Local incidents and events roll through Corry scene
A run of minor misfortunes and community happenings fills the Corry area. Mrs. Richard Peebles reports rear window damage on a 1964 convertible in the high school parking lot. Firefighters extinguish a barn blaze on the Adam Macine property with no loss estimate. A Dodge hubcap is found and turned in, awaiting owner claim. Church services near week’s end close the First Methodist Church special week. A truck accident near West Washington street ends with two men found walking toward town. A Corry man is convicted of corrupting a 16 year old, sentencing set for November 27. Beardsley faces drunken driving charges after blood test results. October hospital data show 244 admissions, 5 deaths, 38 births. Local revival and holiday patrols fill the calendar. Two-car crash investigations continue and a Columbus Fire Department prize drawing yields eight winners including a portable TV and other items.
YMCA Calendar Week of November 21
Community schedule from Elyria Ohio listing YMCA activities for Monday through Thursday including various swims, practices, classes, and senior dance. The note mentions admission seven cents per person and lists miscellaneous names and items.
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Clymer
Columbus
Robin Hoods
Auto Makers Cut Back Production
DETROIT AP four major auto firms General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors cut production due to lagging sales and lower profits. GM plans an 8.1 percent overall cut starting December with 3.7 percent in December and 4.4 percent in January, laying off workers at 11 plants. Ford Chrysler and American Motors confirm reduced quotas as inventories grow and sales lag in early December, with tentative December or January output decisions pending.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
U. S
Frederic G. Donner
Lee A. Jacocca
Ford Motor Co
Letters and aid prompt lawmakers on Michaels draft case
Plight of the couple draws letters and checks as Senators Griffin and Hart probe the matter. Rep. O'Hara and Col. Holmes discuss actions with draft officials while Col. Holmes studies the case. The board will rereview Michaels 1A status on December 7 as Mrs Michaels hopes her husband can teach again next fall.
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Robert Griffin
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
James G. O'Hara
Dmich
Arthur Holmes
Selective Service
Charles Rundell
War Veterans Organization
Amvers
Michaels
Utica
Seek 1 000 For Job Corps
Pennsylvania's State Employment Service seeks to recruit 1 000 youths for the Job Corps by December 1. Applicants 16 through 21 not in school will be processed quickly and sent to camp within three weeks. Training centers offer 90 day trials with option to withdraw or join the corps. Conservation Centers mix study and outdoor work while Urban Centers provide remedial education and training for skilled trades. Contact the local office for more information.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Kablach
Corry Pses
Kablach
Rockfall Kills Worker at New Coal Site in Carrolltown
A rockfall at a Cambria County coal site killed Francis Sobetski 27 and injured his brother-in-law Charles J. Baker 27, both of Carrolltown. They were part of a six-man crew at Barnes & Tucker Coal Co preparing a slope for mining.
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Carrolltown
Cambria County
Francis Sobetski
Carroltown
Charles J. Baker
Barnes & Tucker Coal Co
Johnson to undergo surgery with White House doctors in Texas
Johnson to spend first Texas week resting after ruptured scar repair. Dr. Lay M. Fox and other White House medical men will accompany him and may remove stitches. Moyers says the initial Texas period will be less strenuous than the preoperative days as Johnson clears his desk for hospital entry. He still aims to cut current year government spending while drafting next year’s budget and a State of the Union message, amid a Congress with a thinner Democratic majority.
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Lay M. Fox
White House
Texas
Moyers
Johnson
Congress
Rusk cites consular access for Prague travel agent arrest
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States is pressing for immediate consular access to a travel agent and former Czech citizen arrested in Prague on espionage charges after returning from a Moscow travel conference. He noted Berlin and German reunification talks and cautioned China on nuclear missiles while outlining space and nonproliferation hopes.
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Prague
Rusk
United States
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Germany
Europe
U. S
China
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Richard Peebles
Wayne Street
Adam Macine
Fifth Avenue
Alden Hulings
William Street
Shady Avenue
First Methodist Church
Singing Sheppards
W. Herb McComas
West Washington Street
H. H. Hammond
West Washington
Hammond
Arland L. Edwards
R._D
Corry
James B. Dwyer
Lee L. Beardsley
Second Avenue
East Main Street
Beardsley
Porter Auer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Wesleyan Holiness Church
Union City
E. W. Weaver
Mason, W. Va
Se A. Harvey
North Center
Smith Streets
Robert J. Arlet
Bridge Street
YMCA
Elyria
Ohio
Theresa Roach
James Damon
Melvin Smith
Assis
Dodge
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Barney
South Center Street
Auto Makers
Tom
Cadillac
Florida
Oldsmobile
Lincoln-Mercury
North Center Street
Theatre Es
Elite
Eric Taylor
Ernest Lehaaars
Edward Aulee
Jage Segal
Sandy Dennis
Wagner Bros
Gijliods
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