Silverwood Houghtling engagement announced for July wedding
Mr. and Mrs. James Silverwood of Kenmore announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Lyn Silverwood to Richard A. Houghtling USS William H Standley Navy son of Mr. and Mrs. John Houghtling of Corry. The bride elect, a Mount St Mary Academy graduate, attends D Youville College School of Nursing. The groom is stationed in the Mediterranean aboard the USS William H Standley. A July wedding at St John the Baptist Church Tonawanda is planned.
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James Silverwood
Kenmore
N.Y
Susan Lyn Silverwood
Richard A. Houghtling
United States Navy
John Houghtling
Corry
Mount St. Mary Academy
D'Youville College
School of Nursing
William H. Standley
Mediterranean
St. John the Baptist Church
Tonawanda
James B. Patterson
Belle Vernon
Janet Luxanne
David H. Tanner
Harold
Tanner
R. D
Union City
Rostraver High School
California State College
Miss Patterson
Elsabeth Forward
Wattsburg Area
The
State University of New York
Christmas events and social notices fill Corry page
The Corry column lists the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary December meeting and Christmas dinner at the Moose Lodge with reservation chairs Miss Mary Higgins and Mrs. Harold Jackson. Also noted is a Senior Tri-Hi-Y rummage sale at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Other items cover Rev Eshelman wedding news and an open house for the Leishman family at First Presbyterian Church with church association sponsors and hours.
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Jack Osman
Corry
Osman
Corry Memorial Hospital
Moose Lodge
Mary Higgins
East Park Place
Harold Jackson
West Columbus Avenue
Roger Grape
Beth Lewis
First Presbyterian Church
Kenyon Leishman
Sara
Martha
Ruth
Jane
Leishmans
Women’s Association of the
McCarthy weighs campaign strategy over Vietnam policy
The article discusses McCarthy considering a presidential bid with a focus on a party wide debate over Vietnam. It notes potential stand-in candidates in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, lines up possible White House tactics used in 1964, and mentions a new six page brochure by McCarthy criticizing Johnson policy. A household tip and a dated quote conclude the piece.
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McCarthy
Democratic Party
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Johnson
White House
George C. Wallace
Alabama
John W. King
Thomas J. McIntyre
Edward M. Kennedy
Texas
Minnesota
H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Paper Presses Need For Editor
Beacon, the University of Rhode Island student weekly, published a blank front page with a centered classified ad seeking an editor in chief and managing editor. The ad notes long hours and uncertain pay, offering brownie points for jobs or grad school and a chance to meet fascinating people.
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Kingston, R.I
Beacon
University of Rhode Island
scintMlating
Robbery Trial Details Court Testimony About Gun
Mrs Shields testified yesterday that Warner and another man discussed taking money during the holdup. She said she saw Warner with a gun in his trousers and later return with liquor. Warner, 31, faces a separate armed robbery charge for a August 9 incident at Stanford's Grocery where $113 was stolen. A trial date has not been set.
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Ciple
Shields
Warner
Stanford
Leslie J. Stanford
Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Joy announced
Funeral services for Mrs. Benjamin Minnie Joy will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 1 a.m. Saturday. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Benjamin
Minnie) Joy
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Owl And The Pussycat Opens Tomorrow At Playhouse
Natalie Ross returns to Erie to star in The Owl and the Pussycat at the Playhouse opening tomorrow. The comedy based on Edward Lear verse follows a writer owl and a would be actress cat in a battle of the sexes with eight performances through December 10. Tickets range 2.50 to 3.00 with mail orders including payment and return envelope.
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Natalie Ross
Erie
Playhouse
Edward Lear
Bill Manhoff
Owl
Pussycat
Itis
Mrs. Jaquith Demonstrates For Painters in Corry
Members of the Corry China Painters Organization met at Mrs. Al Marty Sr. home for the final session of the year. Mrs. Norman Swart presided and Mrs. Harold Jaquith demonstrated monotone scenery painting. The group will resume in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Shafer Signs Pennsylvania Open Housing Law
Gov. Shafer signs the Pennsylvania Fair Housing Act, expanding state civil rights protections to prohibit discrimination in the sale of most housing. The law broadens coverage from 8 percent to about two thirds of housing transactions, though rental of private homes without separate entrances is excluded. The act takes effect immediately and followed bipartisan support in the General Assembly.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shafer
General Assembly
State Human Relations Commission
Move By McNamara and McNamara Move
President Johnson says defense policies remain defined as McNamara moves to the World Bank presidency after finishing the 1969 budget. The White House and World Bank announced the plan, but details about a successor remain unresolved amid Vietnam war speculation.
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Johnson
U.S
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
World Bank
White House
McNamara
Vietnam
George D. Woods
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Bank
Paris
Woods
Vandals Cause 2000 Damage At Silver Creek School
Silver Creek Central School suffered more than 2000 in damage over the weekend as unknown persons entered by breaking a window. Deputies report theft of cash from several offices and vandalism across many floors including ripped phones ink spills and a chair through an interior glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Creek
N.Y
Lice
Silver Creek Central
Mayville
Three Aides and Chief Resign from Duggan DA Office
Four top aides of Allegheny County District Attorney Robert W. Duggan resigned for personal reasons. Among the departures are Assistant District Attorney David O Hanestall the chief of county detectives George W Collitt and two more assistants Joseph Schmitt and Edward Martin. O Hanestall said he is returning to private practice. Collitt had taken a leave of absence earlier this year.
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Fullspungh
Allegheny County Dist
Robert W. Duggan
Duggan
David O'Hanestall
O'Hanesian
Joseph Schmitt
Edward Martin
George W. Collitt
Collitt
Campus Cars Create Headache for Security Chiefs
In College Station Texas a surge in student drivers causes traffic and parking problems for campus security officers. Bobby Hudson head of West Texas State University security notes ninety percent of incidents involve vehicles as 42 security officers from 35 colleges discuss campus safety. The meeting highlights frustration over rising car use on campuses in Texas and New Mexico. Johnson faces shakeups amid military alignment rumors with Chiefs.
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College Station
Tex
Bobby Hudson
West Texas State University
Texas
New Mexico Wednesda
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Pleasantville
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