Quiet Corry Weekend Sees One Minor Auto Accident
Corry State Police report a quiet weekend with only one minor crash on Route 97 west of Union City where Mrs. James Morgan crossed the center line and sideswiped Linda Abercrombie. Possible charges pending. Also notes hospital status, misfiled admission, a doorstep report, cemetery rumor, a dog in the pound, and weather and local bank Christmas Club payouts. Police upgrading to helicopter pilot program with Trooper Morris Demsko.
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Corry
James Morgan
Union City
Linda Abercrombie
Erie
Morgan
Donald Raisley
Morris Demsko
Gettysburg
Demsko
Supreme Court backs university police power to arrest antiwar protesters
The Supreme Court declined to review Wisconsin student Robert K. Zwicker’s conviction for displaying a disruptive antiwar sign during silent Vietnam protests. In an 8 to 1 decision, the court allowed university police to arrest demonstrators outside a campus placement office after recalling a napalm protest linked to Dow Chemical. Zwicker faced a $100 fine or 30 days in jail in 1967.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert K. Zwicker
University of Wisconsin
Zwicker
Dane County
State Supreme Court
Dow Chemical Co
Coast Guard ends search for tanker Keo sinking
The Coast Guard terminated the hunt for 28 missing crewmen from the Liberian tanker Keo after it split in two 120 miles southeast of Nantucket. Eight bodies were recovered from the wreckage, with the stern missing and the bow leaking fuel oil. The Keo, en route from New York to Belgium with oil, had 32 Greeks and four South Americans aboard.
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New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Nantucket
Belgium
London Gold Price Plummets On New Market Fears
London AP reports gold on the London free market fell to its lowest in 18 months. Dealers expect further declines as confidence in paper money grows, aided by the West German mark’s upward revaluation last month. The price fixed at 37.90 dollars per fine ounce, down 95 cents from Friday, versus a peak of 42,825 per ounce earlier this year during a gold rush.
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London
London Free Market
Chances Dim for Lowering Voting Age in Pa
In Harrisburg, hopes fade for lowering Pennsylvania's voting age after neighboring Ohio and New Jersey defeated similar measures last week. Senate Majority Leader Stanley G. Stroup notes reduced optimism. a joint House plan to set 19 as the minimum faces Senate delay. If approved, a two-session path delays a ballot referendum until at least May 1971.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Senate
Stanley G. Stroup
R-Bedford
Stroup
Tumi
New
Constitutional Changes Committee
Vic
Jack McGregor
Allegheny
McGregor
Local Pastor Named at Corry Assembly of God Church
Rev C Ronald Stafford accepted as pastor of Corry Assembly of God Church on East Main Street. He graduated in Maryland and Pennsylvania, served as youth coordinator in Bethlehem, led Mifflinburg church since 1967, and will reside at 125 Maple Avenue. His wife Betty Sheets has a singing background and their daughter Sherry Lynn is five weeks old. Roger M Blough will speak at Susquehanna University on November 21 at the Business and Industry Symposium.
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C. Ronald Stafford
Corry
Assembly of God Church
Mifflinburg
Stafford
Betty Sheets
Johnstown
Northeast Bible School
Staffords
Sherry Lynn
Maple Avenue
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Centerville
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Nichols
Ridge Street
First Avenue
Pine Grove Cemetery
James Caldwell
Mead Avenue
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Sara J. Babcock
West Pleasant Street
Merle Ottaway
Robert J. Lindstrom
Norbert Bachofner
Craig B. Kenniston
R.D. 1
Spartansburg
Bachofner
Selinsgrove
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Susquehanna University
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