Burglar With Thirst Takes Liquor and Wine
State Police reported a windfall burglary at a Spring Creek Township hunting camp last week with a bottle of whiskey and two bottles of wine stolen. Glenn Galladay of North East reported the break in dating between August 4 and 9. Officers battered a door to enter and found liquor missing amid other items. nearby cabins were untouched.
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Spring Creek Township
Glenn Galladay
North East
Stat
Yesea
Galladay
Delay Gambling Hearing For Local Bar Indefinitely
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board postponed the gambling hearing for Moose's Restaurant and Bar on West Main Street after the court delay due to the prosecuting officer's illness. Corry Police Chief Harley Drake was subpoenaed but the date was postponed with no new date set. The PLCB also suspended the Union City Veterans Club license for 30 days over the same charge amid November raids. Delaware Republicans nominate Senator John J. Williams for a fourth term and select David Buckson as gubernatorial candidate.
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Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
PLCB
West Main Street
Corry
Harley Drake
Drake
Erie
Union City Veterans Club
UC Vets Club
Trainable class expands as Columbus rents space
The Corry area joins forces for the 1965 term with two staff hires and a new training class arrangement. Superintendent Thon R. Shupe announces a full teaching team at the Corry area and Columbus School Board agrees to rent a room in the new Columbus School for trainable students eight pupils will form the class continues on page three
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Corry
Shupe
Robert L. Hebets
Snyder Circle
Conelway School
Hebets
Shirley ‘Testi
R. D
Testi
Jeinture
Concord
Paul Claypool
Janet Henton
Joan Ireland
Mead Avenue
Conelway
Waterford
Columbus School Board
Erie County
Gift Certificate Plan Approved by PLCB in Pa Stores
Harrisburg gift certificates will be issued for use in state liquor stores next month. PLCB Chairman A. D. Cohn announced the move, saying the certificates will be valid for a specific item in any store. The donor and recipient names will appear on the certificates.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Board
A. D. Cohn
Cohn
Polaris Sub Tecumseh Completes Submerged Launch Tests
The Polaris missile submarine Tecumseh became the 21st vessel to finish test and training firings, launching a Polaris A3 missile while submerged off Cape Kennedy, Cape Kennedy, Pla. AP reports that more than half of the Polaris submarines have now completed launches.
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Polaris
Cape Kennedy
Pla
Tecumseh
Encephalitis Outbreak Triggers City Mosquito War in Houston
Houston officials declare a war on the Aedes mosquito after an encephalitis outbreak. 12 deaths in a month and about 100 cases reported. City funds $5,000 for ditches spraying as pest firms join emergency行动 to cover the city.
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Houston
Louie Welch
A. Pigford
Welch
Pigford
UAWUTO Strike Next Week Questioned by Officials
DETROIT AP Union officials in Chicago postponed choosing a target for a strike against General Motors Ford or Chrysler until a special Detroit meeting next Wednesday at 8 p.m. They warned a strike could occur if current offers remain. Walter P. Reuther stated the action hinges on negotiations and the firms’ proposals to raise wages retirement and pensions were seen as inadequate.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
Chicago
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Park
Malcolm Denise
Funds On Hand Here For Water System Loans
The Corry office of the Farmers Home Administration in the Post Office Building says federal loans are available to nonprofit groups, associations, and rural entities to develop water systems for households and livestock. Poor rainfall and rising water use drain supplies, with 890 Pennsylvania rural communities lacking water systems. Loans cover reservoirs, distribution, pumps, pipelines and other facilities.
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Corry
Farmers Home Administration
Federal
Pennsylvania
Paul Orner
Orner
Stamp Book Drive To Raise Funds For YMCA Bus
A stamp book fundraiser will convert stamp banks into cash at two dollars per book next Tuesday. Donated by local housewives and others, proceeds aid purchase of a new bus for YMCA activities. The drive aims to reach 1,400 books. currently 1,444 books are ready for mailing. Households are urged to mail any stamps, especially S H Green stamps Top Value stamps and Plaid stamps.
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YMCA
Carsy
S&h
Blatt Declares Primary Victory in Pennsylvania Senate Race
Genevieve Blatt is named the Democratic primary winner in Pennsylvania for U.S. Senate against Republican Hugh Scott. She plans a fall campaign, expects to campaign with top Democratic figures, and will begin travels after Sept. 5 in Clarion County.
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Harreisburg
Genevieve Blatt
U. S. Senate
Hugh Scott
U.S. Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
State Supreme Court
Musmanno
High Court
Washington
Miss Blatt
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Sen. Scott
Goldwater
East Brady
Clarion County
U.S. Senate
Democratic
Michael Byrne
U.S
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Buffalo Killed by Truck Near Hillsboro Ill
A buffalo from John Cabetta’s farm wandered onto a highway and was struck by a truck, ending its life. Nearby, the farm reports surviving animals include deer and a camel, reflecting the unusual menagerie on the property.
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Buffalo Hillsboro
Ill
John Cabetta
Central Illinois
Defense policy clash over Vietnam fuels Capitol Hill feud
The Johnson administration and Republicans clash over U S defense strategy in Southeast Asia. The Pentagon and Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield rebut Goldwater charges that American nuclear capacity would drop by 90 percent, denying plans to phase out manned bombers. GOP leaders allege a no win policy to postpone tough choices until after the election.
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Washington
Capital Hill
Johnson
Mansfield
GOP
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Goldwater
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House
Sen
Everett M
Mike Mansfield
Johnson Administration
Southeast Asia
Four More Yanks Killed In Asia
AP dispatch from Saigon reports four American military advisers killed in a Viet Cong ambush in Kien Hoa Province near Phu Tue as South Vietnamese forces hunted guerrillas. Viet Cong-leaning crowds staged Buddhist student demonstrations in Saigon and Hue while security was tightened.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Kien Hoa
Phu Tue
Hue
Ngo Dinh
Diem
Tuy Hoa
Bach
Democratic platform writers wrestle with civil rights plank
A busy news digest item notes platform committee wrangles over civil rights phrasing to avert a convention clash while other items report Vietnam war diplomacy, Congo unrest, Cyprus tensions, missing Americans, Great Lakes shipping costs, drought threats to crops, and a provocative human-interest line about Rose Mary O'Brien who smokes heavily and ignores slights.
Truck Rammed Train Kills Seven In Leonard Ont
A gravel truck struck the Ottawa Montreal Businessman's Special in Leonard Ontario, killing seven and injuring eight to ten. The vehicle hit a day coach, which hit a concrete pump house and toppled into poplars. Two parlor cars derailed, a dining car caught fire, and about 150 yards of track were torn up. Station agent Rodrigue LaLonde recalled the scene as terrible.
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Ottawa
Rodrigue LaLonde
Navan
LaLonde
Canadian Pacific
Leonard
Toll in Turnpike Crash Rises to Seven Dead
Seven people died in a two car crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Falls. Kyle Heinz, 3, of Center, N. D., died, and the little girl’s father was among the dead. The mother and a teen sibling remained hospitalized.
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Iitvesuns
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Kyle Heinz
Center
N. D
Beaver Falls
Cyprus Truce Threatened As Fight Renews
Renewed fighting between Greek and Turkish Cypriots escalates tensions on the island. A UN spokesman reports an hour of clashes near Kuma with no casualties. Turkish reconnaissance flights were noted in the Kokkina Mansoura area. Greek Cypriot government accuses Turkish planes of violating the truce. Greek Defense Minister Garoufalias arrived amid talks with Makarios and possible Soviet aid discussions.
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Inusta
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Kuma
U.N
Kokkina
Mansoura
Turkey
Petros Garoufalias
Athens
Makarios
Greece
Garoufalias
Moscow
New Stocks Authority Granted by Johnson
President Johnson signed into law yesterday a bill giving the Securities and Exchange Commission new authority to supervise over the counter trading in stocks. The measure expands federal oversight of securities markets and aims to curb irregular trading practices.
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NEW Stocks Authority
Washington
Johnson
The
Securities and Exchange Commission
Drought Threatens Crop and Livestock Prices Nationwide
Drought fears raise risks to crop production and farm income across many states. Pastures and key crops such as corn and soybeans suffer, with milk output in some regions pressured. Officials consider emergency aid and higher milk prices to offset feed costs and potential herd liquidations. Syracuse dairy coops push for about a cent per quart rise, or suspension of price formula to boost returns for eight months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Mingis
Arkansas
Kentuky
Texas
Tennessee
Missi
New York-New
Jersey
U.S. Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Wohin
Freeman
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UAWTO
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Mike
Asia
News Digest Politics
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Congo
Bukavu
Great Lakes
Rosemary O'Brien
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