Real estate and livestock listings with contact numbers
Available rentals and sales including apartments with hardwood floors and a $100 month rent, a redone one floor home and a 200 by 200 lot, with broker contacts 739-2252 and 668-6015. Also auctioneer notice near route 408 and livestock listing noting 25 Hereford beef cattle including 7 heifers, with sellers Edna Jones and Laurence, contact 654-1 for details.
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Frederick
Stu
Tely
Unnell
Edna Jone Townville
Laurence Ts
Cold Snap Hits Corry and Surrounding Areas
Winter weather grips Corry and nearby townships with 14 to 25 below readings as thermometers fail and cars idle at curbs. Erie forecasts vary from 10 to the 20s, while national projections expect a high near 10 above zero. Center Street resembles a steam-filled park as residents cope with the cold and vehicle flux.
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Corry
Richard Mountain
Concorde Township
Spring Creek
Erie
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Center Street
National Park Hot Springs
Corryites
Corry Couple Accepts Posts At School
A Corry couple announced plans to take supervisory posts at Start Commonwealth for Bays in Albion Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. J Fred Kinley of 425 East Pleasant street will begin February 1 training to become house parents to 12 boys aged 11 to 16 with emotional problems.
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Michigan
J. Fred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
Kinley
Commonwealth For
Bays
Albion
Mich
Newly Hired Rec Leader Spent 21 Months In Prison
Robert S. Collier, 31, who served 21 months in a federal prison for involvement in a conspiracy to blow up national shrines, was hired as a New York City Parks Department recreation leader. He will supervise activities at Tompkins Square Community Center on the Lower East Side for $5,700 a year, after nine months volunteering locally. Heckscher noted Collier has disclosed his past, has police and faith-community backing, and has sworn to uphold the Constitution.
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Rec
NEW York (Ap
Robert S. Collier
New York City
Collier
Black Liberation Front
Parks Department
Tompkins Square Community Center
Lower East Side
Manhattan
August Heckscher
Chicago
Tompkins Square
Society
Heckscher
Jersey City Train Crash Leaves Hundreds Hurt Up to 200 injured
A New York bound rapid transit train rear-ended another during evening rush hour near Journal Square. About 200 were treated, 18 hospitalized, no fatalities. Rescue faced ice and gully terrain as emergency crews evacuated victims to Jersey City Medical Center.
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Jersey City
Jersey City Medical Center
Port Authority ‘Trans Hudson
Clifford Blasi
Transplant patients show improvement and a two headed dog
Two of five heart transplant survivors are improving while Soviet scientists report creating a two headed dog by grafting a puppy head and front legs onto a grown dog. Soviet Health Minister Petrovsky warns he remains uneasy on human heart transplant safety.
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Associated Press
Boris V. Petrovsky
Blaiberg
Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasaperakis
Kasperak
Louis Block
Brooklyn
Bronx
Keir
Vladimir Demikov
Tass
Mukhtar
Bank guard collar stops theft of 91011 dollars in Erie
An on duty officer and a bank guard arrested a 22 year old Erie man as he left Security People's Trust Company with 91011 dollars just stolen in a branch alarm call. Larry Hils is in custody and is suspected in two recent armed robberies on the lower east side.
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STIG
Omer
Security Peoples ‘Trust Company
State Streets
Erie
Larry Hils
State Street
Joseph Peganoff
Hitz
The
Journal
Lower East Side
Rescue Copters Reach Nevada Peak After Plane Crash
Three helicopters were assigned to recover 19 Marines killed when a Maine transport plane crashed on Mt Tobin in northeastern Nevada. Rescue teams, including 12th Naval District crews, faced 22 inches of snow and steep slopes as they reached the wreck site 32 miles southwest of Battle Mountain.
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Battle Mountain
Nev. (Ap
Maine
Nevada
Defense Department
Denver
West
12Th Naval District
San Francisco
el Toro
Marine Corps
California
Fallon
Nev
Mt.Tobin
Navy
Sacramento
Calif
Mt. Tobin
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Wally Swanson
Gene
Corbridge
Marine 34 Transport
School Bus Driver Charged With Speeding at 112 MPH
WOTCHELLVILLE AP report Freddie Vanderkamp, a school bus driver, was charged with speeding after a highway patrol airplane clocked her car at 112 miles per hour. She told patrolman John Abeltin she was late for work.
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Wotchellville
Town
Freda Vanderkamp
John Abeltin
DMZ Force Strengthened as Marines Expand to 35 000
The U S Marine Corps increased its force in South Vietnam to 35 000 men by moving the 3 500 man Seventh Marine Regiment north toward the DMZ. The aim is to secure lines of communication, extend control from Con Thien to the Laotian border, and prepare for a spring offensive by North Vietnamese units in Quang Tri and Thua Thien. Infiltration from Laos has grown, and allied and Communist forces now approach parity in infantry. North Vietnamese missiles targeted B 52 bombers near the DMZ, while U S air power hit two missile sites in retaliation.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Quang
Dmz
Thua Thien
Lth’ Marine
da Nang
Nll
Know
Sth
Highway 1
U.S. Air Force
Marine Phantom
U.S. Command
Some Authority Projects Fall By Wayside In Past Year
Airport Authority members heard President Paul Auer note that only three of six 1967 program items reached fruition, including administration building, $3,000 county grant, and hangars. The unfinished aims were improved parking, accessways blacktopping, and turnarounds.
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Airport Authority
Paul Auer
Auer
Postmasters report stamp shortages as six cent rate starts
An Associated Press survey shows many post offices nationwide facing shortages of the new six cent first class and 10 cent air mail stamps after the rate increase. Penny stamps were scarce, with offices rationing and some offering only a few per customer. Some patrons tape a penny to cover the extra charge.
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New York
Associated Press
Denver
Enid
Ola
Corry
R. C. McLaughlin
Journal
McLaughlin
John J. Slattery
Waterbury
Conn
Norton
Kan
Warren
Ohio
Youngstown
Salmon Derby Winner Jailed for Buying Catch
Vancouver reporter: David John Chafe, 35, who won the 1967 sun salmon derby with a 37-pound salmon bought from a fish dock, was jailed six months. He cannot use the $3,500 prize boat and gear, and the prize goes to the second place contestant.
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Vancouver
B.C
Vancouver Sun
David John Chafe
Pacific Press Ltd
the Sun
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Lake Huros
Port Huron
Dominic Marone
Todd
Jersey
Gilbert Rodriguez
Rodriquez
Journal Square
George Whelan
Red Cross
Fire
Civil Defense
A (Path
Rodriguez
Page Four
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Cape Town
South Africa
Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Geash
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Spring Street
Erkki Rainesalo
Frank Lucie
Sixes
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