Summer Playground Carnival Ends Busy Season For Kids
About 500 children attended activities at five Cay playgrounds as the season closed. Each site hosted booths and games. Wright Street finished as Kickball Champs with four wins. Miss Helen Britten supervised Washington. Miss Sally O Hare led Wright Street. prizes honored participation sportsmanship attendance and wins.
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Five Cay
Mead Park
Washington
Helen Britten
Historical Museum
Candy Wilde
Debby Reynolds
Brian Marlowe
Ricky Fenno
Lori Stutzman
Vicky Meisher
Wright Street
Sally O'Hare
Chuck Shamburg
Tom Mack
Bill Tobin
Sam Genco
Bob Cote
Dave Cote
Vicki Gilson
Rex Shamburg
Lord and Muckinhaupt
Concord
Columbus
Fairview
Carolyne Calvin
Jessie Nichols
Karla Nichols
Kelly Keppel
Tennis doubles champs crowned at Mead Park booth event
Meas Park supervisor Miss Sharon Schilling hosted a party with tennis instructors Miss Shirley Diemer and Miss Sally Gale. Tournament results list doubles winners Betsy Hockey and Diane Britten first, Jenny Murphy and Gerrid Clark second, Kim Kelsey and Karen Brant third, M Donoghue and L Moore fourth, and singles winner Margaret Frisina. Gloria Watrous thanks playground staff and Jane Faryer praised for crafts. Andretti wins 200 mile Indy style race with A J 500 winner and Lloyd Ruby third.
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Mead Park
Sharon Schilling
Shirley Diemer
Sally Gale
Betsy Hockey
Diane Britten
Jenny Murphy
Gerrid Clark
Kim Kelsey
Karen Brant
M. Donoghue
L. Moore
Margaret Frisina
Gloria Watrous
Jane Faryer
False Alarms, Real Fire Strike Titusville in Six Hours
Titusville police investigate three alarms in six hours with a 2500 fire loss at a David L. A corn home around 5 30 am. Earlier alarms at 1 30 am and 9 30 am were reported by protesters. Two local children aged 4 and 6 faced stern warnings after admitting they set the false alarms.
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Titusville
Titusville Polce
David L. Acorn
Protksters
Naked truth on Lady Godiva rides unveiled in Coventry
In Coventry, scholars Joan Lancaster and Dr. Hilda Davidson suggest Lady Godiva did not ride naked on her famous 11th century ride. They argue she wore garb or stripped signs of rank, not nude, challenging the traditional tale tied to Leofric taxes. Their notes accompany Coventry anniversary events and a book project.
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Coventry
England
Lady Godiva
Joan Lancaster
Hilda Davidson
Miss Lancaster
Britain
Commonwealth Relations Office
Tom
Police Intervene as Whites Arrested in Erie Heckling
In Erie the arrival of a carload of seven white teenagers sparked a tense scene with about 50 Black residents. Police charged the youths, aged 16 to 19, with disorderly conduct after they allegedly shouted inflammatory racial epithets and provoked a surly crowd near the 18th and Holland arena. A Wednesday hearing was set on the charges.
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Erie (Ap
Holland Arena
HHH Says Law Losing Influence At ABA Convention
In Honolulu VP Hubert Humphrey told the American Bar Association that the law’s stabilizing influence is waning due to unequal opportunity and rights. He warned riots will be suppressed and pledged prosecution of those who spark disorder while linking urban unrest to intense frustration among the poor.
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Honolulu
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Bar Association
ABA
Humphrey
YMCA Calendar Week of August 7 Highlights
The schedule lists weekly YMCA activities from August 7 including advanced and beginner swim classes, diving, and adult coed programs. Daily timetables cover competitive swimming, high school and junior high coed activities, family swims, and special events such as a Rainbow Girls carnival and a high school dance The entry notes a quote about American life from Humphrey reflecting social frustration and law perceptions.
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Clymer
Columbus
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Scott Urges Quick Action On Rat Extermination Bill
Senator Hugh Scott urges fast action on a Senate bill to aid local rat extermination programs with 200 million dollars for 1968 and 1969. The measure mirrors a House proposal previously rejected, aiming to extend HUD work with communities and support existing programs nationwide.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Senate
House
Senate Housing and Urban Affairs
Department of Housing and ‘Urban Development
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Jovite
Que
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
A. J
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Tex
Godiva
General Auto Repair
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Hammond
Philco
Olympic
Dumont
Center St
Automobile Agencies
Fitch Motors
Rambler
1St Ave
Air
Fen
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac
Weat South St
Cara. C. Christensen Motors
Frank's Auto Service
Bell’s Auto Parts
Napa
Checker
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Corry Bakery
Weston's Bakery
Connie's Market
Corry Beverage
Corry Concrete & Gravel Co
Corry Block Company
Shady Avenue
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Corry
Electrical Contractors
Lathrop Electric
Res
Call Corry
Elect
Insurance — General
Bennink Insurance Agency
North Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Center
North
F. H
M. A. Beall
General Insurance
East Smith St
E. Crosby Bush Insurance
Main St
Osmond Electric Co
Phoenix
Pittsfield Inn
Pittafield
Roof — Beat Service
Huberts
Taylor's Electric Service
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Minneapolis
Moline
Stewart Road
Johnson Brothers
Myers
Insurance — Life & Accident
Warren C. Reynolds Baltimore Life Insurance
Mead Avenue
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Helen Daugherty
Willetts Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson's
East Street
Guna
TV Cable Co
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
THE
Erie
HHH
YMCA
Tle
Journal Daily
Va Car Safety Service
Firestone
Irestone
King
Firestone “Motor King
Festone Bauer
Matera
Ace
Mary
Barney
Center Street
Ajaymar
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