Local residents report dog bites and stolen tires in Corry area
Witnesses describe incidents including a boy bitten by a mixed breed stray near South Center and Chestnut streets. Police search for the dog while a white pointer brought to the city pound follows a separate missing tires report from Mrs. Arnold McCaslin. Several accidents and arrests are noted, with injuries treated and individuals cited for reckless driving and disorderly conduct. An obituary from Forest Grove, Oregon, mentions Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders, born 1907 in Pennsylvania, with ties to Ralph Sanders.
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Billy Barr
East Main Street
South Center Street
Chestnut Street
Richard Farley
Barr
Forest Grove
Ore
Elizabeth Mixer Sanders
Forest Grove Cemetery
Searchers Find Plane Wreckage In Dutch Guiana Casualties Reported
A search party found two survivors and three bodies in a wrecked twin engine KLM plane on an aerial survey mission in western Dutch Guiana. One dead was Icelandic, the others were Dutch. A survivor was unhurt, the other had minor injuries. Cause of the crash was not immediately known.
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Fakamakibu
Dalebilltana
KLM
Dutch Guiana
Irelandic
LBJ Defends Democrats and Attacks Nixon in TV Speech
President Johnson, speaking on CBS and before the Democratic National Committee, contrasted Democrats with Republicans and labeled Nixon a “man from the past.” He criticized security and peace charges, while Nixon accused Democrats of a grave security gap and a late bombing halt proposal. Meanwhile plainclothes detectives in Los Angeles adopt green coveralls for emergencies.
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CBS
Reruo
Myerion
Democratic National Committee
AU Americans Council i
New York
Nixon
Humphrey
Harry S Truman
Thomas B. Dewey
Johnson
Vietnam
Ghnson
WBEN Strike Halts Billsgame TV Broadcast Coverage
Local 25 of the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians picketed War Memorial Stadium causing WBEN radio to stop broadcasting the Halfalo-Houston football game. An NBC crew refused to cross the lines, prompting WBEN to cancel the radio broadcast while NBC and Bills management negotiated. The NBC telecast aired instead to Western New York viewers.
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PALO
Wben Radio
Wbentv
Itation
NBC
War Memorial Stadium
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Techniciars
Nobel
Bills
WBEN
New York
Shanker Proposes Plan to End NYC Teachers Strike
New York AP Albert Shanker head of the NYC Teachers Union proposes a plan to halt the strike and restore 1.1 million pupils to public schools this week. Firemen and policemen have ended slowdowns as labor conditions shift. Shanker’s terms involve suspending Ocean Hill Brownsville board actions, temporarily shuttering Junior High School 271, letting teachers work in other district schools, and suspending the district’s eight high schools. He notes some proposals are negotiable and cites previous Lindsay and Board of Education plans. Pupils have missed classes for 38 days. Ocean Hill board accuses saboteur tactics, while the union cites job security and due process amid alleged racial bias.
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New York
Albert Shanker
Shanker
United Peditation
John V. Lindsay
Board of Education
Gce
Brooklyn
Lindsay
Wnbc-Tv
Board of Educaion
John Doar
Ocean Hill District
Firefighters and police back to work after union talks
On Sunday the United Firefighters Association board voted to return to work during a member vote on Thursday. On Saturday the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association voted to end a week-long slowdown following a court order. PBA chief John Cassese warned against arrests while actions were deemed illegal. The two unions seek contract renegotiations to raise the top pay base from 5383 to 10750 dollars per year.
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United Firefighters Association
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
PBA
John J. Cassese
Cleveland Slum Area School Blaze Destroys Part of Hough
In Cleveland, the fourth major fire in Negro slum districts in 19 months damaged Hough Elementary School on Sunday night. Superintendent Briggs estimated over 500000 dollars needed to replace 12 destroyed classrooms in the 81 year old building. Cause undetermined. initial firefighters faced thrown stones and bottles, but no further trouble after police arrival.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Hough
Paul W. Briggs
Wanted Unusual Retail Franchise Opportunity in Pennsylvania
An ad seeks buyers for an exclusive franchise with a 5000 investment covering inventory, systems and guidance from Eobacker Merchandising Corp. The firm operates 90 units in Pennsylvania and offers annual net profits of 10000 to 18000 based on sales. Applicants must provide bond and character references.
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Pennsylvania
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Corry
West Church Street
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Kay Bonavita
New York State
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R. D
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Kenneth Henrich
Erie
Henrich
Donald Miller
Fairview
Capela
Warren General Hospital
Gerald A. Burt
West Frederick Street
Norbert Bachemer
Howard Geer
Elgin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Artie Shaw
GC. Murphy Co
Shaw
Frank L. Miles
Spring Creek
T. A. Hubley
Miles
Rose Smith
Snyder Circle
Gop
John B. Oakes
Times
Agnew
United States
Maryland
Chesapeake National Bank of
Baltimore County
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Barney's Firestone
Los Angeles
Peter J. Pitchess
Baltimore
Bills’ TV
NYC Teachers’ Union
Christmas Club
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Cory, PA
North Center
Meerhoff’s
TV & Appliances
North Main &T
Union City
Cleveland
Robert E. Bedore
Eobacker Merchandising Corp
McKee Avenue
McKees Rocks
Oy Freenasal Ward
Corry Montgomery Ward
KY Mavic
Kloss
N. Center St
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