John F Kennedy Stadium in honor of the late President. Mayor Tate signed the bill and Kennedy attended the game twice as president and planned to attend again before his death. A separate tribute renamed Pennsylvania Boulevard to John F Kennedy Boulevard last month.
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Philly Stadium
Philadelphna
Philadelphia Stadium
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
James H. J. Tate
Teacrieve Kennedy
Pennsylvania Boulevard
Judge to rule on rail union challenge within 10 days
U S District Judge Alexander Hotzoff will announce within ten days his decision on a rail union challenge to an arbitration panel ruling in the work rules dispute. The board said about 40,000 firemen jobs on diesel freight and yard service could be eliminated and about 19,000 other train crew positions would be reviewed.
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Railroad Union
Washington
U.S. Dist
Alexander Hotzoff
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