Corryites Ignore Ban on Cyclamate
A Corry survey of city grocers shows many customers ignore the cyclamate ban on foods and drinks. Some buyers stock up on diet products while others pair them with donuts or cake, diminishing the diet effect. Refunds totaling just over five dollars have been issued by two stores. most others expect no refunds unless asked.
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Corryites
Agriculture Department
Robert H. Finch
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Carol Lane
New York Foods
Manhattan
Life charges lobbyist fixed tax case in McCormack office
Life magazine reports Washington lobbyist Nathan Voloshen received 5000 dollars in cash to influence an alleged tax evasion case while sitting in Speaker John W. McCormack's private office. The article notes other fixes, mentions McCormack’s suspended aide and SEC actions, and cites attempts to bribe a journalist to drop the story.
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New York
Life Magazine
Washington
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Life
William Lambert
Nathan Voloshen
Maryland
Voloshen
Martin Sweig
Securities and Exchange Commission
Irving Helfert
Dayton, Ohio
Helfert
Lambert
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
SEC
Sweig
Russell G. Oswald
New York State Board of Parole
Edward M. Gilbert
City Unflappable See Ho Hum Election Day
With the 1969 elections less than two weeks away the city shows little enthusiasm as party registration favors the Republicans. In Corry 2009 Republicans face 1162 Democrats and 42 others with five local races lacking Democratic candidates. The mayor and several key posts are unopposed or contested by a narrow party margin. Registration totals across six wards reach 3215 with Republicans leading in most districts.
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Corry
Hear Dy
GOP
Edward ‘Zarger
Jérome Davis
Porter Auer
George Gould
Ase F. Calderonte
Thomas McKetn
Car Tate
Donald Cross
John. J. Bolan
Cross
Streets
Russell Brant
Abs
Republicana
James D.howard
Roger A. Lansberry
Charles J. Elehynski
Board
Virginia Gerzina
Inspector of Elections
Dem
Maude M. Stanford
First Ward
May Face Court Martial GIs Refuse To Talk Of Army Club Graft
Washington AP reports Phase One of a Senate graft probe into the Army yielded 114 Fifth Amendment refusals to answer questions about a multimillion-dollar scheme. Sergeant Major William O Wooldridge, a former top enlisted officer, invoked the right while denying involvement as details of funds stolen from noncommissioned officers clubs surfaced.
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Army Club
Washington
Senate
South Vietnam
William O. Wooldridge
Army
Wooldridge
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Pentagon
Augsburg
Germany
Ft. Benning
Vietnam
Sen
Abraham. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Charles H. Percy
Bill
Armed Services
David L. Thomas
U.S., Soviet Arms Talks Said Resumed
Washington reports indicate renewed active discussions toward opening U.S. Soviet talks to halt the nuclear arms race. Informants say a conference could start within a month, with focus on freezing testing and deployment of MIRV missiles and related weapons.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Anatoly Dobrynin
William P. Rogers
State Department
Dobrynin
Moscow
Rogers-Dobrynin
Nixon
U.S
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Spiro T. Agnew
Vienna
Geneva
UF Adds 44 $100 Donors To List
The Corry United Fund Drive reports 44 new donors joining the $100 and up club for the current drive. Names include Robert A. Ott Jr. and many others, with a long list of contributors expanding support. Also notes SNOW IN MOSCOW with the season's first snow after a mild Indian summer.
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Corry Area High School
LeRoy Peck
Jointure
Roger Ottaway
Fred Schwab
Charles Butters
Irvin Downs
Richard Prather
Peck
Ray Elsen
Corry United Fund Drive
Robert A. Ott Jr
Damwin F. Wolcott
W.R. Chapman
Willard Gibson
S.J. Mahoney
Paul C. Roche
William T. Hayes
Ross Bailey
J.P. Pitcavage
LR. Fuller
Edward §. Thompson
R. Elwin Fuller
Hubert S. Vaughn
Camden Ruffner
Harlan Robbins
Alton Oshistrand
Robert Bracken
Olin Bracken
Cliff Buesink
Kern Sanford
Benjamin §. Calderone
John E Brown
J.guy Butters
James Hileman
Gerald Lloyd
Frank McKnight
John M. Mohr
al Xander
Moscow
Not Everything Up Road Deaths Down in Pa
AP report from Harrisburg notes a drop in Pennsylvania traffic fatalities for September and a lower nine month total versus 1968, with motorcyclist deaths down from 102 to 74. Officials credit improved driving and caution that careless driving could erase gains.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harry H. Sratherd
Bureau
Brainerd
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Here
Glen W. Eckert
Eckert
Marilyn Sheckler
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Miss Sheckler
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
General Electric Co
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