Concord School clerk change and local notices
Mrs Kenneth Burr of 699 Wayne street will be Concord School clerk replacing Mrs Raymond Burr. David Mandel of Erie died at Hamot Hospital after operating a Union City clothing store until retirement. Funeral services were held at Donald C. Burton Funeral Home. United Steelworkers and Cyclops Corp ended a 35 day strike affecting 3,000 workers at Titusville, Bridgeville, and Pittsburgh plants. Real estate transfers reported in Erie County include three from Corry. Police reported stolen bike in Corry. dog collision incident in Tonawanda. car left at Barstow residence removed after ownership traced. State police list October traffic crashes with speeds and violations. Mrs Carl R Graves of Townville died in Meadville after illness. services set. Licenses suspended for three motorists in the region. A Wodlay walkout at Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co ends with a two-year contract. Paul E. North obituary. sister cited. Allyn S. Brown, publisher, moved to Union City to rejoin management of Brown- Thompson Newspapers.
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David Mandel
Erie
Hamot Hosa
Fandel
Union City
Donald C. Burton
United Steelworkers
Cyclops Corp
Titusville
Bridgeville
Pittsburgh
Cyclops
Universal Cyclops Specialty Steel Division
Nsw
Carl R. Graves
Townville
Corry
Centerville
Meadville City Hospital
Scio
N. Y
Carl
Kenyon
Kenneth
Willis L. Arnold
Peace Message Reflections Highlight Nuclear Era Dilemma
The dialogue notes an apology for miscommunication to the public about peace in the nuclear age. Goldberg suggests a failure on their part and calls for clearer outreach to convey dedication and commitment to peaceful aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldberg
Byrd resigns from Senate amid health concerns
Senator Byrd announces resignation from the United States Senate effective immediately after consulting physicians about arthritis pain. Governor hails Byrd as a great American and praises his contributions to Virginia and the nation. In other notes, Robert N. Branson, 44, longtime Washington correspondent for Federated Publications, dies of pneumonia. UN spokesman expresses deep grief over the death of Secretary General U Thant.
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Virginia
Byrd
United States Senate
Senate
Tuck
John S. Battle
Washington
Robert N. Branson
Bran Son
Federated Publications Inc
Michigan
Indiana
Idaho
U S Forces beat back Viet Cong in Saigon area clash
U S and Vietnamese planes shell the Viet Cong after their ambush on a main highway west of Saigon. About 190 Viet Cong were killed, while U S troops and Marines press a coastal offensive northeast of Saigon with limited gains. A new squadron arrived to bolster air war. leaflets dropped near Dien Bien Phu.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Baria
Chu Lai
South China Sea
Thell Fisher
Springfield
Northeast blackout leaves New York in darkness and doubt
The vast 10 hour outage across seven states and into Canada disrupted business and transit as officials investigate the cause. Mayor Lindsay urged stronger citywide communications and an independent emergency power plan while experts in Washington study utility records for a rapid, safer restoration.
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New York
Canada
New York City
James A. Lundy
New York Public Service Commission
Upstate
John V. Lindsay
Washington
Joseph C. Swidler
Federal Power Commission
Johnson
Corry Area High School Students To Attend Model UN Event
Eleven CAHS delegates will join 76 high schools from 46 cities in three states at Gannon College for the 13th Model United Nations General Assembly November 19 and 20. Corry will represent Afghanistan with delegates led by Jay Summerville and Mary McCloskey among others.
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Cary, Area
Gannon College
Corry Area
John Mark Gannon
Erie
Wilfrid J. Nash
United Nations Assembly
Joseph Barr
Gannon
United Nations
Berlin
Germany
Corry Area High School
Jay Summerville
Mary McCloskey
Peg Bortner
Robin Jolly
Harrison Keppel
Margaret McQuiston
Leah Daley
William Wolfe
John Tate
Geraldine Vincent
Janelle Spiesman
Julius T Long Dies in Shreveport Legacy of Huey Long Highlighted
Julius T Long 86 a Shreveport attorney and former district attorney for Jackson and Winn parishes died after a long illness. He helped launch his younger brother Huey P Long whose career included governor and U S Senator.
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Julius T. Long
Shreveport
Julius T Long
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
U. S
Jackson
Winn Parishes
Fund Drive Expands Yule Lighting In Downtown Sector
Committee official told The Journal plans are under way for a fund solicitation with a $1,900 goal for additional lights fixtures and decorations. In two years since formation total collections reach 3,805 while expenses total 4,746.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Atll
Corry Vfw
Ets
West Main Street
Embert Earle
South Street
Main Street
Center Street
Aluminum Stockpile Actions Stir Public Debate
The article reports on federal officials debating price increases and plans to release aluminum from stockpiles in 1966. McNamara notes transfers to defense producers and a shift in policy. Johnson’s stance remains guarded though described as pleased by some.
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Office of Emergency Planning
McNamara
Johnson
Defense
Maximum Term Given To Erie Woman's Slayer
Erie County Judge Samuel Y Rossi sentenced Boyd F James 33 to a maximum of 12 years in prison for the death of Myrtle Ball 54 of Erie last February 15 James pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a non jury trial Police said Ball was found dead on a street in Erie after an argument with James
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Erie
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Myrtle Ball
Boyd F. James
Ball
James
Chamber Discusses Delinquent Dues and Centennial Plans
Scherzer presented a list of 25 accounts totaling 1260 in back dues with several delinquencies year after year and urged turning the list over to the Membership Committee under Olin Bracken Jr. The Rogers Company of Fostoria Ohio seeks Chamber action on Corry Centenary plans and asked the Chamber to engage City Council and Mayor Zalzneck for a program.
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Scherzer
Olin Bracken Jr
Chamber
Long
Rogers Company
Fostoria
Ohio
Corry
Philip Zalzneck
Bracken
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Raymond Burr
Concord School
Jour‘nal
Raytein Bie Peper
Migirt
Mason
Kenneth Burr
Wayne Street
Concord 1
Erie County
Paul L. Crowell
Edward G. Weaver
Third Ward
Clyde L. Langon
Carl D. Stump
W. W. Hammond
Donald A. Ginn
Corty
Gary Counasse
Matt Street
YMCA
Tonawanda
Richard Abraham
North Center Street
Pas
Ronald Barstow
Marion Street
Yerteniay
Fiat
Barstow
Troop E
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Park
Robert L. Dunham
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Robert H. Knight
R.D
Spartansburg
Dennis Stutzman
R. D
Oman King
Bear Lake
A. Wodlay
Emen
Pittsburgh-Dessoines Steel Co
Warren
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Dale Hauser
Paul E. North
Russell
Jamestown General Hospital
Gerald Black
Allyn S. Brown
Union City Times
Brown- Thompson
Crawford Counties
Brown
Fairchild Graphic Equipment
Fairchild Graphics
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corp
Cherry Hill
N. J
U Thant
Man
Swidler
Maine
Central Maine Power Co
Pears Power
Conway
N.H
Jay Hounsell
CAHS
Edward H. Carney
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
A&p
Florida
Yule
Oogle Lumber
triValue Building Supply Center
Coats
Evans
Pussy Cat
Paradise Kittens
Carrig
Carrig’s Footwear
N. Center Sf
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Shamburg‘s Janson‘s
Felger's Nichols Grocery
Crescut’s
Al's
Dodd's Farm
Ficcardi’s
Stutzman’s Grocery
Palmer's
Stranahan’s
Sparta
Bemis
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