Classified Ads and Personal Notices Across Town
Local brief ads reveal services from Karen's Beauty Shop and Perret Turben Auto Service to vacation needs at Fran and Jim's. Names and addresses appear for discharges and admissions, with line rates noted and rentals sought for a Lake-front cottage. Merchandise sales and wedding invitation orders also listed along with shop closures and sale notices.
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Karen's
Perret —Turben’s Auto Service
Fran & Jim's
Zalzneck
The
Corry Journal
Three Women Die In Route 22 Head On Crash
A head on collision on Route 22 a mile north of Hamburg Pennsylvania left three women dead and a fourth severely injured. The car carrying four women from the Allentown area crossed into a tractor trailer bursting the truck into flames. The rig driver Arthur Starkes 24 and passenger Leroy Tinsley 32 suffered minor injuries.
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Hamburg
Here
Allentown
Copley
State Department of
Arthur Starkes
Charlottesville
Leroy Tinsley
Pittsburgh
Starkes
Tinsley
British Stock Prices Fall on Weakened Pound
London traders pushed the pound lower as the London stock market declined under renewed pressure. The currency slid to 2.7967 dollars after the foreign exchange market opened, with forward rates unfavorably moving and the Bank of England providing limited support to steady the market.
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London
Britain
Bank of England
Philadelphias Cardinal Dougherty Band Tops World Music Fest
The Cardinal Dougherty High School marching band from Philadelphia won the World Music Festival event in nERKRADE Netherlands. The U S group with 64 female and 138 male musicians and majorettes scored 115 of 120 points, narrowly besting rivals.
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Nerkrade
Netherlands
Cardinal Dougherty High School
Philadelphia
U.S
Philadelphians
Corry Journal Advertisement Rates Noted
The Corry Journal outlines advertising rates and contact details for its pages. Production notes and management names are listed, including editor and publisher at the Corsetier Cony section.
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Corry Journal
West Bent
Speeding car crash at GE Erie plant ends in death
A high speed collision near the General Electric Corp. plant in Erie killed the driver, a four year U S Air Force veteran, who died at Hamot Hospital. State Police said Stearns failed to negotiate a sharp left curve, veered off the road, and struck a tree after 175 feet. He was alone in the vehicle.
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General Electric Corp
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Stearns
Lawrence Park
U. S. Air Force
Vietnam War Mobilization Draws Chinese Warning
Maj. Gen. Stanley R. Larsen says the nation shifts to war footing needing more manpower for antiaircraft and defenses. China reiterates support for North Vietnam while hinting it could intervene if necessary, framing itself as a supporting force behind Vietnam.
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Stanley R. Larsen
Red China
Peking People’s Daily
China
Two Pennsylvanians Receive Bronze Star for Viet Nam Heroism
Army announces awards for seven soldiers honored for valor in Viet Nam. Lt. Michael R. Rapuano of Newtown and Pfc. Charles H. Spinelli of Harrisburg are among the recipients for acts of heroism. Bronze Star medals awarded.
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Chu Chi
Viet Nam
Army
Michael R. Rapuano
Newtown
Pfc
Charles H. Spinelli
Harrisburg
Kennedy Resting After Mild Heart Attack
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the late president, rested easier after a mild heart attack at his Hyannis Port home. At 77, doctors described his condition as excellent given age and medical history. Dr. Russell S. Boles, his physician, traveled from Wellesley to Boston and stayed at the Kennedy compound. His sons Robert F. Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy flew to Washington.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Russell S. Boles
Wellesley
Boston
Boles
Kennedy Compound
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington
Youth Survives 11 000 Volt Train Rescue in Paoli
An 18 year old boy survived burns from an 11 000 volt overhead line after four youths pulled him from a moving Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near Paoli. Herbert Johnson of Malvern had leapt to a box car perilously brushing the line before teammates dragged him to safety as the train stopped at Paoli station. He was taken to Memorial Hospital West Chester in satisfactory condition.
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Paoli
Herbert Johnson
Malvern
PRR
Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Paoli Station
Memorial Hospital
West Chester
Julius Klein to Face Senate Ethics Committee Inquiries
Public relations man Julius Klein tells the Associated Press in a New York City suite that he will testify tomorrow before the Senate Ethics Committee. He questions Sen. Thomas Dodd of Connecticut and says he asked Dodd to speak up for him in West Germany.
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Julius Klein
Associated Press
New York City
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas Dodd
Connecticut
Minster
Dodd
West Germany
Letters to the Editor on teaching duty and pay
A reader rebuts a July 16, 1966 Gripes of Wrath letter arguing teachers must guide students beyond subject matter. The writer condemns the view of teaching as babysitting, noting teachers work with living minds, cooperate with parents and churches, and endure long training and tough job security versus laborers.
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New York
Lsborer
America
No facts, opinionated note about teachers from Mrs Kay Caruso
A reader asserts teachers have an easy job and live in wealth while mocking the idea of objections. The speaker, Mrs Kay Caruso, contends no wealthy teacher is lazy.
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Kay Caruso
McKissick Says Nonviolence Dead Amid Rising Violence
AP reports Congress of Racial Equality director Floyd McKissick declares nonviolence is dead and questions if racial violence will rise in cities this summer. Separately, Mary Gardner Johnston, 93, illustrator of the Little Colonel books, died in Lagrange Kentucky on a Saturday.
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York
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress of Raciality
Ead
Lagrange
Mary Gardner Johnston
Colonel
Anne Fellows Johnston
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Joseph Kennedy
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