Fire Leaves 12 Homeless in Erie Blaze
An early morning fire in Erie left a family of 12 homeless and without clothing just before Christmas. An overloaded electrical circuit in the Robert Hoover residence sparked the blaze discovered by Linda Ludwig on the second floor. Three rooms were gutted with extensive smoke damage to the rest. contents valued at 92 000 and the building at 2 000. George Roman owned the aluminum sided home. Red Cross aid is assisting with clothing and shelter as Hoover and his family stay with neighbors and friends.
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Erie
Robert Hoover
Hoover
Linda Ludwig
John O'Brian
Hoovers
O'Brian
George Roman
Red Cross
Kaiser Aluminum Co
Franklin youth found guilty on game charges in Oil City hearing
Timothy Knight, 18, of Franklin, found guilty of failure to stop for an officer and refusing inspection at a hearing before Alderman Ed win C. Nurss in Oil City. Knight was ordered to pay a 125 dollar fine plus costs with five days to appeal. District game protector Lorraine Yocum testified he attempted to stop Knight and three companions at 11 pm on November 8 in Pinegrove Township, Dallas area. Knight, who is blind, delivers papers for Overcomes Handicap and was photographed during the incident.
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Franklin
Oil City
Timothy Knight
Edwin C. Nurss
Knight
Lorraine Yocum
Yocum
Pam
Pinegrove Town
Two Found Guilty In Murder Charges
In Lebanon County Court two men were found guilty of second degree murder. Antonio Morales, 43, of Lebanon, killed William Rivera, 28, of Reading, on August 24. Denis T. Sites of Richmond was convicted in the December 24, 1965 slaying of Carrie Layser. Sentences pending after Saturday’s decisions.
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Lebanon
Lebanon County Court
Antonio Morales
William Rivera
Reading
Denis T. Sites
Richmond
Carrie Layser
Sites
Teachers plan three day convention on salary law
The Philadelphia article notes a three day convention opening Thursday to discuss the second half of a mandated salary law. Speakers include Arthur F. Sampson Gov Shafer budget secretary Dr David H Kurtzman state superintendent and Robert H Chanin NEA counsel. Topics cover urban teaching problems dropouts and school building design standards. The PSEA represents administrators and guidance staff while the AFL CIO affiliate AF Teaches only classroom teachers.
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Arthur F. Sampson
Gov. Shafer
David H. Kurtzman
PSEA
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
YMCA December Week Calendar Shows Evening Classes
The YMCA weekly schedule lists multiple age group practices and classes from Monday through Thursday. Programs include prep and junior teams, high school teams, coed activities, painting and sewing classes, karate, bridge, and senior programs across Union City Wattsburg and local venues.
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Union City
TOPS
Clymer
Columbus
Wattsburg
Bea Sewing
Evening Recreation Schedule At Local Pool
A readable listing shows times for youth and adult activities including Boy Beginners at 4 p.m and 9 a.m, Advanced swimming sessions, Flying Fish and Shark groups, pool rental, United Fund dinner, and adult instruction. Also noted are Minnow and Fish, High School events, and an adult coed session. details appear fragmented but preserve event sequence.
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United Fund
Tex
Six Youths Face Drug Possession Hearings in Pittsburgh
AP reports six young men aged 18 to 21 were charged with possession of hallucinogenic drugs and face hearings in city court on Thursday after arrests Saturday. Earlier that day four other men and two juveniles were arrested in an unrelated raid on possession of dangerous drugs.
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Pittsburgh
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Ford
Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
West Smith ST. Ext
Corry, PA
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Ualen Sol
UTO Stores
E-Z Credit
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