Local Briefs and Notices From Corry Area
A 30tk street retiree died suddenly at noon. Bracken Funeral Home handling arrangements and obituary details to follow tomorrow. Also, Tionesta advanced planning funds of 9640 for sewer project with total cost about 3460000, repayable on construction start. Barbara Vanderhoof escaped injury in Titusville car incident. both cars damaged. Council approves used snow blower purchase for Streets at 991 from Corry Bridge and Supply. Erie Lackawanna Railroad okayed removal of feet at Saegertown station with no freight charge for most shipments. Police cited Lineman after a head on crash on ice. Extended forecast shows below normal temps with light precipitation. Funeral services for a Corry woman died in Indiana will be in Corry area Monday. Mothers March of Dimes totals 1470 in Titusville area. Melvin Dunlap treated for leg fracture after ski fall at Peek ’N Peak. Real estate transfer from Spaulding Vending to George Cooklis recorded. Corry Fire Dept aided two seizure cases in nine hours. Quaker State Oil Refining Corp reports 1964 sales 69.4 million and net income 4 million. Betty Graves listed in Erie Hamot Hospital in good condition for surgical patient.
Tryon Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Everett Tryon of Clymer. The birth adds a new member to the Tryon family and local residents congratulate the parents. The article records the newborn’s arrival and the family’s residence in Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Everett Tryon
Clymer
U S Supports Viet Nam Ruler Khanh on Civilian Government
U S officials express cautious support for Nguyen Khanh as head of Vietnam and his plan to form a workable civilian government. Wisconsin Rep Zablocki backs Taylor, calling removal unthinkable, as Khanh and Taylor face coordination challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Wisconsin
Taylor
Khanh
Zablocki
Johnson Stir Battling Cold Takes It Easy
President Johnson continues recovery from a heavy cold at the White House. He worked five hours in the West Wing after a morning in bed, while aides described him as taking life fairly easy and mixing rest with work. He urged Congress to address presidential disability, the vice presidency vacancy, and electoral reform. He also sent his economic report and announced several key appointments.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Capitol Hill
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
W. Marvin Watson
Texas
Democratic
Steel Company
Angier Biddle Duke
State Department
Spain
City Sets Stage For Parking
Council weighs off street parking needs in Corry as safety director Ray Weber questions costly feasibility studies. Johnson proposes 50 to 300 spaces near tracks and park with potential revenue from meters possibly covering costs. Merchants seek fairness, exploring mercantile tax and self funding. A Monday meeting will discuss an alternate plan replacing the Authority proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Douglas Rozelle
Corry Realtor
M. S. Cobbett
James Carrig
North Center Street
Carrig
Free Buddhist Demonstrators Rally Amid Saigon Turmoil
Leaflets in Saigon demand the return of Tran Van Huong as premier and condemn his ouster in a Khanh led coup. Police noted Huong’s lack of religion while Buddhist monks and political factions press for Taylor’s support. Authorities released dozens of detainees after arrests since January 20. Thich Tri Quang spoke to editors about demonstrations and anti American sentiment.
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Hung Dao
Saigon
Tran van Huong
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Huong
Khanh
Taylor
Nguyen Xuan
Oanh
Thich Tri Quang
Anti-American sentiment debate cited by monk
A monk argues there is no anti Americanism tied to Buddhism and explains discontent stems from misinterpretation of Vietnam troubles. He notes internal political shifts and that support for Hung attracts part of the public's hatred during 1976.
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America
Viet Nam
Hung
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Coare Fourial
Justa
Grenp Gates
EA Pa
Bracken
Hone
Tionesta
J. C. Clark
Bmity Facilities Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Barbara Ann Vanderhoof
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Titusville
Marjorie A. Wishnek
Percelain
Streets Department
Dorr Claris
Streets
Corry Bridge and Supply Co
Public Utility Commission
Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Saegertown
Crawford County
PU Ler
Meadville
Earl Lineman
Lineman
William C. McCrillis
Union
West Church
Norbert Bachemer
Corry
Pine Ind
George W. Anderson
Noone
Ghrry
Eee
Hammond
Mothers’ March of Dimes
W. Bruce Leithead
Melvin
Harry Dunlap
Findley, Lake
Peek 'N Peak
French Creek
Spaulding Vending Services
George
Cooklis
West Main Street
Erie County
Corry Hospital
Corry Ambulance Service
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Oil City
Betty Graves
Mott Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
U. S
Bayle
South Center Street
National Bank of Corry
Ray Weber
Lincoln
James Lincoln
Lincoln Electric Co
Cleveland
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Fab
Ricating Steel
Arnold Johnson
George Black
Robert Miz Jr
Alistad
Heberlein Motor Sales
North Center Stree
Bob Church
Ruth Lates
H-O
Lanyin Spray
Prince Matchibelli
Cologne
Christian Dior
Miss Dior
Diorissimo
Chantilly
Rossin’s
Rossin
BEE Wagoneer
Veterans Automobile and Jeep Sales Mee
Columbus
Jeep’ Vehicles
Walter Conte
Pam
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