Corry notices. suspensions and obituaries fill wide page
The record lists Gordon J Bailey and Donald F Kauer of Corry among 2 888 drivers with suspended licenses and Clarence Cole of Corry among 172 with one year driving privilege revocation. Ripley residents win court awards over throughway appropriations. funeral notices for Frank D Schramling and Virginia Edson Paulson. Keep Christ in Christmas committee forms. local library and weather notes close.
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Bureau of Highway Safety
Gordon J. Bailey
Corry
Donald F. Kauer
Clarence Cole
Wayne Street
AEC Official Visits Hiroshima and Tokyo Research Institute
Atomic Energy Commissioner John S. Graham arrived in Japan to inspect the Atomic Energy Research Institute in Tokyo and visit Hiroshima, the first city ever leveled by an atom bomb.
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AEC
Hiroshima
Tokyo
U.S. Atomic Energy
John S. Graham
Japan
Atomic Energy Research Institute
Nixon Begins Four Day Britain Tour With Berlin Stance
Vice President Nixon arrives in London for a four day visit to Britain. He pledges West resolve to stay in Berlin and warns against appeasement. Nixon meets with Prime Minister Macmillan and attends a Pilgrims Society luncheon. He links Soviet threats to U S policy and Eisenhower leadership. The trip includes a chapel dedication and royal hospitality from Queen Elizabeth II.
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London
API
Nixon
Britain
Berlin
Pormosa Strait
Hell
Pilgrims’ Society
England
Washington
Howe
Selwyn
Lloyd U.S
John Hay Whitney
Eisenhower
St. Paul's Cathedral
Elizabeth I
U.S
Macmillan
Free World
Soviet Union
Democratic Party
Wixons
Ex-Slave Joe Luke 111 Dies in Deland Florida
Joe Luke 111 a former slave who would have observed his 111th birthday December 24 died Sunday in Deland Florida He was born in Coosa County Alabama and recalled General Sherman marching through the countryside during the Civil War.
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Deland
Pla
Joe Luke
Coosa County
Ala
Gen. Sherman
Rev Cyril Cooper Celebrates 25 Years At St Thomas Church
A large turnout marked Mass celebrating Rev Cyril Cooper’s 25th year of priesthood. Born in Meadsville, he studied at St Agatha’s High School and Bonaventure Seminary, was ordained May 25, 1933, and has served as pastor of St Walburga’s Titusville and St Thomas’ Church since July 1958. A reception followed in St Edward’s School Auditorium attended by relatives and parishioners.
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St ‘Thomas
Chireh
Henor
Cyril Cooper
Cooper
Fey James Cannon
St. Mary's College
Noni
Cyril J Krona
St Elizahel's
Pis Gartick
Archpriest
St. Johjn
Eide
Rey Cooper
Meadsville
St. Agatha's High School
Bonaventure Seminary
Allegany
St. Peter's Cathedral
Erle
John Mark Gannon
Erie
St Loui's Church
Ewe
St. Walburga’s Church
Titusville
St. ‘Thomas
St Edward's School
John A. Blatt
Rev. Cover
Ann Baresi
James Wailers
Typhoon Nancy Rages at Sea Near Okinawa and Japan
Typhoon Nancy curves northeast keeping winds near 150 mph in open Pacific. Coastlines of Okinawa and Japan likely to feel effects as storm tracks move away from land.
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Tokyo
Nancy
Pacific
Okinawa
Japan
Cold Weather Sends Arctic Front Across Midwest and South
Wintry air clip across the Yukon district and northwest with blizzard conditions in northern Rockies. Heavy snow warnings issued for North Dakota South Dakota and northern Minnesota with potential in extreme northern Great Lakes. Temperatures fell to zero in northern Montana and warned for Wyoming North Dakota. Northeast and mid Atlantic chilled with freezing readings and new snow over Appalachian slopes. Heat records reached Macon Ga 81 degrees Sarasota Fla 88 Tampa Fla 78 Chattanooga Tenn 75.
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Mncthern
Rockies
Great Lakes
Montania
North Dakota
Wyoming
Kansas
mid-Atlantic
Appalachians
Macon
Sarasota
Fla
Tampa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Noted scientist killed in jeep accident during hunting
Dr. Raymond R. Lanier, 44, prominent scientist, was fatally injured yesterday in a jeep accident while pheasant hunting near Holyoke, Colorado.
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Holyoke
Colo
Raymond R. Lanier
Area Motorist Blinded by Lights Crashes on Route 89
Edna Hues, 44, of Wattsburg, was admitted to Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City after her vehicle ran off Route 89 four miles north of Wattsburg. She sustained possible skull fractures and contusions. Hess reported another car did not dim headlights, causing her to brake on a film of ice. her car spun into a ditch with about $200 damage.
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Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Wattsburg
Edna Hues
Hess
Corry State Polee
Wattsboro
Che Hess
Army to Launch Moon Test Probe Soon
The Army plans a moon probe with two chances. If the first craft fails to reach the moon it may be captured by lunar gravity and become a satellite or collide with the moon, according to Dr. Wernher von Braun, head of the Army space program.
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Wernher von Braun
Army
Hal Boyle's Americana highlights and wry observations
Hal Boyle offers a collage of light anecdotes and trivia from mid century America. He notes accidents as a top killer for ages 1 to 35, jokes about Cornell horse shoeing, yacht insurance seminars, and mascara lore while poking at education, industry skills, and everyday myths.
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New York
API
United States
Cornell Unijee
Insurance Company
Hollywood Beach
Florida
America
Grace Downs
Bears Killed In First Day Of Pennsylvania Season
AP reports on the opening day of Pennsylvania bear season noting at least 69 bears killed despite overcast weather. Tioga County led with 17, Lycoming 16, McKean 11, Clinton 9, Monroe 4, and several counties recording 2 or 3 or fewer. The season ends Saturday. Officials had estimated about 40 kills in six days, well below last year’s 204. Bear activity concentrated in the north central region.
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Pennsylvania
Tioga
Lysoming County
McKean County
Game Commission
Clinton County
Monroe County
Forest County
Carbon
Union
Blair
Wyoming
Warren
Porter
The
Commonwealth
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Pailibta
Bernard Ryan
State Court of Claims At
Buffalo
Ripley
Carl Brown
Howard Northrop
Arthur W. Puls
Frank D. Schramling
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmer Ortner
Pine Grove
Virginia
Edson Paulson
Linda Grape
Roger Grape
Fairview Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Porter Auer
Cnlls
New York State
Tre Mundous
Meerdink’s Furniture
St. Ext
Great Britain
Rev. Cooper
Asis
Midwest
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
Columbus
Studebaker
Dark Studebaker
R. G. Wiggers Motor Sales
N. Centar St
Corry, Pa
Hal Boyle
International Business Machines Corp
Common Cold Foundation
For & Filang
Denmark
Thomas Jefferson
Santa Claus
Santa
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Eimgta Repetar
Ofrosit Insurance
Iron City Beer
Corry Beverage Distributor
West Main Street
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