Titusville Firms Survey Renewal Area In Better Days
Two prospective developers are conducting architectural surveys of the Better Days area in Titusville, per acting redevelopment director George Atkin Jr. Plans call for demolition of unoccupied Colonial Fort Plaza buildings by October as part of the redevelopment project. The city will decide on abandoning a state route street before informing the State Highway Department about needed improvements.
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Titusville
Better Days
George Atkin Jr
Nerene
Franklin
Colonial Fort Plaza
George Stahlman
The
Redevelopment Authority
City Council
Inr
Alin
Planning Commission
State Highway Department
Diamond
Joseph Zainea
Council
Flames Wreck Gettysburg Freight Terminal
Flames roared for hours wrecking a Reading Co. freight terminal in Gettysburg near the college. Two diesel locomotives, a furniture storage area, and a farm supply firm were destroyed as about 100 firefighters fought the blaze. four fire companies aided, with two firefighters lightly hurt. Also reported a separate note that Nicaragua President Rene Schick suffered a heart attack.
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Gettysburg
Reading Co
Gettysburg College
Rites Held For Howard W. Fardink Of Clymer
Funeral service for Howard W. Fardink of Clymer was conducted yesterday at the North Clymer Methodist Church with Rev. Harold A. Blish officiating. Burial followed in Clymer Center Cemetery. Ward bearers included Norman Upperman Clarence Legters Howard Cole Lewis Hemink Everett Boland and Paul Edwards. attendees came from Corry Clymer Jamestown Sherman Erie and nearby areas.
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Howard W. Fardink
Clymer
North Clymer Methodist Church
Harold A. Blish
Clymer Center
Margaret Hemink
Norman Upperman
Clarence Legters
Howard Cole
Lewis Hemink
Everett Boland
Paul Edwards
Corry
Jamestown
Sherman
Erie
Steel price boosts amid 1960s government restraint clash
Inland Steel raises prime grade hot rolled sheets to 5.45 per cwt and cold rolled strips to 6.67 per cwt, with secondary grades up 10 cents as U.S. industry profits lag. The Kennedy administration had forced price restraint after earlier conflicts, while Bethlehem reported rising profits and U.S. Steel saw drops. Ottawa launches polio immunization for 165 000 Saigon children funded by a multiyear aid package.
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John F. Kennedy
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Bethlehem
Johnson
Ackley
Ottawa
Congress weighs path to end walkout over transportation services
Senators debate a compromise to end a national strike risking vital transportation. Johnson would decide if a back-to-work order is needed, with Morse and Long urging congressional action. Mediators could report to Johnson on whether a White House order is required to prevent a renewal.
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Senate
Johnson
Congress
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Russell B. Long
D. la
Long
Javits
Capitol Hill
White House
Katzenbach warns Senate against labor committee version
Atty Gen Nicholas Katzenbach advised the Senate against the labor committee’s draft. Morse warned a walkout could trigger a strike standstill even after Congress gave Johnson power to end the walkout. Clark and Prouty argued politics influence the issue, while Dirksen urged avoiding partisan pressure on Johnson.
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Nicholas Katzenbach
Senate
Labor Committee
Katzenbach
Morse
Congress
Johnson Power
Sen
Joseph 8. Clark
D-Pa
Plate Found In Prison Print Shop In Counterfeiting Case
In MCALESTER Okla AP authorities seized a plate used to print counterfeit bills from a state penitentiary prison shop. The print shop supervisor Harold L Nall 35 was arrested on a federal charge of trying to sell counterfeit money and had 2550 in bogus bills. State and federal officers continue to search for a missing part of the plates used to manufacture counterfeit currency.
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Mcalester
Okla
State Penitentiary
State Crime Bureau
Earl Goerke
Harold L. Nall
Goerke
Man Pays $2100 In Parking Tickets
Frazer Dougherty sent the Police Department a cake box full of parking tickets and a $2100 check to settle them. His 156 tickets are part of a citywide amnesty that has collected $5 million over two weeks. A computer will now detect future dodgers.
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New York
Frazer Dougherty
Police Department
Dougherty
Feret
Whitman Father Describes Son As Sick but Not Evil
In Lake Worth Texas the father of Charles Whitman speaks of his son as ill not malignant while noting prior hostility. The Texas University sniper's background is sketched with statements from a roommate and a surgeon regarding a brain tumor possibly influencing his actions. The narrative covers the victims and the fallout as authorities pursue details.
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University
Charlie
Dr. Heatly
Whitman
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Dedanna
Lake Worth
C. A
University of Texas
Patrick
Pat
Charles Joseph Whitman
Rosenburg
Tex
Deaths Harold Baldy Jewell with large family ties
Harold Baldy Jewell 70 died after a short illness in Seattle while visiting his son. Born May 5 1806 in Grand Valley he served in World War I and worked for Aero Supply in World War II. Survived by wife Violet eight sons five daughters two sisters two brothers and 26 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Jewell
Seattle
Wash
Grand Valley
Surry
Company A
Europe
VFW
Aero Supply Company
Mary J. Jewell
Violet Jewell
New Richmond
Raymond
Robert
Walter
Kenneth
Pleasantville
Larry
Cambridge Springs
Charles
Thomas
William of
Corry
Elwood
Lena) Peterson
Youngsville
Clifford
Martha) Woods
Union City
Carol Jewell
Eric
Virginia Jewell
Frank
Marian) Hannah
Cambridge’ Springs
Wallace
Edna) Powers
Sinclairville
Ruth Jewell
Ray Caldwell
Oil City
Kenneth Jewell
Bracken Funeral Home
Doctor Pleads No Defense in Abortions Case
Dr. Listervelt Winfree of Wayne Pennsylvania pleaded no defense in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court to performing three illegal abortions. Sentencing was deferred to August to allow neuro psychiatric tests. The lawyer said stress illness and marital issues contributed while victims sought him out. two Penn State coeds aged 19 and 20 were involved with a third operation alleged last June.
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Philadelphia
Listervelt Winfree
Wayne
Common Pleas
Stanley M. Greenberg
Aaron W. Mallin
Winfree
Penn State
Judge rules pauper appeals grant release in Reis case
Federal Judge Mehrtens orders immediate release of Miss Reis pending state review after finding she was unconstitutionally denied appeal as a pauper. Nageley prior petition denied by Judge Dyer. Reis faces a separate $400 000 coal executive robbery appeal in Pottsville, Pennsylvania.
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David W. Dyer
Nageley
Mehrtens
Miss Reis
Pottsville
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Clark
Andrew
Winston
Prouty
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