Corry area police report multiple local incidents
City police cited Dale L. Blakeslee for speeding reckless driving and two counts of running red signals after a high speed chase ended in a crash that damaged a 1968 car. A woman found money at South Center and South streets may claim it. A stop sign was knocked over near Aero Flow Dynamics. A hit and run on Route 77 injured a cow owned by Leonard Loucks. Wallet left in a phone booth was found to be missing. Several Erie County marriage licenses were filed and Crawford County real estate transfers noted. An Ohio man won 37105 in a court award after a five day trial against Dravo Corp for a toe stub and a thumb fracture.
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Dale L. Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Blakeslee
M.S. Cobbett
Corry
Riceville Corners
Leonard Loucks
Centerville
Mildred Gruber
R. D
South Center
Main Streets
Betit
Fsburgh
Ohio
U. S
William Andrews
Cambridge Springs
Dravo Corp
Dravo
Pabe F. Marsh
Ex-Corry Man, U S Tax Aide To Speak Here
Ex Corry man George McQuiston, a federal income tax and pension specialist, will lecture on Old Age Benefits and Retirement at the VEW Club on West Washington Street Sunday at 2 00 p m He will hold a question and answer session McQuiston serves on a federal task force on pension plans and is an instructor in Washington He earned a CPA degree at the University of Texas and has 14 years in the field A Navy World War II veteran his visit is a public service for the elderly and the general public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George McQuiston
VEW Club
West Washington Street
McQuiston
Austin
Tex
Washington
University of Texas
Shafer outlines Pennsylvania tax plan and college grads
Shafer presented a budget package proposing hikes in multiple taxes including corporate net income, utilities gross receipts, and inheritances to fund state needs. He noted a revised 1967-69 revenue outlook with a $43 million shortfall offset by a $70 million budget cut, keeping total spending at $1.791 billion. Two Corry residents, Carol Lucie and Frederick Dahlstrand, were among Thiel College’s 1967 graduates, with Lucie active in Chi Omega and a English major, Dahlstrand a history major in Phi Alpha Theta.
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Pennsylvania
Shafer
Corry
Thiel College
Greenville
Carol Lucie
Franklin G. Lucie
Wright Street
Frederick Dahlstrand
Alton F. Dahlstrand
Miss Lacle
Chi Omega Sorority
Dahlstrand
Phi Alpha ‘Theta
Thiel Christian Fellowship
Egyptian envoy warns U S to stay out of Gulf crisis
An Egyptian envoy urged the United States to avoid involvement in Egypt's blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba, calling for restraint as the Arab Israeli dispute risks escalation. The warning followed a meeting with Secretary of State Rusk amid White House deliberations on diplomacy and oil considerations.
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Washington
United States
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Mostafa Karel
Dean Rusk
Johnson
White House
State Department
Turkey
U.S
Middle East
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jordan
Hussein
George Christian
Kamel
Avraham Harman
Rabbinical Assembly of America
Harman
Israel
Africa
Asia
Gulf
Suez Canal
Miners Named Heroes For Fatal Efforts
In Punxsutawney a mine disaster a year ago claimed five workers. John S. Kramer 34 and C Hilton Neiswonger 28 were posthumously honored with pensions and bronze medals by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission. Kramer warned colleagues then sacrificed himself to save others. Suspected heroes were recognized as brave in the event. Also, Elfrida Tice 54, longtime society editor of Mitchell Daily Republican, died Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
John S. Kramer
Punxsitawney
C. Hilton Heiswanger
Mayport
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Puntsutawney
Kramer
Nelswonger
Neiswonger
Mitchell
Elfrieda Tice
National Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Merton B. K. Tice
VFW
Tice
Mitchell Daily Republican
Carrier Intrepid Cleared for Suez Passage Amid Red Sea Plans
The 41,000 ton aircraft carrier Intrepid was cleared by Egypt to traverse the Suez Canal this evening. Official word on stationing in the Red Sea or its role in a potential Middle East crisis was not given. Diplomatic sources say the ship is bound for the Far East.
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Egypt
Defense Department
Intrepid
Suez Canal
Canal
Red Sea
Middle East
Far
East
Britain
The
Gulf
Brown
Hermes
Aden
Far East
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Cairo
Kuwait
Jordan
Nasser
Hussein
Syria
Damascus
Britain and Arab forces rally around Nasser in Sinai crisis
The United States and Britain bolster ships and troops as Nasser concentrates 80,000 Egyptian troops in Sinai. Iraqi and Kuwaiti contingents arrive in Egypt while Jordan mobilizes reserve forces near the Israeli border after a mutual defense pact with Egypt. Jazz composer Billy Strayhorn dies at 61 after a cancer battle.
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Aaragra
Robert Lindstrom
South Streets
Warren Reynolds
Mead Avenue
West Main Street
Aero- Flow Dynamics
Erie County
James B. Miller
Darlene G. Cook
Thomas I. Flowers
East Frederick Street
Constance Root
Oakley Avenue
Crawford County
John L. Weldner
Rene J. Nicklas
Sparta Township
Carry Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center
Dtw Gees
OPE Enterprises
United Artists
Carol Lacie
Fred Dahlstrand
Hammond's Lumber and
Eagle Street
Leroy Peck
Corry High School
Robert M. Swanson
Peter Swanson
Elgin
Oren C. Hilty
Southwestern Publishing Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Journal
Johnston
Stoiling
Citizens OF
Corry Area
Sterling Milk
Mead Park
Sterling All Star Dairy
Peach ST
Erie
Evie
Convenient
New York
William
Billy" Strayhorn
Strayhorn
Duke Ellington
Ellington
North Center
Cong
Lette
Exroseuas
RCA Victor Agzw
RCA
Meerhoff
North Main Union City
Peale Lumber
Devoe
Tru Value Building Supply Center
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