State Pushes Health Bill In Pennsylvania Senate
Sen. Albert R. Pechan advances a mental health and retardation bill with amendments to clarify mental disability. A delay may occur if an amendment passes. A flat fifteen percent annual cap on consumer loan interest below one hundred dollars is sought in the bill's companion changes.
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Harrisburg
Albert R. Pechan
Senate
Pechan
Paul W. Mshady
Westmore
House
YMCA Opens Membership to Seven Year Olds on Trial
The Corry YMCA began a one year trial allowing seven year olds to join after requests from local swim teams. Board additions included Douglas Rozelle Robert Seel and John Rudolph. Secretary Richard Dittman reported peak pool use of 3731 in August. Treasurer R Elwin Fuller noted improved finances with income up $2000 and slightly lower expenses. President James Hileman said fund raising brought 17821 to date with more donations expected.
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Corry
R. Elwin Fuller
James Hileman
Probation Hearing Set for Embezzlement Case Involving Suder
Veronica Elizabeth Suder pleads guilty to embezzling 33329 in premiums from an insurer with a Youngstown branch. Tapee Miso pleaded guilty to taking 7500 from Mutual of Omaha. Judge Sidney Rigelhaupt will oversee next week’s probation hearing.
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Youngstown
Uno
Veronica Elizabeth Suder
Tapee
Miso Ease
The
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co
Sidney Rigelhaupt
Catastrophic Typhoon Strikes Central Japan Harbors
Enormous damage followed a powerful typhoon that drove the freighter Jataka Maru ashore near Yokohama south of Tokyo. Ida left ships ashore, caused landslides burying villages, wrecked U.S. military facilities and thousands of homes. Deaths and disappearances exceed 300 with the Mt. Fuji area reporting the highest toll.
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Japan
Yokohama Harbor
Tokyo
U.S
Mt. Fajl
Tragic North Clymer Car Death Under Welfare Probe
A North Clymer family mourns Rae Mona Boozel age 6 who died in a car while her sister Wilgena 2 is hospitalized in Corry Memorial Hospital. The household slept in the car from 3 to 7 30 a m after the husband left for work at Blackstone Corp Jamestown. Coroner Ralph Wallace and the Chautauqua County sheriff investigate possible parental neglect with welfare department involvement. Funeral services are planned for Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with burial at West Mina Cemetery after visitation today.
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Chautauqua County Welfare Department
North Clymer
Rae Mona Boozel
Willis Boozel
Route 74
Wilgena
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer Central School
Blackstone Corp
Jamestown
Ralph Wallace
Westfield
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Welfare Department
Spitzer Funeral Home
Clymer
West Mina Cemetery
One Time LBJ Lights Bill From Lewiston Speech
President Johnson saved money by turning off White House lights but faces a 794.77 bill for a 25 minute Lewiston Maine speech. The Finance Board of Lewiston voted to bill the White House after a request for extra lights for the August 20th City Park event. Kerr Electrical Co. of Auburn installed the lights and power cabling for the bandstand and trees.
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LBJ
Lewiston
Maine
Johnson
White House
Finance Board
Robert L. Couturier
Presidential Advance Party
Kerr Electrical Co
Auburn
Soviet trade envoy Mamurin arrested in Bangkok
Leonid A. Mamurin head of a Soviet government trade mission in Thailand was arrested on charges of subversive activity. Police sources said he would be expelled from Bangkok.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Leonid A. Mamurin
Tiger Gls Claim 92 Cong killed in Vietnam fighting
Infantrymen of the South Korean Tiger Division report 92 Viet Cong killed in five days of mountain fighting near the central coast. 4,000 more troops of the 9th Korean White Horse Division land, raising opposing Korean forces to 96,500. US air offensive continues with B52s bombing infiltration routes in North Vietnam and targets in the demilitarized zone. oil dumps and storage areas hit.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tiger Division
Phu Cat
White Horse Division
Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Demilitar
FBI undercover agent to testify again in Klansman trial
FBI undercover agent Gary Rowe is expected to testify for the fourth time about the slaying of Viola Liuzzo. The trial of Eugene Thomas, 43, of Bessemer, Alabama, for murder continues as jurors are selected, with at least one Black juror likely. Rowe testified in three prior trials that he was in a car with Thomas and two other Klansmen.
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Hayneville
Ala
FBI
Viola Liuzzo
Gary
Thomas Rowe Jr
Thomas
Rowe
Birmingham
Collie LeRoy
Drag Racers Pepper Crawford County Court in Meadville
Seven area residents were sentenced in Crawford County Court on Monday. Gary Earl Graham of Guys Mills received a $150 fine plus costs and one year probation. He must report to Crawford County Jail each Saturday from 3 p.m. to 8 a.m. Monday for eight weeks beginning October 1. Judge P. Richard Thomas warned no one will threaten highway safety and escape probation.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Gary Earl Graham
Guys Mills
P. Richard Thomas
Graham
Thomas
Crawford County Court
Pick More Jurors In Teacher's Murder Trial
More jurors were called for examination as attorneys proceed in the murder and rape trial of Jon E. Yount a 28 year old math teacher at DuBois High School. The April 28 slaying of Pamela Sue Rimer a senior honors student is before Clearfield County Court. An autopsy found throat slashed and skull crushed.
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Gbmakutll
Clearfield
Jon E. Yount
DuBois ‘High School
Pamela Sue Rimer
R. D
Luthersburg
Ane
Johnson and Erhard Seek Breakthrough on Arms Offset Talks
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard wrap two days of talks in Washington. They then fly to Cape Kennedy to inspect the Spaceport and press Germany to delay a four to five year moratorium on meeting a 1.35 billion dollar U S military goods purchase by mid 1967. The talks aimed to modify the offset agreement while reaffirming U S European security ties with space cooperation as a key theme.
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Washington
Johnson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Cape Kennedy
Germany
U.S
Erhard
United States
City Board Hears Eight Property Appeal Requests
The City Council acting as Board of Revisions and Appeals considered eight requests to reduce assessed property values. Owners cited building values as the main issue while land values appear satisfactory. The board will not disclose actions until all appeals are heard and expects at least one more hearing before decisions.
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City Council
William Miller
Arlo Williams
Wright Street
Albert Marty
South Center Street
Tony Amoroso
South First Avenue
Blatt Brothers Theatre Corp
Rex
Corry Savings and Loan
West
Washington Street
West Pleasant Street
Savings and Loan
Fire calls keep Corry volunteers busy two days apart
Two fires challenged Corry volunteer firemen in succession. At 2:55 p.m. the Corry Jamestown plant three spray device ignited by a static spark. plant sprinkler saved the day with no injuries and about 1500 to 2000 dollars in losses. Earlier at 8:40 a.m. Monday, children with matches started clothing on fire at the Robert Hall home on West Main street extension. flames were knocked down with $100 damage to hose and contents. Fire crews Engine 5 and Emergency 5 with 15 men responded to both incidents.
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Corry
Corry Jamestown
Richard Melzer
Melzer
Robert Hall
West Main Street
GM cuts 1967 auto prices as Ford did
Chrysler and Ford trimmed price increases after GM announced higher figures. Chrysler cut its average price rise to 64 dollars from 88 with 118 models reduced. Ford trimmed its average increase to 41 dollars from 107. The changes followed criticism from the White House and United Auto Workers.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
White House
Solidarity House
United Auto Workers Union
Powell Woes Not Over
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell faces trial on criminal contempt for defying court orders in a defamation judgment. The Harlem Democrat must answer five specifications after being stripped of powers as House Education and Labor Committee chair.
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New York (Or
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House Committee
State Supreme Court
Harlem
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Esther James
Supreme Court
Irving Saypol
Mom Kalls Son 4 But She's Free
A Brooklyn judge freed Joan Powe after ruling police failed to inform her of her rights before she confessed to manslaughter of her 1 year old son Anthony. She had pleaded guilty April 13 and faced up to years in prison.
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New York
Joan Powe
Anthony
Legal Aid Society
Powe
U.S. Faces $1 Million Weekly Cuban Refugee Tab
A report from the Cuban Refugee Center warns U.S. taxpayers face about 1 million dollars weekly to support Cuban refugees, matching estimates of Soviet costs for sustaining Castro. The fiscal 1967 refugee budget stands at 51 million with airlifted arrivals averaging 4,000 per month, fueling ongoing funding growth.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Soviet Union
Health, Education and Welfare Department
House
Senate
Castro
Russia
Man Released After Dog Attack In Ohio Home
Kenneth Rose 40 of R D 1 Columbus to be discharged from Corry Memorial Hospital after a family dog mauls him. Neighbor shot the dog. Rose suffers severe lacerations to left hand forearm and right ankle. tendon severed. rabies test negative.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Rose
Rose
Mrs. Rose
UF Speakers Available To Club Groups
United Fund of the Corry Area offers a Speakers Bureau through Richard Fuller the general chair. Participating agencies provide informed speakers on the fund’s role. clubs should contact Mrs. Frank McKnight at United Fund headquarters 31 North Center Street or call 6685363.
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United Fund
Corry Area
Richard Fuller
United Fund Services
Frank McKnight
North Center Street
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