St Vincent College to raise room and board fees
St Vincent College at La Trobe Pennsylvania announced an increase in room and board fees. A Pleasant Township fair for the Sadley Fund raised 570 dollars for Mrs. Sadley after her husband killed two of their children two weeks ago. Sadley was returned to a mental hospital after treatment. Neighbors and police reported various local incidents including a stolen bicycle, a found transistor radio, two car crashes, and other small injuries. The Bradford City Council considers Project 70 land preservation. Kane borough accepted federal funds for sewage units. Multiple minor injuries from lawn mowers and accidents were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Pleasant Township
Sadley
Robert Sadley
North Warren State Hospital
Kane
Appalachia
Douglas Roberts
Corry Memorial Hospital
Douglas
Charles Roberts
West Pleasant Street
Alfred van Dresar
Wayne Street
William Hartel
West Smith Street
Viet Cong Attacks North Vietnam as Ky Anniversary Near
Viet Cong guerrillas launched two assaults in the northern provinces within hours of Ky’s anniversary forecast of final victory over the Communists. A self-inflicted action by about 50 guerrillas at a U S Marine artillery position near Chu Lai ended with 14 enemy dead after a three hour fight. In Hue on the outskirts, a militia headquarters was attacked, 11 defenders killed, and the building destroyed. Families searched debris for missing service members.
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U.S
Chu Lai
Saigon
Hue
It Was Bound To Happen Kid Pickets It Was Bound To Happen
In Pittsburgh Brentwood a group of 15 children led by Tommy Piso fourteen walked a picket line outside a home. Tommy’s mother Dee Piso could not take him to the school picnic due to a prior family engagement. He said he read of pickets in the paper and decided to join. His mother agreed to try to fit in a later ride if timing allowed.
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Pittsburgh
Brentwood
Tommy Piso
Dee Piso
Billie Jean
Tommy
Hold Rites For Mrs Reynolds at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Mrs. William H. Margaret Reynolds were held yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home. The Rev Clyde May of Spartansburg Christian Missionary Alliance Church officiated. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. Bearers included Joseph Balog Lyle Chelton Neil Chelton Gordon Fralick Guy Fralick and Lawrence Swanson. Attending from away were Douglas Reynolds Union City Andrew Apps Goshen Conn John Swanson Allen Crandall Jamestown N Y Mary Loomis Conneaut Ohio Ernest Hankin Reno Pa Robert Reed Clymer Robert Fink and Robert Fink Jr Centerville Pa Leo Flaherty Bear Lake Bear bake.
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William H
Margaret) Reynolds
Bracken
Clyde May
Spartansburg Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Rose Hill
Spartansburg
Joseph Balog
Lyle Chelton
Neil Chelton
Gordon Fralick
Guy Fralick
Lawrence Swanson
Douglas Reynolds
Union City
Andrew Apps
Goshen
Conn
John Swanson
Allen Crandall
Jamestown
N. Y
Mary Loomis
Conneaut
Ohio
Ernest Hankin
Reno
Robert Reed
Clymer
Robert Fink
Robert Fink Jr
Centerville
Leo Flaherty
Bearbake
Hold Last Rites For R. Croscutt
Funeral services for Roy W. Croscutt were held at Ed wards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church in Clymer on Saturday at 1 p m with Rev Roger Winn officiating organist Mrs Dorothy Humes and singers Jerol Harmelink Thomas Yaiko Carlton Brumagin Bruce McCray Floyd Cady Lee Hunink Norvel Reed participated Interment was in Holland Cemetery Clymer The report also notes a separate sentencing in Westchester involving Theodore J Miller of Reading 55 who received 11% to 23 months in jail on an involuntary charge.
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Roy W. Croscutt
Edwards Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren
Clymer
Roger Winn
Dorothy Humes
Jerolé Harmelink
Thomas Yaiko
Carlton Brumagin
Bruce McCray
Floyd Cady
Lee Hunink
Norvel Reed
Holland Cemetery
Westchester
Theodore J. Miller
Reading
Corry High alumni honor scholars at annual banquet
A large Corry High School alumni turnout for the Saturday banquet and dance at Corry Area High. Janelle Spiesman received the Virgil Curtis scholarship from Miss Lena Cohen and Dr. James Rumbaugh accepted the trophy for the Class of 1956 as the largest group. Class of 1916 boasted the highest attendance percentage, accepted by Wallace Young. NATO and De Gaulle remarks mix with a Johnson administration reference in a related note.
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Corry High School
Corry Area
Janelle Spiesman
Virgil Curtis
Lena
Wallace Young
Johnston
De Gaulle faces calls for Johnson meeting over rift
Sen Frank Church reported European leaders feel the United States lags, communications between Paris and Washington are strained, and allies are split by a diplomatic glacier. He urged a direct De Gaulle Johnson meeting after EU talks.
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
United States
de Gaulle
Johnson
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Europe
Church
Times
Paris
Washington
Dean Rusk
Driver gets manslaughter charges in schoolgirl death
Miller, sentenced Saturday, was driving a car that struck and killed a schoolgirl as she left a bus last December.
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Miller
Shafer Urges Faster Action to End Mining Blight
Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer proposed speeding up programs to end mining blight and its water and air pollution in the anthracite region. He asked Congress to broaden the Appalachian Development Act and urged state legislation to control acid mine drainage as part of a regional pollution plan. The tour began with leaders from Pennsylvania schools and included the dedication of a new mental health facility at Wernersville State Hospital.
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Wilkes-Barre
Raymond P. Shafer
Scranton
Shafer
Congress
Appalachia
Wernersville State Hospital
Berks County
Apprenticeship Centers Planned in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
The Department of Labor announces new apprenticeship centers opening this September in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. They will offer counseling and testing for applicants seeking to join programs and aim to give youths equal opportunities to become skilled workers in the state.
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Ready Centers
Philadelphia
U.S
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Latrobe, Pa
Rogers Structural Steel
John Kornikoski
Wright School
Mark Fairchild
Second Avenue
Corry Bridge
Joseph Frankowitz
Charles Swegles
R. D. 1. Corry
Bradford
Melvin Farm
Irvin Luter
Corry
Robert Racke
Charles Racke
Donald Sexton
Rex Nichols
Lakewood
Nichols
North Center Street
Center
Washington Streets
Sexton
Rodney
Rodney Beckerink
William Williams
R. Croscutt
Henry M. Jackson
Corry Journal
the Corry Journal Printing Department
Business Guide
Hammond Appl
Furn
GE Appliances and Furniture
Center St
Automobile Agencies
Fitch Motors
Rambler Sales & Service
S. 1St Ave
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair
Columbus
Sern
C. Christensen Motora
Comet-Mercury
Crystal Coal Co
U.C. Zen
Corry Block Company
Shady Avenue
Frank's Auto Service
Auto Supplies
W.F. Rickers
N. Canter St
DRY Cleaners
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Corry
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Electrical Contractors
Weston's Bakery
Lathrop Electric. Res
Tina
Insurance — General
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Bennink Insurance Agency
J. H
M. A. Beall
General Insurance
East Smith St
E. Crosby Bush Insurance
E. Main St
Crandall Agency, Inc
N. Center St
Robert G. Tunnell
West Park Place
McIntyre
Johnson Brothers
Remington
Myers Water System
Cory Bever
Als
Huberts
Insurance — Life & Accident
Splesman & Muckinhaupt
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Phoenix
Andy Boythe
Mountain
Keystone
Carry TV Cable Co
Jansen
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
Corry Concrete & Gravel Co
Camter St
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