Parish of Paragraf Marriage Licenses Filed in Erie County
Marriage license applications filed in Erie County courthouse this week include Donald E. Best 21 of Corry and Sally EB D Akam also of Corry. Police report early today of a missing male German shepherd dog a year old from Thomas Hall 216 Fairview Street. A beagle hound with a chained neck strayed to Mrs Paul Orn 423 Liberty Street. A window was broken at Olin Simmons 201 Mead Avenue home while his father-in-law William Wright away on vacation. An earring turned in by Maurice Greertson 36 Grove Street. Two drivers cited after a three vehicle collision on East Main Street December 28th Thomas Foreman 26 Snyder Circle cited for crossing center line and Clarence Bemis Erie driver cited for leaving unattended. Larry Davis ED 1 Corry cited for reckless driving after crash on West Washington Street. Total damage $50. New commercial garbage collection rates in Franklin rising with complaints. a merchant reports rate jump from 420 to 1200. Franklin Hospital room rates up five dollars. two to four bed rooms 29.2 day and 24 for others. Nine-year-old Carole Lictus of Clymer admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with a fractured left leg from skiing near home, listed satisfactory.
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Olin Simmons
Mead Avenue
William Wright
Marion Street
East Main Street
Thomas Foreman
Snyder Circle
Clarence Bemis
Erie
Lyons ‘Transportation
Corry
Larry Davis
Davis
Washington ‘Street
M.S
Carole
James Lic
Hoover Report Details Communist Ties to Antiwar Unrest
The report notes pacifist and student groups led antiwar demonstrations, while the Communist party and other subversive groups allegedly supported them. It discusses divisions within the civil rights movement over aims and the rise of militant Black Power advocates. Communists are said to seek opportunities to propagandize and provoke disorder.
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Washington
Hoover
FBI
Communist Party
Communist Party, USA
Police guard Ruby’s body at Chicago chapel
Police kept a vigil at the chapel housing Jack Ruby’s body in Chicago after his death from a blood clot in Dallas. Four officers stood guard at the Weinstein funeral home as questions and threats followed Ruby’s passing. Interment is planned Friday at Westlawn Cemetery. services limited to immediate family.
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Chicago
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Dallas
Hershey Weinstein
Weinstein
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Texas Court of Appeals
Weinstein and Son Funeral
Westlawn
Earl
Southfield
Mich
Pittsburgh Hearing Debates Ohio River Pollution Standards
A Manufacturing Chemists' Association spokesman urged lowering Ohio River oxygen limits to two milligrams per liter at a State Sanitary Water Board hearing. Opponents argued five milligrams and temperature caps are needed, while others questioned acidity findings and the cost of pollution control. Maurice Goddard defended not tying standards to financial capacity.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Nelson J. Ehlers
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
Sanitary Water Board
Enbler
Arthur Bradford
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Bradford
Michael R. Watts
Sportsmen's League
Maurice Goddard
Fires Claim 12 100 In 1966 and 1 8 Billion in Loss
National Fire Protection Association preliminary figures show about 12 100 deaths and roughly 1 8 billion dollars in property losses in 1966 due to fires. The death toll matches the 1954 record and the loss total would be an all time high if finalized.
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National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Be cky Morrison Wins Bausch and Lamb Science Award
Miss Becky Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred J Morrison 434 East Main street receives the Bausch and Lamb Science Award from Corry Area High School the award eligible her for a science competition with a Rochester University scholarship. She will be presented a bronze medal later this school year and has filed her scholarship application with the University of Rochester.
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Becky Morrison
Alfred J. Morrison
East
Main Street
Leroy Peck
Bausch & Lamb
University of Rochester
Rochester, N. Y
Corry Area
Johnston
Televised Football May Dim Christmas Holiday Traffic Toll
A safety expert credits televised football for lower Christmas and New Year traffic deaths as many Americans stayed home. Despite lighter travel, 1966 tolls may exceed 1965, with 43,110 deaths through October and official estimates hinting at over 52,000 for the year. California and Texas posted record or near-record totals among states.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Warren C. Nelson
Ohio
Highway Safety Director
Safety Council
California
Texas
Fire destroys post office and store building in Indiana PA
A half century old brick and frame building housing a department store and post office in Luzerne near Indiana was destroyed by fire. No injuries were reported and damage to the store is estimated to exceed 5000 dollars by a United Department Stores spokesman. The cause is undetermined.
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Indiana
Luzerne
United Department Stores, Inc
Bill Would Cut Session Time and Extend Senate Terms
Harrisburg AP reports a two bill package aims to shorten a legislative session and lengthen state senator terms. Introduced by Sen. John H Ware the measures would require end of June session and raise senatorial terms from four to six years, both as constitutional amendments needing 1960 legislature approval before referendum. Additional bills sponsored by Sen. Wilmot Fleming would boost debt limits for first class townships and municipalities and allow municipal bonds up to 5 percent of assessed valuation without a vote, plus higher indebtedness for school districts.
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Harrisburg
Senate
John H. Ware
Chester
General Assembly
Sen
Wilmot
Fleming
R Montgomery
County Gets Windfalls Hospital Aid
Erie County Hospital reports an unusually large January medical assistance payment of 60192 dollars including retroactive amounts from late 1988. Hospital administrator Arthur C. Brueckman cites a total near 100000 for the month with future months leveling to about 90000. The grant is federal via the state and had been misattributed to 1966 revenues at the courthouse.
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Erie — Erie County Hospital
Arthur C. Brueckman
Brueckman
Record update from Texas shows long-term accident tally
The text notes accidents occurring days to weeks after events and cites a Texas record previously at 3,028 in 1965, indicating a continuation or revision of historical figures.
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Texas
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Donald E. Best
Sally EB. D. Akam
Thomas Hall
Fairview Street
Hall
Paul Orn
Liberty Street
Maurice Greertson
Grove Street
North Center Street
Franklin
Council
Franklin Hospital
Harry W. Gent Jr
Oswald
Ion
The
Columbus
Science Award
TV Tube
Coln-Operated
Corry Car Wash
Arthur
David Hodgson
Arthur High School
County
Philadelphia
Alpert M. Greenfield
South Jersey
Pennsylvania
Vietnam
Clarence D. Bell
Delaware
Bell
Judiciary
Charles R. Weiner
National College of State Trial
Weiner
Bancardchek
Citizens Corry Office
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rossin’s
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