Five year old burns and local police notes from Corry
Five year old Melody Mulvin suffered first and second degree burns from hot water and was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital before release. Corry police reported a lost wallet and a found key, along with two motor vehicle violation charges and a license suspension list from Harrisburg. Police also investigated ice throwing, a stray dog report, and a car skidding incident near Elgin. Staff Sergeant Gary L. H. Raasch arrived for duty at Francis E. Warren AFB in Wyoming, with wife Carol noted.
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Melody
Ruth Mulvin
Liberty Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thomas Jackson
Essex Street
West Main Street
First Avenue
Thomas Bulard
Wayne Street
Boron
North Center Street
East Columbus Avenue
Robert Bugbee
Concord Street
Marilyn Bray
East Main
East Main Street
Oval
Merle Ottaway
Gary L. H. Raasch
Harold L. Raasch
Wausau
Wis
Francis E. Warren Afb
Wyo
Carol
Bertrand Hover
Townville
Sparta
Sgt. Raasch
Strategic Air Command
Tet celebrations fuel guerrilla surge in Vietnam
South Vietnamese defenders were caught off guard as Tet celebrations spread. Guerrillas flooded Da Nang and seven provincial capitals in central and northern regions, terrorizing residents and seizing key facilities. Their objective was to erode confidence in Saigon amid a three month campaign against district capitals.
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da Nang
South Vietnam
Selzling
Saigon
Milk Firms Ask Court To Allow Price Cuts
Commonwealth Court weighs a petition from Loudon Hill Farm to overturn two price orders by the State Milk Control Commission. The farm argues the orders raise consumer prices in the Scranton Wilkes Barre area without reflecting production costs. The commission contends its cross sections show Louden Hill was not representative and price structures vary by state.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
State Milk Control Commission
Louden Hill Farm
Dimpele
Scranton
J. Brooke Aker
Loudon Hill
Wilkes-Barre
Aker
Louden Hill
Commission
Minle
Pennsylvania
Anthony W. Novasitis Jr
School Board Head Promotes Longer Work Year For Higher Pay
Fred M. Heddinger of the Pennsylvania School Boards Association told the House Basic Education Committee that teachers seeking pay comparable to other fields should work more than nine months a year. He argued for a full-time commitment to education and noted that a 12-month salary requires a 12-month effort. C. James Davin of the Pennsylvania State Education Association said Pennsylvania’s teacher salaries have lagged other states, citing 1965-66 ranking of first, then 19th, then second, and urged passage of bills to raise minimum salaries from 4500 to 6000 dollars and increase state subsidies.
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Harrisburg
House
Basic Education Committee
Fred M. Heddinger
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Heddinger
C. James Davin
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Pennsylvania
Davis
PSEA
Congress Sees Call for Revenue as Budget Debate Lingers
Mahon backs new revenue to fund budget after mandatory cuts, while Bow criticizes Johnson for not restraining spending. Early reaction offers few concrete cuts, though Johnson notes increases partly offset by reductions, with foreign aid drawing emphasis at $107 million.
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Congress
Mahon
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Milk price case hinges on Pennsylvania dealer returns
The court hears that increases were needed to assure dealers a reasonable return but Pennsylvania dealers ultimately bear the difference between milk prices paid by local consumers and consumer prices in other states.
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Pennsylvania
Johnson Proposes Budget Shifts Amid Defense Increase
The plan backs a $76.7 billion defense budget up nearly $3 billion, with $25.8 billion for Vietnam war costs. It targets offsets in ship building subsidies rural electrification college construction grants water sewer aid space exploration and small business loans. The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word is Always There.
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State Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Johnson
Congress
Rites Held For C E Brightman In Clymer Funeral
Services for Charles E Brightman at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer at 1 p m with Rev Harold Blish officiating. Burial in Town Line Cemetery. Bearers Delbert Carl Earl Wilfred Sr Wilfred Jr and Charles Brightman. Attendees from Erie and area.
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C. E. Brightman
Charles E. Brightman
Spitzer
Clymer
Harold Blish
Continue Hearings For Area Suspects
A preliminary hearing for three Titusville men charged with burglary at three local businesses was continued after a session with Alderman N. Allen Love. The defendants are Ronald Harold Rodgers George G McCammon and Gary Eugene Nichols. They face charges for breakins at Rittenhouse Grocery Sterling's Service Station and Dahles Beverages.
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Titusville
N. Allen Love
Ronald Harold Rodgers
George G. McCammon
Gary Eugene Nichols
Rittenhouse Grocery
Sterling
Hydetown
Dahle’s Beverages
Walter D. Rittenhouse
Rittenhouse
Dahle’s
Sterling’s
Harry Baumgarten
Gers
Nichols
Smith Case Involving Neighbors Report At Snyder Circle
Neighbors reported Smith wrecking at Snyder Circle apartment prompting an indictment. An officer received a three day suspension amid mayor Peiffer denial of guilt in officer’s actions. Smith confined to Warren State Hospital then released after examinations.
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Smith
Snyder Circle
William A. Peiffer
Warren State Hospital
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Gail Titch
Larry Titch
R. D
Corry
Pennsylvania Bureau of ‘Traffic Safety
Lawrence C. Joyce
White Street
Arnold L. Rice
Union City
Richard St. George
Rosa- Jee Fahey
Frank .Moling
Spartansburg
King Street
Leslie Messinger
Sixth Street
Linda Lewis
Elgin
Virgil Henry
Lewis Auto
Henry
Marine’s
Marine
Versahinsivat
Garls
Marne
Barking
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Erie, PA
Gorry
School Board
Newsweek
U.S. News & World Report
Maglean's
NSM
Sanaa Ifs Uray ‘Aba of
Evanston, Illingis
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Paul Newman
George Kennedy
Cool Hand
Luke
Fitch
Fitch Motors Rambler
Ava
Ronald Rathbun
Harry Hickle
Reznor
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Frank Gerzina Kern Sanford
Knick Knacks
Naomi Eastman
AutoRite
Rossbacher Insurance Service
West South Street
Arthur Burlingame
George Towns
Chrysler
Plymouth 101
Larry Crawford
Ford Stewart
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Willard McCray
Johnson Bros. Your .Corry
South First Avenue
Remington Mall
Roger Follett
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