Suspension Notices and Local News From Corry Area
A list of vehicle suspensions for various motorists includes Thomas W. Campbell 18 West Frederick 90 days Gordon T. Miller Columbus % days Herbert A. Weed Union City one year Archer L. Perrin Spring Creek 20 days. A boy suffered a possible nose fracture yesterday after a ball struck him at play and he was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. The city council directed Police Chief Carnegie to donate bikes to charity rather than keep or dispose of them. Warren County received a $200000 state grant for Scandia road work to the state line, with highways department handling projects. John Stranahan of Spartansburg reported the loss of an olive billfold containing IDs and $25. A marriage license was filed in Warren County for John S. Davidson and Stephany J. Mary. A $15200 federal grant was approved for the Warren and Forest Counties Economic Opportunity Council to fund a rural transportation study, with $4610 locally. The Wayfarers group, 35 youths and leaders, arrived in Corry for a 2200 mile Great Lakes trip, to be hosted at First United Methodist Church with an informal service this evening.
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Thomas W. Grampbell
West Frederick Silver
Gordon T. Miller
Columbus
Herbert A. Weed
Union City
Archer L. Perrin
R. D
Spring Creek
Corry
First United Methodist Church
Great Lakes
Canada
Nixon and Rockefeller vie for Vietnam plank support
Senate and House lawmakers discuss the GOP platform on Vietnam. Delegates including Tower and Conte lean Nixon aligned, while Rockefeller backers push a four stage peace plan with an international buffer force. Laird notes no candidate pushes a fixed platform, Stassen urges UN peace terms.
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John G. Tower
Texas
Nixon
Vietnam
Rockefeller
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Glenard P. Lipscomb
California
Subcommittee On
Foreign Affairs and
National Defense
Paris
Melvin Laird
Wisconsin
Laird
Barry Goldwater
Harold E. Stassen
United Nations
Papal Encyclical Draws Mixed Catholic Response
Conservative Roman magazine hails the papal encyclical as a courageous reaffirmation of Christian truth inviting moral revival. Cardinal McIntyre calls it refreshing while others urge waiting for the official text. Boston’s Cardinal Cushing says the case is closed, amid mixed clergy reactions in New York and Washington.
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James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Terene J. Cooke
New York
Rome
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Washington
Patrick Cardinal O'Bayle
Mary Louise Birmingham
Hackensack, N.J
National Police Walkout Proposed by Fraternal Order
Police leaders across major cities consider a two day walkout amid perceived lack of support in handling racial violence. Fraternal Order of Police president John Herrington cited high risk from ambushes and announced a September seminar to set a date, with delegates from New York, Detroit, Philadelphia and others at the Cleveland meeting as context.
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Shreveport
John Herrington
Philadelphia
Order of Police
Herrington
The
Order
New York
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Detroit Pone Association
Cleveland
Fraternal Order of Police National Boards
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Birmingham
Ala
Gary
Ind
No Further Bomb Cutback Says Rusk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States cannot further curtail bombing in North Vietnam until the country offers a realistic response. At a news conference he urged progress with something more concrete than a blank wall and denied reports that North Vietnam has shown restraint. He noted that the United States and allies must learn from a responsible source in North Vietnam directly or through intermediaries.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Rusk
Rosk
Vatican clash over Galileo echoes in Maryann Napolie remark
Maryann Napolie, a Manhattan mother, dismisses papal concerns on the Galileo case. She says clergy seem to talk among themselves and declares she has made up her mind, showing indifference toward Vatican debates and their reach.
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Jess
Maryann Napolie
Manhattan
Vatican
U S Budget Overestimate Sparks Treasury Statement
Top government officials announced the fiscal year deficit reached 25.4 billion dollars, 5.6 billion above January estimates and 3.1 billion above March revisions. They blamed congressional delays in enacting the 10 percent income tax surcharge for shortfalls in receipts and noted Vietnam war spending was only modestly higher than Johnson's revised plan.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Trial Set For Former FBI Ten Most Wanted Evans
York AP Evans once among the FBI's 10 most wanted has a trial scheduled for the August term in York County. He was shot and captured April 25 after an armed robbery and assault spree. Evans has been hospitalized at Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia since his capture.
Lansford Evening Record Closes After 99 Years
The Lansford Evening Record, founded in 1879, shut down its daily publication. Its circulation list was sold to Jim Thorpe Times-News, displacing about 22 employees. Times-News managing editor Nate Dermott says applications are being reviewed, though all staff may not be rehired as the paper absorbs roughly 4,000 new subscribers.
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Lansford, Pa
Lansford Evening Record
David G. Reinbold
Record News Co, Inc
Jim Thorpe
Times-News
Nate Dermott
Evening News
The
First Woman To Woman Heart Transplant Performed
A 49 year old Houston grandmother became the world’s first woman to woman heart transplant recipient. Beth White Brunk received the heart of a Corsicana woman, Betty O’Neal, after she entered St Luke’s Episcopal Hospital with a brain hemorrhage. The donor’s condition and exact dates are noted.
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Houston, Tex
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Beth White Brunk
Houston
Corsicana
Tex
Betty O'Neal
Overweight Pal Saves $ In Court Fine
A Braymer Missouri feed service was fined 10 dollars for carrying a 670 pound overload on a truck. The owner said part of the weight included a 325 pound friend who asked for a ride. Separately, York man John Jamison, 19, was indicted for murder in the June 26 shooting of Joseph Kearse, 29, in York. Surgeons led by Dr. Denton A. Cooley performed a heart transplant in Houston, with Mrs. Brunk, patient and widow of a commercial pilot, doing well post operation after receiving a donor with a brain tumor noted in the autopsy plans.
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S v. Joseph
Erb
Feed Service
Braymer
Margaret Young
Phia
John Jamison
York
Joseph Kearse
Denton A. Coaley
Cooley
Brunk
St. Luke's
Houston
Gladys Smith
Bryan
Tex
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Walter Loveland
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Chess Giles
Frank Carnegie
Warren County
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New York State Line
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Robert G. Bartlett
Highways Department
John Stranahan
Spartansburg
John 5. Davidson
Wayne Street
Stephany J. Mary
West
Chester
Forest Counties
Economie Opportunity Council, Inc
Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
Faus Uno Sanchez
Madrid
Las Ventas
Sanchez
Washington St
Corry, PA
Javie Parker
Ann Page
Black Pepper
Turkey
Bos
Mellonbanic Charge Service
Pal
RCA
Gerry Rodeo
Gerry
Bill Bushbaum
Meek
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Jim Hammond
Easy
Philco
Gibson
Dumont
Automobile Agencies
Rambler
S. 1St Ave
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair - Olds
Coal—Fuel
ICE Crystal Coal Co
U.C
Corry Block Co
Shady Avenue
DRY Cleaners
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buck - Tempest
West South St
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Corry
Prank
Bell's Auto Parts
Napa
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate Store
Street
Corry Bak
Bresd
Connie’s
Electrical Contractors
Insurance — General
E. Crosby
Main St
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
F.H. & M.A. Beall
Smith St
Erie Insur
All Way
Taylor's
Anthrop Electric
Res
Electric Heat & Appl
Desmond Electric Company
Indust. Commer. & Reard
Corry Evening Journal
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Joe Garity
Frea
Don Edwards
Roosevelt
Loyd Gates & Sons
Minneapoli Moline
Stewart Road
R.D.1
Johnson Brothers Chain Saws
Myers Micha Aero
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Severa
Desmond Electric Co
Elect
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Phoenix Hotel
Mountain
Keystone Service
Bron Abes
Corry TV Cable Co
Rea
North Center
Western Equipment
Fox Renee Tack Shop
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