Corry City Building Bid Notice Opens August Deadline
Corry City Building Department schedules a bid opening at 700 Liberty Street Corry PA on August 7 1967 for construction work to install a concrete chamber timber gates and electrical equipment. Bidders must obtain documents from the City Engineer and submit proposals with specified deposits and bonds.
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CORRY
Authority of Pennsylvania
Dlen
Ity Engineer Y
Wis
Aula
Louis
Wical Sewgates
MD Asso Engineers
Nne
Liberty Pennsyl
Ansylvania
Three Prominent Women Die In New York Plane Crash
In Queens a Beechcraft Bonanza crashed into a flower garden near LaGuardia, killing three prominent women and the pilot. Mrs. Fier Biddle Duke, wife of the State Department's Protocol chief, was among the dead, along with Mrs. Arthur Altschul and Mrs. Stanley Warren Metcalf. The pilot, Paul Dupue, 29, was a Marine veteran. Ground injuries were avoided.
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New York
Fier Biddle Duke
State Department
Queens
LaGuardia Field
Arthur Altschul
Wall Street
Stanley Warren Metcalf
Auburn
Paul Dupuke
Marine Corps
Duke
Spain
Louk Thland
Southampton
Maria Tulsa
Metcalf
Altschul
East Hampton
Centennial mementos still available in Corry shops
Copies of the 88 page Centennial program remain for Corry residents who missed Centennial Week. Available at the Chamber of Commerce office Grice Jewelers and Dr T S Kelsey office. Limited supplies of souvenir ash trays Centennial stationery wooden nickel and Climax half dollar issued. coins sold at the Chamber Grice’s and Guignon’s Hardware.
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Fims
Chamber Office
Grice Jewelers
Chamber
Grice’s
Guignon’s
Corryite Named Edinboro Trustee
Gov Lawrence appointed Corryite to Edinboro State Teachers College board for a term ending January 1985 pending Senate confirmation. Hugh A. O'Hare named to serve as trustee until January 1985, with others nominated to serve until January 1967.
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Culey
Western powers face Kremlin nerves after Berlin note exchange
London reports a split reaction to Western notes on Berlin. Moscow broadcasts accuse the Allies of stoking war while Western Europe largely backs the firm Western stance. Khrushchev hints at a separate peace with East Germany if talks fail. ADN in East Berlin says West Berlin remains East German territory. Western Europe sees the three powers warning the Soviet Union to engage on a unified peace treaty.
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Moscow Radio
United States
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Bern
ADN
Lurhed O
West Berlin
Western Europe
Ble
Soviet Union
Berlin
Nurse Held As Patient Dies Of Drug
In Seattle a physician assistant with no formal nursing training is charged with practicing medicine after the death of Fred D. Tee, 60, who reportedly received penicillin from Marion Pittman, 41. Tee died April 24 of an acute penicillin reaction. Dr. James E. Jackson’s office said Pittman usually performed duties like a nurse. She asked about allergies before the injection, but was alone when the drug was given. Dr. Jackson was not present. Autopsy confirmed the penicillin reaction as the cause of death.
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Seattle
Wash
Marion Pillman
Hhem
Fred D. Tee
Lee
Pittman
James E. Jackson
Fackson
Accrotter
Pleads Innocent In Slaying In Herkimer
In Herkimer County, 25 year old Ruby Skevnick pleaded innocent to a second-degree murder charge in the slaying of her husband, 27, who was killed when he came home from his night shift. Judge Edmund McCarthy said a trial date would be set later.
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Herkimer
Dot
Edmund McCarthy
Herkimey County Court
Ruby Skevnick
Kennedy Nears Decisions On Berlin Action
President Kennedy presses toward a decision on military and diplomatic steps to meet Soviet pressure over West Berlin. A National Security Council session is planned and a news conference will outline U.S. resolve to defend West Berlin. The move follows warnings to the Soviet leadership about grave dangers of its Berlin policy.
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Kennedy
United States
West Berlin
Security Council
Berlin
Howe Sabring
U.S
Britain
Frisc
Kemlin
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Ughts
Western Nebels
Endan
Fear 60 Dead In Argentine Plane Crash
A four engine Argentine Airlines plane crashed near Azul Chachar on the Buenos Aires to Comodoro Rivadavia route. Officials feared all aboard were killed with possible American passengers among the dead. The craft, one of the airline’s newest models, tried an emergency landing and burst into flames.
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Buenos Aires
Azul
Les
Newsmen Flashing Lights Bill Defeated in House
Harrisburg report says a bill authorizing newsmen to use flashing amber warning lights on their cars during news emergencies was defeated in the House by a vote of 75 to 122. The measure aimed to aid rapid coverage of breaking events.
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Harrisburg
Weather Postpones U S Space Launching the Twice Delayed Launch
The second U S man in space mission was scrubbed for a second time due to weather and rescheduled for 6 am Friday. High cloud cover prevented required visual observation, ending the attempt to launch Virgil I Gus Grissom aboard Liberty Bell 7. NASA had warned that a postponement could last at least three days after fueling.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Virgil T (Gus) Grissom
National Aeronautics and Spice Administration
Project Mercury
Grissom
Wise
NASA
Cave explorers found dead in uncharted Indiana cavern
ORLEANS Ind AP two college cave explorers Ralph Moreland and Tom Arnold both 25 were found dead side by side in a narrow passage of an uncharted cave after floodwaters trapped them Sunday. They had crawled about 150 feet into the cave when the flood swamped their route. The bodies were discovered by the party led by Robert Armstrong in a cave eight miles west of Orleans and 30 miles north of the Ohio River. It took four hours to retrieve them.
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Orleans
Ind
Ralph
Moreland
Knox
Tom Arnold
Penn
Indiana University
Robert Armstrong
Thiamapolis
Laader
Armstrong
Tristine Ianestone
Thiana
Ohio River
Mead Park Sees Growth At Capacity For Summer Use
Mead Park filled to capacity as local residents enjoyed summer activities amid upgrades. Gifts of a cash donation from Edward Hawkins and a play gym from John Chillock were announced, with letters of appreciation sent. Improvements include new tables, resurfaced tennis courts, two new swings, a drinking fountain foundation at Summit Pavilion, a forthcoming fireplace, and rapid progress on the Climax building. The park concession stand operates under John Ohrn. Erie County grants Mead Park $1,500 yearly for maintenance, aiding ongoing park development for Corry and nearby areas.
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Mead Park
Slmmer
Edward Hawkins
John Chillock
Arthur Litz
Summit Pavilion
John Ohrn
Philip Zilzneck
Byron Nichols
Bilt
Erie County
Mead Park Association
Corry
Eric
Walter Aver
Walter Sweet
Estella Wells
Philip Zalaneck
Perry ‘Nichols
Louis Sears
E Whit Wesey
Roy Reed
Richard Ross
Norman, Edinger
Howard Jullin Jr
Albert Young
Harry Blount
Hazel Merker
France orders paratroopers to reinforce Tunisian base
France announced that paratroop units have been ordered to reinforce troops at a prepped base near Tunis. Louis Terrenoire said the paratroops will bolster those already at the main base as roadblocks ring the area. No date was given for deployment or clearance.
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France
Parisapi
Apokcaman
Hver
Louis Terrenoire
Information
Newamer
Parasthodo Unite
Ile
Golfers Killed by Lightning at Hyde Park Golf Course
Two golfers died after being struck by lightning at Hyde Park Hyde Park Golf Course around 4 West day afternoon. Robert A Taylor, 80, and Dury old Bid were dead on arrival at St Marys Hospital despite quick help from fellow golfers.
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Niagara Falls
VNU
Hyde Park
Robert A Taylor
St Mary's
Pital
Castro Plans New Policies For Cubans
Havana AP report says Javer Castro and his cabinet met seven hours to finish new policy details. He may announce a single powerful proletarian party at the July 26 revolution anniversary rally. Decrees include funding private schools and creating the National Order of Playa Giron for combatants. A separate item notes a paper plant strike in Glens Falls over seniority rights.
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Navana
Javer Castro
Castro
Fulgencin Batista
Associated Press
Cuba
National Order of Playa Giron
Umper‘aliam
Why the second short flight to space under Shepard era
Space officials defend a second short Mercury orbital flight to boost reliability and return safety. The plan contrasts with a full orbital attempt like Yuri Gagarin’s, stressing dependable instrumentation and recoverable data while noting risks to personnel and costs.
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Alton Blakeslew
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Official
Che
Yuri Gagarin
Virgil T. Grissom
Space Zone
Robert Vous
U.S. Won’t Land Man on Moon Before 1971 Says Air Force Chief
Brig Gen. Donald F. Flickinger told a Franklin Institute news conference that the United States cannot expect to land a man on the moon before 1971 due to gaps in knowledge about space hazards. He cited risks that could delay lunar missions by at least a decade unless national security requires accelerated effort. He could not predict if the Soviet Union would reach the moon first.
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Philadelphia
Air Force Aerospace Medical Projects
United States
Donald F. Flickinger
Franklin Institute
U.S
Plickinger
Soviet Union
United
A and P Talks Resume in Pittsburgh Area Labor Talks
Negotiations between Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and two union locals Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers resume after a two day recess. Talks set for seven hours with locals 427 and 590 in the Pittsburgh Altoona Youngstown region. Old contract extended two weeks beyond expiration last Saturday. William J Thomas named instructor at Point Park Junior College journalism and communications school in Pittsburgh.
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Farsppumun
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Feals
Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workers
AMP
Pittsburgh-Altoorsa
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Williem J .Thomas
Today Qa
Point Park Junior College
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