Police dispose of dog body on West Smith Street
A police disposal of a silver gray French poodle killed after a car impact occurred on West Smith Street near Mead Avenue. The dog wore two red collars and was found by officers Saturday. Meanwhile two larceny complaints were logged over the weekend, a car battery taken from Lottie Foster’s 10 East Columbus Avenue car and ski gloves stolen from George Collier’s 43 East Congress Street car.
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Mead Avenue
Lottie Foster
East Columbus Avenue
George Collier
East Congress Street
Amend Hopkins Snowsled Bill Seeks Wider Snowmobile Rights
Snowmobile bill amendment proposed by Rep Forest Hopkins would let snowmobiles operate on highways and unmaintained roads to cross bridges or culverts and along right of way beyond the traveled portion. The move aims to appease snowmobilists who oppose extra fees without more privileges. The bill sits in third reading in the Senate. Clare A Dunnegan of Long Beach Ca, 62, a former Corry man, has died. Three Corry residents face driver license suspensions for reckless driving, passing at an intersection, and mandatory suspension. A 17 year old was treated after catching a left foot in a snowmobile track. Weather outlook: Western Pa to stay cold with light snow, highs in 30s, lows in 20s, through Saturday.
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Senate
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Bureau of Traffic Safety
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Grave Street
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Daniel L. Johnson
Eagle Street
U.S
Pennsylvania
Army troop counts in Vietnam fall to 467 500 on low level
The US Command released a weekly summary showing American troop strength in Vietnam dropped last week to 467 500, the lowest since November 1967, with 16 500 below the authorized ceiling as rotations for Christmas accelerate and replacements lag. Interceptions of 1 400 U S messages aided enemy movements but caused no American deaths, while many troops used easily decoded homebrew codes. A North Vietnamese listening post near Saigon reported 12 English fluent captives and one killed, as logs showed 1 500 intercepted U S transmissions. In Pittsburgh a 29 year old woman died from gas fumes in her Hill District home, and 18 year old Isaac Brown was hospitalized after breathing fumes.
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Hill
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Books and noise signal Corry library picks new titles
Corry Public Library Committee announces new books including The French Lieutenant's Woman The Gun that Made the Twenties Roar The Graham Kerr Cook Book and Vanish Quest Murder Came Late. Columnist Jack O Brian notes Nancy Bruff's book The Country Club has sparked club bans in New England amid lively gossip about golf pros and intimate lives.
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Graham Kerr
Review
Jack O'Brian
Nancy Bruff
New England
400 Couples Mark 50th Anniversaries at St Patrick’s
More than 400 couples gathered at St Patrick’s Cathedral New York to mark their 50th wedding anniversaries receiving thanks from Cardinal Terence Cooke. He praised them as living signs of enduring Christian marriage as thousands of relatives attended. A daughter was born Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Leland Wilcox Bear Lake.
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New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Cooke
A Daugher
Corry Memorial Hospital
Leland Wilcox
Main Street
Bear Lake
Wilcox
Judy Matteson
Golden Jubilee Rite Ends with Kiss of Cooke’s Ring
In a ceremonial moment, the central aisle procession featured a recipient receiving a Golden Jubilee scroll and kissing Cooke’s ring, marking a formal recognition within the pageant or service.
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Cooke
Poodle Sinks Gold Teeth Into Sheriff
INDIANAPOLIS AP Band leader Clyde McCoy reports his miniature poodle Jacques bit Deputy Sheriff Samuel D. Mendenhall Jr. on a city street after escaping his motel room. The dog, whose teeth were capped with $3,000 gold, was recovered and the deputy treated at a hospital.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clyde McCoy
McCoy
Jacques
Samuel D. Mendenhall Jr
Mendenhall
New Castle Man Receives Heart Transplant in Houston
A 34-year-old New Castle, Pennsylvania man, Roger K. Burke, listed in satisfactory condition after a three hour heart transplant at Methodist Hospital in Houston. His father described a long, critical battle with a rare heart disease and noted Burke had previously stopped twice at the Cleveland Clinic. Surgeons led by Dr Michael DeBakey performed the procedure, marking Houston's third heart transplant since May 1968 at Methodist and with St. Luke's performing twenty one transplants. Burke remains unable to talk but recognized his wife after surgery, with optimism from family and hospital officials.
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Annette
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Cleveland Clinic
Michael Debakey
Baylor College of Medicine
St. Luke's
Denton A. Cooley
Baylor
U.S. Steel Corp
Ellwood City
Roger
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