Elgin Beaverdam fund drive ends soon as response grows
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose fund drive has seen about a quarter of area residents respond to donation letters, fire official Joseph Wetmore said. A reminder campaign is expected. A separate accident report notes Richard Rowland, 4, was treated for a lacerated forehead and possible jaw fracture after a maul head struck him while his son drove a pipe into the ground on the Corry-Spring Creek road. His condition was listed as satisfactory. Karl Sorenson, 34, suffered a facial laceration in a crash on Crossing road with roughly $500 damage to his car. The Dairymen's League Co-Operative Association plans a meeting at Waterford Elementary School Auditorium at 8:30 pm featuring Henry Schri on "Cow, Kids and Co-Ops." The Western Pennsylvania West Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church opens June 7 at Whiel College in Greenville. Rev. Dr. Hankey seeks re-election as president. Marriage licenses filed include Karl L. Brooks and Linda L. Halfast. A real estate transfer, Mina E. Fralick to Leonard E. Fralick, Concord Township, was recorded. Linda May, 4H president, won honors at the Memorial Day horse show with Traveler and placed in the balloon race. State bank assets rose to 11.57 billion as of April 5, up 914 million from last year. Local project funding totals include 3,715 from local funds. The note ends with promotion for a daily newspaper.
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Richard Rowland
R.D.2
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry-Spring Creek
Robert
Buddhist crisis in Hue strains Saigon rule and Ky Thi truce
In Hue Buddhist protests escalate as more than 1,000 students attack the U.S. consulate while U.S. and Vietnamese authorities seek a governance compromise. A truce between Ky and Thi, brokered at Chu Lai, yields plans for a 10 member ruling directorate and a civilian path by September.
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Thich
Hue
Saigon
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
United States
U.S
Chu Lai
da Nang
Buddhist Institute
U.S. Armed Forces
Johnson
Gia Long Palace
Nguyen van Thieu
People's and Armed
Forces Council
New Leader for Association Foundation Named
Robert L. Taylor, president and publisher of the Philadelphia Bulletin, was elected Wednesday as the new president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation. He succeeds David Lindsay Jr. of the Herald-Tribune and Journal in Sarasota, Florida.
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New York
Robert L.taylor
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
American Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation
Taylor
David Lindsay ,Jr
Herald-Tribune and Journal
Sarasota, Fla
Science Fair At Concord School Draws Sixth Grade Projects
The annual elementary science fair runs this evening from 7 to 9 at Concord School with sixth grade projects from Corry area schools on display. Judged winners include Timothy Hooven Wright School grand prize Andy Williams Wright School first prize Cynthia Loveland Concord first prize Jamez Hammond Conelway Kevin Sutton Conelway Molly Rudolph Wright. other second and third place winners noted. Public invited to attend.
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Concord
Corry
Ners
Timothy Hooven
Wright School
Andy Williams
Cynthia Loveland
Jamez Hammond
Conelway
Kevin Sut
Scranton vows never to seek public office again
Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania declared at a news conference that he would never run for public office after his term ends next January. He stated, I am not going to run ever again for any public office under any circumstances.
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Harrispuru
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Political speculation cited on Kennedy run plans
The remarks deny plans to run for Congress in 1966 or Senate in 1968, asserting an irrevocable stance. Rumors about a 1968 presidential bid are noted but denied, signaling a firm position against running in those contests.
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Congress
Senate
Not Running for President in 1968 Says Scranton
Scranton, a Republican, stated he will not run for President in 1968 or ever, though he has been mentioned as a potential GOP standard bearer for 1968. His term as governor ends next year.
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Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Lost Draft Papers Spark GOP Push for Draft Review
Washington Republicans pressed for a congressional probe into the draft arguing many youths are drafted because their papers are on hand. They cited a Selective Service report claiming 73 percent of 1A pool not fully examined, 118,000 not ordered for examination, and 280,000 with stalled papers. They urged computerization while opposing a fully centralized system. Senator Javits backed a universal national service proposal for men under a certain age.
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Washingion
House Republicans
Viet Nam
GOP
Selective Service
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Hold Rites For Mrs. L. Williams
Funeral service for Mrs. Laura F. Williams was held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 11 o clock with Rev. Charles DuBois officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Wallace Young S B Elston Rasselas Brown G B Bennett Jerome Davis and Kepple Tiffany. Guild of the church and local American Red Cross chapter attended. out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Kroker and Mrs. Lynda Brandstetter of Auburn.
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Leo J. Kroker
Lynda Brandsteretter
Auburn
Cancers Start By Virus Findings From Columbia Team
CHICAGO AP Two findings from Columbia University researchers suggest viruses may initiate cancer. Virus like particles were found in healthy-appearing cells next to prostate cancer cells, not in the cancer cells themselves. The team notes these adjacent cells grow as rapidly as cancer cells, prompting efforts to isolate the particles.
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Chicago
Columbia University
John K. Lattimer
Cochairman
Department of
Urology
New York
American Urological Association
Myron Tannenbaum
Lattimer
Re Search
Locke
Brnik Return After Yugoslav Visit with Tito
Janos Kadar, first secretary of the Hungarian Communist party, returned home from a three day visit with President Tito in Yugoslavia.
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Brnik
Yugoslavia
Janos Kadar
Communist’ ‘Party
Tito
Church Youth Taking Lake Excursion
Erie church youth plan annual graduation party with a smorgasbord at Little Bit of Sweden, a moonlight Lake Erie trip, and a Christian movie. Sponsored by city churches, reservations via James Wells, 314 Gould Street, $1.50 tickets. Proceeds support the worthy cause.
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Erie
Corry Area High School
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Little Bit of Sweden
Lake Erie
Dale Linebaugh
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
James Wells
Gould Street
Amer
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Karly Sorenson
West Washteen
Thomas Carr
Sorenson
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Co- Operative Assocation, Inc
Henry Schri~ Farmer
Waterford
Western Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Erie County
Karl L. Brooks
Second Avenue
Linda L. Halfast
West
Washington Street
Mina E. Fralick
Leonard E. Fralick
Concord Township
Linda May
Orly Area
Horse and Pony ‘Club
North East Saddle Club
G. Allen Patterson
Harrisburg
Ree Aen
Ky’s
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Poitier
Wnters
Elizheers Hartman
Inea
Oren Jie i Bancroft
Leighton Fi
Pate An Dik Lee
Flora Mildred
Orson Dunnock
EOE
Albert
Kodak Film
Cather
First Avenue
Rossin
Pete
Sonya
the Journal Daily
Competita
Ham Building
PLACE
Eagle Street
Jane Pi
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