Carlyle Sheldon joins Forests and Waters as land agent
Carlyle Sheldon, recently resigning as Region supervisor of the Fish Commission, has started work as a real estate agent for the Department of Forests and Waters in western Pennsylvania. He began yesterday, handling land acquisitions for the Sandy Creek Watershed project after 35 years with the Game and Fish commissions. Police report two unrelated local items: a 12 year old found bifocal glasses, and a stolen car hubcap incident behind St. Thomas School. A red bike found by two boys was turned in. Funeral services were held for Richard Stanley, former Corry resident, who worked at Ajax Iron Works and belonged to the Elks. Divorce decree shows Jacqueline L. Popovich vs Peter Popovich. The Spoken Word is, Like the Air, The Printed Word is Always There.
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Carlyle Sheldon
Region of the Fish Commission
Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
Sandy Creek
Sheldon
Game and Fish Commissions
Forests and Waters
Richard Stanley
U S Planes and Viet Cong Suffer Weekly Losses Reported
A military bulletin notes U S planes killed 859 and wounded 44 Americans last week, while Vietnamese losses reached 216 killed and 39 wounded. The U S Command tallies 589 enemy killed and 235 captured that week, countered by North Vietnamese claims of extensive bombings around Hanoi. Premier Ky asserts VC cannot defeat us but warns terror persists. A newborn, Paula Joan Rieck, arrived December 8 in State College, Pa., with grandparents Wave and LeRoy Rieck listed.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Hanoi
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Washington
Defense Department
White House
McCloskey
Paula Joan
LeRoy Rieck
State College
Wave Rieck
Seek Pa Man In Night Club Shooting
Baltimore police issued an all-points bulletin for Anthony Ripepi a 63 year old from Whitehall Pa in connection with a night club shooting. A warrant charges him with assault with intent to murder and accuses him of attempting to murder Angelo Tromberi 54. Tromberi has been charged with shooting night club owner Frank E Corbi 62 and turned himself in to police.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Anthony
Ripepi
Pittsburgh
Whitehall
Monongahela
Angelo Tromberi
Frank E. Corbi
Tromberi
LBJ Seeks End to Vietnam Cease Fire Expansion
President Johnson, after an inspection in South Vietnam, opposes lengthening truce periods as General Westmoreland and South Vietnamese leaders argue against it. The White House floated extending brief holiday truces toward a near two month halt, while current 48 hour pauses for Dec 24 26 and Dec 31-Jan 2 remain in place. A Tet suspension for Feb 8 12 is proposed but not yet accepted. Meanwhile, two Ebensburg food firms and their president were ordered to pay 1708 in back wages for Fair Labor Standards Act violations.
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South Vietnam
William
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Young
Mekong
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Pittsburgh
Ebensburg, Cambria County
Gerald J. Weber
U.S. District Court
Foster Foods, Inc
Foster
City Dogs Occupy Time Of Officers
Police logged five minor dog related calls including three this morning and another yesterday. A missing black and white park cocker spaniel may be returned to 46 Snyder Circle. A black dog snarled at children. it was captured and placed in the pound. A black and tan beagle missing after breaking its chain has a collar and trailing chain. A dead dog found on ... hit by a car was disposed of. it was a large brown mongrel with no collar.
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Snyder Circle
Jerry Whitling
George Kinney
Mead Avenue
Kinney
Heers
Alton Bromley Sr
Church Street
Mount Lebanon Official Underlines Prepared Foods Role
Richard C. Foster, president of Prepared Foods, based in Pittsburgh's Mount Lebanon suburb, is highlighted in connection with the firm. The note appears to emphasize his leadership and regional ties.
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Pared Foods
Richard C. Foster
Pittsburgh
Mount Lebanon
Deaths Charles B Weston Sr 75 Erie
Charles B Weston Sr 75 of Erie died unexpectedly at his home yesterday. Born in Brockway he was a railroad clerk for 45 years with the Pennsylvania Railroad and retired seven years ago. Survived by wife Hazel Emma Corey Weston Erie one son Charles B Weston Jr Corry two sisters Georgianna McNaughton Washington DC and Rosette Swank Montgomery Pa one brother Norman Weston Williamsport one granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at A Brugger and Sons Funeral Home Erie today and tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Funeral services 11 a.m. Saturday at Erie Gospel Tabernacle Church officiated by Rev E B Brinkman. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery Corry.
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Weston
Erie
Brockway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie Gospel Tabernacle Church
Hazel Emma Corey Weston
Charles B. Weston Jr
Corry
Georgianna McNaughton
Washington, D.C
Ralph Loretta Swank
Montgomery
Norman Weston
Williams
Victim Testifies On Gang Attack Near Beaver County
A 15 year old Beaver Falls girl testified in Allegheny County Criminal Court about an assault by 13 motorcycle gang members. She described being hurt and mistreated on the night of August 10 to 11 along the Ohio River bank near the Allegheny Beaver county line, with events spanning about six hours.
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Pittsburgh
Beaver Falls
Allegheny County
Leetsdale
Allegheny
Beaver County
Ohio River
County Maps Guidelines For Future Recreation Funds
Erie County parks director Peter J. Russo outlined plans to issue guidelines for county recreation grants to communities. He aims to have procedures ready for the upcoming budget talks, amid rising grant requests after past disbursements to Corry Union City and Wesleyville.
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Erie
Peter J. Russo
Russo
Corry
Union City
Taway Recreation
County Parks and Recreation Board
Kennedy Johnson rift resurfaces in JFK assassination aftermath
Kilduff, press aide, recalls tense moments on the presidential transition flight from Dallas. He notes embers of past Kennedy Johnson clashes reemerged despite Johnson’s displayed concern for Mrs Kennedy and her family during the emotional period.
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Jackie
Malcolm M. Kilduff
Dallas
Kennedys
Johnsons
Kilduff
Kennedy
Johnson
Youngsville Borough Backs 1967 Budget With Tax Shift
Council approved a 136,508.73 budget funded by a nine mill real estate tax, 44 percent earned income tax, and higher sewer charges. Real estate millage drops from 12 to 9. earned income tax takes effect July 1, 1968. sewer costs rise from 60 to 70 percent of the water bill. The budget allocates general 64,998.41, water 31,954.16, sewer 19,554.16, with real estate revenue about 29,250 and earned income tax roughly 18,000.
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Youngsviunes
Nanced
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Harry Crawford
West Bend Street
Smith and
North Center Streets
Charles Tarr
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
St. Thomas’ School
Erie County Court
Jacqueline L. Popovich
Mott Street
Peter Popovich
Lemon Street
Ool
Kenmore
Lady Kenmore
Kenmore Classic
SEARS
Sears Holiday Values
Silvertone
Sears, Roebuck & Co
N. Center St
Charles B. Weston Sr
Uae
Garfield Plumbing
County Maps
Wesleyville Recreation Board
Corry, Pa
East Washington Street
Robert
Cantor St
Gibson
Cagle Lumber
Progress
Alue Building
Kmiis
UG Denim
Youngsville
TSS
Janet Leigh
I Sila Uonon
Heani
Parker Wlu
Actuary
Wai UB Ae
Sylve
Arner Bro
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