Corry News Briefs Highlight Local Court and Incidents
Police report Bruce Rankin pleaded guilty to drunkenness and paid fines. A child mistreatment case hospitalizes a 2-year-old. juvenile court and welfare agency involved. Real estate transfers noted in Erie County. The David Migliarcic Fund reaches 5995 dollars with 24 contributions. Vietnam casualty listed as William E. Lesnik. Quaker State approves a two for one stock split and par value cut. Warrenborough curfew set for Halloween. drivers urged to slow. Dennis Belding in satisfactory condition after Route 62 crash with erie police investigation ongoing.
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Child Welfare Agency
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dennis
Richard Belding
Union City
Erie
Police and Fire Welfare Push Faces Backlash
Charles F. Lee Decker of the Boroughs Association questions why police and firemen receive special treatment amid a regional push for an amendment. Fire and police ads and signs aid the campaign while city officials condemn placards on municipal property. In Grove City, about 400 Cooper-Bessemer foundry workers extend a two-day walkout, refusing to return despite a vote to resume.
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Charles F. Lee Decker
The
Boroughs Association
Grove City
Cooper-Bessemer Co
Took Home The Loot In Punt Pass And Kick Contest
Local youth footballers earned prizes in the Punt Pass and Kick contest sponsored by Cliff Buesink Ford at Sheen Field last night. Winners include Mike Williams third in 13, Scott Gross third in 10, Mike Miller first in 9, Larry Frisina second in 8, Jim Muckinhaupt third in 8, Rocky Chase first in 9, Jim Daniels second in 11, Johnny Taylor third in 9, Larry Sarnicki second in 10, David Armstrong second in 12, Jon Bennett third in 11, Jeff Daniels second in 9, Bruce Fenstermacher third in 12, Bill Cerova first in 12, Dean Vachederhoof first in 11, Joe Jandy second in 13, Jim Bennett first in 12, and Rusty Brant first in 10.
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Cliff Bue
Sink Ford
Sheen Field
Mike Williams
Scott Gross
Mike Miller
Syear
Larry Frisina
Jim Muckinhaupt
Rocky Chase
Jim Daniels
Johnn Taylor
Larry Sarnicki
David Armstrong
Jon Bennett
Jeff Daniels
Ond
Bruce Fenstermacher
Bill Cervola
Déan Vachederhoof
Joe Jandy
Jim Bennett
Rusty Brant
Johnston
Death of 70 year old Mr Smith at Corry Memorial
Death of Mr. Smith 70 of R D J Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital after 10 days as patient. Retired employee Automatic Voting Machine Co Jamestown. Survived by wife Cora and daughter Mrs John Pullan Jr Jamestown and four grandchildren. Body at Lind Funeral Home Jamestown with visiting hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow. Services 3 p.m. Monday at the same funeral home. Burial Myrtle Cemetery Clarks Corners N Y.
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Mr. Smith
R. D. J, Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Smith
Automatic Voting Machine Co
Jamestown
Cora
John Pullan Jr
Lind Funeral Home
Myrtle Cemetery
Clarks Corners
N. Y
Wakefield rally to support Viet Nam students grows big
Wakefield High Schoolers organize a Sunday rally on the Common to back Vietnamese students. What began with Paul F. Christopher Jr. posting a lunchroom notice has spurred participation from more than 100 schools and an estimated turnout of up to 30,000 people across Massachusetts communities.
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Wakefield
Mass
Massachusetts
Protesters Fast In Jail After Draft Board Raid
Baltimore, Md AP A Roman Catholic priest and a Baltimore artist were jailed fasting after federal charges of blood splashed on draft board records. Two other demonstrators free on pledges. four held for destruction of government property and obstructing Selective Service. The Rev Philip Berrigan and Thomas Lewis refused to sign pledges, facing a Monday hearing. others freed on $1,000 bonds.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Draft Board
Vietnam
Philip Berrigan
New Orleans
Newburgh
N.Y
Berrigan
Selective Service
Baltimore Interfaith Peace Mission
Father Berrigan
FBI
U.S
Ernest Volkart
James Mengel
United Church of Christ
David Eberhardt
Peace Mission
Congress of Racial Equality
Thomas Lewis
Jesuit teachers urge halt to bombing and NAtional Front talks
In Newburgh lectures a Josephite priest urged stopping bombing in North Vietnam and recognizing the National Liberation Front in peace talks. He and another priest, then teaching at St Augustine High School in New Orleans, planned to fly from New York with CORE to integrate Jackson Mississippi airport but were blocked by a local Catholic bishop. Earnings for Jessop Steel fall. nine months show $1.1 million versus $2.2 million last year.
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Wote
Newburgh
United States
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
St. Augustine High School
New Orleans
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Jackson
Miss
Deadline Looms For Yale Mail Homebound Christmas Parcels
November 10 marks the deadline for mailing Christmas parcels by surface transport to Armed Forces members, per Postmaster R. C. McLaughlin. Air mail runs December 1 to December 11. Surface parcels up to five pounds and 60 inches total may be airlifted space-available if marked SAM and mailed by December 1 to APO or FPO destinations serving Armed Forces Overseas communities via New York, San Francisco or Seattle.
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R. C. McLaughlin
Armed Forces
U. S
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Burglary damages Gulf Service Station in Titusville
Franklin State Police probe a Gulf Service Station burglary near Cherrytree five miles south of Titusville. Between 1:30 and 6 a.m. a truck struck the storefront, causing about 600 in damage to the building, 200 to the truck, and 10 in loot consisting of ham and bologna. A patrol check at 1:30 a.m. preceded discovery by a passing motorist at 6 a.m.
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Titusville
Franklin State
Cherrytree
Here
Boundary Treaty Signing Marks El Paso Juarez Summit
El Paso and Juarez host a landmark ceremony as Presidents Johnson and Diaz Ordaz unveil a Chamizal boundary marker at Santa Fe Bridge and sign the final Chamizal Treaty papers amid heavy security. A 4.5 mile motorcade, a marble monument, and Bridge of Americas opening follow in a tightly choreographed event.
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Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Mexico
Juarez
Bridge of Americas
Missing Hamburg Boys Reported After Storm Barge Drift
Three Hamburg youths ages 11 and 12 were reported missing by their families around 7 p.m. Friday after being seen on a beach near the grounded barge Wiltrance. The vessel had run aground ten miles south of Buffalo and drifted about 500 yards offshore as high winds raged. Rescue efforts paused about 1 a.m. due to 96 mph winds along with gala and northern Chautauqua counties.
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Gala
Chautauqua
John P. Son
Ger
Terrance Sweeney
Gregory Lambig
Hamburg
Wiltrance
Buffalo
Fragmentary federal notice on public policy and health shift
An incomplete OCR fragment references a federal division, a commissioner named Goddard, and discussion of public health policy and taxation. It implies debates on smoking restrictions, funding, and health figures, but the text is severely garbled with missing names and dates.
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Missioner Dard
Dan Goddard
Nana
Valth
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Bruce F. Rankin
A. D
Corry
M. S. Cobbett
Rankin
Erie County
Lawrence R. Clark
Harald E. Anderson
Elgin Borough
David Migliarcic
General Telephone Co
Robert T. Stoddard
James Howard
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Stoddard
Spee
William E. Lesnik
Joseph F. Lesnik
Butler
Defense Department
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Oil City
Warrenborough
Michael Evan
Cohen Auto Supply AutomOtive
Franklin St
Bertigan
Balti
Snomobile
Howard Miller Motors
W. Smith St
Washington, Pa
Jessop Steel Co
Jessop
Bob Church
North Center St
Jack O ° Lanterns
Yale Mail
U.s.-Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Johnson
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Ernesto Galarza
San Jose
Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Secret Service
Reserone SS
Saka
Firestone Motor King
Firestone
Firnstone
Barney
South Center Street
AJAX
First Ave
Ajax Corry
Pennsylvania
Nowisen
Corporatian
Upplen
Oppon
Indy
Virg
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