Mrs Donald Weaver Freed After Car Crash on East Main
City police, Corry Ambulance Service personnel and volunteer firemen struggled to free Mrs. Donald Weaver from the smashed front seat of her car after it struck a tree on East Main Street early yesterday. She was pinned, then freed with jacks and rushed to Corry Memorial Hospital. Journal photo by Johnston.
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Shafer Offers Help to End Trucking Strike
The Shafer Administration shows willingness to aid in settling the month long strike by independent steel truckers affecting Pennsylvania and other states. Gov. Shafer, Labor Secretary Hart and secretary Joseph Kelly discuss establishing direct talks between opposing aides. A Pittsburgh trucker spokesman said the union wants to return to work and will meet with the governor. State police increase patrols to curb violence against drivers. A gunman fired on a passing truck near Lewistown, but the driver was unhurt. Boots Mussulli, 51, famed jazz musician, dies of cancer in Milford, Mass.
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William Hart
Joseph Kelly
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David Haugh
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Charge Boys In Oddball Gun Incident
Three Meadville youths aged 15 and 16 were charged as delinquent after a Saturday incident in which a rifle fired by them harmed 12 year old William Winters. They allegedly chased eight boys with a bow and arrow and the rifle near the company island area between French and Cussewago creeks. Winters was struck in the leg by a pebble or similar projectile from the pond when a shot was fired. He was treated and released from City Hospital. The youths, who were later jailed by juvenile authorities, faced intimidation and misconduct during the episode, and a county probation officer recommended confinement. The separate note reports editor Charles W. Morton of Atlantic Monthly dying in London at 68.
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Mussulli's Career As Composer Arranger and Conductor
Mussulli was a composer, arranger, and conductor whose work spanned multiple musical roles. He contributed to orchestral and chamber contexts, shaping scores and leading performances across venues. He held positions in ensembles and influenced contemporary and classical programming through his creative leadership.
Smog Answered by Health Official 25 Years Ago
A Herald Examiner column recalls a Los Angeles smog episode. Dr. George Uhl, city health officer, notes burning eyes and headaches from industrial gases and vehicle emissions. He warns the discomfort will be temporary as authorities gauge the pollution.
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Drunk Picks Lock For Cops
Police booked Edward D. Mitchell for drunkenness after a Saturday night knife fight in Kansas City. Officers had leg irons on him when the key broke while removing the restraints. A drunken man offered help and produced a hairpin, allowing Mitchell to pick the jail lock.
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Edward D. Mitchell
Monaghan Chosen to Lead UF Campaign Clubs Division
Charles V. Monaghan Corry office manager for General Telephone Company will head the Clubs and Organizations Division of the 1967 United Fund drive. He will contact all area organizations and has lived in Corry three years. Monaghan has served with the Corry Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club and Boy Scout Committee.
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FBI Moves Into Area Robbery Case
Wilfredo Mendez Moralez, 28, of Ripley, is jailed in Chautauqua County as a fugitive from Erie County. He allegedly used a knife to force an Erie cab driver to drive him to Ripley and later fled after a taxi collision. Police say Moralez was captured after a dawn sequence ending with his arrest around 7:15 a.m. by state troopers Tefft and Winkowski.
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Mosquito Contest Costly Victory at WFBM Station
In Indianapolis a mosquito catching contest run by radio station WFBM at a nickel per head drew 225,481 mosquitoes over 13 days costing $11,274.05. Champion Marcia Li phardt of Clayton trapped 73,225 and earned $3,601.25.
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Marcia Liphardt
Clayton
Mascot Keeps Cool Head at Capper Junior High
John C. Snyder a ninth grade student at Capper Junior High School was chosen to wear the Jayhawk mascot at school football games. He installed a battery powered fan in the beak to cool the hot head inside the headpiece at temperatures as low as seventy degrees. Hon Muralez faces robbery by force charges in Lawrence Park Pennsylvania with FBI notification.
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American Motors Announces Value Oriented, Sporty Cars
The company argues that the market overprices many products while AMC offers more for less. It notes a shift away from value certainty and emphasizes that AMC’s cars deliver substantial features and quality at lower prices, aiming to blend sensible pricing with sportier appeal.
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