Local notices and ads mix with hospital and event details
A collage of community items lists St Patrick decorations at Fran & Jim’s, WOTM meetings, hospital admissions and discharges in Corry and nearby areas, ambulance calls, and a series of local events. Includes Line-O-Ad rates, a donkey basketball night at Corry Area High School, Elks activities, rummage drive, and a fishing club sale.
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PD —Furniture Club
Roberts Furni
Corry Area High School
Igym
Corry Ffa
Clymer Ffa
Elks
Revenue Dept Finds Cigarette Tax Evasion Likely Minor
Harrisburg AP The state Revenue Department says preliminary audits indicate cigarette tax evasions will total only thousands of dollars, not millions. Secretary Theodore B. Smith Jr. noted no $20 million loss and forecast 95.8 million in cigarette tax receipts, the highest in state history, while investigations continue into several wholesalers.
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Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Theodore B. Smith Jr
Commonwealth
Smith
Justice Department
Man Cleared In Shooting Death In Pittsburgh Case
An elderly homeowner Edward Johnson 72 of Belmar was cleared of charges in the Feb 22 shooting death of Isaac Jones 47 of Pittsburgh’s Hill District. The ruling of justifiable homicide was announced at a hearing before Coroner William R Hunt in North Versailles.
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Pittsbuivas
Pittsburgh
Edward Johnson
Belmar
Isaac Jones
Hill District
William R. Hunt
Johnson
Jones
North Versailles
Hershey urges unity defense of the country and youth faith
In a speech, Hershey warned against picking which laws to obey and labeled draft-card burners as misguided. He stressed youth must believe in the nation, and recalled his long service from the Mexican border incident through World War I and into the Selective Service era. He estimates he would have retired in 1963 but stayed on, ready to stay until fired.
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Hershey
Meccarie
Viet Nam
Indiana National Guard
France
Army-Navy
Congressional leaders withdraw from late session talks
The March 8 deadline remains for legislative candidates as filings continue. Democratic Majority Leader Joshua Eilberg and Republican Minority Leader Kenneth B. Lee voluntary withdraw from negotiations for the late evening session after renewed disagreement, ending their near constant clashes since 1965.
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House
Joshua Eilberg
Kenneth B. Lee
Eilberg
Lee
Johnson seeks 700 million for safer highways and more
President Johnson asks Congress to create a Department of Transportation uniting federal transport functions and to fund a six year 700 million highway safety program and 200 million for supersonic transport. He seeks coordinated national system and new taxes to support the plan.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Department of Transportation
Office of
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Alaska Railroad
Sentenced for Inciting Riots in Philadelphia Case
James Nettles, 42, receives a three to six year term in Quarter Sessions Court for assault and battery on two police officers, resisting arrest, and inciting to riot related to the North Philadelphia riots two years earlier. Bail set at $10,000 pending appeal. Nettles was arrested in August 1964 after interfering with police and removing a woman from a car.
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Philadelphia
James Nettles
Delaware County
E. Leroy von Roden
Nettles
Powell Johnson clash on school aid funding shift
Congress scrutiny centers on Powell and Johnson over changing the income factor in the Elementary and Secondary School Act. Powell seeks immediate action to raise the factor from 2000 to 3000, boosting costs and accelerating funding, with a target to start in fiscal 1967 rather than 1968.
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Congress
Powell
Johnson
Corry newspaper masthead and publishing details
The fragment shows a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper masthead with publisher General Manager Allen Haserauck and foreman G T es, advertising reps Bottinelli Inc and Weightman Guilding Phisieioea. It lists postal rates 15 dollars yearly by mail and ten cents per copy, plus carrier delivery and display advertising rates or inquiries.
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West South Street
Cony
Journal
Atone
Oly Bator
Allen Haserauck
G. T. Es National Advertising
Bottinelli Inc, & Sith ‘Avenue
Mighigan Savers
O ¢ Commerce Building
Aitsburgh
Weightman Guildinge Phisieioea
Associated Press
Corry
Cote Mall
Police Bust Western Pennsylvania Burglary Ring
Detectives say they crushed a burglary ring with extensive operations in Western Pennsylvania. They recovered loot from multiple break ins and arrested George Mort of Swissvale on burglary charges. A warrant was issued for Adolph Williams of Scott Township on receiving stolen goods after about 35 guns were found in his home, stolen in January from Indiana County.
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Pennsylvania
George Mort
Swissvale
Adolph Williams
Scott Township
Baillie 75, longtime United Press president, dies
Bailey, who led United Press from 1935 to 1955, died at age 75 after a heart condition. He guided the wire service through wartime and postwar years shaping modern news distribution. He served in journalism long before his presidency and was a prominent figure in press circles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brokenstraw
Jutben
Chevrolet
Fran & Jim’s
WOTM
Gurnsey
Sara Korb
Grand Street
Lionel Jaggs
Tammy Lynn
Park, Street
Robert Mead
Bear Lake
Rex Morris
R. D
Ture
Aquatic Club
Rod and Gun Club
Ae Bhp Decaeates
BPO Elks
Posser Testeatedoa Tes
Roberts Furniture
Eden
Winter Merchandise
Coats
LEED
Conry
Dearman Styles
Tore Conrosn
Jarmen
Jarman
Zalzneck
LBJ
Washington, D.C
Gallery of Modern Art
Michael
Wheat
D.C. Society For Crippled Children
the Corry Evening Journal
Merchandise Club
Paul
Choice
Chuck
Campbell
Giant Co
Boston Butt
Royal Gelatins
Florida Valencia
Florida
Ney
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