Local Woman Discharged Returns Home Post Visit
Mrs William Morris and her son Richard William are discharged and return to 227 Marion Street. Also listed are Edgar Miller R D 1 Corry Harry Jaquith R D 2 Corry. Advertises fresh ground chuck 69c per pound homemade smoked Polish kolbassi and old fashioned smoked bacon Mac 4s Peterson Homes Furniture.
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William Morris and Son
Richard William
Marion Treet
Edgar Miller
Corry
Harry Jaquith
Cor
Marines tighten cordon around Batangan Viet Cong stronghold
U S Marines on an 8200 man amphibious push near Batangan Peninsula tighten a cordon 340 miles northeast of Saigon repulsing a VC breakout. Behrens reported 2 U S dead 7 wounded and unknown enemy casualties while 4 VC were killed in another skirmish. Marines seized tunnels and rice plus 700 suspects for pacification teams.
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Saigon
Batangan
W. W. Behrens Jr
Harrisburg
Behrens
South Viet Namese
U. S. Navy
Inchon
U. S. Americal
2Nd Infantry Division
Navy
Tay Ninh
U.S
Mekong Delta
Anglicans Discuss Joint Services with Methodist Church
In London the Convocation of Canterbury and York approved a plan to survey clergy on holding joint services with the English Methodist Church. A July 8 vote on unity proposals was also approved as a step toward potential reunion after a two century split.
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Anglicans
Unity Steps London
Church of England
Canterbury
York
Johnson outlines broad 1965 policy push on social programs
President Johnson, flanked by Vice President Humphrey, called for a 13 percent Social Security increase with higher payroll taxes, 500000 homes for the needy, an urban development bank, antipoverty program revitalization, Fair Housing and Voting Rights Act extensions, 300 million for Safe Streets and gun licensing, higher congressional salaries to 42500, and continuation of a 10 percent income surtax to sustain a 4.4 billion surplus. Johnson and Nixon reportedly aligned on ending the tax as soon as feasible.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Nixon
U.S. Paratroopers Clash Near Saigon In Vietnam War L
Reported clashes 100 miles east of Saigon leave 15 enemy dead and three U.S. wounded while another operation 72 miles west leaves five American and one South Vietnamese wounded.
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Saigon
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Eight‑pound Michele Lynn Rittenhouse born in Spartansburg
The first New Year’s baby for the Spartansburg area is a girl, Michele Lynn, eight pounds, born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. James Rittenhouse of R D 1. Congratulations to the family. Pastor H Louis Hewitt at Hamot Hospital in Erie for open heart surgery tomorrow. Joey Stockton celebrated his 6th birthday last Saturday with a party. A color feature Beloved Enemy is showing at the Sparta Grange Hall Saturday at 8 15 pm.
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Spartansburg
James Rittenhouse
Michele Lynn
Sis
Tev
H. Louis Hewitt
United Methodist Church
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Joey Stockton
Sparta Grange Hall
Michigan
Tropics
Johnson seeks billions in aid for Latin America and Africa
President Johnson outlines a broad aid request to Congress totaling about 2.248 billion with 300 million for Inter-American Development Bank support and 185 million for Africa. He aims to add 160 million to the World Bank IDA and 25 million to the Asian Development Bank, boosting military assistance projections.
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Latin America
Inter-American Development Bank
Johnson
U.S
Alliance For Progress
United Nations
Congress
World Bank
International Development Association
Asian Development Bank
Republican Party
Truckload Of Cigarettes Is Seized In New Jersey
New Jersey State police seized a tractor-trailer on Interstate 295 carrying 7 750 cartons of untaxed cigarettes. The cigarettes were hidden under egg cartons. The driver and his helper refused to reveal origin or destination.
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West Deptford
N.J
New Jersey
Interstate 295
Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Threat Talks Fail In Marathon Session
State mediators urged Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers and the school board back to talks to avoid a midnight strike. Albert Fondy said no progress amid long, stalled negotiations over a hospital plan severance pay and an $8 million package. The federation warned of a strike until its 19 demands are met.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
School Board
Albert Fondy
Federation
All Board
Fondy
Afl-Cio Union
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Frank Sabel
Rossbacher’s
Forge Ettinte
WOTM
Robert's Children’s Shop
Katherine's
Clerace
Zalzneck's
Kodak
Seetechostorey -Elks
Xin
the News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edna Lilley
Teast
Washington Street
Cheryl Hershey
R. D
David Harp
Sherman
Gerald Perrin
Pittsfield
Robert Miller
Fairview Street
John Amoroso
Spring Street
Robert Hoffman
East Pleasant Street
Samuel Upperman
Columbus
Harold Cochran
Bear Lake
Leo Coon
Clymer
Mary
Russell Mallory
Mead Avenue
Larry Miller
Dennis Hyer
East Columbus Avenue
Alvin Brenner
Albert Kinney
E —Peterson Homes Furniture
Boston
Hotel Corry
Oliver Sr. Hall
Common Pleas
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Bell Telephone
Carrig's
Corry Consumer Discount Company
North Center Street
Tom
Mabel
Katherine
Sale
Columbus Inn
Moose
Hal
Chevrolet
Jack Crotty
Bob Ferrando
Crotty & Ferrando Chevrolet, Inc
LBJ
Nichols Grocery i
Chuck
Wilsons
Welchs Grapelade
Welchs
Chet-Boy-ArDea
Duncan Hines
Vitalis
Zib
Birds Eye
Evelyn Merkle
South Carolina
Georgia
Robert M. Blackley
Walden Farmer
Taccoa
Sterling Home
Conelway
Starling All Star
Corry Area High School
Sterling “Family
Spring Creek School
Sterling Dairy Products
Wright School
Sterling Erie
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