Good News folk musical by Brokenstraw Singers planned
The Brokenstraw Singers will present the Christian folk musical Good News on Sunday July 12 at 7 30 p m at Columbus Community Church. Local ad rates are 32 cents per line for Line O Ad notices. Ads accepted till noon on publication day. Karen's Gift Shop offers wedding décor items. Flick's Tastee Freez lunch special runs Monday to Wednesday from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m priced at 90 cents.
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Brokenstraw
Columbus Community Church
Karen
Communists Leave Angkor Ruins Unharmed After Occupation
Reports from Siem Reap indicate Cambodian authorities found the main Angkor Wat area free of enemy presence after a month of occupation. The broader 50 square mile Angkor region may not yet be fully cleared, with no confirmation on Viet Cong or Khmer Rouge withdrawal from all zones. Concurrent fighting in South Vietnam tapered as US and ARVN actions continued along Route 6 and around Kompong Thom and Svay Rieng. US casualties rose modestly in ground engagements as officials forecast lower weekly losses, while Vietnamization progress was described as substantial by Resor with caution on cross border operations.
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Phnom Penh
Angkor
Angkor Wat
Siem Reap
South Vietnam
Kompong Thom
Kompong Sepu
Svay Rieng
Saigon
U.S
Hue
101St Airborne Division
Suit Of Family Law Challenged
A U.S. District Court suit challenges a Pennsylvania rule forcing would be welfare recipients to sue relatives for support before state aid. Mary Woods of Duquesne filed the action on Monday, claiming the welfare department should handle these suits to protect family privacy and integrity. Judge Wallace S. Gourley set a date for further proceedings.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. District Court
Mary Woods
Duquesne
Yer
Welfare Department
Wallace S. Gourley
Medical and civic notices blend with trial in Hamburg case
Emergency contact details and hospital admissions fill a local notice page alongside discharges from Corry and Union City facilities. A Hamburg court hears a shoplifting case where a 23-year-old woman aims to sew play pants for orphans, with a 10 a.m. July 14 hearing seeking a three judge panel on a constitutional issue.
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Hamburg
Germany
Erwin Isborn
National Black Silent Majority Committee Formed in US
Washington AP reports Blacks from 22 states formed the National Black Silent Majority Committee to advocate law and order, oppose communism and busing, and claim the majority of Black Americans are not represented by militants. The group will plan for upcoming elections in August meeting in Washington. Audie Murphy, famed World War I hero, was ordered by a judge to stand trial for allegedly assaulting a Burbank dog trainer in May, with Municipal Court Judge Henry H. Dreeger presiding.
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Washington
National
Black Silent Majority Committee
Clay J. Claiborne
United States
Burbank
Calif
Audie Murphy
Mehta
Henry H. Dreeger
Turnpike lawyer jailed for extortion in Penn Turnpike case
New York AP reports Harry Lightstone, 61, former general counsel of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, jailed for a one year sentence after pleading guilty to extortion related to a $25,000 demand to Merritt Chap man & Scott Corp over a $690,000 portion of a $1 million tunnel project claim. Bribery count dismissed. Judge criticized his actions as deliberate.
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NEW York
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Schuylkill County
Harry Lightstone
Merritt Chapman & Scott Corp
Turnpike Authority
Hariig
Le]een
Lightstone
Newee
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
U. S
Andrew J. Maloney
Merritt- Chapman & Scott
FBI
Maloney
Funeral services held for Carl L. Millspaw at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Carl L. Millspaw were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Walter Thoms officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included nephews Paul Hotchkiss Bernard Kingston Thomas Millspaw William Millspaw Larry Peterson and Darwin Wolcott. Many relatives and friends attended from Edinboro Alliance Ohio Saegertown Port Allegheny Kutztown McKean Erie and Lander among others.
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Carl L. Millspaw
Millspaw
Bracken
Walter Thoms
Pine Grove Cemetery
Paul Hotchkiss
Bernard Kingston
Thomas
William Millspaw
Larry Peterson
Darwin Wolcott
Alton Hinman
Jeffrey
Kathe Hinman
Conneaut
Ohio
Alliance
Saegertown
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Jerry Lee
the Kountry Rats
the Hot Blood
Hemlock Lakes Park Pavilion
UAW
Midway Park
N. Y
Seastead’s. Stil
Zalzneck
Happy Hour
Venture Inn
Desmond
Food Club
Catsup
Kraft's Velveeta Cheese
Gaylord Golden
Law
News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Goldeat Corry
William Walters
Warren
Dennis Albers
Corry
Alton Miller
Reynold Hamilton
Linda
Alston Chase
Arthur Miller
Leo Mulderick
Marion Street
Neil Kent
Wattsburg
Bessie Wilson
Panama
Dawn
Jay Blount
Waterford
Paul Blakeslee
R.D
Eugene Cady
Melisa
Clymer
N.Y
Lewis Funk
Wanda Lea
Pittsfield
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Jennie Rimpa
Union City
Robert Abbott
O'Dell Street
Union
Thomas Parr
Mill Village
Robert Smith
Nina Behan
Paul Palmer
West High Street
Id Gefatein
Murphy
Gofstein
Business Guide
Corry Journal
June
Walt
Wright Street
Automobile Agencies
Marty
Pontiac-Buick Inc
West South Street
Fitch Motors
Rambler
South First Avenue
Frank’s Auto Service
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Anthony's Auto Parts
Belle-Gray
West Bend Street
Connie’s
Corry Bakery
Don Edwards
Roosevelt Highway
Corry, Pa
DRY Cleaners
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Electrical Contractors
Corry Evening Journal
Eneral Printing and Eee Supply Co
Taylor’s Electric Service
All Way Electric Service
Johnson Brothers Remington
Myers Water System
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son
Ine
North Center Street
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Donald P. McCaslin
Call
Bill and Rose
Prontera
PUC
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Columbus
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Hubertz
Union St
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson
East Main Street
TV Cable
Corry TV Cable Co
Drace Welding
Western Equipment Fox
Western Tack Shop
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