Postmaster urges clear paths to mailboxes in heavy snow
Postmaster R C McLaughlin urged city and rural residents to clear sidewalks and rural mailboxes to aid delivery. He noted deep snow hinders carriers reaching homes, while rural boxes must be accessible to serve off campus center at Edinboro College in Warren. Officials foresee a state aid boost with a 201 acre site eyed for an off campus center and funding requests of 1,120,000 for a dormitory and 1,300,000 for an academic building in next year’s budget.
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R. C. McLaughlin
Warren
Edinboro College
Department of Welfare
North Warren State Hospital
Harrisburg Woman Sentenced for 1967 Tavern Stabbing
M rs. M. Clark, 42, mother of five, received a seven year term after being convicted of second degree murder in the steak knife killing of Mrs. Emily Matthews in a Harrisburg tavern. She testified the knife was drawn during a struggle and the stabbing was accidental.
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Nan Risburu
Vatherine M. Clark
Harrisburg
Emily Matthews
Zoning Hearing Set For Bank Drive Thru Appeal
A zoning board meeting continues with a judge and attorney present to review evidence. At 7 p.m. Tuesday the board will hear Marine National Bank's appeal to construct a drive through bank on 9 East Columbus Avenue between Boron station and Pine Grove Cemetery in a residential zone. President Judge Homer L. Kreider presides in Dauphin County Court.
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Console
Marine National Bank
Columbus Avenue
Boron
Pine Grove
Ohioans Weather Severe Snowstorm Across Lake Erie Shore
Tens of thousands faced outages as a wet heavy snow driven by 30 mph winds hit Lake Erie area. In Conneaut church shelters opened for hundreds seeking soup and heat. Red Cross set up an emergency center while 180 repair crews worked to restore power. no injuries reported. Schools closed across Lake and Ashtabula counties. power lines down. driving hazardous. crews expect power fully restored today.
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Associated Press
Conneaut
Hood
Cleveland Electric Iluminating Co
Red Cross
Fellowship Hall
First United Methodist Church
Lake Irie
Lake
Ashtabula
CEL
Lake County
Greater
Cleveland
Willoughby
Eastlake
Perry
Funeral services for Carl Stump set for Saturday
Last rites for Carl Stump will be held at St. George Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday followed by burial in Blooming Valley Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Carl Stump
St. George Funeral Home
Blooming Valley Cemetery
Stump
East South Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Aronghlness
Normantown
W. Va
Ruby McCullough
France
Raymonds
Reid Stump
Warren
Ohio
Mariay Wage
Corry
John Qukes
Cambridge Springs
Jeannette McCullough
Meadville
Walter Gilliland
Blooming Valley
Brando Escorted Off National Flight Over Cuban Joke
A man resembling Marlon Brando, wearing a beard and pigtail, was escorted off National Airlines flight 64 to Miami after asking if the flight went to Cuba. Brando refused to reboard. spokesman called remark harmless but noted the airline has suffered hijacking pressure.
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Los Angeles
National Airlines
Miami
Fla
Barbara Self
Cuba
Miss Self
Gerald White
Marlon Brando
Brando
Norman Garey
Colombia
New York
Stormy night sparked two car crash and damages in Warren
A late day storm and slick roads caused a two car collision on Union Street hill injuring no one. John W. Henderson 28 of Falconer and Mabel Byler 52 of Spartansburg were involved. Total vehicle damage around 270 dollars. Additional incidents on East South Street and West Columbus Avenue caused porch, lawn, and roadway damage with minor property costs. Police reported no injuries.
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Union Street
John W. Henderson
Falconer
N. Y
Mabel Byler
Spartansburg
Richard T. Lovewell
Waterford
East South
Richard Sickler
Willis Owens
Lovewell
Sickler
Alton Sperry
Corry
West Columbus Avenue
White Street
Allan May
May
Sperry
Sacked and Flown to Cuba With 35 Persons Aboard
A report states that the group was sacked and flown to Cuba aboard a vessel carrying 35 people. The event involves a surprise departure and the destination Cuba, with the number of passengers specified.
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Cuba
Court Voids 100000 Jury Award In Abortion Case
A Brooklyn Supreme Court justice overturned a $100,000 jury award to a mentally challenged girl whose father sued Long Island College Hospital for failing to abort her birth after the mother had German measles in 1964. The judge ruled the claim invalid but upheld a $10,000 award to the mother due to a physician advising abortion was unnecessary.
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New York
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Long Island College Hospital
Law Journal
Charles J. Bechivella
Beckinella
Solons Consider Pay Plan Changes for Leaders
The article discusses Congress possible actions on a proposed pay plan for top leaders. They could approve the package, reject the entire proposal, or tweak rates by passing a law. The options include avoiding action, killing the measure, or enacting adjusted pay scales for president, vice president, and House speaker.
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House
Congress
Surgeon Adopts Boy Nobody Else Wanted
In March 1967 Angel Avedo, paralyzed from a car crash as a one year old, was adopted by Dr. Gary Gieseke and his wife in Miami. The judge granted adoption, Angel became Derek Allen Gieseke, and the doctor’s family worked to obtain guardianship and consent from Angel’s mother amid years of medical and welfare challenges.
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Fort Lauderdale
Angelo Acevedo
Miami
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Gary Gieseke
Haydee
Welfare Department
Guardian
Gie
Seke
Gary
Chilldless Giesekes
Angel
Gieseke
Corry Area High School FFA Drives On-The-Job Training
Corry Area High School agriculture students led by Richard Farrer and William Ellison engage in hands on farming projects through the Future Farmers of America. The program blends dairy cattle beef cattle hogs corn and alfalfa with precise record keeping and on site instruction. It emphasizes agribusiness alongside traditional farming and notes many past students pursue agriculture at Pennsylvania State University.
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Future Farmers of America
Corry Area High School
Corry Area
Richard Farrer
William Ellison
FFA
FIA
Farger
Pennsylvania State University In Agriculture
Ellison
Angus
Yarmher
Farver
Farrer
Brice Slye
Johnson Brothers
First Avenue
Robert Crosel
Columbus Milling Co
Larry Kalika
Corry Agway
Spartansboro Agway
John Taylor
CAHS
Sgemer Ffa
Philip Jaquith
Edward Blakeslee
Pennsylvania State University
Charles Kent
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Erie County
Lindley R. McClelland
David Li
Stutzman
West Frederick Street
McClelland
Joseph Consolo
Snyder Gircle
Consolo
Sue Moyer
Mrs.Gordon-Carris
Homer L. Kreider
Dauphin County
APRS
Page One
Lutz-Vermilyen
Helen Hixson
Corry Journal
Johnstown
Pennsylvania 96
Hyndman
Larry Nelson
Robert Decker
Solons
Marine Bank
Henal
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