Northwestern Pennsylvania Maple Producers elects new officers
Joseph Weber is elected president of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Maple Producers Association at the Cambridge Springs meeting. Charles Bush is vice president and Mrs. Eugene Running secretary treasurer. Theodore Perdos notes more than $1,000,000 in timber losses across three counties in 1966 67. A Titusville Route 8 collision injures no one. Larceny of auto parts reported from Corry Chrysler Plymouth. Jamestown faces $390,000 in 1969 wage increases for city employees. Open house for Jamestown Community College Science Engineering and Fine Arts building set for 1:40 pm with dedication of a $2.8 million project.
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Joseph Weber
Corry
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Jamestown Community College
Crackdown Closes 12 State Mines
Harrisburg AP reports a federal mine safety crackdown after the Mannington WV disaster led to 12 Pennsylvania coal mines being shut briefly. Mines Secretary H Beecher Charmbury said most closures were due to rock dusting issues and only two shut fully, all back in operation after safety corrections.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Mannington
W.va
H. Beecher Charmbury
Charmbury
Secretary of Mines and Mineral Industries
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Charmbray
Mmines
Mount Morris
Humphrey No. 7
West Virginia
Pennsyvania
Dirksen Backing Steel Import Quota Legislation
Senate GOP leader Everett M Dirksen says he will cosponsor steel import quota legislation. He questions Nixon administration voluntary deals with Japan and cites 1962 imports totaling 17,959,986 tons, up 56 percent from 1967. He changed his position after reviewing the figures.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
United States
Dirksen
Nixon
Japan
GOP
Jury finds Catch Me killer guilty in slaying
Robert Erler, ex police officer, convicted of second degree murder in the 12 year old Merilyn Clark case. He was identified by voice on recorded calls after saying Please catch me. Sentenced to 99 years six months with possible parole after one third.
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Fort Cauderdale
Fly
Robert Erler
Erler
Merilyn Clark
Joseph Wafon
Dan
Hollywood
Fla
Merilyn
Volve
Deaths Mrs Susie Adell Tiffany in Corry at 93
Mrs Susie Adell Tiffany a Corry resident died today at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 93. She taught in rural Corry schools and Torpedo Pa before moving to Corry in 1900. Surviving: son Keppel, grandson, two nephews. Final rites Monday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Susie Adell Tiffany
Tiffany
NL East Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Picitilli Hill
Columbus Township
Colza
Corry
Torpedo
Washington and Hatch
Kep' Pel
Bracken
Clifford Crook
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hold Rites For Mrs. L. Brink
The Requiem Mass for Mrs Lavesla E. Brink was held at St. Thomas Church at 9 20 a m with Rev John Lucas the celebrant. Graveside services followed at St Patrick s Cemetery in Franklin with Monsignor James M Porers officiating. Bearers included Emory Benson Charles Cross Kenneth Durlin John Kloss Paul Kuindracik and Jack Whiteley. Notables from away included the Nixon Russell Fuller and Brink families of Rouseyville Spartansburg Sarasota Wesleyville and other nearby towns.
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Lavesla E. Brink
St. Thomas’ Church
John Lucas
Bracken Funeral
St. Potrick's Cemetery
Franklin
James M. Porers
Emory Benson
Charles Cross
Kennet Durlin
John Kloss
Paul Kuindracik
Jack Whiteley
James Nixon
Francis Russell
Terry Russell
Michael Nixon
Morris Fuller
Sandra Nixon
Rouseyville
James Brink
Clarence Fuller Sr
Clarence Fuller Jr
Ro and
Putnam
Spartansburg
Paul Fuller
Byron
Issue Brink
Linda Brink
Thomas Brink
Sarasota
Flo
Ellis Free
Fred Moses
Grayce Burton
Wesleyville
Peace Talks Bog Down Once More in Paris
AP reports Vietnam peace talks stall on procedural arguments after two dexi sions. The United States and South Vietnam push for deescalation talks first, while Hanoi and the NLF demand a political settlement before military steps. Neon officials say no substantive progress since Jan 25.
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Paris
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
NLF
Saigon
Xuan Thuy
NLP
Tran Buu Kiem
Thuy
Robber Steals Cash From Service Bank Drawer
A lone gunman robs a local bank stealing tens of dollars from the service drawer. No shots are fired and the culprit vanishes. Agnes Grubbs, a teller, unaware until after the crime. Insurance will cover the loss as authorities launch a wide search aided by FBI agents and state police.
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Agnes Grubbs
Pennsylvania
Meadville
FBI
Holt
The Joy and Value of Coin Collecting and Errors
The article explains why numismatics interest grows, noting mint marks S and D and Philadelphia production without marks. It highlights proof sets from 1936 onward, their rising values, and how late coins can be surprisingly valuable such as 1988 S pennies and 1950 D nickels. It mentions the melting of silver coins and rare mint errors like the 1955 double die cent worth 325 dollars.
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San Francisco
Denver
Philadelphia
U.S
Mint
War era coins and rare pennies worth checking today
The piece highlights coins from 1942 to 1945 with a Philadelphia mint P on the reverse, and notes prices for a set of 11. It mentions steel pennies and their modern price, then lists values for several rare coins such as the 19098 VDB cent, 1913 Liberty Head nickel, 1913 D quarter, 1932D and 1932s quarters, 1938D half dollar, and more, urging readers to check their collections.
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Philadelphia Mint
U.S
Finally Destroy One Armed Bandits In Millcreek Township
Millcreek Township police will destroy three slot and pinball machines stored at the Millcreek police department after Judge Lindley R. McClelland ordered the action. Erie County Sheriff Andrew J. Hanisek to carry out destruction following a DA petition. Machines included two slot machines seized in 1961 and 1962 and a pinball machine taken in 1963.
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Millcreek Township
Lindley R. McClelland
Erie County
Andrew J. Hanisek
Millcreek
William B .Pratt
Penn Gables
Summit Inn
New York
Warren Bypass land acquisition draws gripes
Warren County commissioners heard about 25 landowners upset over the Ben Warren bypass project. Critics said they received no offers or adequate compensation and faced long delays before payment. The Real Estate Division of the Highway Department oversees the process, with many attendees from the Starbrick area.
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Warren
Ben Warren
Highway Department
Starbrick
Punxsutawney Groundhog Day Nostalgia and Personal Tales
In Punxsutawney residents recall a six week stretch of harsh weather and celebrate Groundhog Day as a day to share smiles. Mrs Light, once a visiting reporter, married Sam Light, longtime head of the local club, underscoring the town’s ties to the holiday.
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Geiger
Southwick
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American Bar Association
Douglas J. Rozelle
Chrysler- Plymouth
First Avenue
Mark Harvey
Jane Parker
Florida
Washington St
Corry, PA
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
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Johnstown
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Gorge C. Vetter
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Columbus
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THE
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ULE FM
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