Local notes fragment hints at unclear 1960s era items
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble referencing executive figures in New York, a national meeting, power in scouting, a polka themed item, a pogo, and wardrobe mentions. Readable names or concrete dates are not present. details remain ambiguous and unverified.
Balaguer Wins Dominican Presidency Amid Civil War Turmoil
In Santo Domingo conservative Joaquín Balaguer claimed a sweeping victory over former president Juan Bosch in Dominican elections seen as steering the nation toward stability after civil strife and U.S. intervention. Bosch failed to win any area in the rebel heartland. a third candidate, Rafael Bonelly, trailed badly.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Bosch
Jose A. Quesada
Reform Party
Bosch
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Balaguer
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
U.S
Rafael F Bonelly
Corry and Spartansburg Girls Honored by Allegheny College
Corry Area High School graduate Kathe Tunnell and Spartansburg’s Lucinda Witmer were honored at Allegheny College convocation in Meadville. Tunnell received the William Bentley Prize and the Phi Delta Epsilon Medal of Merit for journalism contributions. Witmer earned the Lubrizol Corp scholarship for outstanding chemistry majors.
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Corry
Spartansburg
Allegheny College
Meadville
Kathe Tunnell
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
William Bentley
Fire destroys Swan home after child’s match tossed
A rear room fire sparked by a lighted match tossed by a Swan child gutted the George Swan residence on Tarbell Road near Union City. Fire units from Union City Corry Elgin Beaver Dam and others battled the blaze as flames spread to the upper floor and roof. The two story house was a total loss estimated at 3000. Swan, an employee of Corry Rubber Co., returned to find his home consumed by smoke and fire.
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George Swan
Tarbell Road
Union City
Swan
Union City Fire Department
Corry
Elgin-Beaverdam
Francis
Poke) Wontenay
Arden Earl
Elgin Beaverdam
Corry Rubber Co
Carl
Envoy Tommaso Gallarati Scotti Dies at 88 in Italy
Italian ambassador to Madrid and London Tommaso Gallarati-Scotti, aged 88, died at his villa on the shores of Lake Como on Wednesday.
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Bellagio
Italy
Tommaso Gallarati-Scotti
Madrid
London
Lake Como
Corry Library Board Elects Ott President and Gould Vice President
The Corry Public Library board elected Mrs. Robert A. Ott Jr. as president and Mrs. George Gould as vice president at their annual meeting. Librarian reports show April and May circulation at 6900, up from prior period, with 197 new books and 112 new readers added. Summer hours set 1 to 6 pm Monday through Thursday and 1 to 10 pm Fridays starting June.
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The
Corry Public Library
Robert A. Ott Jr
Ott
George Gould
James Thompson
Three U S Planes Lost in North Viet Nam Raids
U S planes hammered North Viet Nam for a third straight day focusing on antiaircraft and missile sites. A spectacular strike hit a 20 truck Communist supply convoy, raising U S losses to 254 planes shot down since Monday. one pilot was rescued as ground forces reported light contact with the enemy.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Raft
United States
Ex-Corry Boy Dies In Freak Farm Mishap
Dirk L. Randall, 16, grandson of Corry residents, suffocated at a farm near Aledo Illinois. He was found buried in shelled corn at 6:15 p.m. after disappearing from view while feeding corn into an auger feeder and climbed on the crib to the mass. Born in Corry, he lived here two years before the family moved to Illinois to farm.
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Corry
Fameily
Aledo
Dirk L. Randall
Benjamin Randall
Harold Randall
Illinois
Griffith awarded 136520 for truck crash injuries
Indiana Pa A county jury awarded Forrest Griffith of Homer City 136520 for injuries from a wreck on June 1 1962 when his tractor-trailer owned by Clearfield Truck Rentals went off Route 286 north of Clymer striking trees. The verdict against Clearfield Truck Rentals Inc cited unsafe equipment.
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Indiana, Pa
Indiana
Forrest Griffith
Homer City
Clearfield Truck Rentals, Inc
Clearfield
Griffith
Clearfield Truck
Route 286
Clymer
Five Men Die In Dora No 2 Coal Mine Accident
Five miners died and two escaped after black damp filled an abandoned Dora No 2 mine area in Punxsutawney region of western Pennsylvania. John Kramer 33 Sam Gaul 39 Bob White 47 Hilton Neiswonger 27 Ronald Moore about 25 all of them inside. James Ishman Oran Anthony escaped. Rescue delayed until air cleared and bodies recovered about 14 hours after the event about a mile inside the mine near Dora.
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XSU Tawney
Pennsylvania
Robert L. Shaffer
Jefferson County
Dora No. 2
Doverspike Brothers Coal Co
Shaffer
John Kramer
Sam Gaul
R. D
Punxsutawney
Bob White
Hilton Neiswonger
Mayport
Ronald Moore
DuBois
James Ishman
Brookville
Oran Anthony
New Bethlehem
Gaul
White
Kramer
Neiswonger
Moore
Tshman
Anthony
Dora
Here
Extension Averts Strike At Pennsylvania Electric Co
Negotiations continue under a two day extension to avert a strike by 1,450 line and production workers of the Pennsylvania Electric Co. The extension, agreed by both sides, shifts the deadline to tomorrow at midnight. The old contract expired May 25 and the IBEW negotiates for workers at Corry Erie Warren Bradford Oil City Clearfield Towanda Williamsburg Saxton. Neither side disclosed the sticking point.
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Johnstown, Pa
Pennsylvania Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electric Workers
Corry
Erie
Warren
Bradford
Oil City
Clearfield
Towanda
Williamsburg
Saxton
Surveyor One Lands On Moon In Clear First Try
Pasadena reports Surveyor 1 achieved a precise gentle moon landing and began transmitting images from the Sea of Storms. The televised photos show a smooth hard surface suitable for future crewed landings, with a broad featureless plain and minor surface irregularities in view.
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Pasadena
Calif
Pulsion Laboratory
Sea of Storms
Gemini 9 mission set for Friday lift off
Cape Kennedy reports engineers confident Gemini 9 crew Stafford and Cernan will try again Friday at 9 39 am EDT for a 70 hour flight. Delays followed two failed attempts caused by a faulty signal relay and uncertainties about the Augmented Target Docking Adapter shroud separation.
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Cape
Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene ‘A. Cernan
Cape Kennedy
Earth
ATDA
Corry Schools To Name Sup t Monday
The Corry Area Joint School Board will elect a new superintendent next Monday at a special meeting. A vacancy committee narrowed 22 applicants to eight for interviews, then to six and three finalists. Supt. Thomas Shupe, not renamed at an April 12 meeting, was interviewed Tuesday.
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Corry Area
Thomas Shupe
Joint Board
Shupe
Arrest 29 In Narcotics Raid Across Pittsburgh Districts
Pittsburgh authorities with a large task force carried out a narcotics raid on the North Side Homewood and Hill districts. Nearly 100 officers from city, state and federal agencies participated and twelve people were arrested on state or federal narcotics charges.
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2Ittsburgh Ap
Pittsburgh
Homewood
Hill
Ex Corry Man Directs Photos From The Moon
A former Corry resident, Jack Lindsley, leads the Space science team at Jet Propulsion Laboratory and directed the camera work for the moon landing. He spoke on nationwide TV as the Surveyor craft touched down at 2 17 37 am EDT, 63 hours after launch from Cape Kennedy. Images show a firm landing with feet on lunar crust. one foot made slight contact, indicating shallow mood. The report notes the craft’s height and diameter and discusses surface theories as scientists monitor the photos.
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United States
Surveyor
Corry
Jack Lindsley
Leon Lindsley
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lindsley
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
Cape Kennedy
Goldstone
Ky's Troops Capture Hue End Buddhist Siege in Vietnam
Premier Ky’s forces seized Hue in a bloodless advance after earlier Da Nang victory, ending Buddhist rebels’ northern stronghold. The takeover followed a government compromise with Buddhist leaders in Saigon, with Hue radio and key fortifications falling as tensions remained over the directorate’s 10 civilian additions. An explosion wounded Thich Thien Minh near Saigon.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
da Nang
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Milton Morris
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National Honor Society
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History ‘Club
Sparta
Allegheny
Penn
Penelee
Corry Schools
Moon
Sai- Bon
Mone
Thich ‘Thien Minh
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