Pleasantville Girl Found After Missing Since Breakfast
An 11 year old Pleasantville girl Peggy Anderson was missing from home yesterday morning, found at 11 am in a field near her residence by her brother Blair Anderson and State Police. No reason given for disappearance. Also report of Vietnam death of William J. Mack, 20, of Buffalo. Corry drunken driving pleas. a boy’s wrist fracture. an elderly woman injured by a car. 4H club organizational meeting. adult evening courses. various local incidents and notices.
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Pleasantville
Tionesta
Peggy Anderson
Clair Anderson
Blair Anderson
Anderson
William J. Mack
Warren County
Vietnam
Department of Defense
Laverne Mack
Clarendon
Dorothy H. Mack
Buffalo
N.Y
Job Corps
National Bank of Corry
Edwin Cole
West Columbus Avenue
Merle Haskel
East Pleasant Street
Ste
Cole
Haskell
Columbus - Bear Lake - Lottsville
Columbus Community Hall
YMCA Division Captains Organize 1967 Campaign Teams
The Kings Queens and Jacks division captains for the 1967 YMCA membership drive outline their campaign workers. Left to right the roster includes Mrs. James Lundy Dr. James Bogden Ronald Willman Frank Sturgis Mrs. Robert Schilling Carroll Crowell Mrs. Gene Bloom James Allyn Kenneth Burr and Richard Perkins Seated are Mrs. Rene Counasse and Mrs. Oliver Ide. The Kings division captains are Burr Miss Ann Baressi Mrs. Lundy Mrs. James Hileman and Mrs. Jerry Hoyt Queens division includes Mrs. Ide of Union City heading a Union City canvass team with Mrs. Counasse Willman Crowell and Perkins Jacks division lists Dr. Bogden Mrs. Schilling Mrs. Bloom Allyn and Sturgis The kickoff is set for February 3.
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YMCA
James Lundy
James Bogden
Ronald Willman
Frank Sturgis
Robert Schilling
Carroll Crowell
Gene
Bloom
James Allyn
Kenneth Burr
Richard
Ion City
Counasse
Willman
Crowell
Perkins
Jacks
Bogden
Schilling
Union City route work spans multiple projects in region
In Union City the Route 6 bypass enters design while Route 304 in the borough will be rebuilt for six tenths of a mile. A high priority bridge reconstruction on East High street over French Creek is slated for completion in 1968, with Amity Township and Wattsburg projects also listed. Route 25049 will be widened next summer by the U S Army Corps of Engineers tied to the Union City Dam. In Corry, city officials dispute state road lining through the city, awaiting possible legal changes.
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Journal
Union City
French Creek
East High Street
Franklin
Amity Township
Highway Department
Troxell
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Wattsburg
Mill Village
Crawford County
Corry
Hopkins
Tornado toll rising with children among the injured
The storm’s continuing damage left 25 hospitalized overnight in the St. Louis area. Dianne Schlegel, 4, of Creve Coeur, and Jeri Allison Cannady, 6, of St. Louis County, are confirmed dead. Mrs. Clarkson survived after being hurled into a post. Most of the 200 injured were treated and released for cuts and bruises.
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Clarkson
St. Louis
Dianne Schlegel
Creve Coeur
Jeri Allison Cannady
St. Louis County
To Build Bypass At Youngsville Next Year
Bids for the Youngsville Route 6 bypass are due February 24. The State Highway Department plans a 5.89 mile bypass starting 133 feet west of Youngsville Borough limits. Construction includes a separated reinforced concrete highway with 24 foot lanes and a variable width median from four to 36 feet.
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Wanwen
Youngsville Route 6
State’ Highway Department
William C. Fuellhart
Robert G. Bartlett
Highway Department
Youngsville
US B52 Raid Straddles Demarcation Line Near Plei Djereng
U S spokesmen reported a second B52 raid that morning as eight engine bombers struck near the central highlands close to the Cambodian border. The wave hit 15 miles west of the U S Army Special Forces camp at Plei Djereng, a site repeatedly attacked by North Vietnamese troops. A Vietnamese mine sweeper hit a river mine 25 miles southeast of Saigon, sinking and wounding five crew members while the U S adviser remains missing.
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North
South Vietnam
U. S
Highlands
U. S. Army
Plei Djereng
Saigon
Chinese paper defends army intervention in Mao Liu purge
The article led by President Liu Shao-chi accuses critics of misusing nonintervention as a pretext to suppress the masses. It argues the army must act under new circumstances, noting Mao's bid to seize government and party control is meeting heavy resistance as the purge spreads to factories, mines, and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
People’s Liberation Army
Saat
Drycleaning Hours Narrow, Extended Afternoon Access
The shop opens at 7:30 a.m. and closes at 2:00 p.m. It remains open until 4:30 p.m. for extended service.
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S—Corry Journal
Elmer Evans
Erie County
Lee L. Beardsley
South Second Avenue
Lloyd B. Aikens
R. D
Scott
Carmen Rainier
Mott Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Area High School
Tonys Tavern
First Avenue
Melvin Carnicke
Marion Street
Clinton Street
William Lee
Route 8
Titusville Country Club
Riceville Corners
Lee
Ri Ling
Cory
Robert
Iodo
Don” Meerhoff
North Center Street
Roberts Furniture
Columbus, PA
U.S
Columbus Avenue
Union City Country Club
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