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Corry Jamestown Strike Ends Today With Vote
Corry Jamestown union members voted 332 to 61 to accept a new two year contract offering pay raises from 11 to 18 cents in year one and 9 to 16 cents in year two. The agreement adds time and a half for Saturdays, boosts pension benefits and preserves group insurance. Both sides hailed the result after a lengthy bargaining period.
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Corry Jamestown
Rex Theatre
Thomas Russell
John Bolan
Paul Chase
Frank Dahl
Louis Miller
John Miscik
Richard Smith
Manley Robbins
Corry Forms Urban Renewal Citizens Advisory Committee
About 50 residents chosen to reflect Corry’s cross section met to begin the urban renewal process for an 18 acre Fourth Ward site. The group will act as a sounding board and help gauge community reaction as plans move toward federal and state approval. Speakers included George Stahlman of Franklin, S. E. Anderson, Mayor William Peiffer and City Engineer David Johnson. Anderson noted opposition often arises with renewal projects and urged the committee to convey public sentiment to City Council.
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Corry
Citizens Advisory Committee
Fourth Ward
First Avenue
Lemon Street
West Main Street
West Pleasant Street
George Stahlman
Franklin
S. E
Andy) Anderson
William A. Peiffer
David Johnson
Corry City
Anderson
Erie
Exploding Tin Can Kills Pa Boy at Play
In Nescopeck Pennsylvania nine year old Scotty Waltman died after a piece of metal from an exploding tin can severed his jugular vein while playing with firecrackers near his home. A neighbor tried to save him and carried him to Dr. Robert J. Campbell's office where he was pronounced dead. Scotty was the son of Mr and Mrs William Waltman.
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Nescopeck, Pa
Scotty Waltman
Luzerns County
Robert J. Campbell
Scotty Was
William Waltman
US Planes Obliterate Reds Boats In North Viet Nam
U S fighter bombers hit oil, rail, and missile sites in North Viet Nam. Four torpedo boats were sunk or damaged as two American planes were shot down. one pilot was rescued, the other missing. Ships near Hai Phong were targeted along with depots near Hanoi and Vinh, while boxcars and tracks were damaged.
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South Viet Nam
U. S
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Navy
Constellation
Hancock
U.S
Hanoi
Vinh
U.S. Navy
Air Force
William J. Isenhour
Lemoore
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Viet Nam
Major Airlines Hit By Machinists Strike Across Nation
More than 35,000 IAM members walk out at 6 am, shutting down operations of five major airlines Eastern Northwest National Trans World and United. Some through flights continue to final destinations as picket lines form in New York Washington and other Eastern ports. President Johnson orders CAB to minimize disruptions and Defense Department to report any problems.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Eastern
Northwest
National
Trans World
United
New York
United States
Texas
Johnson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Defense Department
IAM
Gandhi urges Geneva conference to end Viet Nam bombing
Indira Gandhi called for an immediate Geneva conference to halt U S and North Vietnamese bombing, followed by a truce and a settlement with foreign forces withdrawn from Viet Nam, Laos, and Cambodia. She urged neutral independence for the three nations and said there is no military solution.
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London
U. S
Indira Gandhi
Geneva
Viet Nam
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Scouts to Dedicate Training Center in Corry Area
A ceremony at Camp Sequoyah will name the Senior Patrol Training Area the Harry Schiemer Training Center. Harry Schiemer, a Corry resident and advocate for adult and youth leadership, will be honored. The program begins at 6 30 p m with guests Richard Nichols Ernest Spangler and Washi Trail Council leaders attending. A sign created by Harborcreek School for Boys Troop 78 will be presented.
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Camp Sequoyah
Boy Scouts
Harry Schiemer
Corry
Route 5
Erie
Will ,Schiemer
Richard Nichols
Washington Trail Council
Ernest T. Spangler
Washi Trail Council
Harborcreek School For Boys
Ex-Corry Man Jack Lindsley Key Role In Moon Photos
Jack Lindsley 46 of Corry Pa directs space science group at Jet Propulsion Laboratory for Surveyor lunar missions. He led the command and photography system, trained in aeronautical engineering, and along with wife Norma and son David resides in La Canada California. He retired from the Navy after 20 years with service in Guam Japan Hawaii and Alaska.
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Corry
Jack Lindsley
Moon Pictures
Pasadena
Calif
Moon
America
Space Sciences and Command Group
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lindsley
Navy
Parks Air College
East St. Louis
Navy Postgraduate School
Monterrey
California Institute of Technology
Sioned
Guam
Japan
Hawaii
Alaska
Navy Bureau of Weapons
New Jersey
Washington, D.C
Los Angeles
Norma
David
la Canada
la Canada High School
California
Leta Lindsley
Robert Galbreath
William Gumbleton
Norma Grice
Frank Grice
Frank Jr
Robert Grice
Richard
Ogden
Utah
Ogden , Standard Examiner
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