Snowball incident prompts police inquiry on East Main
Mrs Agnes Upperman reported a carload of boys threw a snowball at her vehicle from East Main Street at South Center Street after a stoplight. Police seek the driver and vehicle description. Over the weekend one snowmobile complaint surfaced. officers found no snowmobiles. Funeral notices for Samuel N Weaver and Robert Edmond, plus multiple local real estate transfers, were recorded in Erie County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Upperman
8 Spring Street
East Main Street
South Center Street
East Main
Center
John Steiner
East Congress Street
Te Area
Irvine
Shady Avenue
Jan J. Zutcher
Shady
Corry
Erie County
Stanley Kemends
Edward L. Morton
Albert
Xander Jr
Eugene L. May
Fourth Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Hazel Capela
Joseph W. Titch
Concord Township
Mary Burkhart
Joseph D. Glaviano
Irving Street
John F
Guide posts could lift economy toward 3.2 percent goal
The report says observed guide posts can half the gap to feasible 3.2 percent targets, noting 1968 wage settlements near 6 percent. President Johnson offered no immediate response and will face budget and economic message hearings in coming weeks. Wheaton to Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Tanner, Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Congress
Moon photographs reveal far side craters and lunar shading
NASA officials released Apollo 8 images showing Earth as a blue disc and lunar craters lit at low sun angles. The photos, shot with Hasselblad cameras on 250 mm and 0 mm lenses, suggest shadows and texture aiding mapping and future manned lunar missions.
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Earth
Laken
NASA
T No Hasselblad
Moon
Rites Held For Mrs. G. Bennink
Last rites for Mrs. Gladys Bennink were performed at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer with Rev. Allen Ames of Panama Baptist Church presiding. Burial followed in Holland Cemetery Clymer. Bearers included Truman Vrooman Everett Boland Roger Fardink Norman Damcott Raymond Pardink and Louis Hemink. Attendees traveled from North Clymer Clymer and Jamestown areas.
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Gladys Bennink
Spitzer
Clymer
Allen Ames
Panama Baptist Church
Holland Cemetery
Truman Vrooman
Everett Boland
Roger Fardink
Norman Damcott
Raymond Pardink
Louis Hemink
North Clymer
Anc
Jamestown
Heaves Cart From Market In Titusville
A Titusville woman reported a man hurled a supermarket cart at her 1-year-old daughter and another girl on a downtown sidewalk. The assailant, about 30, with dark hair, wearing glasses, shouted. no contact occurred. The incident remains under police review.
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Typusville
Titusville
Are
Trio Get $20,000 From Stadium
In Shea Stadium the Diamond Club atop level was held up by two armed men and four companions hours after the Jets won the AFL title. Police said five employees were present as the group escaped with about $20,000 from the executive bar before 62,500 fans.
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New York
Shea Stadium
New York Jets
Diamond Club
Floodwaters Rise Across Erie County Blocking Highways
Severe flooding in Pennsylvania rose above flood stage then receded Sunday evening. Water covered U S 19 south of Meadville and Cambridge Springs north of Meadville, blocking the highway at both spots. Flood waters from the creek shut Olea Mill Village in southern Erie County. Traffic was rerouted and no communities were cut off. In Meadville, streets flooded and cellars filled in the Mirth Ward but damage remained limited.
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Pennsylvania
U.S. 19
Meadville
Cambridge Springs
U.S. Olea Mill Village
Erie County
Mirth
Implied Consent law strengthens tests for intoxication
Erie County DA William Pratt explains that police may request chemical tests without consent and that the law lowers blood alcohol concentration thresholds from 0.15 to 0.19 percent. He cites factors like drink strength timing food and weight as determining BAC. Pennsylvania's test program was enabled by new legislation under Traffic Safety Commissioner Harry Brainerd. A separate report notes high water from 24 inches of rain and snowmelt, with rivers expected to normalize by Tuesday.
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Page Cine
Erie County
William Pratt
Piadt
Pfidt
Pennsylvania
Harry H. Brainerd
America
Ported Houghton
Congress views talks see no quick break in Paris peace parley
In Washington, key Senate and House members doubt progress in Paris peace talks until President-elect Nixon takes office. They cite disputes within the Johnson administration and warn overreacting to Saigon’s stance. Some favor renewed pressure after Nixon’s inauguration, while others condemn public critiques of South Vietnam’s leadership. A fatal two-vehicle crash near Lewistown kills William Zimmerman.
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Washington
Senate
House
Paris
Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Sparkman
Alabate
Hanoi
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
South Vietnam
Rep
E. Ross Adair
Indiana
Sente Foreign Relations Committee
Clark M. Clifford
Karl E. Mundt
Clifford
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mundt
Foreign Relations Committee
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Rusk
National Liberation Front
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Thomas £. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Sen. Sparkman
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
George 8. McGovern
South Dakota
Young
Pipsqueak
Caesar
McGovern
Him
Tinhorn
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Samuel N. Weaver
H. Richard Hayes
Spartansburg
Buria
Sunnyside
Centerville
John Patterson
Union City
Robbert Edmond
Bradford
St. Bernard Church
Corry High School
Robert Tucci
Albion
Linda Lee VanGuilder
Raymond Avenue
al Apps
Second Avenue
Rex Nichols
G. Bennink
City
State
Jack Miller
Rrowa
Far East
Lewistown
Mifflintown
U.S. 22
William
Zimmerman
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Theo
Grace
Room
Finance Building
Harrisburg
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer Warner M. Depuy
Secretary of Revenue
Traffic Safety
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Chrysler-Plymouth
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Garfield Plumbing and Heating
Fitch Motors Corry
Chrysler - Plymouth
REX Theatre
Clark Gable
Vivien Leigh
Drizen
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