Local residents cited in scattered town notices and appointments
Police logged a complaint over yard trash and blocked drainage on York street. Congressman Joseph Vigorito named five local men for West Point. among them Richard P. Laurie of Erie. Real estate transfers filed in Warren County include Teeft to Cutshaw and Palmer estate to Hershberger. John Hanna, Corry teacher’s brother, died in Uniontown. Basie Incorporated declared dividends on preferred and common stock. City Council approved final payment to Frank Pate for Airport Authority building work. A Corry Civil Defense meeting is set at the new CD HQ. The city plans to sell a 50 foot wide strip near the airport by the Tonnard plant.
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Joseph Vigorito
West Point Military Academy
Corry
Richard P. Laurie
Frank Laurie
West 11Th Street
Erie
J. Harold Patterson
East Frederick Street
Warren County
John C. Teeft
Franklin Cutshaw
Columbus Township
Evelyn Palmer
Ronald D. Hershberger
Spring Creek Township
Frank Pate
Lawrence Airport
Pate
Airport Authority
Tonnard Mfg. Co
David Johnson
Leonard
Ohio Teachers Accept $700 Yearly Pay Raise
Ohio teachers in a 26 000 pupil system end a three day walkout by accepting a 700 yearly pay raise. Starting pay rises to 6500 a year in two steps by next January. Raises take effect regardless of the June 10 special election on the 9 4 mill levy.
Astronauts Read Horoscopes At Space Center Houston
NASA public affairs said the horoscopes were read to astronauts “just for the fun of it” at the Space Center in Houston. The Libra John Young was advised to use a slow day to gain perspective on his job and workplace safety and driving and work habits were urged.
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Space Center
Houston
NASA
John Young
Hotel Sues For Kennedy Campaign Expenses
In Los Angeles the Ambassador Hotel filed an 85000 claim in Superior Court for services and accommodations tied to Robert F. Kennedy's presidential campaign. The suit lists the National Kennedy for President Committee Kennedy National Headquarters Kennedy Campaign Committee and trustees as defendants.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Jane
National
Kennedy National Headquarters
Kennedy Cameee Committee
Lockheed Cheyenne copter contract canceled amid delays
The Army canceled Lockheed Aircraft's defaulted contract to build the Cheyenne helicopter, a 250 mph armed rotor gunship. The action halts production planned for 1970 and follows stability problems and a fatal crash of a Cheyenne prototype. Estimated program costs and contractor payments are shifting as the Pentagon tightens oversight of defense deals.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Lockheed
Lockheed Board
D. J. Haughton
Vietnam
Resor
Claughton
van Nuys
Calif
Pentagon
Suc
Wattsburg Man Dies Of Gunshot Wounds In Tragic Death
Henry Long, 58, of Wattsburg, reportedly despondent about ill health, died yesterday morning from gunshot wounds to the head. Corry State Police and Deputy Coroner Mark Glenn confirm death by own action. Long was found in an upstairs bedroom by his wife before 11 a.m. He leaves a son Robert, four sisters, three grandchildren, and rites were held at Glenn Funeral Home in Union City with burial in Lowville Cemetery.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Mark Glenn
Henry Long
John Evanko
Long
Helen
Robert of
Viola Fuller
R.D. Wattsburg
Maude Smith
Eric
Mabel Gay
Mayville
Mildred Smith
California
Glenn Funeral Home
Union City
Lowville
Pair Caught Wheeling Safe From Loan Firm
Two Pittsburgh men William Downey aged 41 and James Socei 46 were arrested inside the First Federal Savings and Loan office Sunday night after attempting to wheel a money filled safe out a rear door. The FBI will file charges under federal bank burglary statutes. Mayor Peter J. Page noted the safe reportedly contained 25 000 to 30 000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Savings and Loan
FBI
William Downey
James Socei
Federal Savings and Loan Office
Peter J. Page
Apollo 10 crew to sleep long on moon mission
Astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan will rest 10 hours on their first space night and nine hours the next as they prepare for the two toughest flight phases around the moon and reentry. They aim to maximize sleep on the return trip to stay alert for the key Pacific landing next Monday.
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Houston
Moon
Earth
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene ‘A. Cernan
Space
Pacific
Nixon new draft plan outlined in Q A format
President Nixon proposes a reform to make the draft more predictable by assigning each man a specific year at age 19 or 20 and using a lottery to determine draft order within that year. It would require an amendment to change the oldest-first rule and would keep current deferments for college and some graduate study while reviewing other deferments and exemptions. The plan sets up selective service years and aims to reduce uncertainty for draft-eligible men.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
National Security Council
Director of
Selective Service
Downey Pushes Fire Department Rules Changes
Council backs three moves for fire department hiring and retirement. Authority to advertise civil service exams and recruit candidates approved, plus reduction of retirement to 20 years from 25. Immediate action planned as Downey seeks a disability retirement path. Jazz star Coleman Hawkins dies after a career shaping modern jazz tenor saxophone.
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Jack Downey
Downey
Council
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Corry Area
Lou Hanna
Uniontown
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Basie Incorporated
Cleveland
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Theodore Swanson
CD Police
Ohio
Bobby
Bills
Johnson
Exide Batteries
Kendall Motor Oil
Lloyd Gates & Son
Wart of Corry
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Saan
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Rex Theatre
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20Th Century-Fox Presents
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Coleman Hawkins
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