Local notices and club events fill Corry life
Furniture club forms with a chance to win up to 200 dollars. WOTM officers meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. St Thomas Women's Organization meets Wednesday after evening devotions. Viewmaster reels sold at 1.00. Hospital and ambulance numbers listed. Admitted and discharged names and addresses. Elks officer nominations Thursday. Aquatic Club rummage sale planned for March 11 at Rod and Gun Club. phone numbers provided for pickup.
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Johnson outlines long term health and education grants
LBJ proposes a five year program of grants for health research, demonstration projects, and improvements in manpower and facilities. He calls for a new state funding formula for health services, grants to states communities medical schools and hospitals, and training programs. He also urges a four year extension of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act with increased family income eligibility and construction loan support for higher education facilities.
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Deaths Mr Turner 75 lifelong Corry resident
Mr Turner, 75, a Corry lifelong resident, died Monday at Erie County Hospital Girard after long illness. Born August 27 1890 in Corry, he worked in several local plants. Survived by sister Mrs Marion Duke Eric step brother Edwin Turner Long Beach Calif and nieces and nephews. Friends may call Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 and services tomorrow at 4 pm conducted by Rev H Kenyon Leishman with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Erie County Hospital
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Neva Cady Turner
Marion Duke
Eric
Edwin Turner
Long Beach
Calif
Poultry farmer wins 23000 from Montgomery Ward
Fayette County farmer Paul Viasles of LaBelle sued Montgomery Ward & Co claiming 2000 chicks received by mail order in December 1961 were infected with leukosis and had to be destroyed the next summer. A U.S. District Court jury awarded him 23000 in damages yesterday in Pittsburgh.
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Fayette County
Paul Viasles
LaBelle
Montgomery Ward & Co
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Reds Killings Hit by U S Fire War Front Report
Hundreds of Communist forces were reported dead as U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops pressed three actions about 60 miles south of the frontier, with 115 enemy dead and 6 captured in one engagement. The operation included air and ground assaults, and Vietnamese units moved into adjacent areas to block Viet Cong withdrawals.
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Otter storage for Besta boats in Union City structure
Pearsom, general manager of the Union City firm, describes using a high-ceiling Mae Street structure to store and park an entire unit truck, trailer, and six boats destined for finished Besta. Boat manufacture continues year round, though winter slows distribution.
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Union City
Johnston
Climax
West Main Street
Union City Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
William
Vietnamese troops repulse attack near Vo Dat hamlet
A government spokesman said 470 defenders with artillery and air support beat 900 to 1,000 Viet Cong near Vo Dat, five miles northeast of Saigon. The battle left 48 Viet Cong dead and three captured, with 79 weapons seized and three machine guns captured. casualties were described as moderate among refugees in the area.
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Saigon
Fenders
Four More Pennsylvanians Die in Viet Nam War
Washington AP reports four more Pennsylvanians have died in Viet Nam. Two were killed in action. Army Pfc. David L. Danowski of Philadelphia and Marine Cpl. Larry Lee Keener of Sinking Spring are listed as dead not due to enemy action. Also named are Sgt. Gary W. Garris, son of Mrs. Ally G. Garris, reported dead though not specified as combat fatalities.
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Philadelphia
Marine Cpl
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Clarence Keener
Sinking Spring
Thugs Attack Archbishop McGucken In San Francisco
Roman Catholic Archbishop Joseph T. McGucken was hospitalized with bruises and a concussion after two assailants accosted him on a San Francisco street. The men, who stripped him of his keys and Rosary, fled after failing to take money, leaving the cleric dazed outside his Pacific Heights home. The attack occurred as he returned from a nightly stroll, with his clerical collar hidden by a heavy overcoat and scarf.
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Joseph T. McGucken
John XXIII
Rome
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