Local crashes, leadership changes and weather trends noted
The report covers a car collision involving Robert F Anderson of Sheffield and Katherine Peterson, with $75 total damage. R. Kenneth Grobholz was named president of the Greater Chapter of the Fluid Power Society, succeeding A Spivak. Bruce Crane implicated in a separate parking lot collision, details of damages reported alongside broader city updates. General Electric announces $79,700 for Behrend campus grad program expansion. Obituary notes John Madison of Sheakleyville. Firefighters respond to Henry Dyer home chimney fire. Extended forecast calls for below normal temperatures, light precipitation, and a warming trend early next week. Local police record minor glove loss and editor changes at Bradford Era.
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R. Kenneth Grobholz
Tax Iron Works
Greater the
The
Fluid Power Society
A. Spivak
Te General Electric Company
Tacore Corporation
North
Johnson Faces Congress Over Spending And Tax Proposals
President Johnson argues for parity in funding by trimming new programs to match existing levels as Congress resists cuts. The House approves a 2.5 billion supplemental bill with 41 million for impacted school districts. Republicans demand clear cuts and warn a tax hike will hurt Democrats in November. The Labor Department notes the wholesale price index fell 0.3 percent in the week ending the 29th.
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Congress
Johnson
House
Coast Guard
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Labor Department
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air
A brief note reflects on spoken word trends vs print media, noting enduring presence of printed articles amid evolving oral storytelling formats. The piece highlights the tension between ephemeral performance and lasting written records.
Kidnaper Remains Silent In Daniel Goldman Case
An 18 year old Daniel Goldman was abducted from the Surfside home by a middle aged gunman demanding 25 000 dollars in ransom after learning the family had no money. He forced Daniel to dress at gunpoint and fled in a family car. The car was found later that morning with no sign of kidnapper. Police and FBI had no comment.
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Miami
Iso
Daniel Goldman
Daniel
Goldmans
FBI
Wilson Back In Power After Landslide Victory
London AP Wilson wins general election sweeping Edward Heath and Conservatives Labor predicts majority of at least 95 seats in new House of Commons. He pledges to keep sterling strong through wage and price stabilization and hints at tougher action against Rhodesian regime amid celebrations and market reaction.
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London
Harold Wilson
No. 10
Downing Street
Edward Heath
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Tan Smith
Residents oppose apartment project zoning debate continues
Objections from Ohio Johnson area residents focus on traffic and neighborhood change as the commission defends a Wayne Street apartment complex. Residents like William Halfast argue against near housing while opponents cite rights under conditional use. The commission maintains the project serves the city and housing needs.
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Oller Johnson
Corry
Snyder Circle
Miller
William Halfast
Rainesale
Wayne Street
Ohio-Johnson
Morgan Beverly
Devel
More Smoke Than Fire At Philadelphia Airport Bag
Mrs. Robert Abernathy and her sister Frances McClain stopped near the airport after a bag in McClain's possession began buzzing. Police called a bomb squad. traffic was rerouted as officers waited. The bag contained a battery powered shaver that had accidentally activated.
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Philadelphia
Robert Abernathy
Drexel Hill
Frances McClain
Charlotte
N.C
Miss McClain
PBL
Herbert Rhodes
Humphrey to Receive Honorary Degree at Huron College
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Mrs. Humphrey will receive honorary degrees at Huron College commencement on May 31. Mrs. Humphrey is a native of Huron, with the family relocating there in the 1940s.
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Huron
S. D
Hubert H. Humphrey
Huron College
Humphrey
City Commission Hearing Yields Appeal Hint
The session saw Peake acknowledge the Commission ruling while not fully agreeing. He compared it to a court decision and urged the panel to consider why the meeting occurred. Miller noted the group could still appeal to City Council, which holds final approval, as attendees anticipated a council visit Monday night.
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Oper
Rothers
Corry
Peake
Commission
Miller
City Council
Regulate Sale Of Auto Master Keys
Sen Abraham Ribicoff with Sens Robert Kennedy and Jacob Javits proposed legislation to curb the sale and advertising of automobile master keys. The bill targets illicit buyers and would ban key sales except for legitimate needs, citing theft by juvenile riders and professional thieves.
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Washingson
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Ribicoff
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
U S Plans in Vietnam Amid Rising Anti Government Protests
A Vietnamese disturbance grows as a Saigon hotel bomb destroys the Victoria and a wave of demonstrations challenges Ky's government. U S counsel Samuel B. Thomson warns Americans in Da Nang amid anti government activities. In Hue 9000 demonstrators confront junta officials as Maj. Gen. Pham Xuan Chieu meets Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi, whose dismissal sparks unrest. Communists remain active on battle fronts.
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U.S. Victoria
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
da Nang
Samuel B. Thomson
Leatherbecks
Hue
Pham Xuan Chieu
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Thi
Replace Two FHA Officers In Corry
Robert J. Meneely named county supervisor and James C. Weggs named assistant county supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration at Corry serving Erie and Warren counties. They replace Paul Orner and James Hixson. Meneely previously led the Washington Pennsylvania office for eight years and served in WWII before joining the Soil Conservation Service. Weggandt was previously assistant supervisor at Meadville.
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Robert J. Meneely
Suror
James C. Weggs
Farmers Home Administration
Corry
Erie
Warren
Raymond Kerstetter
FHA
Paul Orner
James Hixson
Meneely
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Soil Conservation Service
Greensburg
Weygandt
Meadville
Unclear OCR fragment on county office staff
Fragmentary text describes state university and Game Commission personnel with county office staff, mentioning Crawford County residence and various offices. The passage is garbled and incomplete, yielding few verifiable facts.
First Lady Heads to Texas For Four Day Trip
Washington AP reports Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will depart for a four day visit to Texas spending a week end in the wilderness and Big Bend National Park. A throat virus delayed the departure by two days but a checkup found her feeling fine and ready to go according to press secretary Elizabeth Carpenter.
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Washington
Sfrs
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Wilderness Country
Big Bend National Park
Elizabeth Carpenter
Miracle regulator promises relief from constipation
After years of research scientists claim a new substance, dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate, can soften dry hard waste by adding moisture in the colon. It aims to replace laxatives by allowing normal elimination without flushing or irritation.
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New York, N.Y
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Jack) Madison
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