Hospital and community notices from Corry area
A jumble of local notices lists a hospital contact for emergency care, open house details for a house on Spencer Road, and dealership and beverage ads. It includes admissions and discharges for Corry area residents, with several names and addresses. additional notes invite readers to Line-O-Ad ads, Elks notices, and local social events such as a pizza dance at the Italian American Club.
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Pines
Elks
Beaver Club
Club
Johnson Drives Action in Swift Tax Fight Hours
Washington AP Lyndon B. Johnson faced a crucial midday surge as the Senate Finance Committee voted to repeal 455 million dollars in federal excise taxes. The president pressed hard, lining up nine votes to block repeal and protect a 1.1 billion tax cut bill. Johnson discarded time, persuading wavering Democrats while Republicans and firm repeal allies stood firm.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Senate Finance Committee
Democratic Committee
White House
Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater in New Hampshire Swing
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller denounces Senator Barry Goldwater amid a New Hampshire stop ahead of the March 10 presidential primary. He brands Goldwater’s China stance as half baked and accuses him of deceiving GOP voters about true party values. Goldwater counters by attacking President Johnson as a bureaucratic spender.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Goldwater
United Nations
China
Rockefeller
Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Hisenhower
Johnson
Arizona
Florida
George Smathers
Alabama
Johnson Smathers
Wallace and Russell Clash Over Civil Rights in Southern Strategy
In Birmingham a fund raising dinner featured Smathers condemning Wallace as a self appointed savior of the South who would sell the TVA and push a $2 billion water program. Russell praised Johnson on civil rights but supported many White House policies, while Wallace urged Southern electors to vote against the national party nominee to deadlock the election.
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South
TVA
Ite
Smathers
Birmingham
Valdosta
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
George C. Wallace
Wallace
House of Representatives
National Party
Russell
Senate
Johnson
Mutinies in Africa harass troops in Tanganyika and Kenya
In Tanganyika and Kenya a fresh surge of mutinies threatens stability as African soldiers revolt against British officers. At Dar es Salaam Colito Barracks and Caborn in Kenya unrest left several dead and many wounded, with British commandos and airlifted troops restoring order and preventing wider violence.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
British East Africa
Nethboring Keny
Kenya
Tanennyika
Mruurate
Luligs
Caborn
Neeve
Araty Ce
Norte
Es Salaam
Tthe Barracks
Commonwealth Relations Office
London
Momba
Nairobi
Mombasa
Chiropractors Sue To Block New License Provisions
Four chiropractors filed suit in State Supreme Court Albany challenging key parts of a new licensing law. They contest mandatory x ray use exams and science requirements for those with varying years of experience, plus radiation limits on patients. The state chiropractors association distance itself from backing the suit, though had campaigned for passage.
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Albany
Chiropra
Educatin Department
Charles Brind
Consel
Chiropractic Association of
New York State
Pixieland plans natural settings for Erie Zoo animals
Dick Weil Associates and Toledo Zoo official Phil Skeldon unveil a master plan for Erie 200 to replace cages with open terrain enclosures behind deep moats. Bears may gain moats this year, with further habitats for sea lions penguins and reptiles. The plan includes expanded parking and a 700 acre site security fence as part of a 5 to 10 year rollout.
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Glenwood
Dick Weihel Associates
Phil Skeldon
Toledo Zoological Society
Toledo
Skeldon
Dan Brennan
Erie
Sheldon
Joe Bissonnette
Erie Zoological Society
Pixieland
Toledo Zoo
The
Zoological Society
Jon Glenwood Zoo
Brennan
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word
A note on how speech and print interact in media culture. The essay contrasts spoken language as ephemeral with print as a lasting record, reflecting on how the printed word preserves voices that might fade from memory.
Baseball Pitcher Sues Author Over Fictional Biography
Warren Spahn, 42, left handed pitcher for the Milwaukee Braves, seeks $175,000 in damages in State Supreme Court against Milton J. Shapiro author of The Warren Spahn Story Julian Messner Inc. and Katherine Messner. He says the book was written without consent, invades privacy, and contains inaccuracies. The defendants deny the allegations arguing Spahn is a public figure. Justice Jacob Markowitz adjourned the case until next month.
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Warren Sahn
Acest
Natewaukee Braves
State Supreme Court
Milton J. Shapiro
Warren Spahn
Julian N. Messner
Spihn
Jacob Markowitz
Hope To Rebuild Burned Home
Fire heavily damaged a Centerville residence with extensive smoke and water damage. Spartan and Centerville fire crews controlled the blaze but the living room floor burned badly. Brad Shaw helped prevent flames from reaching the cellar until firefighters arrived.
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Stoyer
Spartan
Centerville
Bradshaw
Titusville U S Aid Check Latest Promise From Government
Titusville Water Authority again told by the federal government that a 405000 check is on the way after three delays. solicitor John Roukagey reports the Housing and Home Finance Agency has handed it to the Central Accounting Office in Philadelphia for payment and hopeful dispatch.
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Titusville
Titusville Water Authority
Theovernment
Focal Authority
Authority
Te Vity
John
Roukagey
Philadelphia
Rookogey
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Central Accounting Office
France plans five atomic submarines with underwater missiles
Admiral Adolphe Lepotier announced in Tarbes that France intends to build five atomic submarines each equipped for underwater missile launches. Development has progressed for years on a submarine prototype, with first deployment not expected before 1969.
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Tarbes
France
Adolphe Lepotier
Admiral Lepotier
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