Voters Approve Bond Plan for New High School Wing
In a May primary election, Crawford County voters backed a $1,057,500 bond issue for a three story high school expansion, with 534 voting yes to 188 no. The plan includes a new wing and adds to tax considerations, while another local vote covered school construction timing and state funding. Local events include the Youngsville Warren County Fair planning, a minor burglary case in Copry and community updates from the Meadsville area, plus weather and agricultural notes.
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Crawford County News Highlights and Local Police Report
A chaotic Fourth of July scene near a warehouse disrupted by pranksters is noted, alongside a county marriage license notice and a Spartan football context. The Crawford County Tavern Association reports a membership surge after introducing a new insurance plan. Union City police investigated a two vehicle crash involving a state auto and a PUC vehicle on Route 97. driver Alton Cross suffered a lip laceration and was treated, with property damage totaling 1,150 dollars and potential charges pending.
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Alton Cross
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Gemini Flight Schedule Hints From January 19 Test
Unofficial sources say NASA may announce crews for the third and fourth manned Gemini flights within two weeks. The January 19 unmanned reentry test prompted Titan 2 contractor Martin and capsule builder McDonnell to report ongoing progress. Future Gemini missions may run every 9 to 10 weeks, with Grissom and Young slated for a brief three orbit test and White and McDivitt for a four day mission. The fourth flight could include docking with an orbiting satellite, under Navy pilot Schirra who previously flew six orbits.
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Martin Co
McDonnell Aircraft
Gemini
Grissom
Air Force
Young
Navy
Edward White
James McDivitt
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Walter M. Schirra
Buddhists in Viet Nam and U S Policy Questions
Washington dispatch discusses Buddhist influence in South Vietnam and whether a new government could press for U S troop withdrawal. Johnson aides Bundy and Taylor probe possible deals with Buddhist leadership as Paris rumors of talks for settlement are disputed. Officials stress war is chaotic, but urge no immediate U S exit despite congressional fatigue.
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Exchange of Plans Aims for Soviet Visits This Year
The piece notes President Johnson expressing hope for exchanges of visits with the Soviet Union this year, based on US Soviet talks but lacking details. It discusses conditions for any settlement in Viet Nam, with US aims for independence and free choice for South Viet Nam and the Communists’ demand for US troop withdrawal. It also mentions Moscow’s front page report and analysts’ views on North Viet Nam and China potentially nearing victory.
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Westfield Mayor Wayne Belden Dies at 73
Wayne J. Belden, 73, longtime mayor of Westfield in Chautauqua County and a Spring Creek, Pennsylvania native, died at his home. He had served as mayor since 1963 and would have retired next month. Belden previously led Ajax Glass or a related firm, retired as Ajax president in 1956, and remained a consultant. He was active in the Moose Lodge and the local business community.
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Spring Creek
Chautauqua County
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Mt .Belden
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Vigorito Named to Two House Agriculture Subcommittees
Erie Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito was appointed yesterday to the Rural Development Subcommittee and the Dairy and Poultry Subcommittee. He called the Rural Development panel a new group aimed at coordinating Agriculture Department rural programs and addressing farm life issues in the 20th century.
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Two Explosions Kill Ten Workers in Power Plant Vault
An explosion killed ten workers in Missouri and Florida as dynamite charges blasted a canal area near Citrus County and a 13,200 volt transformer exploded. Victims include Lawrence Coulter, 85, Robert Gish, 35, George Haley, 50, Columbus Wood, 40, and George Ross, 48. Officials cite a possible short circuit and note the transformer used synthetic oil.
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Most Dangerous Man In World Poll Results
AP reports a Robert Morris Junior College poll showing Mao Tse Tung named the world’s most dangerous man by 567 students. Fidel Castro drew 193 votes, President Johnson 62, Barry Goldwater 62, and the man himself 47. Khrushchev led a similar poll two years earlier.
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Readers urge Columbus Dam and Corry Bypass support
A former Corry resident praises Corry’s people and urges Governor’s Office and representative W. Max Bossert to back the Columbus Dam and Route 6 bypass. The letter expresses long-held community patience and personal regard for Corry, Pennsylvania, while noting current residence near Lock Haven.
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Service Held For Mrs. Blanche Barnes
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs. Blanche Cooper Barnes at St George Funeral Home with Rev E C Docherty presiding. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery in a temporary grave as family and Corry area friends attended a brief ceremony.
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