Nixon Eyes 15 Minute Inaugural Address
President elect Nixon nears his January 20 inauguration with a planned concise 15 minute speech. He contemplates his defense and domestic roles, discusses Laird as a key pick, and notes a dinner for Maurice Stans. Also reports Baruch Prize winners Lindbergh and Jackson and a funeral mention.
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New York
Nixon
Stevens Point
Wis
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
United States
New York Jets
Baltimore Colts
California
Jets
Lindbergh
Solon New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
U. S
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Bernard M. Baruch
Belle W. Baruch Foundation
Jackson
Senate
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
World Wild Life Fund
International Union For the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources
League of Women Voters
Weather dominates Corry Journal and town notes
Snow persists with occasional sleet and rain while Corry residents share updates. Mrs Alvin Brenner recovers after a bladder operation at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mildred Wetherbee reports the death of Ralph Z Wetherbee of Yorktown Texas after a long illness. services were held January 4 in his memory here. Rev Clyde May and family return from a trip as William Wooley and family also arrive.
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Alvin
Edna) Brenner
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mildred Wetherbee
Ralph Z. Wetherbee
Yorktown
Tex
Gerald Wetherbee
Spartansburg
Clyde May
William Wooley
Spacecraft replicas and guaranteed income visit noted
A report mentions numerous spacecraft that have been in space and replicas of others. It also cites a visit with guaranteed incomes of 6400 dollars plus additional medical and insurance costs.
Corry Band Meets UM Professor Cavender at Festival
Corry Area High School band members pose with George Cavender assistant director of bands at the University of Michigan before the Northwest District Band Festival concert at Ft. LeBoeuf High School Waterford. Cavender stood in for ill William Revelli. Debbie Gilliland Darlene Endstey Gary McCauley Allen Morris Paula Rossbacher Marlene Wells appear in the photo. Barb Crowell is missing.
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Corry Area
George Cavender
University of Michigan
Ft. LeBoeuf High School
Waterford
Cavender
William Revelli
Debbie Gilliland
Darlene Endstey
Gary McCauley
Allene Morris
Paula Rossbacher
Marlene Wells
Barb Crowell
Endsley
Nixon Cabinet Picks Face Senate Scrutiny
Congress opens hearings on Nixon cabinet choices with Walter Hickel facing sharp questions from conservationists over public land use. Johnson vetoes to present budget and tax decisions as Mansfield plans quick Senate action on a pay raise bill for the President and Congress.
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Congress
Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Capitol Hill
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
Senate
Alaska
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Johnson
Johnson seeks tax renewal to curb inflation and balance budget
Aides report LBJ may push continued tax to keep expenditures and revenues near balance. President Johnson reportedly argues the levy is needed to fight inflation and uphold a nearly balanced budget while awaiting Nixon’s approach to spending.
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Congress
Johnson
Nixon
Service Held For Frank Hulett
Funeral services for Frank Hulett were held at 3 p m yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Marshall Sherwood officiating. Interment followed in Cutting Cemetery. Bearers included Sibley Wright and several Wallace family members, with attendees from Corry North East and Jamestown.
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Frank Hulett
Spitzer
Clymer
Marshall Sherwood
Cutting Community Church
Cutting Cemetery
Sibley Wright
Gordon Shampoe
Arthur Wallace
William Wallace
Melvin Wallace
James VanRarden
Corry
North East
Jamestown
Jethro Baer Jumps to Brief Release After Shotgun Incident
Hollywood actor Max Baer Jr. known as Jethro from the Beverly Hillbillies was released on a writ of habeas corpus after being booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Police say he threatened Sharon Berchin and Jerome Schoenkopf at Berchin’s home and fired the shotgun once.
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Hollywood
Max Baer Jr
Baer
Jethro
Sharon Berchin
Miss Berchin
Jerome Schoenkopf
Czech Protests Press for Access and Reform After Strike Threats
Citizens and workers press for more information from leaders as protests and strike threats rise in Czechoslovakia. The Metal Workers Union, after hearing Imrkovsky accept becoming deputy chairman, will not strike now but reserves right if vital interests are endangered. Authorities promise temporary censorship relief and more information.
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Smrkovsky
Metal Workers Union
Imrkovsky
New Federal Assembly
Hold Rites For Mrs Livermore
Funeral services for Mrs Iva Livermore were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 1pm yesterday with Rev Harold Blish of the Clymer United Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Valley View Cemetery in Billington NY. Bearers included Charles Selt Otis Gates Roy DeGolier Robert McClellan Edwin King and Richard DeGolier. Friends attended from Brec on Westfield Jamestown Frewsburg Falconer and the Corry area.
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Iva Livermore
Spitzer
Clymer
Harold Blish
Clymer United Methodist Church
Valley View Cemetery
Billington
N.Y
Charles Selt
Otis Gates
Roy DeGolier
Robert McClellan
Edwin King
Richard DeGolier
Brec‘on
Westfield
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Falconer
Corry
Pittsburgh Teachers Plan Strike
The Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers votes to strike at 12:01 a.m. Thursday after deadlocked negotiations with the school board. The rival Pittsburgh Education Association will not support the action as lawmakers in Harrisburg consider granting bargaining rights.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Pittsburgh Education Association
Albert Fondy
Harrisburg
Licensing Dogs In County Deadline Approaches
County owners must license dogs by Wednesday with tags costing $1.20 for males or neutered pets and $3.20 for females. Tags must be on collars or harnesses to avoid fines from 10 to 900 dollars. Also, 14 month old David Wenrich drowned in a bathtub after being left unattended by his mother in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Raymond Robie
Pennsylvania
Robie
Reading
David Allen Wenrich
Ann Wenrich
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Paul
Claire) Dwyer
Bracken Funeral Home
Eugene W. Mace
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Evergreen Cemetery
Union City
Paul G. Dwyer
William L. Goodrich
Washington D.C
Jeanette Goodrich
Irene Tarbell
Slippery Rock
Arthur Tarbell
Cleveland
Joseph Lorel
John Wegeren
Eric
Jon
Daughter
Corry Journal
By Evelyn Merkle
House
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
New York City
Mellon
Mrs. Livermore
Dubarry's
Os Cs le
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Tome Mae
Seeone
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
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