Local ads and dividends headline from Corry area
A cluttered page lists Line-O-Ads for local spots with hours and services from various businesses in Corry including an Invaders and Crusaders nights, a barber, a bakery, a tire and battery sale, and a beer distributor. The Corry Savings and Loan announces dividends totaling 116 370 dollars, with 3090 customers receiving checks or deposits, four percent base, plus bonus amounts based on deposits and terms.
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Corry Beverage
Midland
Interbank
Mellenbank
Cathers
Corry Savings
Corry Savings and Loan
Homer Bulard
Wallace Claims Name On 26 Ballots
Wallace says he is assured a place on the presidential ballot in 26 states and may reach every state except Ohio. In Massachusetts he warned of a wide third party map and the risk of no majority, pushing the election toward the House. He mocked hecklers and praised his anti communist stance to about 1000 in Boston. Humphrey stressed civil order and justice as top priorities if he wins the Democratic nomination. He pledged action against violence and crime and called for addressing hunger unemployment and housing.
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Associated Press
George Wallace
Massachusetts
Alabama
Ohio
Wallace
American Independent Party
House of Representatives
Boston
Hubert
Humphrey
Iowa
McCarthy vows to fire Hoover as campaign gains pace
Humphrey warned that opportunities are threats to civil order while Eugene J. McCarthy campaigned in Iowa describing the delegate race as unsettled though he trails in delegates. In Oklahoma City he renewed a pledge to oust FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and suggested a broad change. McCarthy and Nelson Rockefeller briefly met at the airport, with Rockefeller testing Oklahoma delegates and hinting support for Nixon or Reagan on the first ballot.
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Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Iowa
McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oklahoma City
Rockefeller
Oklahoma
Mosty
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Nine-Alarm Fire Destroys Philadelphia Block
A nine alarm blaze gutted a city block in Philadelphia in a paper box plant owned by Irv Kosloff, owner of the Philadelphia 76ers. No injuries were reported as about 100 people were evacuated within four blocks. Fire officials warned of potential wall collapses as the fire subsided by midnight.
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Philadelphia
Irv Kosloff
Philadelphia 76Ers
Ed Chernoff
Red Cross
Chernoff
Delaware River
James McCarey
McCarey
Kosloff
Bike Riko Corp
Roosevelt Paper Co
Nixon critiques Humphrey during Florida vacation remarks
While vacationing in Florida Nixon branded Humphrey as the administration’s second man and chief publicist. He criticized Humphrey’s Dakota speech, saying the peace he seeks is not the peace of silence or emptiness or merely not acting for eight years.
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Florida
Nixon
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Bismarck
N.D
Corry Memorial Hospital Emergency Contacts
Report lists emergency contacts for Corry Memorial Hospital and ambulance services. If unable to summon a physician call 865-8201. For Corry ambulance, call 663-2433.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Desk Volunteers Named
Admission and discharge list includes Mrs. David Graves and son Todd Bogert at 532 West Washington, Mrs. Frank Green R D 4 Corry, Mrs. David Johnson and son David Richard 118% East Irving, Mrs. Leslie Crossman Eric, Mrs. Eugene Augustine R D 4 Spartansburg, Teresa and Walter Royek children, Mrs. Lora Redmond 771 East Columbus, Connie Smith 8, Todd Legters 6 R D 1 Clymer. Auxiliary desk volunteers for tomorrow are Mrs. Hazel Hall afternoon and Mrs. Earl Haight evening. for Monday, Mrs. Robert Damon afternoon and Mrs. Alan Dimmick evening.
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David Graves
Todd Bogert
West Washington Street
Frank Green
R. D
Corry
David Johnson
David Richard
East Irving Street
Leslie Crossman
Eric
Eugene Augustine
Spartansburg
Teresa
Walter
Walter Royek
Lora Redmond
East
Columbus Avenue
Connie
Charles Smith
Clymer
Todd
Vincent Legters
Clyner
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hazel Hall
Earl Haight
Robert Damon
Alan Dimmick
Trooper Named to Delaware County Crime Post
MEDIA Pa AP State police Maj Rocco P Arella will become chief of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Delaware County district attorney s office July 8th. He leaves the state police after 30 years service to take the $5092-2 year post announced by Dist Atty Stephen J McEwen Jr.
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Media
Rocco P. Arella
Delaware County District Attorney's Office
Dist
Stephen J. McEwen Jr
Arellia
State Police
Hearing Set Over Insurance Cancellations in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg July 2, a hearing will discuss cancellations of property insurance in urban areas. Maxwell warned of a crisis like situation and invited insurers agents and associations to attend. The commission cited mounting evidence that urban properties face cancellations due to civil disturbance histories with over 100 million dollars of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh coverage rejected or canceled last fall.
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Ing
Harrisburg
Maxwell
Iwes
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kids imagine governors in Lansing classroom essays
Nine and ten year olds at Stoner School in Lansing wrote essays on if I were governor. They suggest ideas from letting a secretary handle tasks to banning factory pollution, raising taxes for education, and even riding horses to school.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Catherine Peacock
Stoner School
Miss Peacock
Lansing State Journal
Jim Hough
George Romney
Resurrection City cost U S quarter million dollars
Interior Department figures: about 145000 for police costs and 86000 to restore turf, total over 231000 including 14600 for Solidarity Day. About 50 000 rally attendees at Lincoln Memorial June 19. 77 people arrested, including 20 Quakers, on disorderly conduct and unlawful assembly charges as Resurrection City ends.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Interior Department
Lincoln Memorial
Capitol
Steps
Ross Anderson
Des Moines
Iowa
Hosea Williams
Ralph David Abernathy
Williams
Abernathy
Amusement Park Rides Sell At Three day Auction
Amusement park equipment at Pacific Ocean Park, including the roller coaster and rides, sold to the highest bidders on the first day of a three day auction. About 2000 people attended the beachfront sale in Santa Monica as the roller coaster alone brought 20000 dollars. The event followed a covenant signing by Romanian Ambassador Gheorghe Dibeean at the United Nations, formalizing international rights to take effect after ratification by 35 countries.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pacific Ocean Park
United Nations
Gheorghe Dibeean
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