Jobs for 35 workers at local firm start in July
The Corry area employment service seeks about 35 workers for a local firm beginning in July. Applicants need age 18 or older with no prior experience. Most positions on second shift. Apply in person at the employment office 142 North Center Street. Also in Corry daily life: a 2 year old Joseph Buell admitted to Corry Memorial after a fall injuring his right leg. In other news, parcel weight limits rise to 30 pounds between first class post offices 150 miles apart starting Monday. A Union City man Bennie Paskvich hurt at Ajax Tron Works, admitted to hospital, with X rays to assess injuries. Police report lost keys and a Siamese cat found, plus a five day forecast for Western Pennsylvania. Elsie Weagraff reports purse theft attempt by youths. police investigate. A domestic dispute leads officers to escort the man from a West Pleasant Street home. Elks golf tourney at North Hills with 90 golfers. tee times reserved 9am–1:30pm. Teen driver William Raupach escaped injury after car left Carter Hill road. A collision on Corry-Sparbansburg road involves Carolyn Chaffee and Darrell Kysor. investigation ongoing.
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Corry Altice
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Joseph M. Kablach
PSES
North Center Street
Explosion in DuBois Garage Kills One Year Old Boy
State Police described an immediate after blast probe in DuBois where a gasoline-fumes odor arose from a garage blast that killed a one year old boy. In Elgin, volunteers reported $8 raised toward an $1,000 tank truck fund drive, with many cards still pending.
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DuBois
John
McKnight
Elginbeaverdem
C.mounty
Elgin
Arden Earls
Spring Creek voting sites consolidation considered
Warren County commissioners move to merge Spring Creek and two other townships into single voting precincts per township to simplify elections. Meetings with township supervisors planned to discuss economy and convenience amid long-standing districts from horse and buggy era. Elimination of three election boards possible. vote cost noted at 5.50 per Spring Creek district. Separately, Mrs Berea Stafford Vester, 98, writer and founder of the American colony in Jerusalem, died Wednesday.
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Waruusa
Warren Coty
Spring Creek
David K. Rice
Jerusalem
Berea ‘Stafford-Vester
United States
Saigon under looming attack as foe mass near city
U S officers warn of a full scale assault on Saigon late this month or early July aiming to pressure Paris talks. About 12 500 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops circle within 25 miles. Allied forces retain 10 000 troops around the city with 50 B 52 bombers striking supply routes daily. North Vietnam air crews report 138 missions over the week as Strato Fortresses drop heavy blasts on troop hubs and corridors.
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Cong
Cholan
Gia Dinh
U.S
Hanoi
Paris
Saigon
Hau Nghia
North Vietnam
Jamestown Fire Destroys Four Downtown Businesses
A fast spreading blaze of undetermined origin tore through Jamestown downtown last night, destroying at least four major businesses. The Jamestown Fire Department arrived after 8 pm with seven pumpers and two ladder trucks, battling the flames as a nearby block faced a similar blaze in the spring.
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Jamestown
Uough
Rynday
Ileze
Firebombings Hit Hazelwood Area Cause Damage and Injuries
Early Thursday firebombings in Hazelwood damaged three buildings and injured six people. Fire Chief Harry Keller estimated damages around 40000 dollars. Police ordered maximum protection for innocent lives as community leaders criticized Sheriff Slusser’s response as harsh and vindictive.
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Hazelwood
Harry Keller
Slusser
Pittsburgh
United Negro Protest Committee
Poor People's Campaign
County planning unit to retool under federal act
The county faces a reorganized planning agency to ensure eligibility for federal and state community development grants. McClure urged active local involvement and warned against being molded by outside authorities. A nine member steering committee will be chosen from the advisory group with one county commissioner to serve. The plan aims to satisfy the Metropolitan Development Act of 1965 and improve regional representation. Mayor Barr to discuss Slusser's alleged brutality remarks.
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Commission
Capotis
Joseph M. Barr
Slusser
Dwyer Named To Legislative Advisory Board
R Budd Dwyer the state representative from the 6th District and Meadville resident has been appointed to the Legislative Advisory Board of the Young Republicans of Pennsylvania. The board includes Republican lawmakers under 40 and aims to boost YR involvement in campaigns while drawing on Dwyer's role as vice chairman of the House Conservation and Natural Resources Committee.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Young Republicans of
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Young Republican State Committee
Dwyer
Crawford County
House, Conservation and Natural Resources Committee
Indus
Cancer claims burst of hope from medical advances
Fragmentary report notes physicians discuss therapies and measures aimed at freeing patients from disease, mentioning higher education and state government in context of medical progress.
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Joseph
Tunald Buell
Snyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
First Elasa
Corry
R. C. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Bennie Paskvich
Union City
Paskvich
George Tinko Construction Company
Ajax Tron
Corry Ambulance
Dan O'Day
Pent Central
Ajax Iron 1 Works
Ben Craker
York Street
Titusville
Elsie Weagraff
West Pleasant Street
Gen. MacArthur
North Hills
William J. Raupach
Brook Street
Carter Hill Road
Corry-Sparbansburg
Carolyn J. Chaffee
R. D
Darrell L. Kysor
Centerville
Sunset Drive-In
Waterford
Eee
Meadow Brook
Macdow Brook Magicii
Ida
Legislative Advisory Board
Future Pools
Bates St
Youngsville
Burton Road
Pittsfield
Ae Discount
Ava
DRYAD
Woodbury
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