Purchasing Agent Meeting and Local Notices Highlight Warren County
The Purchasing Agent's Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania meets at Blue Manor Restaurant in Warren with a 7 p.m. dinner and a film by Allegheny Ludlum Steel titled New Horizons of Tool Steel. Also: divorce decrees granted in Warren County. city recreation director position discussed. FHA operating loans available in Erie County. weather and fire reports. deaths and Jamestown budget plans.
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Purchasing Agent’s Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Blue Manor
Warren
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation of
Dunkirk
New Horizons of Tool Steel
Warren County
Norman T. Cressley
Spring Creek
Janet Cressley
Jamestown
Mildred B. Cox
Garland
Daniel Cox
R.D
Spartansburg
Stewart Hoffman
Meadville
Hoffman
Council
Erie County
Farmers Home Administration
Robert J. Meneely
Farmers Home Administration Area Committee
FHA
Corry
Jhas
Chautauqua
Five Homeless After Blaze In Ghunsnburg Duplex
In Ghunsnburg Pennsylvania fire destroyed a duplex leaving five people homeless. Henry Allen a 70 year old resident said he was watching TV when he heard cracking and found his bed on fire. He tried to douse the flames and woke his daughter in law and three grandchildren. Cause of the blaze was not known.
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Ghusndburg
Henry Allen
Bovard
Queen Mary Fire Triggers Major Response at Long Beach
A fire at the Queen Mary prompted a major response by Long Beach firefighters including three engines a ladder boat and squad companies. They searched the harbor area where the liner is being converted to a hotel for about 30 minutes finding a charred towel on a light bulb as the source of the alarm.
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Long Beach
Calif
Queen Mary
Maiden Apollo Test Launch Delayed
Kennedy Florida AP reports the maiden flight of the Apollo Lunar Module is delayed at least three days to January 21 due to minor fueling problems. No official announcement was made.
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Var. Kennedy, Fla
Corry Chamber Approves 18000 Budget for Next Year
The Corry Chamber of Commerce adopted an 18000 dollar budget for the coming year with expected 14000 from memberships 1300 carried from this year 1800 from the Corry Area Industrial Development Corp 600 from office services sales and 300 from delinquent dues. New Retail Division members include Albert Becker ink Charles Lindsey Robert Grice Fred Scherzer B G Bennett Artie Shaw and Jack Stahl. Committee chairmen named Legislative Action Ross Bailey and Elwin Fuller Civic Affairs C Conrad Monroe Membership Jack Wells Tourist Promotion Ron Willman Career Days Charles Monaghan.
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Corry
Albert Beckerink
Charles Lindsey
Robert Grice
Fred Scherzer
B. G. Bennett
Artie Shaw
Jack Stahl
Legislative Action
Ross Bailey
Elwin Fuller
Weber
Chamber
William Master
C. Conrad
Monroe
Jack Wells
Ron Willman
Charles Monaghan
Militaryiad Flight Crew Details Reported Incomplete
The Pentagon disclosed 13 men on the instruction team and six on the crew for the Militaryiad mission. Buckley Air Field and Hamilton Air Force Base officials said four crew members plus an instruction team were aboard. Identification of those on tour would be withheld until the aircraft was located and status known. The C54 Marine aircraft last stopped at Buckley field before continuing west of the Rocky Mountains. Howard J. Smith, 74, veteran actor famed for roles as friendly neighbor or pompous boss, died yesterday. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Death of a Salesman and played the same role on Broadway.
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Seattle
Wash
Pentagon
Buckley Air Field
Hamilton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Buckley Field
Rocky Mountains
Hollywood
Howard J .Smith
Smith
Charlie
NASA fueling exercise paragraph incomplete
Reading snippet mentions ongoing fueling exercises linked to NASA preparations. The fragment implies a NASA launch sequence awaiting completion of fueling but lacks full context, dates, or participants to confirm specifics.
Army strategic reserves short nearly one-fifth of major gear
U S Army divisions and brigades in continental United States lack about twenty percent of their major end items including trucks and tanks. Only about half of shortages expected to be filled by June 30. Despite gear gaps, most units report full strength and many combat veterans, with four divisions in the strategic reserves and two Marine divisions maintaining readiness.
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Washington
U.S. Army
Defense Department
Army
Continental
United States
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Robert S. McNamara
Associated Press
United
6Th Infantry
Ft. Campbell
Vietnam
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Cuban Attitude Sparks Custody Standoff at Mission
Brown and Smith clash with police when Gleason attempts to arrest them at a mission. Cuban officials refuse entry citing extraterritorial rights as Brown and Smith seek to leave with lawyers present. Brown, a militant leader, is free on bond in a riot and arson case and faces a federal firearms charge.
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Brown
Gleason
Smith
Jacques Nevard
Lakeman
Stephen Hyman
Harriet van Tassel
Cambridge
New Orleans
New York
Counterfeit arrests in Ohio target two men
Secret Service agents arrested two Ohio men in Akron and Canton for printing counterfeit money. Clark, previously acquitted of an armed holdup, and Louis Christian, a used car dealer, face $75,000 bail each. Christian had a 1965 conspiracy sentence and was seized at his Canton home. U.S. Commissioner Schiffman set Lee’s bail at $25,000 after a Tuesday arrest at Kennedy D.
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Akron
Clark
Ohio
Secret Service
Louis Christian
Canton
Christian
U.S
Max Schiffman
Lee
Kennedy D
Hemingway Subject Of Lecture At Corry Public Library
The Corry Public Library hosts a Great Author Series lecture Monday at 8 p.m. on Ernest Hemingway. Librarian Mrs. James Thompson says guest speaker Jack E. Tobin will discuss Hemingway's life, works such as The Old Man and The Sea, Paris years, and his influence on later novelists. The event is open to the public.
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Ernest Hemingway
Corry Public Library
James Thompson
Jack E. Tobin
William Faulkner
James Joyce
Hemingway
Police Lodge Wins First State Liquor Permit in Michigan
Jackson police can now drink at their lodge after the Fraternal Order of Police received the state liquor license under a new Michigan law. The old rule barred patrolmen from owning bars but also prevented police groups from being licensed.
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Jackson, Mich
Jackson
Jackson Fraternal Order of Police
Michigan
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Corry Journal
Charles DuBois
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Alleghenys
Kane Fire Department
Johnsonburg
Sheffield
Jewett
Leo Niklas
Kane
Saegertown
Ada Humes
Glenn Humes
Wade
Apollo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Columbia Piciures Presents
James Clivells
Reed, Lear & Company
George N. Orcutt
New York Stock Exchange Law and Finance Bldg
1St Armored Division
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood, Texas
5Th Mechanized Division
Ft. Carson, Colo
2Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
2Nd Marine
Mediterranean
Caribbean
U. S. Naval
Guanannamo Bay
Cuba
Florida
Kennedy
Shop Barney's
Barney's
Stearns & Foster
Kroehler
South Center Street
Furniture Department
Dee
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