Two-car collisions and local notices in Titusville area
Titusville police investigate a two car crash on the night road with Ruth Roxberry involved and injuries reported. A Spartansburg driver Charles Proctor faces driving during suspension after a rear end collision. Local youths questioned over rock throwing at Eagle Street home. New management at Mike's Pizzeria with Willa Rhodes to run the place. Obituaries note Frederick Dailey of Erie and Harvid Jewell of Titusville. Local court listings include Charles Kolaja and Russell Stone. Columbus man Albert Miller fined for drunken conduct. Corry Civil Defense unit calls for 630 p.m. readiness and hospital relocation relocation work begins Wednesday.
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Titusville
Spartansburg
Charles R. Proctor
Rd- 1
Procter
Kenneth Harmon
Cooperstown
Columbus
East Main Street
Albert L. Miller
R.D. 1
Merle Ottaway
Miller
Corry Civil Defense Unit
Clifford Holcomb
Holcomb
Crash Kills 4 McGill Students on Adirondack Northway
Four McGill University students were killed in a head on crash on the Adirondack Northway four miles north of Plattsburgh New York. The victims were Michael R. Hoffman 17 Christian J. Newbert 21 John H. Boombergh 20 and James A. Awde ? all Montreal residents. The other driver Francis Wells of Plattsburgh drove north in the south bound lanes and was hospitalized in the Medical Center Hospital ICU.
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Plattsburgh
Clinton County
Albany
McGill University
Montreal
Michael R. Hoffman
Christian J. Newbert
John H. Boombergh
Rockport
Mass
James A. Awde
West Mont
Que
Francis Wells
Wells
Medical Center Hospital
Easter Hat Contest at Tan Son Nhut Ends in Laughter
In Saigon, six entrants competed at the USC Club Easter hat contest. Marcy Heim of Atlanta won with a red white and blue conical Vietnamese peasant hat. Patrick Scanlon of Philadelphia won a phone-call home prize in a separate drawing.
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Saigon
Vietnam
USC Club
Tan ‘Son Nhut
Marcy Heim
Atlanta
Red Cross
United States
Pfe
Patrick Scanlon
Philadelphia
Warren nursing home license renewed for one year
Harrisburg The State Department of Public Welfare renewed the Keystone Nursing Home of Warren for a one year period to March 13, 1970. The facility may house up to 20 residents with 11 on the first floor and nine on the second. Renewal depends on meeting annual state standards.
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Warren Nursing Home
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Welfare
Keystone Nursing Home
Warren
Department of Public Welfare
Ten Manila Students Drown in Dagupan City Picnic
Ten students from a religious college drowned yesterday while swimming near Manila in Dagu pan City. Authorities said bodies were not immediately recovered. among the victims were a seminarian and two girls who had been on a picnic.
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Manila
Dagupan
Monongahela Wharf Flood Predicted In Pittsburgh
AP report says the Weaver Bureau foresees the Monongahela parking wharf downtown likely to be underwater for several days as the Allegheny rises four feet below flood stage by Monday morning after about two inches of rainfall. Harvey Woolsey 31 dies in Montandon crash Saturday night.
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Ittsburgh
Weaver Bureau
Monongahela
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Allegheny River
Williamsport
Harvey Woolsey
Milton
Montandon
Rights at home challenged as obscenity laws tested
Stanley appeals a 1967 conviction for three stag films arguing the right to read or view what he pleases in the privacy of his home. The court accepts obscenity for purposes of the ruling and distinguishes possession from distribution laws. Driver Louis Cohen, 77, of Pittsburgh, was killed when his car struck a building in Shadyside.
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Stanley
Marshall
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Louis Cohen
Shadyside
Refugee Influx Sparks Fear Of Soviet Crackdown
In Vienna the surge of Romanian refugees raises the possibility that Romanians flee a Soviet push. Ten arrived in January and February, 201 came in March, with half in the final third of the month. By April 3, 21 Romanians had been registered.
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Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Supreme Court bars tying loans to buying goods
The Supreme Court ruled that large corporations cannot condition loaning money on customers promising to buy only from them. The decision expands federal antitrust reach and cites a tying arrangement once used by a credit subsidiary of U.S. Steel. The Missouri plan comparison shows district population spreads and statewide variation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Steel
Greait Court
Cincinnati
Fortner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Roxberry
KD. 1
Wattsburg
Eagle Street
Mike
South
South Center Streets
Harold
Willa) Rhodes
South Center Street
Michael Comitz
Rhodes
Bea's
Frederick
Fred) Dailey
Erie
Robert Dailey
Dailey
Corry
Harvid W. Jewell
West
Washington Street
Bracken Funeral Home
Crawford County
Charles G. Kolaja
Sparta
Russell Stone
Union City
New Hope
U.S. 202
Bruce Torbert
New
Cash & Carry Sale
McCray Aluminum & Builders Supply
West Smith ST
Tate Fen
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Capitol
Martin Luther King
King
Cliff Buesink
Ford Inc
West Smith Street
Missouri
Polyglas
Corry Dodge
N. Center St
Corry Savings & Loan
Corry, Penn‘a
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