Don key basketball and faculty vs FFA at Corry High
The Corry Area High School gym hosts basketball night Friday March 7 with Men’s High School Faculty vs Corry FFA at 8 pm and Women’s Faculty vs FFA at 9 pm. General admission 75 cents. Also a rummage sale and sale racks at Macko’s with food and groceries nearby. Local clubs Broken straw 4-H sponsor drive and donation line 665-7461.
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Corry Area High School
Corry Ffa
Katherine's Gun Club
East Washington Street
Brokenstraw 4-H
Emergency medical care gaps reported at Corry area hospital
The News Today lists admitted residents including Mrs. Clark McCray and Paul Taylor from Spar tansburg and Ashe ville, with others named across Corry Clymer and North East. Discharges include Valerie Covert and Mrs. Manley Robbins among several others, detailing addresses in Niobe Wyoming Clymer and East Main Street.
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Clark McCray
Corry
Paul Taylor
Spartansburg
John
Clarence Carlson
R.D
Asheville
N.Y
Ricky
Donald Meadon
North East
Leslie Kepla Jr
Clymer
Bryce Leek
Cor Y
Perry Smith
Valerie Covert
Rollin Hoyt
Niobe, WY
Manley Robbins
East Main Street
Mabel Merker
Wright Street
Virgil VanTassel
John Ten Bucker
Mark
Lyle Hotchkiss
West Bond Street
City GOP slate fills slate in township race
Mrs James Small seeks tax collector and Mrs George Sekerak runs for judge of elections in a Democratic lineup that adds Frank Savko as supervisor Gerald Deutschlander for school board and Donald Chase for auditor Incumbent supervisor Woody Goodwill had agreed to run Wayne Township Republicans submit a complete primary slate with Mrs Jack Dundon chairing and Ronald King Maud Follett Justin Butters holding local posts.
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Pace One
the Ledger
Gerald Deutschlander
James Small
George Sekerak
Frank Savko
Donald Chase
Howard
Woody
Goodwill
Dem
Columbus
Wayne Township
Jack Dundon
West District
Ronald King
Maud Follett
Justin Butters
Defense Secretary Laird Heads for Vietnam Mission
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird departs Washington for Vietnam on a presidential mission to assess enemy offensives and gauge Saigon's progress toward greater combat responsibility. The trip, planned before recent attacks, could influence Nixon's war strategy and troop levels as U.S. aims favor retrenchment.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird Hends
Vietnam
Saigon
Laird
Nixon
National Security Council
TV Eyes Apollo Flight Plans Brighten Future Telecasts
Apollo planners study live color TV coverage of flights. NASA officials say crew may power a cabin camera for ongoing view of operations this spring. Apollo 10, slated for mid May, could be the most televised flight yet with a possible color feed.
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Space Agency
Paul Haney
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
America
Haney
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
John W. Young
Moon
Earth
Nixon Sees New US European Trust Amid Vietnam Urgency
President Nixon, in a Paris news conference, touted a new relationship of trust with Europe while prioritizing the Vietnam War. He said the enemy offensive since the 25th has failed, no near term U.S. troop withdrawals are planned, and Paris talks may enter a second phase with hard bargaining on key differences. Defense chief Laird will report back after his war-area tour to guide possible actions. The president also spoke of East West detente and suggested the Soviets could act as peacemakers, stressing no desire for a confrontation between the superpowers.
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Nixon
Laird
North Vietnam
U.S
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
United States
Vietnam
Dl Nixon
Paris
Saigon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Soviet Union
Two 1968 Cars Demolished In Area Crash
Two 1968 cars were demolished in an area crash with vehicles valued at 2500 dollars. Possible charges are pending today, according to Trooper Deutsch.
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Deutsch
Dog Leads Cops To Burglars After Rescue
In cucapointON Tennessee a search for a restaurant break in moved to a basement where a stray dog helped officers trace the intruders to a house. Two men sat in a car with most of the loot. police recovered the items.
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Cucapointon, Tenn
Oscar Dykes
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