Local marriage license filings and police reports noted in Erie County
The Erie County list includes applicants Brian Jaggi and Marsha Hovis with ages 25 and 16, Milan Capela 23, Corry and Diane Whitney 21, and Charles Rugar survivors Roberta and three daughters. A Duquesne biology head, William Schubert Sr., has died at 8. A police report covers Froman’s car skid on East Main Street, a vandalized office at 119 North Center Street, a white Angora cat with two colored eyes at John Adams, and a snowball incident on North Center Street. A two-vehicle Columbus-Lottsville crash caused $800 damage with no injuries.
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Erie County
Brian Jaggi
West Church Street
Marsha Hovis
North Center Street
Milan J. Capela
Patricia A.froman
Corry
East Main Street
South Center Street
Miss. Froman
East Main
Paul W Rigby
Grand Valley
Rigby
Miss Froman
Columbus-Lottsville
Columbus
Donald R. Ropp
Youngsville
Frank Nuttall
R. D
Salamanca
N.Y
Ropp
Nuttall
Casey Stengel Says He is All Right After Accident
Casey Stengel reports he is all right after a Glendale Memorial Hospital treatment for injuries from a traffic accident. He describes only a slight abrasion near the eye and says he feels fairly good and fine overall.
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Casey
Glundale
Cali
Casey Stengel
Glendale Memorial Hospital
Teachers at Taste of Success Aims for Higher Pay in 1969
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania State Education Association wraps up a three day convention with vows of continued militancy in 1969. Dr. Helen D Wise leads next year’s drive for a $6,000 minimum salary, bargaining rights, and a professional practices law to empower teachers in school governance.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Helen D. Wise
PSEA
Capitol Steps
General Assembly
State Human Relations Commission
House of Delegates
Capitol
Wise
State College
Yankees and Mets figure injured in car crash
Aged baseball figure from the New York Yankees and Mets was injured in a Wednesday car collision. Police said his car hit another vehicle driven by Elsie Rickey, 27, who suffered knee injuries but was not hospitalized. Stengel was released from the hospital Saturday.
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Ager
New York Yankees
Mets
Elsie Rickey
Stengel
Man forces way into hospital siege ends after reporter pledge
William Meagher, 24, twice escaped from South Florida State Hospital, seized three hostages during a five hour siege at the maximum security ward in Hollywood. He surrendered after Miami Herald reporter Rod Gibson promised more pep pills and treatment, hostages released unharmed.
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Hollywood
Fla
William Meagher
South Florida State Hospital
Rod Gibson
The
Miami Herald
Meagher
Edward T. Smith
Fred Horton
Raymond Derry
Richard Parks
Arthur Stillman
Gibson
Miami
Florida
Stillman
Kennedy Receives Honorary Doctorate at Santa Clara
Senator Edward M. Kennedy was awarded an honorary doctor of laws by the University of Santa Clara. The ceremony moved indoors due to rain at Kennedy Mall, which was renamed to honor John and Robert F. Kennedy.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
University of
Six Killed After High Speed Police Pursuit Car Crash
Police recount a high speed chase on Central Avenue ending in a head on collision near Titusville Airport. The pursuing Ford Falcon ran red lights and was described as extremely fast. Witnesses say occupants drank alcohol. beer cans litter the roadway. Dorothy Whitney Straight Elmhirst, 81, founder of The New Republic, died in England after a life in social and educational advocacy.
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Central Avenue
Gilson
Central
Franklin Street
Washington Street
Titusville
Tock
Falcon
West Central Avenue
Erie
Franklin State Police
Totnes
England
Dorothy Whitney Straight Elmhirst
New Republic Magazine
Dartington Hall
Devon
William C. Whitney
Grover Cleveland
Hoover To Stay With FBI Helms To Remain At CIA
President Nixon announced that J. Edgar Hoover would continue as FBI director and Richard Helms would stay on at the CIA. Nixon spoke privately with both leaders in New York before confirming their agreement to remain in their posts.
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Hoover
FBI
Helma
CIA
Washington
Dent-Ered
Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Richard Helms
New York
Ronnald L. Ziegler
Helms
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William A. Schubert Sr
Duquesne University
Charles Rugar
Roberta
Rose
Cathy
Karen
Joseph Cohen
T. S. Kelsey
John Adams
Adams
Paul Post
Park Avenue
Rameeies Court
Post
Taste OF Success
TIMEX
Center St
Corry, PA
Flat Nose
Willian Fields
Chicago
Fields
Margaret Montgomery
Man
Woolrich - Niagara
Puritan
TED
Robert Schneider
James Alexander
Perry Street
William Gilson
Schneider
Spring
Second Street
United Artists
LSO
James Garner
George Kennedy
Evarenzi Raeiltits
Universal
I Eas
Marine
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank