Flats and rooms for rent at Circle West area listing
Classified ad fragment describes flats and apartments for rent near West Circle area with features such as two bedrooms, water heat, gas, and multiple rooms. Mentions prices around 40 to 70 and notes ongoing sale listings and estate references. Includes contact cues and partial names and addresses from Corry Pennsylvania area ads.
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Trueplay
Corry West
Alesman Corry
Corry
Tampa
Robew
York's
Heffera
Asier
Nichols Elf Sincere
Friends
James
Plane crash at Corry Airport injures four
Power failure on takeoff sent pilot Robert Wickwire and three passengers to hospitals. Barbara Wickwire twelve suffered multiple injuries including loss of four front teeth. Morris Wickwire forty one and Toni Wickwire ten also hurt. The crash occurred as the Carburetor Ice blamed incident and the family was traveling from Morris Plains New Jersey.
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Lawrence
Robert Wickwire
Harting
Lawrence Alport
Morris Plains
N.J
Barbara Wickwire
Morris Wickwire
Noth Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Toni
Morris
Ity
Baster Airlines
Eastern
Girl 4 Hurt After Second Floor Fall in New York State
Four year old Debra Sturdevant fell fifteen feet from a second floor window in her grandmother's East South Street apartment during a family visit in Sonawanda New York. She survived the fall with undetermined injuries and was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for evaluation.
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Sonawanda
East South Street
Mort
Debra’ Sturdevant
Donald Sturdevant
B.M. Sturdevant
East South Sheet
Tonawanda
Carnival Air Fades As City Opens Second Century
A week of Centennial events ends as Centurama closes with a final performance. City Park hosts a big carnival as officials tally profits and stock redemptions while city residents reflect on the era and prepare for the November redemption date. Attendance averaged about fifteen hundred nightly, with total turnout around seventy five hundred across five nights.
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Someme
Centennial
S. A. Long
Centurama
Dallas Smiley
Tne
Todiy
Bloodiest Saigon battle claims 200 Viet Cong dead
Government troops surged into a Viet Cong stronghold southwest of Saigon in a three hour clash in the Plaine des Jones Plain of Reeds about six miles from the capital. About 200 Viet Cong were counted dead, with several hundred Reds fleeing toward the Cambodian border bearing more casualties. Government losses stood at roughly 12 dead and six wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Plaine Des Jones
Elgin Pair Sentenced in Duck Theft Case
Elgin pair Morris F. Lowis and Richard D. Goodwill, both 34, pleaded guilty to stealing 139 young mallard ducks released near Elgin. They were jailed in Erie County for 139 days after failing to pay fines, with ducks recovered alive from a suspect’s home.
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Elgin
Erie County
Eliner Simpson
Cpl
John Hornick
Corry
Simpson
Roger Wols
Erie
Morris F Lows
Richard D. Goodwill
Goodwill
R Corry
Lewis
Lowis
Floyd Marsh
R. D
Grissom Chosen For Second U S Space Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Vigil T Grissom a 35 year old Air Force captain was named today the astronaut chosen to make Americas second space flight He will fly aboard Liberty Bell 7 following Navy Cmdr Alan B Shepards lead mission The other candidate Lt Col John H Glenn Jr is from New Concord Ohio and Shepard previously made a suborbital flight NASA announced less than 24 hours before liftoff Weather prospects for Tuesday look favorable and both astronauts underwent final preflight examinations after a day of light activity including fishing
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Vigil T Grissom
Air Force
America
Grissom
Mitchell
Ind
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
John H. Glen J
New Concord
Ohio
Shepard
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
John Powers
Uute
White youths confront Chicago beach demonstrators in Wade-In clash
At Rat Row Beach on Chicago's South Side, more than 500 white youths jeered 178 integration demonstrators as police with 250 officers, led by Capt James Hinckett, arrested eleven whites for disorderly conduct and unlawful assembly. Two juveniles were released to parents amid chaotic scenes with officers struck and a 12 year-old kicking an officer.
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Chicago
Poicemen
Hackett
Ao Cee
Brandt Seeks Bipartisan Talks With Adenauer on Berlin
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt met Chancellor Konrad Adenauer for talks on guarding Berlin from Communist actions. Brandt, Socialist seeking Adenauer’s job, urged a joint government approach before the September 17 West German election, saying the Christian Democrat administration should convene all parliamentary parties.
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Cen Tari
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Aday
Stote
Berlin
Brandt
Adenauer
West Germany
Bildzeitung
Germany
Conn's boxing manager Johnny Ray dies in Pittsburgh
Johnny Ray known as Pitter died yesterday at Veterans Hospital after short illness. He managed heavyweight champ Billy Conn and funeral services are planned for Tuesday in Pittsburgh.
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Conn
Pittsburgh
Johnny Ray
Billy Conn
Ray
Pitter
Veterans Hospital
Stand Firm Western Big 3 Responds to Berlin Memorandum
MOSCOW AP The United States handed to the Russians Kennedy's reply to Khrushchev's Berlin memo and the French and British notes followed. All three reaffirm firm on maintaining Western rights in West Berlin. The Vienna memorandum warned a separate East German treaty could endanger Western access and corridors, with Western garrisons totaling 11,000 in Berlin.
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Moscow
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Vienna
West Berlin
Kheushelev
Wiens
Soviet Union
East Germany
British
France
Will Continue Reading Sessions For Youngsters
The College Women's Club expands its popular reading hour for preschool and first grade children as part of National Library Week. Sessions run from 2 to 3 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with activities to help kids browse, exchange books, and enjoy a supervised reading time.
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College Women's Club
Liebring
David Mackensie
Six Corry Area Residents Win Bargain Day Prizes
Corry area residents won $100 in 10 gift certificates each during Old Fashioned Bargain Days. Drawings were held at Howard J. Sheen Field before 1,000 attendees as part of Centennial Week events. Winners include Mrs. John R. Bacher Lucy Piccirillo Mrs. Paul Brynolfson Mrs. Joseph Glaviano Mrs. Matthew Potock and Lena Cook. Certificates valid for 90 days at 54 participating merchants. winners to claim at Chamber of Commerce office. Police report a lawn mower accident injuring Michael Stith, six, son of Phillies outfielder BG Smith, in Haverford Township.
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Si Corry
Howard J. Sheen
Corry Centur- Lama
John R. Rossbacher
Raymond Avenue
Lucy Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Paul Brynolfson
Park Street
Joseph Glaviano
Fairview Street
Matthew Potock
East South Street
Lena Cook
Spartanburg
Chamber of Commerce
S.A. Long
Philadelphia
Michael Stith
Philadelphia Phillies
Bg, Smith
Haverford Township
Republicans Back Kennedy Berlin Stand Amid Rising Crisis
Senate Republican leader Bridges declares firm support for President Kennedy on West Berlin defense. Bridges heads the Blonate policy committee and says Republicans will back any strong policy. Rayburn predicts Congress will fund defense as Kennedy seeks new money to meet dangers of the Berlin crisis.
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Kennedy
Berlin
Waowngton
ARI
Sen
Styles Bridges
Rna
Forday
West Berlin
Bridges
Shane Eran
Rayburn
ABC: TV
Senate
House
Sam ‘Rayburn
Mansfield
Montana
Iain
Kennnédy
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