Corry area weather shifts and local incidents report
Temperatures will run three to six degrees below normal for five days and turn colder by weekend with light showers Monday and Wednesday. Erie-Lackawanna schedules change Sunday for standard time. Corry hospital treats William Speck after a fall, condition satisfactory. Five people arraigned on suspensions and a divorce granted in Erie County. A Corry man reports a stolen wristwatch, police respond to prowler calls, and Edward Hawkins undergoes surgery with satisfactory condition.
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E. T. Bolmer
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Concord Corners
Dorrie Witmer
Jane Stockton
Meadville
William Ehrhardt
China Test Details Mention Nuclear Missile Flight
An Oct 27 1966 Chinese release states a successful guided missile test over its territory with a nuclear warhead hitting the target at the specified range. It leaves open whether the weapon can be deployed in tactical battle scenarios and if it would be available to North Vietnam.
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China
Viet Nam
No Plans For 153 Million Allotment On Nike X
Washington officials say there are no plans to speed development of the Nike X antimissile defense system despite a reported Chinese missile test. The extra 153.5 million appropriated this year will not be used to begin procurement as there is no clear Red China missile threat now.
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Washington
U.S
China
Congress
United States
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
McNamara
Defense
Actor Sanders Bankrupt Says Swindle Victim
Los Angeles AP reports actor George Sanders filed a bankruptcy petition near 1 million dollars in assets. He says he was a victim of an international swindle tied to a Scotland based food processing venture. He signed guarantees totaling 1.25 million and lists assets at 57,657 with 360,000 paid into the defunct company. Former U S Senator H Alexander Smith dies at 60 in Princeton New Jersey after a 64 year political career.
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Los Angeles
George Sanders
Sanders
Scotland
Princeton
U.S
H. Alexander Smith
Tighten Campaign Controls Eyed in New Congress
AP reports long delayed election reforms may gain priority if Johnson signs a bill funding presidential campaigns via income tax check offs. The plan would grant both major parties about 30 million dollars each for 1968, with unclear spending safeguards and broad potential effects on nonpresidential campaigns. Johnson is expected to push tighter controls and income reporting, but the legislation omits clear expenditure rules or separation of presidential funding from other party activities.
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Washington
Johnson
Treasury
Senate
House
Congress
Democratic incumbents favored in Viet Nam election spread
Viet Nam coverage notes that most challengers still face uphill fights. Six Democratic House members who led de escalation efforts appear likely to be reelected in strong Democratic districts: George E. Brown Jr. Phillip Burton Don Edwards William E. Ryan Robert W. Kastenmeier and John Conyers Jr.
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House
Viet Nam
George E. Brown Jr
Phillip Burton
Don Edwards
California
William E. Ryan
New York
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
John Conyers Jr
Michigan
Auto Glass Frank's Auto Ss Service
Frank's Auto Ss Service, formerly Marat Motora, offers auto glass repair and replacement services with a focus on quick, quality workmanship and customer satisfaction. The shop promotes windshield replacement, chip repair, and mobile service options for nearby residents.
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Auto Glass Frank
Auto Ss Service
Marat Motora
Oversized Slacks in Detroit Highlight Meter Maid Bet ty Dirusso
Detroit police officer Betty Dirusso is photographed in oversized slacks, claimed to be seven sizes too large, standing with a meter maid posture. The image caption notes the measurement claim and AP Wirephoto credit.
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Detroit Police Department
Betty Dirusso
Musicians Strike Cancels Philadelphia Orchestra Concerts
Philadelphia Orchestra cancels its 1966 67 season as 106 musicians strike for higher pay. Local 77 AFM refused binding arbitration, halting 21 of 198 planned performances in Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington. Replacements and subscriber notices announced. out-of-town shows affected.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Local 77
American Federation of Musicians
Philadelphia Rent Association
Ment
Friendly Neighbor's Club meets at Mrs Scouten's home
Evelyn Merkle reports the Friendly Neighbor's Club held its monthly meeting at Mrs Paul Scouten's house with 10 members and one guest Mrs Hazel Scouten present. A roast beef dinner was served. Minnesota Woolen Mills products were on display and Helen Scouten joined the flower committee. Next meeting set for Nov 30 at Mrs Harold Graves' home. Also upcoming Youth for Christ fall kickoff at Grange Hall on Sat at 8:15 pm with Rev Ben Saint as speaker and special music. Public invited.
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Evelyn Merkle
Friendly Neighbor's Club
Paul Scouten
Hazel Scouten
Minnesota Woolen Mills
Helen Scouten
Harold Graves
Youth For Christ
Grange Hall
Ben Saint
Robert Nichols
Blonde ex-convict vows marriage then flees to dodge kidnapping claims
Pearl Choate a 205-pound former inmate known as a nurse married multimillionaire A Otis Birch after luring him from Pasadena to Oklahoma. Birch later sought adoption while Choate faced kidnapping allegations. Birch’s estate, multiple Baptist supporters, and ranger guards framed a dramatic cross state pursuit.
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Breckenridge
Tex
Texas Rangers
Oklahoma
Candidates Testify On Education Hearing In Pittsburgh
Harrisburg AP report says Lt Gov Shafer and Democrat rival Shapp were invited to testify at a November 4 hearing on the Master Plan for Higher Education. Rep Gallagher chairs the House panel investigating plan adoption and Western Pennsylvania college reps were also asked to testify. First hearing held in Harrisburg. In Kuala Lumpur Malaysian students burned a life size effigy of President Johnson at University of Malaya in protest of his visit.
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Harrisburg
Raymond P. Shafer
GOP
Milton Shapp
Pittsburgh
James J. A. Gallagher
D-Bucks
House
Higher Education Committee
Gallagher
Pennsylvania
State Board of Education
LBJ
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Johnson
University of Malaya
Texas woman linked to kidnapping case and prior conviction
The couple wed in Altus before a Breckenridge judge issued a kidnapping charge against Miss Choate who posted bond. Earlier she faced a stab attempt allegation involving Harlan Moehn of Danville, Iowa, for which she was released on $200 bond. A Friday hearing is set on the kidnapping case. in 1959 she was convicted in Amarillo, Texas, under the name Elizabeth Pearl Langston of shooting to death. Alfred Allison,
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Harlingen
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Birch
California
Miss Choate
Breckenridge
Altus
Okla
Texas Rangers
Harlan J. Moehn
Danville
Towa
Amarillo
Elizabeth Pearl Langston
Alfred Allison
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William Speck
A. D
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Elks Club
Warren County
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Mary K. Long
Flick
Richard Petty
R. D
Bear Lake
Erie County Court
Sandra M. Sperry
Snyder Circle
Lawrence E. Sperry
John Slayton
Worth Street
West Washington Street
Edward
Hawkins
Wayne Street
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Deposit Incursmes Corpersion
SSS
Philly Orchestra
Double Trouble
Pearl Choate
A. Otis Birch
Pasadena
Calif
Ann Elo Aern
Tele-Post
Hammond's Building Supplies “Building Products
Eagle Street
Roberts Furniture
Columbus, Pa
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