Hubcaps stolen from foreign car on North Center street
Police received a report from Reed Lilley that his small foreign car parked on North Center street was missing two hubcaps valued at $10 after he returned an hour later. In other incidents, stray dogs were rounded up, a gray 4 month old shepherd was placed in the city pound, and several local accidents and petty crimes were logged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Lilley
R. D. J. Corry
North Center Street
Washington Street
Lilley
William Hartel
West Smith Street
Hartel
Alton R. Laurie
East Smith Street
Wayne Street
Laurie
Michael Rooney
Liberty Street
Rooney
Oil City
Florence Rosenburg
Dorothy A. Tucker
B.D. 1
Grand Valley
Johnson proposes aid boosts by region across world help
Foreign commentary notes Johnson sought 3.25 billion in new aid for economic and military programs abroad. Congress cut nearly 1 billion after a year of argument. Next year increases include 277 million to Southeast Asia outside Vietnam, 706 million to Near East and South Asia led by India and Pakistan, 708 million to Latin America, and 179 million to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
Africa
Budget proposals signal major tax and spending shifts
President Johnson outlined a barebones budget aiming for $12.9 billion in tax increases in fiscal 1969, with proposed surcharges and faster corporate tax payments. Federal construction would drop about $1.6 billion below 1968 levels, and the national debt would total $387.2 billion on June 20, 1969. Mortgage credit could tighten as FNMA purchases fall, while FHA and VA insured mortgage rates may rise to attract funds. The plan calls for deep cuts in merchant ship construction, college facilities, education and health programs, and farm operating loans, with many cuts needing new legislation and facing opposition.
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Johnson
Congress
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans’ Administration
House
Ways and Means
Congress O
Congressional Mill
Supreme Court rules forced gambling registration violates self incrimination
The court ruled 7-1 that forcing gamblers to register with the federal government infringes the privilege against self incrimination. The decision bars prosecutions of gamblers who refuse to register and to pay a $50 yearly tax and a 10 percent excise on received wagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmuyennyary Supreme Court
Woman Survives Seven Hours After Bridge Leap
Virginia A. Hunt 23 of Palo Alto survived seven hours after leaping from the Golden Gate Bridge before dying at Letterman General Hospital. A motorist reported the jumper at mid span and a Coast Guard cutter reached her moments after she hit the water. She was the fourth known survivor from the bridge The bridge has 332 recorded personal crisis reports.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Letterman General Hospital
Virginia A. Hunt
Palo Alto
Midspan
Coast Guard
Highway Patrol
Johnson Defends Vietnam Policy and Space Milestones
The defense plan relies on war progress with McNamara and President Johnson projecting forces near 480000 in Vietnam. The Vietnam war cost climbs to 25.8 billion with 1969 projections ahead of 1968. A new budget funds the Sentinel antimissile system for the early 1970s and a robust space program aims for a 1970 lunar goal and Mars missions by 1978 despite aviation and infrastructure cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnam
Johnson
United States
Space Agency
Mars
Four Hurt In Weekend Auto Mishap
Corry State Police report two weekend collisions on Route 8 caused four injuries and $2,500 in damage. In Centerville heavy fog led Gerald Sheldon to overtake, colliding with Michael Yezzi. Injured were Alice Bachman Robert Karotko Gerda Yezzi and Katherine Yezzi. A second crash north of Titusville involved George Pretnick and John Hershberger with no injuries and $1,000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Centerville
Gerald Sheldon
Erie
Sheldon
Michael J. Yezzi
Titusville Hospital
Alice Bachman
Robert J. Karotko
Frie
Gerda Yezzi
Katherine Yezzi
Fie
Route 8
Titusville
George Pretnick
Cleveland
John Hershberger
Area Defendants In Court Today For Arraignment
Forty two Crawford County defendants appear for arraignment or pleas. Named are Thomas Greer Pleasantville burglary larceny. Dennis Keener Union City burglary larceny. Clair Burton Union City burglary larceny. Charles Peterson Union City burglary larceny. George McCammon Titusville burglary larceny. Westfall Titusville receiving stolen property larceny of motor vehicle. Rankin Situsville assault battery. Parker Townville assault battery. Burt Jr Conerville attempted assault battery. Archer Centerville assault battery. Edward Allen Centerville assault battery. Bedow Titusville assault battery. Madden Titusville pointing a deadly weapon. Lincoln Titusville corrupting morals of infant girls under 16. Reagle Hydetown contributing to delinquency of a minor. (Incomplete list.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Crawford County
Thomas William Greer
Pleasantville
R.D
Dennis Keener
Union City
R. D
Clair Leverne Burton Jr
Charles
Edward Rankin
Situsville
Robert Mill Parker
Town Rile
Robert Glenn Burt Jr
Conerville
Francis Leroy Archer
Centerville
Edward Allen
Bruce Bedow
Titusville
Gerald Madden
Richard Leslie Lincoln
Kyle Reagle
Hydetown
Legislation Aims to Trim Local Education Expenditures
Continued from Page One officials note that starting in fiscal 1970 the plan would reduce these expenditures gradually to a level more aligned with federal personnel. No district would lose combined federal funds from impact aid and money to educate poor children.
City Income Tax Deadline Near Too
City employers must file final 1967 wage reports and withholding statements by Wednesday or face interest or penalties. Businesses must deduct one percent city income tax. forms available at Municipal Building. New and existing businesses will receive first quarter forms soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
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Stanford-Hose’Co
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
West Washington Street
Hiram D. Gordon
A. D
Pittsfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
New Brighton
Eldred Township
Young Funeral Home
Aero Plant
Penelee
Helen L. Petty
Lloyd J. Fink, Corry
Erie County
D. Harrington
Jerry Elaine Blakeslee
Garland
Venango County
Russell E. White
John Curtis McCarthy
McCarthy
McCarthy Buick
Pontiac
Franklin
Richard Ayers
Snyder Circle
Ayers
Corry Ty Cable Co
Warner Bros Seven Ate
Luke
Paul NeWman
Rane Ome
Orry Savi
NGS
Bulletin
Bradford
Chrysler
E Motors Corporation
Dr. Harding
Top
Plymouth
First Avenue
Corry, PA
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center St
Corry, Pennsylvania
Sault
Jimmie Lee Smith
Townville
Ernest M. Proctor
Youngsville
Max W. Proctor
Spartansburg
Thelma Romesburg
Peter J. Vos II
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
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