Mothers' March drives birth defect fund in Elgin area
Corry and Wayne Township youth volunteers plan canvass led by Mrs Wotus and Charles Dailey for the March of Dimes. The Mothers’ March Teeners’ Trek is set for next Tuesday with proceeds aiding birth defect research. Postmaster Richard McLaughlin urged residents along rural routes to help with mailbox steps, noting several falls. Local hearing set for a minor case. Maedje faces $1000 bond. Beyer Construction awarded contract for heating project. Draft card loss reported. board advised reporting to police. Marriage licenses filed in Erie County include Corry entries Van Winkle Morris and Rowland Wine. Bible clubs sponsor Saturday rally at First Methodist with Raleigh and Lorraine Harris. Warren pool project discussed in phases totaling about $300,000. Youth at Warren State Hospital escape from the hospital and were picked up after hitchhiking to Corry. Week of Prayer continues at First Methodist with Wees speaking and public invited.
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Corry
Wayne Township
Elgin
Pappa
Hebeert Maedje
Warren County
Alexander C. Flick Jr
M. S. Cobbett
Cobbett
Maedie
Two Top Dems Deny Rift in Senate Leadership
Washington AP report says Senate Majority Leader Mansfield and assistant Russell Long denied a rift amid press speculation. Long condemned stories as baseless and pledged support. Mansfield said such rumors have followed the Long Mansfield partnership since it began. Ex-newsman Buchanan dies in Dallas.
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Washington
Senate
Democrats
Mike Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Long
Mansfield
Long-Mansfield
Fire damages Corry home with $1,600 loss
Responding to a call, Engine 3 Emergency 5 and 12 Corry crew members battled a blaze at a Corry area home. Davis put the structure damage at about $1,000 and contents loss at $600. A tanker and six Columbus men assisted. Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Corry
Columbus
Davis
Journal
Johnston
Viet Cong truce attacks assessed amid shifted Hanoi Saigon time
Government and U S officials debate time differentials as Viet Cong strike at Phu Huu outpost and several sites near Saigon during the truce. Attacks roll across Gia Dinh Long An and An Hoa with light government casualties and one enemy sampan sunk. A U S helicopter survival is reported at Ba To as patrols continue with no decision yet on resuming operations. EX-EXEC DIES PALM BEACH obituary.
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Hanoi
Saigon
U. S
Phu Huu
Gia Dinh
Long An
An Hoa
I' Hue
Ene
Ba To
Quang Nesue
William C. Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Washington
Contempt Ruling Sought After Courtroom Disruption
In a courtroom disruption during May Charge proceedings, Culbertson returned after leaving against court order, prompting a contempt rule to be set for the next argument list. Judge Thomas noted judges’ routine private jury inquiries at term end and oversight of procedure. Also reported, former Pittsburgh postmaster Stephen A. Bodkin died at 90 in Wexford after 50 years with the postal service.
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Culbertson
Thomas
Vate
Benn Vel
Pittsburgh
Stephen A. Bodkin
Wexford
Bodkin
Postal Service
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Richard McLaughlin
Beyer Construction Co
Waren
Muni
Sparansburd
Murdock
Erie County
Charles A. van Winkle
R. D. Corry
Carol M. Morris
Wayne Street
Robert Rowland
R. Bacan Corry
Beverly Wine
North Center
First Methodist Church
Raleigh
Lorraine Harris
Harris
United Church
SOS
Sword of the Spirit
Warren
Warren Junior, Chamber of Commerce
Warren State Hospital
South Center
West Main Streets
Warren Borough
Rift
Dallas
Tex
R. M. Buchanan
Dallas Morning News
Joseph J. Niedomys
R. D
Colza Road
Jerome Davis
Palm Beach
Fla
John Gilman Ordway
St. Paul, Minn
R. L. Johnson
Snap-Tite Inc
Titusville Road
Union City
Governors Club
Pene
Governor's Club
Dougherty's Sons, CO
Philadelphia
Pena
Lemont
Ill
Governors Clay
Barney
Amon
Call E
Talleve St
Barney’ S Firestone
Carrig
Enna
Ruggard
Robert
North Center Street
Ats Foois
Ae Act Ha
Uae
Leigh Signoret
Uaa Bankhead
Sats
Jsullivan
Anyon
Topo Bigio
Columbia Pictures
Brownie
Topo Gigio
Richard Day
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