REBT brick floors on 12 19 listed in local records
A brief local notice shows REBT brick floors with a December 19 date, indicating a scheduled action or filing. The readable fragment places the event in a municipal or property context, with no additional names or places clearly identified in the text.
Woman Hijacks Mexico Cuba Flight With 17 Aboard
A Argentin a woman hijacked a Aeromaya turboprop near Isla Mujeres en route to Merida. She ordered the pilot to Cuba, saying she would rather be jailed or killed there. After seven hours in Havana, the plane returned to Merida with 14 passengers and crew of three. The hijacker, Judith Vazquez, had a round trip ticket and had lived in Mexico six years.
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Mibrida
Mex
Argentina
Mexico
Cuba
Judith Vazquez
Ricardo Eroza Troyo
Aeromaya
Isla Mujueres
Isle of Women
Merida
Havana
Miguel Covian
Mexico City
Eroza
Searchers Find Missing Girl Asleep Safe at Friend’s Home
Fire volunteers Corry Civil Defense and state police aided in a search for Ter ry Miller of Spartansburg after her grandmother Treva Sinnott reported her missing since 6 p.m. The girl was found unharmed at about 9:30 p.m. Also sought were eight Jost children in Hearts Content, Warren County, later found with a group from Ohio misjoined on a wrong trail after a picnic.
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Corry Civil Defense
Corry
Terry Miller
Spartansburg
Treva Sinnott
Friends
Miller
Hearts Content
Warren County
Thomas Dorion
Clarendon
Ohio
Handicapped Job Placements Rise in Corry BES Office
Joseph M. Kablach of the Corry Bureau of Employment Security reports 53 handicapped job placements in Corry for the year July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965, up from 38 the prior year. CHEER president Mrs. Norman Tarbell and Kablach urge area employers to list openings and advance Employ the Handicapped Week October 11 to 12.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Employment Security
Joseph M. Kablach
Bureau
Corry
Kablach
Correy Bes
Norman Tarbell
BES
North Center Street
Hold Trip In Gun Caper
Neighbors at Concord Corners report a self service station looting. Three youths pulled up and fled after taking coins eggs and money totaling about $3. The Northrops pursued by car and forced a stop near Al Pine Inn. A youth brandished a gun and fled as suspects were arrested for larceny and gun threat. Ronald Throwbridge 21 Floyd McCluskey 19 and a 16 year old were jailed with bonds set at $2000 for Throwbridge and McCluskey. the juvenile is in custody.
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Northrop
Concord Corners
Dennis
Gaylord Northrop
al Pine Inn
Northrops
Grove City
Ronald, Throwbridge
Floyd McCluskey
Jackson Center
Throwbridge
McCluskey
Czechs Fear Reform Plan Near End
AP dispatch from Prague reports Czechoslovak officials fearing the reform drive under Dubcek may end as Moscow pressure grows. Meeting schedules include Presidium and Central Committee discussions on Moscow commitments, possible troop occupation and the future of liberalization efforts. Several sources suggest options range from continuing accommodation to a reimposed military government.
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Prague
Dubcel
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Alexander Dubcek
Oldrich Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Erie Man Dies Of Stab Wounds
AP report from Erie states 42 year old George McCallum died from stab wounds at his residence. Police charged 39 year old Patella Carr with murder, alleging she lived at the same address. The incident occurred late last night with McCallum dying shortly after at Hamot Hospital. A separate Topton crash killed Dodie J. Sweyer, 9, when struck by a car. en route to the hospital, Leon Sweyer’ s car collided, killing Edwin Schmid, 60, and Pauline Schmid, 54, of Fleetwood.
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Erie (Ap
George McCallum
Erie
Hamot
Patella Carr
Topton
Dodie J. Sweyer
Easton
Leon Sweyer
Edwin Schmid
Pauline
Fleetwood
House Cuts Deeply From Open Housing and Food Stamp Funds
The House Appropriations Committee slashed the administration request for a new low income housing program and for expanding the food stamp program. Open housing enforcement, juvenile delinquency control, and other new initiatives also faced substantial cuts, reducing the final bill to about 101 million from 270 million requested. The panel prioritized only what it deemed most important.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Congress
Johnson
Department of Housing
Justice Department
Allied Offensive Probes Khe Sanh and Da Nang Foothills
In new sweeps near Khe Sanh and southwest of Da Nang, U S Marines and American and South Vietnamese infantrymen uncovered enemy munitions stockpiles amid limited resistance. A stockpile two miles below the DMZ yielded 200 rounds of 152mm artillery and 100 fuses. Air losses include a Navy A7 Corsair and an assault helicopter. A Vietnamese woman led Navy commandos to a Viet Cong prison camp on Con Coc Island. Up to five North Vietnamese divisions threaten South Vietnam’s northern provinces below the 17th parallel.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
da Nang
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Constellation
George M. Biery
Fremont
Calif
Panhandle
South
U.S. Navy
Mekong
Si Day
Con Coc Island
Bassac River
1St
South Vietnam
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
UF Drive Reaches 18 Percent First Week Report
The 1068 United Fund drive opened at Hotel Corry with early results across divisions. Industrial Division led with 11,500 dollars, while Clubs and Organizations stood at 5.3 percent and Special Gifts at 9.9 percent of goal. The first report breakfast showed totals from five to 28 percent, and the second briefing is set for next Monday at 7:30 am.
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United Fund
Corry
Humphrey opens Pa tour amid anti Nixon Wallace sentiment
Hubert H. Humphrey launching a three city swing through Pennsylvania insists voters tire of Nixon and Wallace tactics. He says the people will choose a president, not pollsters, and attacks Nixon and Wallace on trust and desegregation positions as he heads to Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
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Khun
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Wallace
Humphrey
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
North
South
Supreme Court opens quiet term amid explosive docket
The Supreme Court begins its new term with a tranquil ceremony contrasting with explosive cases ahead. Wallace’s bid to place his name on Ohio’s presidential ballot leads a week of private conferences and anticipated rulings, amid protests and debates over civil rights, Vietnam, and police powers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Johnson
Abe Fortas
High Court
Senate
Fortas
Earl Warren
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
White House
Ohio
Nounce
Vietnam
Four Minors Fined For Having Beer
Four teenage boys were found with beer in a car in a Barney's Firestone Store parking lot at 1:20 a.m. They pleaded guilty to possession of alcoholic beverages by minors and paid fines and costs. Driver James H. Roden Jr., 18, was fined 35 dollars plus 2.80 in costs. the other three were fined 25 dollars each with 2.80 costs. Others named: Norman A. Gates, 16. David A. Buell, 18. Charles R. Proper, 17. The case was heard before Alderman Norbert Bachemer.
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Barney's Firestone
Norbert Bachemer
James H. Roden Je
West Smith Street
Norman A. Gates
Mead Avenue
David A. Buell
R. D
Corry
Charles R. Proper
Wright Street
The Runaway Truck Fleeing Down Franklin Street
A parked truck rolled down Franklin Street on a Saturday afternoon, hitting a tree before striking a utility pole. Police say the vehicle, left in gear with brakes set, caused about 3500 in truck damage and an additional 25 in line damages to Pen Elec and Corry TV Cable. Alvin Dyne of RB, D, 2, Corry reported the incident.
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Franklin Street Hill
Alvin Dyne
Corry
Journal Phate
Johmston
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National States Rights Party
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