Pill Might End Threat Of Mosquitoes In Coming Years
New York researchers describe a possible pill to repel mosquitoes and other biting insects by altering skin chemistry. Studies begun in 1962 under the U.S. Army aim to prevent disease transmission to humans, with potential benefits for soldiers, picnickers, bathers, and gardeners.
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New York
Dogs
Cats
Canaries
American Medical Association
U.S
Jacques L. Sherman
U.S. Army
Research and Development Command
University of California and
Stanford Research Institute
Howard I. Maibach
San Francisco
Strike Silent for First Time in 70 Years at Sterilizer Co
A 70-year first strike unfolded at the American Sterilizer Co as 450 production workers walked out. Negotiations between UAW Local 832 and company officials collapsed yesterday afternoon triggering the walkout.
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ERUG
American Sterilizer Co
United Auto Workers
Philly Truck Crisis Under City Control, Mayor Says
Philadelphia mayor James H. Tate declared the emergency now under control as police guarded trucks leaving the food distribution center amid a wildcat Teamsters Local 107 strike over firings at Roadway Express. The dispute disrupted traffic, damaged trucks, and stalled up to $5 million in perishables at the center.
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Phinavvelphia
Philadelphia
Teamsters Local 107
Wilmington
Del
James H. J. Tate
Local
Roadway Express Inc
Wildcat
Leo Weinrott
United States of America
Weinrolt
Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Union Rejects Wage Offer As Contract Expires
The union rejected the company's 35 to 40 cent wage and benefit proposal, calling it insufficient and impractical. The company manufactures hospital equipment.
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Union
Te Company
Man Finds Theft Of Hearse "Not So Funny"
Thomas F. Krawczyk, 21, of Niagara Falls pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree grand larceny for stealing a hearse and a passenger car from MIllenzi Funeral Home in Fre DOnia on October 25, 1964. He also faced two counts of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Sentences included a $500 fine on each theft and use charge, with hearse theft penalties served in Elmira Reformatory suspended and concurrent, along with three years probation.
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Mayville
Elmira Reformatory
State University College
Fredonia
Millenzi
Thomas F. Krawczyk
Niagara Falls
Robert J. Sullivan
Krawczyk
Memorial plans for Sparta youth Jerry Stutzman
Jerry Stutzman, 14, of Sparta formerly of Corry, died in an accident. Survived by parents, a sister Carol Ann and a brother Ray Allen, with grandparents and a great grandmother. Visitation at Bracken Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. officiated by Rev Joseph Kanzle mar. burial Pine Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Corry Nazarene Church or favorite charity.
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Jerry
Sparta
Corry Nazarene Church
Carol Ann
Ray Allen
Victor Sosnowski
Eric
Ray Stutzman Sr
Osprey
Fla
Lillian Vanderhoof
Corry
Bracken Funeral Home
Joseph Kanzlemar
Pine Grove Cemetery
Average refund on car sales tax in Pennsylvania
AP reports buyers of new cars in Pennsylvania from May 15 to last Monday midnight may apply for a refund of part of the 5 percent state sales tax. The average refund is $3, due to the federal excise tax cut signed by the President. Overpayments occurred because the tax was calculated on the total price including the federal tax. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Pennsylvania
George E. Gold
Bureau of Sales and Use Tax
State Revenue Department
Johnson
Chain Breaks On Crane Three Die At Ohio Site
Three men were killed and three injured when a crane chain broke at a construction site five miles south of Brilliant Ohio. Deceased were Henry Baker 48 of Moundville West Virginia Charles Durfee Point Pleasant West Virginia and Henry Derkes Powhatan Point Ohio. Injured were Durfee’s son Michael 18 Ray Cecil 33 of Moundsville West Virginia in serious condition and Thomas Wood 20 of Shadyside Ohio in satisfactory condition. William Welday East Ohio Division manager of Ohio Power Company said the accident occurred while workers were in a well at the site of a new 125 million generating plant being built near the Ohio River by Ohio Power and Buckeye Power Inc.
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Brilliant
Ohio
Here
Henry Baker
Moundaville
W. Va
Charles Durfee
Point Pleasant
Henry Derkes
Powhatan Point
Durfee
Michael
Ray Cecil
Moundsville
Ohio Valley Hospital
Steubenville
Thomas Wood
Shadyside
William Welday
East Ohio
Oto Power Co
Ohio River
Ohio Power and
Buckeye Power, Inc
1751 Gun Law Going At Last
Harrisburg AP reports historians note the 1751 law required a governor license to fire a gun in Pennsylvania to clean chimneys. Rep. Renwick and colleagues seek repeal as outdated. The Game Commission backs partial repeal to prevent capricious use and conflicts with other laws.
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Harrisburg
William F. Renwick
D-Elk
Pennsylvania
Venango County
Renwick
State Game Commission
State Justice Department
Game Commission
Legal Meeting To Help Poor
Washington AP reports the National Conference on Law and Poverty gathers over 500 top legal minds for three days to recruit support for extending legal services to the nation's poor. Sponsored by the Justice Department and Office of Economic Opportunity, the meeting addresses poverty driven legal troubles and aims to empower defendants, tenants, and welfare recipients through greater access to rights and fair procedures.
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Washington
Justice Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Lawyers urged to aid poor via federal funds conference
The Economic Opportunity Act funded up to 90 percent of local anti poverty programs including legal aid. A conference with Atty. Gen. Satzenbach Supreme Court Justice Goldberg and OEO Director Shriver urged lawyers to start and back such programs even without financial rewards.
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Atty
Nicholas Satzenbach
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Sitgem Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Indict Elderly Dunkirk Man In Wife's Death
Michael Jakubowski a 72 year old Dunkirk man was ordered held for grand jury action after a preliminary hearing in city court He allegedly stabbed his wife Wanda 62 with an ice pick after handing himself to police saying he had killed her The man was returned from Chau tauqua County jail at Mayville for the hearing He had been arraigned June 14 on a first degree murder charge and was held pending further legal action.
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Dunkirk
Michael Jakubowski
August R. Jankowski
Wanda
Jakubowski
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Tambert
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