Weather, arson, x ray unit visit and local news in Corry area
The five day forecast shows near normal Western Pennsylvania temperatures with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s. Arson charges against Terrence P. Good follow a Bradford Laundromat fire. The tuberculosis unit will visit Corry on October 31 with public eligibility. A Meadville carrier boy suffers a broken arm after a Route 77 bicycle crash. Community groups discuss reviving Corry scouting, and two local students join Jamestown College’s Student Council.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Bradford
East End
Terrence P. Good
Good
Carroll Clayton
Northwestern Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society
Mobil Chest
Corry
Capwell’s Cleaners
East Washington Street
Meadville Tribune
Spencer Hospital
David Foriska
Kenneth M. Shartle
Foriska
Jamestown Business College
Terry Upperman
Sheila Gates
Judge Says Courtroom Jinx Strikes Philadelphia Case
Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Vito F Canuso says his courtroom is jinxed after a defendant jumped from a window to a ledge and a tear gas pen exploded while defense counsel held it. Mantz faced added charges as the incident occurred during evidence handling. The judge quipped about being cursed and said he wants to leave the court.
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Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Vito F. Canuso
Merlvyn Mantz
Canuso
Army Officers Demanded Girls As Kickbacks
A Senate subcommittee heard that sergeants ran Vietnam Army clubs as a graft network. June I Skewes testified that custodians demanded a share from supplies, paid in money, villas, liquor, trips, free entertainment and women. She described kickbacks averaging 25 dollars per show and 10 percent for costlier acts, with some custodians demanding sexual favors.
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Washington
Vietnam
Senate
June I. Skewes
Sydney
Australia
Miss Skewes
June Collins
Saigon
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
9Th Infantry Division
Brakeman Wins 44000 In Erie Suit Against Penn Central
AP reports Erie Pennsylvania brakeman Joseph Masterson 53 won a 44000 settlement from Penn Central for injuries from a railroad wreck on November 13 1965 in Westfield when rails shifted in a moving gondola car.
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Buffalo
Erie
Penn Central
Joseph Masterson
U.S. District Court
Masterson
Westfield
South Vietnam Moves Toward Self Rule With U S Aid
In Saigon Acting Ambassador Samuel D. Berger reiterates U S support for a self governed South Vietnam as 80 river patrol boats are handed to the Vietnamese navy. The transfer boosts naval responsibility and marks progress toward the Nixon goal of decisive Vietnamese self rule.
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Berger
US Air Force
State Bridge Repair Plan Lacks Funds
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania faces a 327 million repair bill for about 4800 bridges with only a fraction funded. 36 percent of state bridges are over 35 years old, needing 42 million in varying repairs and 828 replacements or rehabilitations at 285 million. The department seeks new revenue, possibly raising auto registrations from 10 to 20 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Highways Department
State Highway Commission
B. F. Kotalik
Department of Highways
Highways Department
Delaware, Susquehanna
Allegheny
Ohio-West Virginia
Raymond P. Shafer
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David M. Gilliland
Walter W. Gilliland
Concord Street
Asbury Seminary
Wilmore
Gilliland
Corry Area
Taylor University
Asbury
Don Amann
LeBoeuf
Jaycees
Art Perkins
Jack Nason
Rotary
Amarn
George C. Henbree
R.D
Clair Stile
Carol Lynn Davis
Miss Davis
Mike Kuzma
R.D.1
Columbus
Donald Raisley
Corryiles
Dennis Frushone
United Fund Campaign
Miss Chung
Chung Promotions
Green Beret
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Air Force
Nha Trang
South China Sea
Boyne City
Mich
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Federal Depaalt
Insurance Corporation
Porter Creek
Wundry
International Suppliers Corporation
Brentwood
S. Glenstone
Springfield
Walt Disney
Ca Ee
Walt Dianay
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