Clymer Man Loses 124 Radio From Car At Plant 3
A Clymer man working at Corry Jamestown Corp Plant 3 on East Columbus Avenue reported his $124 shortwave radio stolen from his car yesterday. He parked to enter the plant and found the radio missing on his return. Police were alerted by David Motherwell, A. B.2, Clymer. Other notes mention deer hunting firsts and city council actions on a legal bill, a fishermen class at the Corry YMCA, a Route 59 Route 8 crash with no injuries and $550 damage, a chlorine bid for the new sewage plant, and police watching for a mother’s missing boy last night.
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Clymer
Corry Jamestown Corporation
East Columbus Avenue
David Motherwell
A.B.2 Clymer
Douglas Rozelle
Corry
Wayne Township
Wattsburg
Charles E. McKahon
Orient
Ohio
Grant Fredelius
R. D
Jamestown
N.Y
Carl Buckshaw
Clair Stile
Fredelius
Copalca Laboratories
McKeesport
Page One
David Johnson
Carl Hixson
Zoning Board of Appeals
Corneil
Johnson
Joseph Furst
Two Deer Hunters Die From Heart Attacks in Woods
Two men die of apparent heart attacks during deer hunting in Jill County. Merle Goehring, 65, of New Brighton Beaver County, pronounced dead on arrival at Brookville Hospital. Howard A. Black, 69, a Penn Hills farmer near Pittsburgh, dead on arrival at Elk County General Hospital in Ridgway.
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Ridgway
Jill County
Merle Goehring
New Brighton
Beaver County
Brookville Hospital
Daugherty Township
Howard A. Black
Penn Hills
Pittsburgh
Elk County General Hospital
Corry faces pay raise and new magistrates plan
Corry discusses a pay hike totaling 4200 dollars and county funded costs including a secretary. Current aldermen will remain until term end, with police court duties likely ending by January 1970. A state program outline is due to establish magisterial election procedures for May nomination and November office races, with no local candidates announced yet. Norbert Bachemer, Porter Auer, and T A Hubley are currently serving.
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Norbert Bachemer
Porter Auer
T. A. Hubley
State Electors Vote by College for Nixon Victory
In Harrisburg 29 Democratic electors gathered in the Senate chamber to cast their votes, pledging to Humphrey for president and Muskie for vice. Pennsylvania’s electors, chosen by voters, carried the state by about 169,000 in the Nov. 5 election. Despite a dropout problem, substitutes filled in. Governor Shafer urged a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college, while some electors warned against full abolition as a safeguard of states’ rights.
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Aarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Constitution
Harrisburg
Allege
Senate
Shafer
General Assembly
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
John Brunner
Washington County
Brunner
John Torquato
Cambria Coun
French Schools In Near Riot Conditions Strike Amid Unrest
Paris AP reports widespread disruption as students strike across French universities and faculties. Authorities warn against sit-ins while 18 000 pharmacy students in Montpellier boycott classes and Nanterre hosts a day of action led by leftist student groups. Police check IDs as Grenoble's rector faces protests and Toulouse defies government warnings. The premier vows no more sit-ins will be tolerated.
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Paris
Maurice Couve de la Murville
Toulouse
Nanterre University
Montpellier
Grenoble
Nanterre
National Union of French Students
Movement of the Reform
Vietnam War Update From 1968 Front Lines
Marines reported large explosive concentrations along infiltration corridors north of Saigon and in Cambodia near Parrot’s Beak the base of the 9th Division. In Ban Me Thuot in the central highlands enemy gunners shelled the airfield damaging seven helicopters as U S. aircraft attacked enemy batteries. General Abrams praised U S. progress but warned that much work remains.
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Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Democratic Chairman Backs Electoral Ground Rules
The Democratic chairman and an elector praised the current electoral system, calling it about the best as it gives small states some say in the election. Lancaster Mayor Thomas Monaghan, another elector, urged serious study in depth before any changes are enacted.
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Ty Democratic
Thomas Monaghan
Lancaster
Sixty five years since Wrights first flight
Kitty Hawk mark Wright brothers day with speeches flyovers and portraits as Dayton Chamber wreaths memorial. President Johnson recalls the brief sand hill flights on December 17 1903 launched the air age and changed mankind's life while Orville flew 120 feet in 12 seconds and Wilbur 852 feet in 59 seconds. A Pittsburgh fatal stove fire claims George Sims 84 in Harmar Township.
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Kitty Hawk
N.C
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Johnson
Wright Brothers
Washington
Sand Hill
Cain
Wilbur
Students Raise Funds To Save Silvermine College
CANAAN Conn AP students at Silvermine College of Arts will forgo a Christmas vacation to raise $200000 to keep the two year art school open through spring. Classes reopened for 215 students under an expanded fund raising drive and a new board of trustees after Dean Robert Gray suspended classes a week ago and warned the school would close due to the tuition expense gap.
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Canaan
Conn
Silvermine Colege of Arts
Robert Gray
Grand Central Station
New York City
Draft rulings cited in Oestereich decision impact critics
The text discusses Oestereich v. United States and how it protects draftees from service due to political racial or religious views. It cites cases like Charles Gabriel of Alameda County and Lawrence Faulkner, a Cornell graduate, whose reclassification related to war protest. Judge Travia supports court review without jail risk for First Amendment claims.
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Charles Gabriel
Alameda County
Calif
Lawrence R. Faulkner
Cornell
Buffalo Board
United States
Faulkner
University of Buffalo
Anthony J. Travia
Brooklyn
Travia
Justice Department
Oestereich
Hold Rites For D. D. Edwards
Final rites for Douglas D Edwards were held at the H Richad Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Jack Resugh officiating Burial was in Riceville cemetery Bearers were Charles Skinner Edward Bojaczko Ronald Gaines Carl Goodwill Bruce Kerr and Dennis Knight. Victor H Blane former Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge died at Haverford State Hospital at 71 after more than three years as a patient retired by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court earlier this year due to physical disability.
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Douglas D. Edwards
H. Richad Hays
Spartansburg
Jack Resugh
Cranesville United
Haverford, Pa
Victor H. Blane
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Haverford State Hospital
Blane
Haverford
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Draft eligibility debate sparks Supreme Court appeal
Discussion centers on draftees seeking relief before induction. Options include accepting induction, refusing and risking prosecution, or challenging reclassification later. Another path is induction followed by Amendment grounds, though one more step remains to decide if top listing of allegedly misguided registrants is constitutional.
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Supreme Court
Hershey
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Carl Wascak
Spring Creek
Willian Daniels
Worth Street
Blue Eye
Daniels
Rick Mather
South Center Street
Grand Valley
Mather
Posice
Pa Tool
Russell Stover Candies
Marines
Wright
George Sims
Harmar Township
Anchor Hocking
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St. Corry, Penn’a
Loblaws Sie
Ta Duattti
West Electricfy
D. D. Edwards
REX Theatre
Kirk Douglas
Sylva Koseina
James Garner
Chevrolet
Fitch Motors Rambler
Lloyd Gates
Ron Helsel
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Sylvester Krupa
John Lesile
Actna
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
West South Street
Walter Loveland L
Messinger
Chrysler
Plymouth
Richard Clark
Elvin Eshleman
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Ronald Crosscut
Johnson Bros
Remington Mall
Pete Sanders
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