Local Classifieds fragment with auctions and livestock
Fragmentary lines show an auction or sale listing with metals and livestock. References include cows Holsteins hogs and artificial insemination notes, multiple phone numbers, and a Monday sale near Little Hope on January 13.
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Ick
Terror
P.M
Ain
Ati
Awe
Bet
Mell
Gergois
Iction
Miles South
Little Hope
Julety
Health Official Hospitalized Over LSD Hoax
Pennsylvania health official Dr. Norman Yoder admitted fabricating a claim that six college students were blinded by the sun after using LSD. Gov. Shafer suspended him and he was placed in a Philadelphia psychiatric hospital after his confession.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Norman Yoder
Yoder
Area College Heads Angry About LSD Fabrication
Western Pennsylvania college leaders deny involvement after a hoax claim that six students were blinded by an LSD trance. Presidents Rich May and NeNerney react to the fabrication, noting disbelief and concern over reputational damage and lingering stigma.
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Area College
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Bennett M. Rich
Waynesburg
Rich
Raymond Shafer
John May
Washington & Jefferson College
May
Edinboro College
Chester T. NeNerney
Merger money for Corry jointure fell short in 1964 65
State DPI figures show the Corry jointure received 47226 in reorganization incentives for 1964 65, distributed among six districts including Corry Concord Township Columbus Township Elgin Borough Spring Creek and Wayne Township. Superintendent Ray Elsen notes the payouts were about 70 percent of what a merger would have yielded, meaning losses were not as drastic as feared but still real.
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Corry Jointure
State Department of Public Instruction
DPI
Jointure
Corry
Concord Township
Columbus Township
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Wayne T Twnship
Ray Elsen
April 1 Likely Target Date For Tax Increase
Johnson administration eyes an April 1 effective date for a 10 percent personal income tax surcharge while corporations would face a retroactive January 1 start. The plan hinges on a budget of 186 billion dollars and an 8 billion deficit contingent on the tax boost for the next fiscal year. House Ways and Means will revisit hearings Monday as Mills weighs support after reviewing the budget. See Page Six.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
CMH Jammed Limit Visiting To One Per Patient
Corry Memorial Hospital is at 120 percent occupancy prompting Administrator Samuel Antrim to limit visiting to one per patient. He cites an overall rise in admissions across departments including surgery chest and heart cases and tests. Visitors are urged to restrict trips to assist in triage for immediate family members.
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Corry Memoral Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
Night typing class at Corry Area High School
School superintendent Ray Eisen announced an adult evening typing class will run if 15 students enroll. After initial teacher shortages, he now expects to hire an instructor once enough applicants register at the high school office.
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Corry Area High School
Ray Eisen
Jelass
Elsen
Thief Steals Gas Stove and Triggers Explosion
A thief unhooked a gas stove from an apartment early Thursday and fled with it. Hours later accumulated gas was ignited by a pilot light on a gas heater in the vacant unit, causing an explosion and breaking glass up to 100 feet away.
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Wilmingon, Laur
Public Disclosure Sought Over Free Liquor Request to Army
Samuel J Archibald of the University of Missouri freedom of information center in Washington asks Army Secretary to force disclosure of a colonel's request that liquor lobbyists and wholesalers donate 372 fifths of liquor for a Military District of Washington Valentine’s Day Ball. Col Ingerski ruled disclosure would serve no useful purpose. Archibald says the case tests the new freedom law.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of the Army
Samuel J.archibald
University of Missouri
Freedom of Information Center
Washington
Army
Stanley R.resor
J. A. Ingerski
Military District
Archibald
Ft. Myer
Military District of
Health Club halves sauna rates at Corry YMCA
The Corry YMCA cuts sauna bath rates nearly in half eliminating the need for regular YMCA membership. The Adult Recreation Club offers full sauna and pool access with new rates of 30 dollars for a single and 45 dollars for a couple. Two-week enrollment begins next Monday with Richard Dittman handling arrangements. Afterward, per-visit use costs two dollars. TOJO'S LAWYER DIES New York veteran defense attorney John W. Gudar, 67, who defended Prime Minister Hideki Tojo in the postwar war crimes trial, has died.
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Corry
Richard Dittman
Tojo
New York
John W. Guidar
New Hampshire
Mideki Tojo
Elderly Routed As Fire Guts Pennsylvan ia Hotel
A fire at the Pennsylvan ia Hotel in Brownsville, a home for more than 50 elderly residents, killed a man and a woman, with a third man missing. Eyewitnesses described a loud explosion and smoke filling the building as maintenance man Joseph Harden reported the fire started in the air shaft.
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Brownsville
Joseph Catalano
Pennsylvania Hotel
Joseph’ Harden
Three U.S. Planes Lost In Vietnam Raids Reported
Saigon AP report details heavy fighting below the DMZ and air strikes against North Vietnam. Three American planes and a Communist MIG were lost, with pilots missing or rescued. A Viet Cong claymore attack killed 18 in the Mekong Delta market area and wounded 38. Monsoon clouds cleared enough for heavy raids north of Hanoi, while radar sorties continued.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Mekong Delta
Hanoi
U.S
Air Force
Bac Giang
North Vietnm
Panhandle
Eartha Kitt grills LBJ on youth and crime at White House
At a Thursday luncheon in the White House, singer Eartha Kitt confronted Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson and urged action on Vietnam era youth rebellion. She claimed young men refuse to fight in a war they don’t understand and linked street protests to marijuana use. Johnson urged leadership and referenced the 1967 Social Security Act funding for day care as a remedy while the First Lady emphasized constructive aims for a happier nation.
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Washington
Eartha Kitt
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Miss Kitt
Mrs. Johnson
Johnson
Ameri
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