Local Ad Notes and Community Updates
Spot Line-O-Ads urges VFW members to buy car tickets by Friday July 29. Karen's Gift Shop lists houseware deals from towels to luncheon sets. Corry Memorial Hospital provides emergency contact numbers and ambulance info. Admits and discharges listed for Corry area residents. Local business notices include wedding invitations from The Corry Journal and farm news from Dodd Farms Dairy. Printing, cleaning, and photo tips appear with shop ads and sale items.
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Dodd Farms
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Fidel Castro Urges Latin Revolution In 1970s Decade
In Havana Castro declared the 1970s would be a decade of revolution across Latin America and denounced lukewarm revolutionaries as imperialism’s allies. Speaking to thousands at Revolutionary Plaza, he cited Freeman in predicting hunger but argued it will spark broader revolt. He urged true Latin American revolutionaries to topple governments.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Castro
Revolutionary Plaza
U.S
Orville L. Freeman
Cuba
Bliss funeral arrangements announced at Bracken
The body of C. F. Bliss lies in state at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A committal service will follow Saturday at Pine Grove Cemetery. Memorials may go to Zem Zem Hospital for Crippled Children in care of Wallace Young, Corry.
Rockefeller Defeats McMillan in Arkansas Primary Contest
Rockefeller beat Gus McMillan of Sheridan who drew a token vote. McMillan, a 1964 Democrat candidate for governor, was accused by Rockefeller of being placed in the race by Democrats for harassment. In 367 precincts Rockefeller led 16 781 to 1 015. Renomination came easily for Sen John L McClellan and Reps E C Gathings Wilbur Mills and J W Trimble. Two young attorneys Pryor of Camden and Arnold of Texarkana qualified in the 4th District for a runoff to fill the seat left by Oren Harris.
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Rockefeller
Gus McMillan
Sheridan
McMillan
John L. McClellan
E.C. Gathings
Wilbur Mills
J.W. Trimble
David Pryor
Camden
Ss Arnold
Texarkana
Oren Harris
McClellan
Foster Johnson
Little Rock
Faubus
Penn State Bill Advances in House with Capitol Campus
An expanded 40.5 million Pennsylvania State University appropriation moves in the House after spending adds 1.5 million for a new Capitol Campus at Olmsted Air Force Base in Middletown. The campus opens in September as Olmsted AFB phases out by 1969. The bill also allocates 35.6 million for general maintenance and 2.2 million to sustain reduced tuition for full time residents, plus 800 thousand for part time students.
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Pennsylvania State University
Committee On Higher Education
Commonwealth
Olmsted Air Force Base
Middletown
Capitol
Olmsted Afb
University Park
Pennsylvania
Segregationist Governor Run Emerges in 1956 Race
A state senator turned spokesman for segregationists after the 1954 Supreme Court desegregation ruling ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1956 on a segregationist platform. He had pledged support for the nominee against Rockefeller Johnson during the campaign.
Coroner Holds Boy In Killing Of Own Father
Pittsburgh coroner orders 14 year old David Kilgore bound over for grand jury action in the death of his father Paul Kilgore 55 who was shot in his East Liberty home on July 16 The boy says a gun discharged accidentally during a struggle with his father and was released on his own recognizance The coroner notes possible justifiable homicide or accidental death. EX ATHLETE DIES YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Benny Blunt 19 former Raven High School athlete dies from head injuries after July 21 auto crash. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Allegheny County
William R. Hunt
David Kilgore
East Liberty
Paul Kilgore
Youngstown
Ohio
Bennie Blunt
Raven High School
Okays Area Purchases In Project 70
Harrisburg AP Five Project 70 land acquisitions approved by Gov Scranton involve 705 acres added to Pymatuning State Park in Crawford County for about 600000 dollars. Other buys include 960 acres beside the Daniel Boone Homestead in Berks County for about 270000 dollars and land in Erie County for a Fort Le Boeuf museum site costing 30000 dollars. The Fish Commission plans to acquire over 4.5 acres at Conneaut Lake outlet for 3800 dollars and 30 acres along Cedar Creek in Clinton County for 75000 dollars to provide future propagation and fishing development.
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Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
The
Fish Commission
Gov. Scranton
Pymatuning State Park
Crawford County
Daniel Boone
Berks County
Erie County
le Boeuf
the Fish Commission
Conneaut Lake
French Creek
Cedar Creek
Clinton County
William Holden In Fatal Italy Crash Near Pisa
American actor William Holden 48 was involved in a high speed crash near Pisa on the Florence to Ligurian coast highway. Holden and two West sisters from New York were uninjured while the Italian driver of the other car died. Police said the small car hit the rear and overturned after the collision.
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Pisa
Holden
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Susan West
New York
Montecatini
Visreggio
Florence
Ligurian Seacoast
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Philip Sample
East Main Street
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Edward Brockway
Ashville
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China
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