Two Bliss Estates Do Not Support Local Agencies
United Fund officials led by Gene Bloom and James Howard presented a point by point recap on two Bliss estates. They explained two wills and two residual trusts, detailing which agencies receive funds and the current status of each trust with dates and expected distributions. The Clifford Bliss estate has an active trust paying out since August 1969, while the Harriet Bliss estate is in probate with an active trust expected no earlier than 1971.
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United Fund
Bliss Estates
Gene Bloom
James Howard
Drive
Bliss
Bloom
Howard
Corry
Clifford Bliss
Harriett Bliss
DOTAL
Corry American Red Cross
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pratt Corry Salvation Army
Japp
Broderick
Shapp
William G. Lesler
U. S. Senate
Seasion
U. S
Hugh Scott
League
Shapp Broderick clash over Pennsylvania abortion law
Philadelphia AP report on a heated gubernatorial forum where Milton Shapp and Raymond Broderick debated abortion policy. Shapp defended studying the laws and potential signing of a bill after a women’s committee review. Broderick opposed liberalization, stating life begins before birth.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Raymond J. Broderick
Milton J. Shapp
Southeastern Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
University of Pennsylvania
Shapp
New York State
Broderick
American Soldier Beaten by North Koreans in Panmunjom
Pfc Glen A Winderaley of Minnesota was reported in fair condition after a 10 minute melee in Panmunjom where North Korean guards beat Americans with shovels rocks and clubs. Six other Americans were injured one seriously, a Swiss lieutenant was wounded lightly, and the UN command suspended a meeting as the attack was labeled unprovoked.
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Seoul
Panmunjom
U.S
Glen A. Winderaley
Chokso
Minn
Winderslev
Eee
Ee M. Rogers
U.S. Air Force
U.N. Command
Korean Military Armistice Commission
U.N. Gomme Ehnsy
Bomb Threats Tie Two Corry Schools in Citywide Search
Police, Civil Defense and Stanford Hose Company joined nearly 60 responders in rapid searches at Concord School and Corry Area High School after anonymous calls threatened bomb blasts. The calls, traced to youths, prompted evacuations and a brief disruption of school board meetings and Cub Scout activities.
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Corry Area High School
The
Corry Civil Defense
Corry
Stanford Hose Company
Concord
Ray Elsen
Russell Brant
Dana Scouten
Scouten
Concord School
Kenneth Nichols
Surgeon Warns Aspirins Hazardous and Should Be Prescribed
Chicago AP reports surgeon researcher Dr Rene Menguy of the University of Chicago calls aspirin a health hazard treatable only by prescription. He cites risks of internal bleeding and possible death, notes aspirin reduces stomach mucus protection, and warns chronic use raises bleeding risk compared with occasional use.
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Chicago
Rene Menguy
University of Chicago
Menguy
Clinical Congress
American College of Surgeons
Unitedates
Adele Mae Gottschalk
Nixon Fails Dem Effort To Limit Campaign Costs
President Nixon vetoed a bill to cap campaign spending on radio and TV, calling it insufficient. Democrats vow to seek a override, while Republicans praise the veto as needed. The measure would limit spending to seven cents per vote or twenty thousand dollars, with broader impact on presidential and congressional races.
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Nixon
Dem
Washington
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Hart
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
GOP
Griffin
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Congress
Stamford
Hartford
Conn
Two Crashes Cause 1100 in Damages and One Injury
Two crashes yesterday afternoon and evening caused 1100 in damage to three cars and injured a 15 year old girl. Albert J Fischer 72 of Spring Creek was charged with drunken driving after eastbound car hit a backing vehicle on East Main. A 15 year old passenger Denise Cozad was hospitalized for possible leg injury after a second crash on West Washington Street.
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East Main Street
Robert Owens
East Main
Albert J. Fischer
Spring Creek
Guy O. Miles
West Washington Street
First Avenue
Miles
Denise Cozad
George Cozad
West
Washington Street
Corry Area Sets Negotiating Team For Public Education Bargaining
Jointure votes to form a negotiating team under Act 195 directing the Corry Area Education Association to act as teachers bargaining agent. The plan includes training by Educational Services Bureau at 31 per session plus a spokesman fee up to 100 per session and a total initial cost of 500 plus 500 Taiwan expenditure.
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Corry Area
Jointure
Terete
Aee
Darwin ‘Wolcott
Corry
Educational Services Bureau
Frank McKnight
S.E. Anderson
Ray Elses
Alice Brown
Wolcott
McKnight
Taiwan
Anderson
Elsen
Pittsfield Man Killed After Two Crashes
State Police identify 48 year old Joseph Kulbecki of Pittsfield as the victim in a Route 6 head on collision near Youngsville. His car crossed the center line and struck a tractor trailer after sideswiping another truck. He died at Warren General Hospital from chest and internal injuries. The other driver, Raymond E Gorman of Tionesta, not hurt. This marked the second fatal accident in the Youngsville area this month.
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Youngsville
Pittsfield
Warren
Joseph Kulbecki
R.D. 1
Kulbecki
Warren General Hospital
Raymond E., Gorman
Tionesta
Gorman
Trans Penn Oil Co
Titusville
Tax Battle Over Loot From 1964 Bank Robbery
A federal judge ruled that the Internal Revenue Service may keep a $4,500 tax payment from a bank robbery loot, despite the rest of the $18,500 stolen from Punxutawney National Bank in 1964. The robber was later captured and jailed for eight years.
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Iussurgh
Internal Revenue Service
Amsn
Dayton
Punxcytawney National Bank
Rabe F. ‘Marsh
TRS
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Two Bliss Estates
Journal
Pryor
Fire Department
Nison
GOP Aes
Johnson
Federal
Iations Commission
Toronto
Edgar S. Cross
University of Toronto
IRS
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