Ambush of Stones. Impalement Injury. Local Notices
A Columbus woman reported stones were thrown at a truck as she and her husband drove through Corry. Henry Zeyzus, 51, is listed in satisfactory condition after being impaled on wagon spikes at his farm. Corry motorists face 60 day license suspensions for reckless driving and speeding. Mrs. Helen Conners dies after a fall at Bayle's Restaurant. A shoplifting incident at Buyer's Fair ends with a youth to report to police. Divorce decree in Kerimy case. Hotel Corry president Harry Neff in poor condition after a street accident. County office closes Columbus Day. two disc-type hubcaps found and turned in.
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Columbus
Corry
Columbus Coypte
Henry Zeyzus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Helen Conners
West
Washington Street
Bayle’s
Bracken Funeral Home
Jean Beckerink
Buyer’s Fair
Frank Carnegie
Harry Neff
Striking Ford Workers Hit 25 States With Broad Ripple Effects
The 30 day strike impacts about 160000 workers across 25 states, with 30000 in Michigan. River Rouge in Dearborn is hardest hit, while suppliers such as Budd Co have laid off hundreds. Costs mount for Dana, Pennsylvania Railroad, and trucking firms, draining the union fund by 16 million while benefit payments vary by family status.
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Ford
Michigan
Budd Co
Gary
Ind
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Budd
Dana Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. & L. Transport Co
Lorain
Automotive Transport Inc
Wake Up Your Peristalsis And Be Your Smiling Best
An old advertising notice promotes Carter's Pills as a temporary laxative to stimulate sluggish lower tract muscles and restore regularity. It claims quick relief and a cheerful return to a “smiling best” for users, touting millions of satisfied customers.
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Garler
Shafer Pushes Single State Transportation Agency
Gov Shafer urged consolidation of all mass transportation in Pennsylvania into one coordinating agency. He said a master plan is being drafted by a panel and tied to a unified approach across highways, mass transit, and waterways. He warned transportation shape will affect cities and daily life.
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Shafer
State University Park
Pennsylvania
State Ends Case In Slaying Of Trooper
The defense began for Kenneth Fleming as Joyce Macanick and Jeffrey Brunner describe a trip from Altoona in a stolen sports car. Ballistics link a pistol found with Fleming to the dying trooper Charles Steele. the trio from Pennsylvania were arrested in Myrtle Beach after the Sept 1966 slaying on U.S. 1 near McBee.
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Bennettsville
S.C
Kenneth A. Fleming
Bretty
Joyce Marie Macanick
Miss Macanick
Fleming
Jeffrey Allen Brunner
Charles Steele
U.S. 1
McBee
Brunner
Fenning
Steeles
MN. Cate
State Law Enforcement Division
Steele
Myrtle Beach
Transport race motto urged bold action for Pennsylvania
A call urging decisive steps for Pennsylvania to secure its future quotes a bold warning that delaying in transportation efforts risks failure, stressing urgency to act now rather than wait. The phrase warns that hesitation equates to decline.
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Pennsylvania
Where In The World Semi-finalists from Corry High
Allene Morris and Sandy Ott, Corry Area High School juniors, are among semi-finalists in the Americans Abroad program by the American Field Service. New York AFL committee will evaluate applicants nationwide and decide who joins the year-round and summer offerings.
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Allene Morris
Sandy Ott
American Field Service
Corry Area High School
United States
AFL Committee
New York
Allene
Milton Morris
R. D
Corry
Sandy
Robert Ott
Wayne Street
Violence Drops In Trucker Walkout
Pittsburgh reports show violence declining as a seven state strike tightens economic pressure on steel producers and users. Governor Romney pledges manpower to curb violence while Pennsylvania Governor Shafer orders reinforced western patrols. The steel industry, reliant on trucking for over half its shipments, faces supply disruptions impacting highway builders and grocers amid the walkout.
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Pittsburgh
George Romney
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Gav
Raymond P. Shafer
Frank McKetta
Ohio Contractors Association
Wildcat Truckers Strike Slows Steel via Food Supply Disruptions
The Western Pennsylvania Heavy and Highways Contractors Association reports millions in halted projects and 4000 tradesmen idled as concrete shipments stop. In Pittsburgh deputies escort bread to a northern supermarket chain. Cleveland hospitals and restaurants struggle for frozen foods and fresh meat. The 10,000 to 20,000 independent truckers strike cut steel output by about 30 percent last month per Tron Age magazine.
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Western Pennsylvania Heavy & Highways Contractors Association
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ohio
Tron Age Magazine
Governors Meet to Resolve Western Strike Crisis in Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania faced a growing strike impact as Governor Shafer arranged a Monday Pittsburgh meeting with eight state leaders to obtain true facts and coordinate highway patrol oversight. Meanwhile a 15 year old from Fredonia was arrested in a gas station burglary wave, admitting five recent break ins and about 80 dollars in cash taken.
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Pennsylvania
Shafer
McKetta
Pittsburgh
Fredonia
N.Y
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