96th anniversary sale and local contest notices
Local ad rates are 25c a line and noon day-of publication acceptance. Wards Wishing Well contest announced with details. Moose Lodge state director George W. Goff and deputy supreme governor Jewell to attend a ceremony for Donald Carter Sr. on Thursday September 12 at 8 o'clock. Grand opening prize drawings at C I & J Kendall Station announced: badminton set to Dexter Grenz, trouble light to Ken Yoder, electric hot plate to Ron Sitterley, plus multiple gasoline and lube job prizes awarded to numerous individuals.
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H.J. Young Sales Agency
Aso-Tt —Moose
George W. Goff
Jewell
Donald Carter Sr
Cliff Carroll’s. Budweiser Anheuser Busch
Deer Head Inn
C.I & J. Kendall
James
Chris
Charles Mack
Dexter Grenz
Ken Yoder
Trouble Light
Ron Sitterley
Robert Brown
Maxine Paver
Rexford Warner
Call
Kay Messina
Fay Slava
George Tinko
Maurice Lilley
Perry McCray
E. Matteson
Harold Casler
K. S. Durham
Bunny Grucza
Peggy McEldowney
Newell Gates
Clifford Holcomb
Reese Drayer
Preston Anthony
K. F. Morrison
Herbert Rogers
Z. Carroll
Frank Bielasski
L. O'Harah
Donna Carter
Hubert Humphrey to Dedicate Delaware Memorial Bridge Span
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will dedicate the second span of the Delaware Memorial Bridge in New Castle Delaware on Thursday officials said President Johnson had been expected but Humphrey will now preside The trip follows his Philadelphia stop to launch his Democratic presidential campaign after the new span opens
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New Castle, del
Hubert H. Humphrey
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Johnson
Delaware River and Bay Authority
Humphrey
Philadelphia
Ambulance callouts and patient discharges listed in local notes
Daily hospital and resident notices compiled at 7 am show admissions and discharges across Corry and nearby towns. Names include Dan Depew, Hilma Anderson, Mary Becker, John Neckers, Anna Park, Paul Kafferlin, and Darlene Merritt, with addresses and relations noted. A fatal crash near Somerset on the Turnpike claims Jack Rubin, 20, son of Agron Rubin. Also mentions a bridge renovation plan delaying traffic while a new span replaces an old one.
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Dan Depew
East Irving Street
Hilma Anderson
Raymond Avenue
James
James Morton Sr
Snyder Circle
Mary Becker
John Neckers
Clymer
James TenHaken
Anna Park
Cascade Street
Paul Kafferlin
Spring Creek
University Project 600 Arrests After Campus Protest
City county and state police stopped a postmidnight disturbance at the university where 21 arrests were reported unofficially. Project 600 participants protested housing and loan irregularities after rooms were vacated and loans reportedly exceeded promised amounts. most protesters faced orderly handling with no injuries.
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Champaign County
Project
Clinois Street
AMA Chief Dismissed Prepares Policy Review
The American Medical Association dismisses chief administrative officer Dr. F J L Blasingame who had led since 1958. Dr. E B Howard will replace him as board launches a broad examination of AMA policies and operations with a management consultant to conduct the study. Howard notes the move signals wide-reaching scrutiny of AMA decisions and functions.
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Chicago
Burtis E. Montgomery
AMA
Dwight Wilbur
Howard
America
Peru
The
Giraffe and more recaptured after zoo escape in Plymouth Township
Police in Plymouth Township rounded up a giraffe along with an ostrich fifty goats ducklings goslings chicks rabbits and bantam roosters after they escaped from an open trailer belonging to the Petting Zoo. Officers Knoabel and Marinelli tracked the animals to a nearby state police repair yard where the giraffe surrendered quietly.
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Philadelphia
Plymouth Township
William Knoabel
Robert Marinelli
University lounges vandalized in new Union addition
Police report extensive damage in two large student lounges of the newer Union addition. Nearly all furnishings were smashed and in the Presidents Lounge large portraits of past university presidents were destroyed.
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Mini Union
Mercer murder trial bans cameras and interviews
Mercer County Court orders no cameras or sound equipment in the courthouse for the four defendants in the Frick murder case. Judges Stranahan and Acker also bar press interviews and statements through verdicts, with strict entrance searches and seating rules for court personnel, law officers, and witnesses. The separate Hugo Hosack trial is noted, and press access is tightly limited until verdicts.
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Mercer, Pa
Mercer County Court
Court House
John Q. Stranahan
Albert I. Acker
Gary L. Batley
Kenneth E. Perrine
Arthur McConnell
Donald Hosack
Mercer Area
Kenneth M. Frick
Ford City
Hosack
Frick
District Attorney’s Office
Two Oakland Officers Suspended over Panthers Shooting
In Oakland the police chief suspended two patrolmen after carbine shots hit the Black Panthers headquarters, piercing a posters window of Eldridge Cleaver and Huey Newton. No injuries were reported near Tea's Cafe next door. Newton, convicted two days earlier of voluntary manslaughter in a white officer's death, had been charged with murder.
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Oakland
Calif
Black Panthers
West Oakland
Charles Gain
Eldridge Cleaver
Huey Newton
Newton
Panthers
John Prey
Admits Setting Blast At Cuban Warehouse
A man claiming to represent Cuban Power said his group took credit for a Ca maguey Cuba warehouse blast that Cuba says destroyed 1.5 million dollars in clothes and fabric. Grannia, the Communist party newspaper in Havana, blamed criminal action by the enemy for the explosion. The fire hit a government supply depot. Ernesto, in a call to AP, said the group had previously planted a bomb on a British freighter bound for Havana.
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Mexico City
Cuban Power
Camaguey
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Communist Party
Grannia
Havana
Associated Press Bureau
Ernesto
Giant puffball tops Pueblo Market at eight tenths dollar per pound
A large puffball grown in Pueblo Mountain Park sold over the weekend at about 80 cents a pound, valuing the specimen at roughly 13 dollars and 40 cents based on market pricing. The find drew attention from local shoppers and park visitors observing the unusual harvest.
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Pueblo Mountain Park
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News Today
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Corry
Larry Bradley
Centerville
Cleo McCray
Elgin
Clarence Lindstrom
R. D
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Robert Merritt
West Main Street
Ralph Barrett
Bear Lake
Paul
Paul Kent Sr
Union City
Paul Dingle
Union Street
Lawrence Barton
East Pleasant Street
Somerset
Jack P. Rubin
Brookville
M.Y
Agron Rubin
National Broadcasting Co
Bob Church
North Center St
Pony Tomatoes
Likum
Corry, Pa
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Mosport Track
Toronto
Cooper
Mercer
Frontera
Sylvester
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Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Colorado
Jerry Franz
Pueblo
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Walt
Wright Street
Jim Hammond
Easy
Philco
Gibson
Dumont
Columbus
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W. W. Waterhouse
Ponting
Buick - Tempest
West South St
Itch Motors
Rambler
1St Ave
Frank's Auto Service
Bell’s Auto Parts
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
Corry Block Co
Shady Avenue
DRY Cleaners
Insurance — General
Electrical Contractors
Desmond Electric Company
Indust. Commer, & Resid
Taylor’s Electric Service
Lathrop Electric, Res
Call Corry
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
M.A. Beall
East Smith St
Erie Insur
Crosby Bush Insurance
E. Main St
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Connie's Super Market
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Minneapolis
Moline
Stewart Road
R.D.1
Desmond Electric Co
Elect
Don Edwards
Corty
Roosevelt Highway
Johnson Brothers
Remington
Myers Water Sytem
ICE Crystal Coal Co
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
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Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Mountain
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East Main Street
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