Fire damage prompts Red Cross appeal and city bids
Local Red Cross appeals for clothing for a 6 year old girl and a boy, and beds for a family after a fire on Ridge Street. City Council authorized bids for a 1000 gallon per minute fire pumper as part of a 15 year equipment plan. Plans for a new 1 million dollar science building at Alliance College Cambridge Springs were announced with test borings underway. A Warren County court halted opposition to Corydon Mead Township consolidation, with a judge set to sign the order. Police report a dog with county license 9240 and a dog bite incident at 17% Seventh Street. Parking authority seeks a $4,000 downtown feasibility study with plans to hire Don ald McNeill engineers.
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Faculty Ponders Peace Pact With Students
Berkeley AP report on 1200 faculty weighing the rebel Free Speech Movement peace proposal as student protests continue. Insurgent students face temporary suspension and may resume depending on Academic Senate's review. Gov Brown oversight and campus regulation changes fuel ongoing demonstrations and recruitment debates.
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Court Agrees To Rule On Car Seizing
The U S Supreme Court will decide if a car seized without a warrant in Philadelphia after officers found 875 taxed liquor bottles is admissible in a forfeiture case. George McGonigle owned the vehicle seized December 16 1900 and his lawyers argue that evidence from an unreasonable search should be excluded in state forfeiture actions.
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Who Owns the City Surplus Strip of Land
The city council discussed a 25 foot land strip utilized for sidewalk paving where owners disclaimed ownership. A full block survey would be needed to determine ownership, but the council declined to pay Pate 462.50, suggesting the city may own the strip by default.
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Hold up at Hill Co Wholesale House in Pittsburgh
Police seek two gunmen who robbed Hill Co Wholesale House in Pittsburgh's Hill District yesterday, fleeing in a car with about $6,000 in cash and $5,000 in jewelry. Investigators describe the suspects as armed and dangerous.
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NATO Viet Nam talks mark two leaders on alliance force
President Johnson and Prime Minister Harold Wilson meet in Washington to discuss the Atlantic alliance nuclear force and Southeast Asia. They aim for mutual understanding on shaping Western nuclear defense before NATO talks, with no decisions expected. Wilson considers a NATO nuclear command while Johnson urges a broader Atlantic force.
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College coeds report semi-nude man incident on campus street
Bryne Watson and Catherine Harris both 19 living in Alumni Hall on campus told police a man about 40 approached them as they walked along a Fredonia street. He appeared on the sidewalk with only the top half of his body clothed, prompting their report.
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Hotel mogul dies in Milwaukee incident
Police investigated a local disturbance after reports of a man approaching youths. The description notes the upper body of the man visible as the girls fled, with officers searching the area for the suspect amid ongoing inquiry.
Centerville Home Damaged By Fire
A Centerville home occupied by Alfred Smith and his son Francis was heavily damaged by a fire caused by an overheated stove pipe on the second floor. Titusville fire crews arrived with eight men and multiple trucks to battle the blaze, tearing into flooring and siding to reach the flames and pouring booster lines to douse the structure. The Centerville Fire Department assisted with Trucks 1 and 2, and authorities reported only the two residents were at home during the incident.
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Schroeder Hotels' General Manager Dies of Heart Attack
Tin, aged 59, general manager of Schroeder Hotels, died yesterday from a heart attack. The death leaves the hotel chain to manage operations as the company announces no further details at this time.
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Villanova Scratches Kentucky in Tight College Affair
Princeton edges North Carolina 61 60 as Melch hits late basket. Wichita State overcomes a late rally to claim a narrow victory. UConn and Kentucky also feature in a rough night of college hoops with scrambling scores and uncertain margins.
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