Corry Officials Press Route 6 Bypass Repairs
City engineer David Johnson fired a letter to the State Highway Department pressing Dunn Construction Co to fix damage from the Route 6 bypass. He cites centerline monument removal, damaged sewer and storm lines, a broken eight inch pipe, and a damaged sign electrical feed needing repair.
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Corry
W. L. Dunn Construction Co
Cochranton
David Johnson
State Highway Department
Dunn Company
Johnson
Edward Small
New Berm
Tavern Owner Testifies on $1000 Donation for License
Pittsburg AP report states tavern owner Clifford Grubbs testified that Democratic officials pressured him to donate 1000 dollars for a liquor license. He said he paid 500 dollars to both county and Monroeville Democratic groups after promising payments in seven to eight months. The state Liquor Control Board granted the license days later.
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Pittsburgh
State Liquor Control Board
Clifford B. Grubbs
Allegheny County
Grubbs
Harrisburg
Anthony J. Martin
Monroeville
Martin
Ambush Kills 58 U.S. Troops in Vietnam Jungle Fight
In a jungle 41 miles north of Saigon a Communist regiment ambushed two companies of the 1st Infantry Division. After a day of fighting 58 Americans were killed and 61 wounded. at least 103 Communists died. U.S. officers suffered heavy losses including Maj. Don W Holleder and Lt. Col. Terry Allen Jr.
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Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Fuled
U.S
Maj
Don W.holleder
Army
Col
Terry Allen Jr
Compromise on New England Haulers End Strike Faces Vote
In Chicago and Pittsburgh, 68 carrier firms back a mediation plan to end the nine week violent strike by independent haulers. The plan pays drivers after four hours waiting, with at least ten dollars hourly thereafter, and shifts leverage to ratification by 10 000 to 20 000 strikers.
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Pittsburgh
National Steel Carriers Association
Chicago
Howard Miller
Robert Eazor
Cigarette Prices Rise Amid Tax Hike and Vending Changes
The article notes a slow start on widening North Center street due to Pennsylvanian crossings data. It reports cigarette price increases in Corry from 36 to 45 cents a pack with vending machines jumping a dime due to a five cent tax hike, while over-the-counter prices generally rise five cents. The Erie Canteen Co. signals 45 cent machine prices as dealers adjust. Dealers face a $25 per carton penalty for tax nonpayment.
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Corry
Erie Canteen Co
State Revenue Secretary
Birth control policy eyed by world Catholic laymen
The world Congress of Roman Catholic laymen urged Pope Paul VI to liberalize birth control rules and let Catholic couples decide methods. After hours of debate 103 national laymen called for a position on responsible parenthood while leaving scientific choices to conscience and advisers. The session paused on a dozen drafts and did not vote on mixed-marriage resolutions pending today.
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Pope
Rome
World Congress of
Paul
Two Americans and a Swede Win Nobel Prize in Medicine
In Stockholm two Americans and a Swede shared the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for work on how the human eye sees. The laureates are Haldan Keffer Hartline of New York, George Wald of Harvard University in Boston, and Ragnar Granit of Sweden.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Haldan Keffer Hartline
New York
George Waldorpeg University
Aobridge
Mass
Rara
Young Car Victim DOA At CMH
A 21 month old Clarendon boy Wesley Hawk died at Corry Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on Route 6 in Clarendon. The child wandered from his mother at a laundromat and walked into the street where Dora Eburg of Beaver Pennsylvania struck him with the right front bumper. He was pronounced dead on arrival with severe head injuries. An emergency transport and police escort carried him toward Erie. The incident was reported to Warren State Police and is continued on page four.
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Franklin
Daniels Transfer Co
Melvin Campbell
Campbell
Dayton
Ohio
Venango County
Clarendon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clarandon
Wesley
Wesley Hawk
R. D
Warren
Dora Eburg
Beaver
Warren General Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
North Warren
Pittsfield
Richard Gambino
Corry
Pumpkin Raid At Dodd Farms Sparks Investigation
At 2 a.m. two people in a red and white car raided the Dodd Farms pumpkin patch on Scott's Crossing Road, stealing five or six pumpkins with lights out. One pumpkin appeared in the city. Police received a car description and investigate. The prior night an arson attempt on silage valued at $14,000 was reported and a car description was given to State Police.
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Dodd Farms
Scott's Crossing Road
Charles Dodd
Antidraft protests shift to peaceful picketing in Oakland and Berkeley
Antidraft demonstrators avoid further clashes with police after a violent 24 hours at the Oakland Induction Center. More than 20 were injured as police broke up a major blockade. about 150 protesters were arrested over two days, with Joan Baez and 102 others sentenced in Oakland Municipal Court. A Berkeley rally followed the strategy change calling for peaceful action and avoiding confrontations.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Induction Center
Akland
Delmar Brobst
Joan Baez
Miss Baez
Mimi Fari~ta
University of California Berkeley
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Trucker
Tunisia
Sicily
Holieder
Allen
Pla
North Vietnam
Red China
Lang Son
Lang Giai
Hanoi
Perth
Vietnam
Batangan
Fishsice Reaerves
New England
Joseph Kelley Jr
Gov. Shafer
Tokyo
Henry Pu Yi
China
Japan
Manchukuo
Peking
Pu Yi
North Center
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
North City Line
State Highways Department
The
Journal
William Troxell
Stiet Ens Neer
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Troxell
Old City
Doa
CMH
Sproul Hall Plaza
University of California
Pawley
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