City police report multiple minor incidents and a death
Police cited Richart Latton for following too close after his car rear ended another vehicle driven by Alton Burdick. Damages totaled 75 dollars per car. A separate report noted vandalism to a railroad crane causing about 90 dollars in losses and classed as outside city jurisdiction. Dr. Hugh R. Robertson of Warren died after a long illness at 66. Local youth Robert Forrester reported his gold and white bicycle stolen. Clifford B. Marsh, a 1938 Corry native, died in Douglas, Arizona, after pneumonia. Probate notes mention Mildred Grenz Sr. passing in Millcreek with Corry survivors. Unemployment figures in Pennsylvania showed a weekly drop. Peter P. Engel named president of Standard Chair Co. in Union City. Mary K. Breidenstein, formerly of Corry, died in Buffalo, with several surviving relatives.
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Richart Latton
East Congress Street
Alton H. Burdick
Corry
North Center Street
Burdick
Ted Orn
Sutton
Cobbett
Capsule Missing in Montana Shipment Sparks Search
A radioactive capsule lost aboard a United Buckingham Freight shipment in Montana prompts a daylong hunt. Officials say the orange container is about the size of a small hot water tank and would be dangerous only if its shielded container is removed.
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Spokane, Wash
Montana
United Buckingham Freight
Casper
Wyo
Mont
Atomic Energy Commission
Two Tennessee Football Stars Killed In Crash
The University of Tennessee football program mourns as two coaches died in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on U.S. 411 near Benton. Tom Fisher and John Crumbacher, both 21, are dead, while Gerald Woods, 21, is hospitalized in serious condition. Fisher was a 213 pound junior linebacker and top tackler. Crumbacher was a guard/tackle. Coaches Bill Majors Bob Jones and Charlie Rash were killed in a separate incident last October 18.
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Benton, Tenn
University of Tennessee
U-T Paves
U.S
Here
Tom Fisher
Brooksville
Fla
John Crumbacher
West Middlesex
Gerald Woods
Milan
Tenn
Cleveland
Fisher
Tennessee
New York Giants
Frank Emanuel
Woods
Bill Majors
Bob Jones
Charlie Rash
Knoxville
Corry RC Adds 656 To Disaster Fund
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross voted to pay 656 as its share of a 9 million national disaster fund. Affected by depleted national funds from Viet Nam and Betsy, local contributions were approved in lieu of a local drive.
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Corry
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Corry Ymca
National Red Cross
United Fund
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Lawrence Andersen
James St. George
James Howard
Ann DiNatale
Hazel Miller
Soldier Lance Valint Killed in Viet Nam Action
Uniontown family learns their son Lance John J. Valint 20, of the 3d Battalion 7th Marine Division, was shot in action near Quang Ngai after a Marine recruiter visited their home to deliver a notice and a Defense Department telegram.
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Untiiiuwn
Uniontown
Viet Nam
Julius Valint
Lance John J. Valint
Vailants
Defense Department
7Th
Music critic dies in Tucson at 62
Tucson Daily Citizen music and drama critic Guy Thackery, age 62, who served the paper for 15 years, died yesterday in Tucson Arizona.
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Tucson
Ariz
Guy Thackeray
The
Tucson Daily Citizen
Reds Back China in UN Trade Push Amid Shift
A fragment from a page notes 117 members voted to admit Red China to the United Nations and to pursue open trade with China while implying skepticism about broader relations. It mentions a Peking Moscow dispute and an angry note rejecting a February 24 invitation to send a delegation to the Communist nation.
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China
United Nations
Peking- Moscow
Opening of Moscow party congress stirs Cold War hopes
Reports from Sausalito tell of a one month old girl surviving a 60 foot fall from an apartment and landing in San Francisco Bay waters, rescued by her father. The other item notes that Moscow plans for a party congress next week amid boycotts by Red China and potential high level talks involving Brezhnev Kosygin and De Gaulle, with possible new trade discussions and a shifting diplomatic stance.
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taining _ Washington
Levi Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosy
Trench
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Ie Ae Chieftaing
T Sausalito
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Adair Erhard
Ferner
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Guy’s Hospital
London
Robert Forrester
East South Street
Douglas
Clifford B. Marsh
Corry High School
Louise
Carl
Bessie) Tower
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Bernice) Simmonson
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Floyd
Max H
Mildred) Grenz Sr
Millcreek
Max Grenz Jr
Dexter Grenz
Brugger
Erie
Mt. Calne Lutheran Cemetery
Everett Elmquist
Wayne Street
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security
Harrisburg
Peter P. Engel
Wright Street
Standard Chair Company
South Main Street
Union City
Standard
Mary K. Breidenstein
Buffalo
Hazel Morrell
Carlton Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Erie Business College
Breidenstein
Corry RC
E.F.M. Stoters
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Carry
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Garden Center
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Vega
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Monaleur
M’sieu
Falcon
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Paris
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Oakmont Ave
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Bob Church
North Center St
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