Name the Zebra winner and local notices
A 13 year old youth from Erie who moved from Morocco won Erie Zoological Society contest naming two zebras Mahajoub and Mahajouba. The state liquor board suspended a Union City hotel license for 10 days. Rates at the Rouse Home rose for non ambulatory patients to 180 dollars monthly. A Warren County Republican committee chicken barbecue with guests including Senator Hugh Scott was announced. A two car crash on North Center Street caused 150 dollars damage. eyeglasses were lost. Examination points will close September 4. A 4H member won a grand champion rosette for a Holstein cow. Services for John A. Kuss planned. A man turned in a set of keys. Civil Defense backs the Moose Lodge plate sale to fund nursing courses. Harvey Croscott listed in satisfactory condition. A broken window in the home of Mrs. Alva De Haven may have been caused by children.
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Erie
Morocco
Erie Zoological Society
Jamma Mokhriby
Jamma
Zollogical Society
Corry
Miners mark anniversary of epic rescue in Pa
In Hazleton Henry Throne age 29 and Dave Fellin age 59 celebrate the first anniversary of their rescue after two weeks entombed 300 feet underground at the Sheppton mine owned by Fellin. Throne hosts an open house with a repeat event planned for tomorrow.
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Hazleton
Henry Throne
Dave Fellin
Throne
Fellin
Sheppton
Pattersonville
Louis Bova
Sorenson Herd Tops In July Dairy Production
The county dairy club reported 26 Holstein herds with 825 cows tested in July for milk and butterfat. Leading herd owners were Richard Sorenson of Corry with 1184 pounds of milk and 44.4 butterfat per cow, John Kolstee of Corry, and others including Lovey, Schweitzer, and Skiff farm. Top individual cows included Catherine Gates of Corry and Richard Querreveld of Corry, with Sorenson again among leaders. Official tester was Leonard Swanson.
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Ahe Ainivounty Wary
Wattsburg
Skiff Farm
Corry
Catherine T. Gates
Richard Querreveld
Raymond Querreveld
Clifford Aikens and Son
Clymer
Richard Sorenson
Leonard Swanson
Burglars Take Over 20000 In Bonds Cash From Home
Thieves broke into the Bonfante residence between 2 and 4 PM while Mrs. Jenny Bonfante visited her seriously ill husband at the Veterans Administration Hospital. They took a metal box containing 13975 in Savings Bonds 5225 in other bonds 807.50 in cash and $160 in jewelry from a bedroom dresser drawer.
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Samuel Bonfante
Jenny Bonfante
Veterans Administration Hospital
Khanh Chosen To Run South Viet Nam For Two Months
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh and two other top generals were named to govern South Vietnam for up to two months as riots raged in Saigon. Troops fired on demonstrators, killing three and wounding over twenty as clashes continued around the council’s compound and nearby sites.
Vietnam Junta Fails to Name Head of Government Amid Protests
After Khanh quit the presidency, the ruling junta struggled for two days to appoint a new chief of government as tens of thousands protest. Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem and Maj. Gen. Duoing Van Minh were named to a three man triumvirate with Khanh, to rule until a national congress elects a head of government.
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Khanh
Saigon
Tran Thien Khiem
Defense
Duoing van Minh
National Congress
Minh
Ngo Dinh Pes
Steel executive Marcus Chapman to retire after 42 years
Marcus M. Chapman, vice president commercial of U. S. Steel Corp., will retire September 20 after a 42 year career with the company.
Hearing Set In Fatal Fight In Celoron
Jamestown reports a Celoron man Robert W. Swanson 38 faces second degree manslaughter charges after a Saturday night fight with Lawrence K. Fransen 42 ended in Fransen’s death. A hearing was adjourned to allow counsel. maximum penalty 15 years if convicted.
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Jamestown
Robert W. Swanson
Lawrence K. Fransen
Fransen
Swanson
Sherman
Sheriff's Department
WCA Hospital
District Attorney’s Office
Celoron
Justice Seaton
Tree expert dies in Reading hospital
John Rick, 4, a renowned tree expert in Reading, died yesterday at St. Joseph's Hospital. He was an authority on nut bearing trees and credited with developing a blight-free strain to halt the extinction of chestnut trees.
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Reading
John Rick
St. Joseph's Hospital
State Police Plan Strict Labor Day Traffic Enforcement
Troop E of the Pennsylvania State Police will deploy all officers in Erie Crawford Venango Warren counties to limit Labor Day weekend traffic accidents and fatalities. Capt. Walter E. Price said radar teams and patrols will target speeders and moving violations linked to fatalities, including DUI, improper passing, failure to yield, signaling, and tailgating. Violators will be prosecuted under the motor vehicle code.
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Pennsylvania
Capt. Price
Driving Privilege Tied to Responsibility Warns Captain Price
Captain Price warns that a license to drive is a privilege with strings attached and that motorists, whether resident or out of state, must willingly accept responsibility or risk losing driving privileges or their lives.
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Pennsylvania
Price
Philadelphia seeks 50 foot Christmas tree for City Hall Plaza
Philadelphia officials said the city is searching for a 50 foot or taller evergreen to decorate City Hall Plaza for the Yule season. Frederick R. Mann noted last year's tree came from Canada and urged a local resident to donate this year. The tree will be installed in December.
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Philadelphia
City Hall Plaza
Frederick R. Mann
Mann
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Congdon
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Robert Fleming
Richard Frame
James Burger
Coudersport
State Post
Stewart Helm
House of Representatives
North Center Street
Donald White
R. D.2
North Center
Quality Master Markets
Duane A. Wade
Wade
Charles B. Weston
West
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Weston
Walter E. Price
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Jean Alsdorf
Sparta Merged Schools
Bracken Funeral Home
John A. Kuss
St. Thomas Church
Kenneth Berkhaus
West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Harvey Croscot
Maple Avenue
Hamot
Alva de Haven
Essex Street
Aidway Park
Popeye
Jack
Popeye the Sailor
Aene Rilerstaced
North America
Evlyn A. Dwyer
Merck, Sharp & Dohme
West Point
University Hospital
Sorenson
Viet Nam
Military Revolutionary Council
Neuyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Radio Saigon
Council
Tran
Thie Khiem
Duong van
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Posse Lumber
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Chautauqua
William E. Miller
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