Corry Local News Roundup Includes Accidents Meetings
Reports list a stolen bicycle case on Center street and an unreported theft implicated youth. Hospital updates note Wilcox recovering from two back operations at WCA Jamestown and James Marrs in Erie’s Hamot Hospital for surgery. A Butler man died in Centre Township when a lift machine toppled a rural road embankment. Salvation Army tent meetings began at East Washington and Wayne with Rev Clyde Rogers evangelist. Port Meadville Airport runway work continues despite federal delays. Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosts Rev Cecil Ashley on furlough with Beaverdam and Lapa congregations noted. Dennis May, 16, suffered a possible left leg fracture after hay wagon accident, later moved to St Vincent’s Hospital. A red and white Titusville license bicycle found by Willis Brown is reported abandoned. Corry YMCA dance canceled with a July replacement planned from 7 to 10 PM.
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Corry
Richard Far Ver
West Columbus Avenue
Dennis
Corry Memorial Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Ship Bogus Contends With Sudden Missing Worker
The University of California Medical Center's computer operations manager Roland Waal says Stucki vanished during a night shift, with 5,000 miles separating the event and the search. An Army spokesman warned of grave implications if Stucki's claim of borrowing a uniform and credentials is true.
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Page
Roland Waal
University of California's Medical Center
Stucki
Waal
Army
San Francisco
Hospitals Move To Get In On Civil Rights
The White House says 88.41 percent of 7,355 hospitals qualified to care for elderly patients are certified under the Civil Rights Act to participate in Medicare starting Friday. A spokesman noted 6,505 hospitals provide 91.9 percent of hospital beds, with many large facilities accepting the program.
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White House
College Hikes Tuition By $250 for 1967
Chatham College announces an annual tuition increase of 250 dollars effective September 1967. President Dr. Edward D. Eddy says a high quality education requires costly skilled instruction and facilities.
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Pittsburgh
Chatham College
Edward D. Eddy
Women's College
Formosans Balk At U S Overtures
Formosa editorials denounce any U S efforts to engage Communist China as appeasement. Rusk arrives in Taipei for a visit as Chiang Kai-shek seeks military and political backing while calling for action against nuclear installations on the mainland.
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China
High Command
Free World
U.S
Dean Rusk
Chiang Kai-shek
Rusk
Japan
South Korea
United States
China Daily News
Kuomintang
Chiang
Asia
Chaing
Cheng Hsin Daily News
United Daily News
Peking
Shin Sheng Daily News
Buddhist monk hunger strike tests government stance
A hunger strike by a prominent monk continued as RMK-BRJ endorsed higher wages in exchange for worker back to work pledges. Government stayed mum while generals, confident after quelling militant Buddhist pockets, faced Tri Quang's ongoing defiant act.
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Fage One
Gon
Rmk-Brj
Tri Quang
Saijon
Buddhist leaders urge calm as fast ends in Hue
The Unified Buddhist Church patriarch Thich Tinh Khiet, 80, orders an end to the fasting campaign. He directs Thich Tam Chau, head of the Buddhist Institute, to pursue a political settlement with the government while urging restraint.
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Unified
Buddhist Church
Thich Tinh Khiet
Hue
Thich
Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Popcorn Gift Planned for Viet Nam Servicemen
Clearwater Navy Mothers Club endorses Project Popcorn aims to ship plastic bags of popcorn to Viet Nam for 30 servicemen. The effort highlights home front support and fundraising by local members.
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Clearwater, Fla
Viet Nam
Clearwater Navy Mothers Club
No Threatened Boycott Mentioned in Sept. 11 Election
The report states there was no reference to any boycott by Buddhists or other groups in the Sept. 11 election for a constituent assembly tasked with drafting a constitution.
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Junta
French Creek Man Cited For Space Program Role
Dale Sayers of French Creek received an incentive award and two patents for designing and testing Gemini 8 to 12 flight umbilicals. He verifi ed Apollo spacesuit tests and completed a 34 page development document 19 days after hire, with tests costing about half a million dollars.
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French Creek
U. S
Dale Sauers
Bernard Sauers
Sayers
Jackie and family visit Hawaii on royal trip
Mrs. John F. Kennedy travels from Honolulu to Hawaii Island with her children Caroline and John Jr and niece Sydney Lawford. The former first lady left a rented vacation home in Honolulu for the Big Island 100 miles southeast, marking a daytime visit.
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John F. Kennedy
Hawaii
Big Island
Honoulu
Hawaii Island
Caroline
John Jr
Sydney Lawford
Newsman John C. Martin Dies at 84
La Jolla California veteran journalist John C. Martin 84 former publisher of the Philadelphia Public and Evening Ledger died Sunday. He headed the Curtis-Martin newspapers for a period and held prominent roles in the industry.
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LA Jolla
Calif
John C. Martin
Philadelphia Public and
Evening Ledger
Martin
Curtis-Martin
James Joleman Hanrahan, broadcasting ethics pioneer dies
James Joleman Hanrahan, 62, long a vice president and director at Scripps-Howard Broadcasting, passed away after a lengthy illness in Palm Beach Florida. Hanrahan helped shape the broadcasting code of ethics and retired from the company last year. His career spanned roles cited by the Philadelphia Inquirer and the New York Evening Post.
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Palm Beach, Fla
James Joleman
Hanrahan
Scripps- Howard Broadcasting, Inc
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Evening Post
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