Local marriage license filed and other Erie County briefs
A marriage license application was filed in Erie County by Larry T. Carter and Linda Diane Post. Divorce proceedings were filed in Erie and Akam. A theft report notes a 26 inch green bike stolen from Wright School between 3 and 4:30 p.m. The Edgars won a 28 day around the world trip on the Art Linkletter program. Spellers from Erie parochial schools to enter state finals in Pittsburgh May 15. Warren County mental hospital patient totals show a decline to 154. Cancer Crusade in Titusville raised $2,462.73, with $911.33 from door to door canvass. Pennzoil to purchase Kendall Refining in an $18 million deal, pending stockholder approval. Extended weather forecast shows cooler-than-normal temperatures with a slow warm-up next week. Franklin Parking Authority to meet to discuss city parking and potential rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Edgar
Titusville
Edgars
Linkletter
California
Jamestown College Unveils 15 Year Campus Expansion Plan
Jamestown College outlines a five phase 15 year master plan to house about 2,500 students at Jamestown Community College by 1980. With 500 day and 500 night students now, the plan includes science and engineering and fine arts centers to be built this year. ground breaking is hoped for September. Estimated cost for the two new buildings is 1.52 million dollars, with the city council approving a 750 thousand dollar bond share.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Community College
Albert W. Baisler
Board of Trustees
Service Held For Mrs Minnie Titus At Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Titus were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev William Sturdevant and Rev Robert Caster officiating. Burial followed in Beaut Aderdam Cemetery. Bearers included Merle Cummings Willard Hershberger Carl Reisinger Cecil Rey Bolts Paul Smith and Frank Stutzman. Many relatives and friends from Union Erie Cranesville Warren Ripley North East Mayville Wattsburg and Titusville attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waume L. ‘Titus
Bracken Funeral Home
William Sturdevant
Robert Caster
Beauterdam Cemetery
Merle Cummings
Willard Hershberger
Carl Reisinger
Cecil Rey- Bolts
Paul Smith
Frank Stutzman
Sandra Bailey
Philadelphia
Milton Allen
Kenneth Kimmey
Waterford
Otto Allen
Theodore Kroll
Carl Ward
Andrew Krol
J. C. Richards
Marlin ~Gregor
Frank Young
Harold Beebe
Union City
Thomas Maloney Jr
John Goda
Harold Rice
Sam Hawley
Winnie Smith
Barbara Morton
Erie
Homer Smock
Harry Dibble
Cranesville
Milton Hawley
Warren
Orville Baldwin
Ripley
Richard Shreve
Riceville Corners
Glen Arnold
North East
Donald Peterson
Roger Peterson
Wattsburg
Mayville
Bertha Tompkins
Sherman
Harry Warner
Russell
Titusville
Mussolini Executed Near Lake Como in 1945
Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and his mistress Claretta Petacci were captured near Lake Como by partisans in a German helmet and overcoat and shot on April 26 1945. Their bodies were displayed in Milan amid crowds the next day as remnants of his regime faded.
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Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Claretta Pelacci
Congo
Lake Como
Swiss Alps
Milan
Rachele
Italy
Johnson defends Vietnam policy and peace efforts
President Johnson outlined a continued Vietnam stance stressing firmness with moderation and openness to peace. He said America seeks peaceful settlement, resists aggression, and would talk with any government without conditions to bring about a conference table. He noted no official suggestion of nuclear use from the U.S. government.
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Pakidan
India
Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
America
Missing Girls Back Home After Police Search
Two girls aged 13 and 14 were found in Meadville after a statewide police search. They had left Saegertown Area High School Monday afternoon and asked a trucker for a ride to Buffalo. They provided fictitious names and were located by one girl's mother about 9 p.m. last night.
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Meadville
Saegertown-area
Saegertown Area High School
Saegertown
Buffalo
Saegertown Components
Johnson Defends Vietnam Policy At Munich Conference
President Johnson warns against appeasement of aggression and urges steadfast policy in Vietnam. He cites Munich as a lesson and calls for open debate while avoiding name calling. Eight officials he appointed are introduced at the conference.
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South Viet Nam
Munich
Nazi Germany
Johnson
Planetarium at CAHS Aims for Fourth Grade Star View
Superintendent announces expansion of science program with planetarium at CAHS. Corry’s planetarium seats 72, featuring planet movement and Olson lectures. Two teachers hired, evening earth and space science class funded, but needs community interest to start. Dome in place, construction progressing, Shupe expects strong use by students and adults alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shupe
Olson
Corry
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Erie County
Larry T. Carter
Spartanship
Linda Diane Post
Liberty Street
Ace Again i Akam
North Center Street
Robert Hae
East Smith Street
Morris
Wright School
Pittsburgh
Mary Beth Jawdy
St. Edward's
Stephanie Triola
Warren County
State Department of Public Welfare
Robert Ebert
Crusade
Pennzoil Co
Oil City
Kendall Refining Co
Bradford
Pennzoil
Kendall
Franklin Parking Authority
Jamestown College
Minnie Titus
Helena Rubinstein
Jlip Perfume
Eau de Parfum
Prince Matchabelli
Hallmark
AEM
U. S
Gramercy Park
Martinelli
Timely
Gur Merchandise Club
CAHS
Ie Adebtlis
Corry Hammond’s
South Center Street
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Sears. Roebuck and Company
Union City Meeroofe's
North Main Street
Western Auto Associate
Main’ Street
de Luxe
Firestone
Pesta
United States
Haravar
Firestone Doctors
Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Zinnias
Barney’s
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