Local Line-O-Ad Spots and Bakery News
Geddee tee tee tetee tesir teste notes Deer Head Inn serves 4 to 10 pm. Connie's welcomes Charles Weston from Weston's Pastry Shop to bake cookies and Danish pastries. Budweiser on tap at Cliff Carroll's. Star Memorial Works features cream puff time at Connie's. Open daily 9 to 5 with evenings and Sundays by appointment.
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Deer Head Inn
Charles Weston
Weston
Corry
Connie's
Otlé Spepstede
Cliff Carroll's
Star Memorial
Five Defectors Return To U.S. Units From Sweden
In Stockholm AP reports American military defectors have returned to their units or homes. One named is Hay Jones, 24, Detroit, the first U.S. deserter to Sweden in protest of the Vietnam War. Jones returned to his unit in West Germany after a Sweden stay starting January 1987 and teaching ballet. He sought help to return and was aided with air fare funds. he and his German-born wife and child accompanied him. Two other defectors also surrendered to U.S. Embassy and prepared to rejoin their outfits with financial assistance. names were not released.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Hay Jones
Detroit
U.S
Vietnam
Jones
West Germany
Frankfurt
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted in Corry
The list records admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital, naming patients by town and address. It includes several residents from Spartansburg, Clymer, Columbus, and Corry, with transfers mentioned to Hamot Hospital in Erie. It ends with a note about Turben's Auto Service and a garbled ending.
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Stella Mastervich
R. D
Cory
Edwin Poley
Wayne Street
Arthur Carlson
Columbus
Nettie Sutton
East Main Street
Janet
Albert Young
Mott Street
Stephanie Ann
Victor Schrubb
Corry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Sheery Lynn
James Scholton
Vietnam policy clash during hearing prompts secretary restraint
In a Senate hearing on Vietnam policy Secretary Rusk and Morse spar over the administration’s war timeline. Rusk rebukes reporters, insisting he has answered questions all morning while Morse accuses the administration of pressuring peace talks. Later, Dr Sealey G Mudd a USC medical educator and philanthropist dies after a long illness in San Marino California.
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Rusk
Morse
Vietnam
U.S
Tye
San Marino
Calif
Write-Ins Define Tone In 1968 New Hampshire Primary
The opening NH primary tests write-in campaigns for President Johnson and for Senator McCarthy and Governor Rockefeller. Nixon challenges Rockefeller to run in Nebraska Indiana and Oregon while Rockefeller weighs remaining on Oregon ballot. Mississippi voters face Griffin versus Evers runoff for a vacant congressional seat. McCarthy accuses Johnson backers of deceit and denounces ads by McIntyre in New Hampshire. Oregon slate includes four Republicans and four Democrats on the primary ballot.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Johnson
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Nebraska
Indiana
Oregon
Mississippi
Charles H Griffin
Charles Evers
McCarthy
Minnesota
Thomas J. McIntyre
D.N.H
McIntyre
Political contenders and party lines named in Wisconsin note
Al Fondy highlights Republicans Nixon Reagan and Rockefeller and Democrats Johnson Kennedy Wallace McCarthy and Kennedy as potential withdrawals. Wisconsin AG Bronson La Follette enters as Democratic candidate for governor, linking to the La Follette political dynasty. The paper branding note adds a store slogan.
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Tor
Nixon
Rockefeller
Charles Percy
A-ll
California
Ronald Reagan
Johnson
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Alabama
George Wallace
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette Jr
Cafeteria Debate Focuses on Student Boycotts and Fringe Benefit
CAHS board discussed lunch period issues and possible cafeteria closures as a fringe benefit. Some directors debated whether actions responded to student boycotts, while others noted the cafeteria could be shut when students were dissatisfied. William Kafferlin of Spring Creek pressed the fringe-benefit point.
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Elsen
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Delinquencies Prompt Possible Sheriff Sale on West Main
The board discusses unpaid back taxes totaling 3200 dollars on two West Main street properties. A 1964 plan calls for certified notices for 100 dollars or more over two years, then civil suits to seize personal property, and finally sheriff sales if unresolved. McKnight urged to proceed, hoping bidders offset the district's entry into real estate.
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West Main Street
McKnight
Railroads Seek Second Freight Rate Hike
American railroads seek a second freight-rate increase within a year with requested boosts generally from 3 to 10 percent and about 5 to 6 percent on most food items. The filing was submitted yesterday.
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Washington
Youngstown Police Firemen Win $1321 Pay Increase
Police and firemen in Youngstown reach a negotiated $1,321 yearly pay hike by January 1, 1970, boosting annual pay from $6,040 to $7,962 with retroactive raises dating back to last year. Final approval rests with City Council and the Local 312 union and the Fraternal Order of Police lodge.
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Youngstown
Youngstown, Ohio
City Fire Fighting Association
Youngstown Lodge
The
Fraternal Order of Police
Railroads seek further rate hike to cover costs
An industry source says the Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 23 percent rate hike last July 31 worth about $300 million and made permanent last month. The new request could total about $500 million in higher hauling charges reflecting labor and operating cost increases in the past year.
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Inderstate Commence Commission
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Dcorry Journal
Sewienie
Gee Givens
News Today
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clarence Vanderhoof
Spartansburg
Gary
Howard Blakeslee
Clayton Redding
Clymer
Bula Middleton
Nimer
Jerry Hamilton
Gordon Brynolfson
West South Street
Robert Williams
Turben’s Auto Service
Chevrolet
Benes
Sieed Peaches
IF & P
Dolly Madison Sauerkraut
Sauerkraut
AOE
Tbh Beg
al Fondy
Pittsburgh Teachers Federa
Ilon
Pittsburgh Board of Education
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Jim Hammond
Easy
Phisco
Gibson
Dumont
Automobile Agencies
Cara. C. Christensen Motors
Fitch Motors
Hambler
S. 1St Ave
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair - Olds
V. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick - Tempest
West South St
Weld & Auto Body Shop
Worth Hammond
Prairk
Hell's Auto Parts
Napa
Body Repaira
Checker Sales Service
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Crystal Coal Co
U.C. Zen
DRY Cleaners
HGH Dry Cleaners
Electrical Contractors
Lathrop Electric
Desmond Electric Company
Indust. Commer
Resid
Elect
Contr
Taylor’s Electric Service
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Minneapolis
Moline
Stewart Road
Corry Bakery
Connie’s
Johnson Brothers
Myers Water System
Insurance — General Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
H. &M. A. Beall
Smith St
Erie Insur
E. Crosby Bush Insurance
Auto, Fire, Life, Mutual Funds
E. Main St
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Desmond Electric Co
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Phoenix Hotel
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson's
Corry TV Cable Co
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
Texaco
Texaco, Inc
Greengarden Road
Rossin
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