Hijacked Santa Maria Cruise Liner Pursued by Allied Forces
The Santa Maria with about 500 passengers and crew was seized by a 70 man Portuguese group led by Capt Henrique Galyao in the Caribbean. British Royal Navy ships and U S destroyers trailed the liner at sea while aiming to arrest it peacefully outside territorial waters. The hijackers threatened to scuttle the ship as the chase continued toward Bravil with about 20 knots speed and officials sought a safe disposal of the situation.
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London
Rotherly
Caribbean
Bravil
Admiralty
West Indies
Trinidad
Wilson
Damato
Santa Maria
U.S
Henrique Galyao
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
la Guaira
Venezuela
Corry Youth Receives Six Year Probation in Burglary Case
Corry youth David L. Buell and companion Frederick L. Heim from Stoneboro were sentenced by Judge Burton Laub in Erie County Court for two area burglaries. Buell received six years probation and $70 costs with restitution. Heim got 2 to 4 years and $75 costs.
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Stoneboro
Burton Laub
Erie County Court
Erie
David L. Buell
Corry
Frederick L. Heim
Western Penitentiary
Oaly
Lord Mercer
Elgin
Ryan
Union City
Buell
Iso
Spartansburg
Henry
Mayville
Justice of the
Floyd Marsh
Erie County
Julie Buell
Spartamburg
Robert Taylor
Crawford County
Whodunit at East Washington laundry shirt theft caper
Local report from Corry notes a shirtless thief scenario at Quick Clean Coin Laundry on East Washington Street. Mrs. Lilla Hoffner says extra garments, including trousers and a jacket, appeared after a visit with children, with police investigating who removed the clothes during the washery routine.
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East Washington Street
Lilla Hotfer
YMCA Board Outlines Member Drive Plans and Leaders
The YMCA board met at the Hotel Corry to review plans for the annual membership enrollment, set for February 13 through 27 with a kickoff on the first night. Division 1 is led by Claire A. Porter with four captains. Division 2 by Douglas Rozelle Jr. news includes youth advisers, captains, publicity chief Mrs. William Gumbleton and a nominating committee led by B. F. Pun.
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Ymca-Al 1
Corry
Claire A. Porter
Porter Auer
George Gould
H. Martin Keppel
Fred Marsh
Douglas Rozelle Jr
Thomas Pierotti
Carl Dah
Jack Crowell
Paul Orner
Max Bennink
Michael Lewis
Paula Meerdick
William Gumbleton
B. F. Pun
Chire Porter
Surplus Food Program Expands in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania surplus food program will double food in quantity and add new items. Butter will be increased by 25 percent and distributed to about 900000 people, up from 514000, with dried eggs no longer available. Officials say more nutritious commodities will replace current offerings as federal orders shift.
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Pennsylvania
Har Isburg
Corry
Clarence Farrington
Faryington
Meir
Teialy
Forest
Harrisburg
Kennedy
Robert J. Presser
Burea
Surplus Foods
Hirvisburg
Murch
Preller
Proler
Coun
Mavel
House Obstructs Clinton Street Opening
A house at the end of Clinton Street blocks extending the street to Mott Street. The bank seeks the opening before a new Clinton and North Center corner building, with estimates of 5 000 to 6 000 dollars to move the structure. Lawrence Thomas owns the house and Roger Brown has contacted him for a price. Thomas is vacationing in Florida.
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Clinton Street
Mott Street
R. Dearing
National Bank of Corry
Clinton and
North Center Streets
Deirlie
Lawrence Thomas
McMe
Franklin Street
City Council OKs Purchase Of Used Grader
City officials approve buying a used grader to support a broad street repair program next year. Estimated cost around 7000 to 10000 dollars with rental and operator expenses noted. A continuation hints at further details on page six.
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Lonanen
Masteve
Hay
Dewvine
Alrport
Dearing
Mel
Abiy
Hit and Run Auto Found West of Union City
State Police solved a hit and run on Route 6 near Union City after an abandoned Willys Jeep, linked to Frederick B Webster of Yarmouth Maine, was found. A Maine licensed vehicle damaged a parked car owned by Wilbur Gates of Corry, with about $200 in damage. Police seek the jeep driver and Webster to claim the vehicle.
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Carry On
Willys
Union City
Wilbur Gates
Corry
Route 6
Frederick B
Webster
Yarmouth
Sidney
N.Y
Tim
Tarentum Bans All Bingo Games
Tarentum official John Altman ordered all bingo games closed after complaints that players are using relief or social security checks to gamble. The ban applies to any bingo operation within Tarentum.
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Tarentum
Zess
John Altman
Presens
Altman
Ocean's Wrath Hits Hull Shoreline Snow Blizzard Damages
The Channel Street homes at Hull Mase suffer lee cover from spray and storm debris as tidal surges erode a sex wall demolished by the January blizzard. Shorefront sections south of Boaten endure impact from the high tide and strong winds.
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Ocean's Wrath
Channel Street
Hull
Mase
Ster
Portlin
Boaten
Kennedy limits focus as 3rd strategy session debates arms control
President Kennedy convened a White House meeting with top advisers including McCloy Rusk McNamara Nitze Bundy and Wiesner to draft serious precise proposals for arms inspection and control. The session follows two prior policy reviews as officials say diplomacy will prevail over summit parleys in handling Soviet and other statesmen.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Executive Mansion
John J. McCloy
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Paul H. Nitze
McGeorge Bundy
Rusk
Khrushchev
Explorers Seek Fund Raising Projects for Washington Trip
Paul Pyne, post advisor, says Explorers, aged 14 to 16, plan to re enact the travels of George Washington and frontiersmen to Fort LeBoeuf. They will make authentic costumes costing money and seek community fund raising projects during centennial week parades and school events.
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Yo Jayawiee
Paul Pyne
Post
George Washington
LeBoeuf
Dyne
Towsted
J. Sheen Pield
Med School
Clymer Man 67 Falls Twenty Feet Fractures Back
A 67 year old Clymer man, Sibley Wright, fell twenty feet from a timber and fractured his back. He survived the fall and was taken to a memorial hospital in poor condition. Mrs Wright reported he had been working on the ground floor when the accident occurred and neighbors assisted before ambulance arrival. A second portion mentions Dwight D Eisenhower visiting Albany, Georgia in a separate note.
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Clymer Mayniey
Curry
Tims Moe
Sibley Wileht
Wailisie
Wright
Roy Vans
Clymer
Rowse
When To Deliver It Kennedy's State Of Union Speech Topic
President Kennedy will deliver his first State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress Monday. House Speaker Sam Rayburn said the date was agreed at a morning meeting with Democratic leaders. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said there was no discussion of specifics at that meeting.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
Senale
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Wo Fie
Tate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Cali
Corry Savings Enjoyed Big Year in 1960
The Gary Sayin and Lawn Association reported a very strong year for 1980 with assets rising to 40 219 in 1980 and total assets at 4 059 719. Shareholders attended the annual meeting and elected directors while dividends were paid to record shareholders.
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Corry
Gary Sayin
Lawn
North Cerny Tree
Janie Tn
Vesnelahon
Durie
Fsa
Hugh Tre
Munundud
Dinvis
Shige Prey Jsc
Bik Blanphard
Continue Trial Of Fatal Beating Of Area Man
Attorneys for three men charged with murder pressed ongoing proceedings in Venango County. Judges and defense counsel argued over juror exposure as the case recessed after yesterday afternoon session. The defendants Floyd A Re signer Gerr it E Riddle and Douglas W Keller had pleaded guilty earlier but now seek to change pleas to innocent. Proceedings resume today.
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Robert T. Gran- Als
Venango County
John P Burke
Floyd A. Resigner
Rocky Grove
Gerriit E. Riddle
Polk
Douglas W. Keller
Frank II
Tixtally
Robert Wo Maye
Rock and Toweship
Minister Retracts Story He Set Fire To Churches
Palo Alto pastor Rev Leonard Rhoads repudiates his claim of setting fires at two churches in Palo Alto and Fontana. His attorney says he signed under threat of the gas chamber. The First Southern Baptist Church at Palo Alto was burned December 13 causing substantial loss.
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Palo Alto
Vuines
Fontana
Leonard Rhoads
Rhoads
First Southern Baptist Church
Bakery Union Chief Faces $250000 Settlement Demand
Corruption era disputes unfold as union leader Cross seeks over 250000 to step aside. Legal action includes dismissal of petitions, court approval awaited, and allegations of misused funds, with rival unions forming and a major realignment within the pastry workers sector.
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Ge Prowslenk
Pomiie Corriebiny
Alpolipedd
ieltutt'Senor Fexocutivie Donel
Ciyom
Benton
Fla
Petitina
Dye Union
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Albany
Dwight D. Eixermaner
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Eisenhower
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