Local residents report missing Bible claim and hospital procurement concerns
Mrs Mildred Ayers seeks her Bible at 1215 North Center Street after Kenneth Allio reported finding it at home. Erie County Commissioners ordered hospital officials to stop purchases from Robie Pharmacy citing potential conflict of interest by new pharmacist Charles S Robie. A deer hunter is suspected in a shot that damaged a Firch Baking Co van near Franklin, Claire Peterson uninjured. Norman Penoyer, 22, faces malicious mischief charges for mailbox tampering at Snyder Circle. postal inspectors say federal offenses apply but local case proceeds. Weather outlook forecasts mild temperatures with light precipitation into early next week. James and Herbert Heckathorn face trial for the October 6 shooting of their uncle Clair Heckathorn. Warren labor leaders seek $100,000 for Inter-Faith Center project. Christmas lighting contest winners from last year face eligibility changes for prize categories. Local homeowners are urged to contact the chamber for building information.
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Mildred Ayers
Columbus
Corry
Kenneth Allio
North Center Street
Allio
Erie County
Charles S. Robie
Robie
Robie Pharmacy
Erie
William C. Hill Jr
Snyder Circle
Norman Penoyer
Postal
Porter Auer
Soft Landing By Russia Seen In Near Future
Sir Bernard Lovell foresees a Soviet soft moon landing after Luna 8. He says the mission likely suffered a hard landing but left the USSR with valuable data to fix remaining faults. Tass confirmed the spacecraft’s radio went dead during final descent.
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Russia
Judkell Bank
Enjabd
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
Britain
Tass
Reds Arsenal New Shiny Old Strategy Out Window
Saigon dispatch reports a strategic shift in Viet Nam war supply lines with Communists increasingly relying on standardized weapons from bloc nations. Captured U S arms remain common but ammunition logistics point to Communist sources or battlefield plunder rather than clandestine imports.
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Reds Arsenal
Saigun
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
French Indochina
North
Red China
United States
United Pet
Pentagon
State Department
Congress Opposes Out In Bombers
Washington AP reports Senator Russell B. Byrd D Georgia chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee expresses deep concern over Defense Secretary McNamara’s plan to scale down manned strategic bombers and rely more on missiles and future fighter-bomber concepts. It notes plans to cut two thirds of the 650 B52 and B58 fleet over five years, leaving about 250 bombers.
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Washington
Gn Has Et Forma Sen
Eel Bae
D. Ga
Senate Armed Services
Fae Mittee
Obj
Fae Aloo Omee
Soea
Capitol Hill
Robert 8. McNamara
Earerra
Pata
U.S
Soviet Union
United States
McNamara
Bishop Hannan Improving After Rome Illness
Bishop Jerome Daniel Hannan of Scranton Pennsylvania is reported to be improving from acute bronchitis hypertension and an acute allergy doctors say he is coming along nicely. He fell ill three weeks ago while in Rome for the Vatican Ecumenical Council.
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Rome
Jerome Daniel Hannan
Scranton
Br Vatican Ecumenical Council
Transshipment of Arms to Viet Cong Reported
A Weser Press survey of Allied capitals finds officials reporting that arms and ammunition manufactured in the United States are diverted to the Viet Cong. The findings suggest leakage across supply lines and prompt calls for closer oversight of shipments.
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Bae
Commu- Weser
United States
BPW Girls Of Month To Be Honored At Christmas Party
Sawyer Studio reports the November and December Girls of the Month, Miss Hooks and Miss Morris, will attend the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club Christmas party at the Moose Lodge Colonial Room. Hooks is a varsity cheerleader, NHS member, Student Council secretary, and Beaverette. Morris is NHS member, Beaverette, History Club, and Student Council alternates. Both chosen for leadership by scholarship and citizenship. Also note Finland marked Jean Sibelius's 100th birthday with a Helsinki concert and memorial at Jarvenpaa. Sibelius died Sept. 20, 1957.
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Folge Oaks
Mie
Jacquelyn Morris
Mller
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Moose Lodge
Miss Hooks
National Honor Society
Beaverettes
Leo Hooks
Wayne Street
Miss Morris
Daugh
Ter
Milton Morris
The
Helsinki
Finland
Jean Sibelius
Jarvenpaa
Sibelius
Columbus Grange Card Party Shown Last Evening
Columbus Grange hosted a Snowflake card party at the Columbus Community Building with couples seated and standing in photos. Winners included Mrs. Thomas Messinger and many others, with special award recipients listed among participants in a winter blue and white theme.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Community Building
Arthur Miller
Paul Trisket
Lawrence Craker
Donald Damon
Thomas Messinger
Donald Sherman
E. W. Baccus
Aes
Patricia Olirn
P. Suchar Sr
James Small
Peter Reynolds
Harold Cobb
Paul Suchar Jr
Lyle Watrous
Roger Wiggers
Alfred Hansen
John Burik
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Firch Baking Co
Clair Peterson
Meadville
Peterson
Franklin
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
James Heckathorn
Herbert
Waresty
Clair Heckathorn
Arehhineh
Newham
Labor
Warren State Hospital
Mervin E
Warren
Homesat
C. Eer Ie
Merce
Olas Kornick
Baid Today
East
Irving ST
Congress
Him
Jac
Arrow Designers
ARROW
Sawyer Studio
Walter Gilliland
Corry UF
John Scarlett
Erie County UF
Afta Ata
Journal
Johnston
Ellen Hooks
OUR
Evans
Leo Heberlein
Ivan Small
John Buick
Peter Rey
Nolds
DeLury
Ms. Gates
James Sm
McMichael
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