Infant dies after birth in Corry hospital
Laurie Ann Davis infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy R Davis White street born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital failed to survive. Surviving include parents a brother David maternal grandparents Earl Roberts Grand Valley paternal grandparents Henry Davis Corry. Private services at St George Funeral Home tomorrow burial Pine Grove Cemetery. A local parent helped police recover several magnetic signs stolen over months including from Howard Miller East South street a General Printing Co vehicle and a Bus Body Shop vehicle. A car theft reported at Venture Inn by Howard Goforth is under police review possibly a repossession. Ten divorce decrees granted in Warren County court including Bertha Hillman Pittsfield from John Hillman RD 1 North Clymer.
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Laurie Ann Davis
Guy R. Davis
Whitestreet
Corry Memorial Hospital
David
Earl Roberts
Grand Valley
Henry Davis
Corry
St. George Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Howard Miller
East South Street
General Printing Co
Bus
Spring Creek Road
Warren County
Bertha Hillman
Pittsfield
John Hillman
RD. 1
North Clymer
Tax Package Fees Hit By Legislative Pushback
Harrisburg AP reports opposition to a 136 million tax package remains strong as lawmakers scramble to block bills that levy 95 million in utility taxes and 41 million in premium taxes. Gov Shafer has said he will not sign. the measures would become law March 9 without a signature, unless recalled by the legislature. House moves to pursue recall but faces uncertain votes. Senate adjourned, next session set for Tuesday.
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General Assembly
Shafer
House
Bucks County
Senate
Four Battles Flare Along Cambodia Border
Saigon reports 78 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in four border actions with allied losses limited to three South Vietnamese mercenaries wounded. U.S. and South Vietnamese forces seized tons of arms and food. clashes also occur in Chau Doc Province near Saigon. The two Vietnamese regiments total about 2,000 troops amid rising threat in the delta. US air power and ground forces repelled attacks with multiple enemy fatalities. Ben Het raids and Da Nang region bombings underscore ongoing campaign near Cambodia and Laos borders.
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South Vietnam
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Mekong
Chau Doc
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Delta
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1St Air Cavalry Division
1St Air Cay
Ben Het
Central Highlands
da Nang
Laos
Retires From CJ Francis Gates to Leave for Hawaii Honeymoon
Francis Gates, longtime maintenance staff at Corry Jamestown since April 1964, will take early retirement. She plans an Easter wedding to Edward Griffis and a 15 day Hawaii honeymoon, then will reside in Corry after returning.
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Francis Gates
Corry Jamestown
Edward Griffis
Hawaii
Corry
Childless Woman Sues for Damages Over Alleged Negligence
Catherine Senders, Mount Vernon New York, sues in U S District Court for unspecified damages claiming medical negligence after a September 1964 auto crash near a Penn State game left her unable to bear children. Defendants include doctors, Centre County Hospital, Penn State and Ritenour Health Center. Case before Chief Judge Michael H. Sheridan.
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Harrisburg
Mount Vernon
N.Y
U.S. District Court
Catherine Senders
Penn State University
Ritenour Health Center
Miss Scuders
Penn State Navy
Penn State
Reed Babcock
Hubert Glenn
B.K.Y. Dusinberre
Centre County Hospital
Bellefonte
Ritenour
Michael H. Sheridan
Pompidou Cooled By President
Washington and Paris move toward a thaw after Nixon met Georges Pompidou in New York. Officials say the goal was reconciliation, not changing France’s Middle East or Atlantic policies, despite ongoing differences. The visit highlighted a ceremonial tone amid continued tension over trade and European protectionism. Ollie A. McClintock retires after 42 years at Corry Jamestown. longtime production superintendent at Plant 3.
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New York
Georges Pompidou
Paris
National Press Club
San Francisco
Chicago
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Pompidou
Middle East
Atlantic Alliance
de Gaulle
United States
U.S
France
Libya
Ollie A. McClintock
Corry Jamestown
McClintock
West
Congress Street
Explosion at Shenango Foundry Kills Worker Injures Five
A 20-year-old Dennison man died from burns after a casting machine explosion at Shenango Co foundry in Dover Ohio. Five workers were injured, four remained in satisfactory condition and one was treated and released. A 20 by 30 foot steel plate blasted into the rafters, triggering a quick extinguished fire. Damage was extensive and awaits preliminary estimates. The subsidiary produces centrifugal castings for ships.
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Dover
Ohio
Dennison
Shenango Co
Robert Mangan
Union Hospital
Shenango Furnace Co
Pittsburgh
Fred Altier
Art Komaromy
Harold Morris
Walter Arnold
Howard Schlemmer
Grok underground paper debuts in Pittsburgh scene
Pittsburgh’s first major underground newspaper Grok hits newsstands, featuring provocative prose and unconventional art. Backer Fred Samuels says it will stay experimental as editors recruit staff, aim to engage youth in city affairs, and plan to grow circulation from about 5,000 to 10,000–15,000. The first issue attacks the Post Gazette and the Press while covering Vietnam moratorium and draft resistance. Future issues promise stories on drugs in schools, press censorship, ecology, and health.
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Grok
Fred Samuels
Lemuels
Pitt
Carnegie Mellon University
Samuels
Post Gazette
The
Press
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