Local health, thefts, and college rule changes span Corry area
Lawrence Buell 25 of East Main Street was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital for a severe left thumb laceration from work at an A&P. Eagle Ridge Lodge in Westfield reported a $608 burglary with no entry signs. Sinclairville saw a $647 break-in. Allegheny College proposes a credit based course grading option starting Sept 1967 for juniors and seniors. Corry man James Morton 25 escaped injury in a Route 6 crash near Corry after drifting snow. Hospital reports 20 admissions yesterday amid illness rise. Snowmobile theft from Sciota Inn vehicle truck on Corry Clyde road remains under investigation.
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Lawrence Buell
East Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
A&p
Chautauqua County
Eagle Ridge
Westfield
Fredonia
Robert Paron
Cockaigne
Sinclairville
Corry
James Marton
Delaware Street
Morton
Larry Sperry
Worth Street
Sciota Inn
Corry-Clymer Road
Indonesian Foreign Minister Urges Sukarno to Step Down
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik told reporters he urged President Sukarno to resign for the nation's sake after a palace meeting. Malik warned Sukarno could be forced from office for dishonor if he did not act, signaling mounting pressure amid political turmoil.
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Sukarno
Jakarta
Indonesia
Adam Malik
Malik
Republicans Present Own State Of Union Plan
GOP leaders in Congress outline a rival State of the Union plan to curb domestic spending and oppose the 6 percent surtax while backing Vietnam policy. Sen. Everett Dirksen and Rep. Gerald Ford will critique NATO and policy in Africa and Latin America, push Social Security increases, and call for anti ballistic missile readiness. Johnson’s tax and foreign policy face Republican scrutiny.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
GOP
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Gerald R. Ford
Supreme Court Chamber
Senate
Dirksen
Alliance
Latin‘ America
Africa
Middle East
Ford
United States
Soviet Union
Lawyer Adopts Brother to Beat Tax Laws in Pa
Westchester Pa AP William Bushong Jr a 68 year old Phoenixville lawyer legally adopted his 60 year old brother James Bushong as his son and heir to reduce inheritance tax from 15 percent to 2 percent Judge J Paul MacElree of the Chester County Orphans Court approved the adoption noting both brothers are bachelors The move hinges on tax law rather than family ties and aims to minimize estate taxes
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Westchester
William Bushong Jr
Phoenixville
Bushong
James Bushong
James
J. Paul MacElree
Chester County Orphan's Court
New Penal Code Bill Considered by Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisburg AP reports a partisan bill to establish a new penal code for the commonwealth is before the Senate with sixteen sponsors. The 172 page measure, drawn from the Joint State Government Commission, emphasizes sex crimes drugs and vehicle and aviation offenses.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Senate
Joint
State Government Commission
General Assembly
Corry City Council rejects garbage petition over time limit
The council killed a petition to repeal or amend the garbage ordinance citing a 10 day deadline after passage on November 21. Mayor Peiffer and City Clerk Corbin voiced concerns about harassment and clerk workload while Mrs. Downey warned the issue isn’t finished.
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William A. Peiffer
Rozelle
Peiffer
Corry
Corbin
Percy Corbin
Council
George Downey
East Pleasant Street
Downey
Mayor Clash Delays Tax Funded Garbage Plan
Mrs Downey said the ordinance was fine until council moved to fund the service by property taxes. The mayor countered that council had no clear signal of broad opposition and may not have a majority against taxation. The five year Superior Refuse contract could be terminated after three years, with possible changes to support the plan, potentially extending to five.
City approves billing for west end sewer project costs
The article states owners pay 2853 and the city 425 for the west end project. Construction costs for the Marion York Mound and West Congress sewers totaled 26197 with 600 for inspection and 23 for advertising, totaling 426780. Owners owe 28225 and the city 8503. Council authorized David Johnson to proceed with billing on both jobs.
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West End
Marion
York, Mound
West Congress Streets
David Johnson
Shafer Sworn In As Governor Amid Large Pennsylvanian Crowd
The Shafer family and Scranton join 10 000 spectators at the State Farm Show Arena for the lieutenant governor turned governor James Shafer swearing in. He used an old family Bible once owned by his father Rev. David P. Shafer and selected Psalm 27 as his scripture. Shafer, the first lieutenant governor directly elected to Pennsylvania's top post, outlined a philosophy urging active citizen participation and emphasized the state’s strength in individual genius. The day’s schedule includes oaths for running mates John K. Tabor and Raymond J. Broderick, courtesy calls, a parade, a private luncheon, and the inaugural ball at the Warm Show Building.
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Pennsylvania
America
State Farm Show Arena
Shafer
David P. Shafer
Elizabeth Berry Shafer
David
Scranton
George M. Leader
John K. Tabor
House of Representatives
Raymond J. Broderick
Senate
Dalton
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Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Crystal Coal,co
Maple Ave
Keros Elf.m
Tony Curtis
Rosanna Schiaffina
Arrivederci
Virni Lisi
Flintstone
Stephen Boyd
Edmond Brien
Jerry Lewis
Manila
Osmundo Abad Santos
Philippine News Service
International Press Institute
The
Philippines Herald
David O'Connell
Boston
Bogle Lumber
Trivalue Building
South Center Street
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