Corry YMCA offers fly tying class and dances
Local sports and community items note a fly tying class at the Corry YMCA led by John Liebe Got, a junior high dance at the Carry YMCA from 7 to 10 p.m. with music by The Head, a memorial for Titusville soldier Pvt First Class John J Reagle, motor vehicle violation indictments for Henry E Patton and Julius Sandor, and a YMCA meeting with Rev Richard Frank. Unseasonable weather cancels ski lessons at Peek N Peak. GPU executive George J Schneider joins the Penelec board.
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Carry Ymca
Steve Welch
Raid
John J. Reagle
Titusville Area
Vietnam
Corry Area
Peek 'N Peak
Clymer
YMCA
Storm Unable to Stop Skating Student to School
In Seneca Falls Brad Jones a 17 year old senior at Mynderse Academy skated to basketball practice after an ice storm left sidewalks slick. He strapped on ice skates and glided almost a mile along iced walkways to reach the school gym.
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Seneca Falls
Brad Jones
Mynderse Academy
Brad
Grumman to buy 200000 Piper shares at 65
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp agreed to purchase 200000 shares of Piper Aircraft common stock at 65 a share. Approval by directors is needed. L J Evans notes possible study of a merger. Piper's president cites potential finance and tech benefits. Chris Craft had previously offered to buy 300000 Piper shares at 65.
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WEW York
Gramman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Piper Aircraft Corp
L. J. Evans
Grumman
William T. Piper
Piper
Chris-Craft Industries, Inc
Chris-Craft
Priest Vows To Keep Parish Open Auction Aids Sacred Heart
In Buffalo an aging priest plans a charity auction to raise needed funds for Sacred Heart parish and its 154 year old school. Items include an inaugural program signed by Mrs Eisenhower, a Kennedy signed book, a Bills sweater, and other donations from local figures.
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Buffalo
Maraie Eisenhower
U.S
William
Bill” Donohue
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart
Father Donohue
James Goodell
Jamestown
Lou Bronstein
Dwight D. Eissenhower
Edward M. Kennedy
Buffalo Bills
Ed Rutkowski
Washington, D.C
Double payroll heist hits London area two guards wounded
Two separate robberies unfolded in London and Wigan with four masked gunmen. In Wigan they seized $103,200 from a security truck after taking control of the driver and guard at a factory payroll delivery. In West Norwood a bank robbery wounded two guards but they saved $14,400 before the robbers fled.
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London
Wigan
West Norwood
Former CIA chief Allen Dulles dies at 75
Allen W. Dulles, who led the Central Intelligence Agency from 1953 to 1961, died late Wednesday at age 75. He oversaw the Bay of Pigs invasion and earlier U2 incident, and after retirement wrote four books on espionage. President Kennedy kept him as a consultant in a $22,000-a-year post.
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Washington
Allen W. Dulles
America
Central Intelligence Agency
Dulles
CIA
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
White House
John S. Kennedy
Debates Over Armament Of Intelligence Ships
Admiral Clark testifies that armed intelligence vessels may be overemphasized and he opposed arming the Banner Pueblo and related ships. He described unarmed missions, hard comms in Japanese mountains, and near misses with Chinese and Russian vessels while guarding Pacific tests at Point Mugu.
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Bucher
Banner
Pueblo
E. Miles Harvey
Clark
Pacific Missile Range
Point Mugu
Calif
Adm
White
Solons Skeptical Of Nixon Offer To Listen To Their Side
President Nixon told about 700 State Department officials that dissenting views on foreign policy are welcome in his Forward Together administration. He met with the National Security Council to discuss the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and named Gerard Smith to lead the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Nixon also lunched with Senate leaders and urged bipartisan input as he seeks Senate ratification timing.
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Solons
Nixon
Washington
State Department
Capitol Hill
White House
National Security Council
Senate
Gerard Smith
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Smith
John F. Kennedy
William Rogers
Everett Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Captain's last voyage and scuttling debate at sea
The notes recount Captain Clark discussing how to deal with a ship's sensitive material near the 100 fathom line. He considered explosives but ruled them impractical, noting destruction would require dumping overboard in deep water or burning, while valves to scuttle would take about 20 minutes.
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Deck
Clark
Shipowner defends risk in high seas operation
Clark says the action described as compliant with international law carried low risk since it occurred openly on the high seas, with any ship allowed there. He notes it would have taken a few hours to sink and discusses risk only after taking out the Banner.
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Clark
Judge to Hear Challenge to Grand Jury in Sirhan Case
Los Angeles AP judge agrees to hear arguments and testimony on a defense claim that the grand jury that indicted Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was racially and economically unbalanced. Defense witness Professor Robert Edward Schultz cited a study of the 1968 panel showing wealthier, older, better educated jurors from high income areas.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Sirhan
Grant B. Cooper
University of Southern California
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Edward Schultz
Schultz
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Henry E. Patton
West Pleasant Street
Julius Sandor
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George J. Schneider
General Public Utilities Corp
GPU
New York City
Pennsylvania Electric Company
GPA
Penelec
Schneider
Lehigh University
New York University
Storm
Cager
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO
Beneficial Finance Co
N. Center St
Erie
State St
Ariel
Meadville
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Union IT
Benarcis Finence Co
Union City
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Florida
Chrysler
Plymouth
First Avenue
George Fox
Plymouth Comets
Chrysler Motors Corporation
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