Struthers Wells to acquire Douglas Microwave assets
Struthers Wells Corporation of Titusville agreed in principle to acquire the assets of Douglas Microwave Co for stock subject to ratification by Douglas shareowners. The Struthers Wells group supplies process equipment to chemical fertilizer petrochemical and petroleum refining industries. Douglas designs components with radar communications guidance and weather study applications.
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Struthers Wells Corporation of
Titusville
Douglas Microwave Co
Douglas
Struthers Wells
Wake Up Your PERISTALSIS And Be Your SMILING BEST
Carter's Pills advertise a laxative formula to activate slowed digestive muscles and relieve irregularity. The copy claims the product restores peristalsis for temporary relief, encouraging users to return to a smiling, energetic state. Pack includes price 49 cents and appeals to millions of satisfied users.
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Carter
Patience Pays Off Burglar Nabbed by Pasadena Cop
Pasadena police officer Ray McCray waited outside a department store after a burglary report. A man smashed a display window from inside and McCray detained Royce Embry, 19, charging him with burglary after seizing $1,217 worth of clothing.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ray McCray
McCray
Royce Embry
Funeral services for Mrs Earl F Roberts upcoming
Services for Mrs Earl F Millicent Roberts will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p m Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery Friends may call there Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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Idna G. Falkrod
Brugger Home of Funerals
Erie
Wintergreen Gorge
Almost Made Deposit Thief Gets 25000 In Receipts
Two Fernwood Markets employees loaded a satchel with 25000 in store receipts and walked to the nearby bank when a masked gunman in a white convertible stopped them a few steps from the night depository. He ordered them to toss the money and fled in another car.
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Drexel Hill
George Valentine
Raymond Wopatek
Fernwood Markets
Amendment fight over HEW school aid timing in Congress
Georgia sponsor pushes a proposed amendment to bar HEW from cutting off school aid once the year is underway. The Fountain rider, cut by the Senate, would have delayed funding penalties and faced opposition from the Johnson administration. HEW official Libassi warns the move weakens desegregation talks, risking longer grace periods for districts. Senator Thurmond signals readiness to oppose if the Fountain amendment fails.
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L. A. Fountain
D-N.c
Senate Labor Committee
HEW
Johnson
Peter Libassi
Civil Rights Office
Libassi
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Ere County students face scholarship payment delays
Representative Hopkins said 1500 state scholarship recipients in Pennsylvania had not yet been paid due to data processing problems. Colleges will receive payments by December 15, with $14 million distributed for the first semester of 1967-68. High school applicants for fall 1968 scholarships will be notified in December. no extension to the November 1 deadline is expected. Upperclassmen will get applications next April.
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Ere County
Foext Hopkins
Erie Man Shot by Unknown Gunman
Buffalo man Alvin Connors, 29, was admitted to Hamet Hospital with gunshot wounds to the cheek and back after a shooting at an east side Erie intersection around 5 p.m. An unidentified gunman left the scene, a woman passenger in Connors’s car drove him to the hospital, and police had no suspect. In Brussels Gen Lemnitzer announced Lt Gen Jurgen Bennecke will command the Center Europe sector for Allied forces.
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Hamet Hospital
Alvin Connors
Connors
Allied
Brussels
Belgium
Uyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Jurgen Bennecke
Center Europe
Srunnsun
Holland
Southerners Divided On Filibuster Plan
Some Southerners said no filibuster is planned while others indicated potential action. The debate reflected regional splits over parliamentary tactics and legislative timing.
Ready For Global Trip
A steel lifeboat with two short masts and no keel prepares to depart Wilmington Delaware via inland waters to Florida then on to Australia. The voyage aims to reach Australia in six or seven months.
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Wilmington
Del
Florida
Australia
Scranton Schools to Open as Teachers Strike Continues
Board of Education in Scranton announced schools would open amid ongoing strike talks with teachers. negotiators from the board and two teacher groups met after midnight while strikers eyed settlement prospects. Pay demands dominate talks with the PSEA seeking 1300 per year and the SFT aiming for 1500, the board offering 500 now and 500 next year, citing tax implications. The PSEA planned further seminars for teachers, and SFT pickets stood at local schools serving about 16 000 pupils.
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Scranton
Board of Education
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Scranton Federation of Teachers
AFL - Cio
Hotel
Casey
SFT
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