19th Anniversary Sale Ad Spotlight and Local Deals
Spot Line-O-Ads outlines local line rates at 25 percent per line and noon day-of publication acceptance. The note highlights Katherine's 1426 Hestesiertectetedtetengedeste with Amended ad copy and cliff Carroll's Black Horse on tap. Connie's on the spot bakery adds daily features while Turben's Auto Service promotes Chevrolet offerings with a weeklong sale spread Thursday to Saturday.
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Katherine
Cliff Carroll
Black Horse
Connie
Turben’s
Mule train marches through Washington as Poor People Campaign heads on
Abernathy and the Poor People Campaign push toward Washington with a mule train from Marks Mississippi. The 13 wagons crossed the 14th Street Bridge to tour both poor and affluent areas, drawing warmth from crowds and prompting wagon master Willie Bolden to seek broader DC support. The procession echoed past a nearly empty Resurrection City as work crews dismantled Lincoln Memorial campground.
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America
14Th St. Bridge
Washington
Resurrection City
Lincoln Memorial
U.S. Park
U.S
Disaster Unit Ready if Needed
A disaster vehicle fully equipped to meet emergencies was made available to Corry and will be stationed in Buffalo. The Corry Chapter American Red Cross held its regular monthly meeting at the YMCA announcing a one day aid course for blood program volunteers led by Miss H Makara of Buffalo. The learn to swim program concluded with 22 beginner certificates and 12 senior lifesaving certificates issued for June. The chapter sent 50 layettes to Vietnam, with 25 on the way. Edward Kinley presided in James Howard’s absence as vice chair and four new directors were named: Charles Monaghan Thomas Grice Mrs Merrill McCray and Mrs George Hagger. Ed ward Kinley became chairman with Larry Sheehan and Glen Henderson as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
American Red Cross
YMCA
Buffalo
H. Makara
Board of
Vietnam
Edward Kinley
James Howard
Charles Monaghan
Thomas Grice
Merrill McCray
George Hagger
Larry Sheehan
Glen Henderson
Local Night Spots Advertised With Varying Hours
A fragmented local page promotes Dot's Cafe nightly shows from 8:30 p m or 9:30 p m to 1:30 a m on Friday and Saturday with Hootenang talent events on Thursdays for patrons 21 and over. Also listed are 75 cent children meals, a Moose fish fry, and club join notices including event hours and meeting refreshments.
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Dot
Corry Residents Named in Local Health and Civic Notices
The News Today reports cases of emergency contact failure and lists admissions and discharges. Notables include Mrs Lora Redmond of Corry and several children from local families, with addresses in Corry Sherman Bear Lake Clymer Ripley and Celoron. Hospital auxiliary desk volunteers and a Moose event honoring Tracey Akam are announced.
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Lora Redmond
East
Columbus Avenue
Melody
Lorna
Ronald Hamilton
R. D
Corry
Rebecca
Robert Waite
Sherman
Benjamin Howard
Clymer
Lena Beagle
Grand Streat
Howard
Howard Wright
Walter
Archie Finn
Ripley
Clema May
Bear Lake
Raymond Burr
East Frederick Street
Louis Merkle
Emma Sutton
East Main Street
Brent
Merle Ottaway
East Pleasant Street
Louis Miller
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Travers Stohlberg
Glenn Palmer
Easier cheaper auto insurance debated by senate subcommittee
Pennsylvania’s insurance commissioner told a Senate subcommittee that buying auto insurance is more like joining a country club and competition may be fading in the modern auto insurance market. He cited high premium use for claims, a prohibitive list of occupations affecting coverage, and the impact of territory based rates. He warned compulsory insurance could raise uninsured motorists.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
David C. Maxwell
Senate Antitrust and Monoplay
Maxwell
Surance
Philadelphia
GOP In Middle Over Naming Of Court Justice
Washington AP Republicans debate whether to block President Johnson from naming a new chief justice after Earl Warren. Dirksen cautions on policy and executive power while Warren, on vacation in California, hints at retirement and urges Johnson to announce his plans. Senate dynamics, potential recess appointment, and party split shape the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Warren
Dirksen
White House
Congress
California
San Francisco
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
R | Mich
John G. Tower
R-Texas
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Winds Tear Through Farms in Waynesburg Pa
High winds damaged about a dozen barns and several houses and felled many large trees in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. One barn was lifted intact ten feet from its foundation and a house was unroofed. No injuries were reported as state police and civil defense cleaned debris and restored communications. The weather service issued and then rescinded a tornado watch with gusts up to 40 mph expected in western Pennsylvania.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Gary
Weather Bureau
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Featuvan Syndicate
Joe
Wadigh
Abernathy
Leeds
Leed’s
Erine
Helen Dougherty
James Davison
Leland Johnston
News Today
Moose
Tracey Akam
Mooseheart
Tracey
Woodbury
Jenn
Quy
Pema Jphoto
Instamatic Kodak Film
New York
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Danville, Va
Walter E. Berrick Jr
THE
Corry Evening Journal
Eeaene
Apally
Excessah Cea West Sodaar
George J. Sample
Willam Eaton
John McLat
Presaroom Foren
Associated Prest
Apne
Carzier
Zalzneck
North Center Street
Shoe
Hursday
Vogue
Winer
McGee
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