Mead seeks re election as Warren County Commissioner
Blain M Mead of Warren announced his bid for a May 16 Republican primary and said he stands on his record. The move increases the number of GOP candidates for the post to seven. Meanwhile Corry Jaycees reminded families of eye screening for children 3 to 6 at the Corry YMCA Sunday, free tests for amblyopia with an optometrist on hand. Jamestown scouts took over City Hall for honorary duties with William Perv from Jefferson Junior High serving as mayor for the day. Jamestown City Council approved a resolution for a new city hall on the existing site, authorizing its location. Bradford yesterday hinted at creating a regional airport authority to manage possible expansion at Bradford Mckean Airport, with Warren McKean Elk counties officials in talks and grants offered by FAA and PAC totaling 600,000 for a glamor or modern airport at Mt Alton site in McKean County.
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Warren
Warren County
Mead
Corry
Jamestown
Boy Scouts
William Perv
Jefferson Junior
Bradford
Bradford-MecKean
McKean
Elk
Bradford Aviation Commission
Federal Aviation Agency
Pennsylvania Aeronautical Commission
Mt. Alton
McKean County
Oil-Fed Fire Kills One 17 Injured at Euclid Plant
At Chase Brass and Copper Co in Euclid an oil fed fire caused four explosions. A 47 year old Euclid man Earl Kure died and 17 workers including nine firefighters were treated for burns at Euclid Glendale Hospital. Fire Chief George Langa said the fire began in an oil tank room and the cause remained undetermined. The fire was controlled in about an hour. Andrew MacMillan, 53, a leading Canadian operatic figure, died after a heart attack last Friday.
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Cleveland
Euclid
Chase Brass & Copper Co
Earl Kure
Euclid-Glendale
George Langa
Evie Youth Arrested For Break-Ins
Wilmington Ohio police say William J. Kruth aged 22 from Erie is charged with burglary of the Retail Credit office in the Masonic Building. Fingerprints and marks at the scene linked him to the Sunday break-ins and other attempted office burglaries.
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Wilmington, Ohio
William J. Kruth
Erie
Kruth
Tragic Montgomery Restaurant Fire Claims Several Lives
A deadly blaze at a Montgomery restaurant left multiple victims including Sidney Zagri a Teamsters Union lobbyist from Washington and Mrs Jack Doane wife of a local sports editor. Firefighters evacuated 75 diners and eight injured people were treated as the hotel guests were sheltered elsewhere.
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PSC
Pepper Alst
Sidney Zagri
Teamsters Union
Washington, D.C
Montgomery
Jack Doane
Montgomery Advertiser
Doane
Lurleen Wallace
Sue
George ©. Wallace
Executive
John English
Bill White
Bethan Ala
Truckline
Pepper
White
O Cial
Jesse Williams
U.S. Open to Extending Viet Truce If Guns Stay Quiet
The United States keeps an open mind on lengthening the four day lunar new year cease fire in Vietnam. State Department spokesman McCloskey said extension depends on continued Viet Cong and North Vietnamese silence. Goldberg to lead a globetrotting fact finding mission for President Johnson, while Humphrey urges rethinking of any negotiated conditions.
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United States
Vietnam
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
South Vietnam
U. S
Associated Press
Wilfred Burehett
North Vietnam
Burehett
East Berlin
Korea
Cambodia
Hanoi
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
Goldberg
Hubert H.humphrey
International Development Conference
U S
Saigon
Blizzards Strain East with Deaths and Travel Woes
The blizzard claimed 39 lives as workers braved drifts to reach jobs in New York and Chicago. Commerce and Industry Association surveyed 160 firms and found over 80 percent of workers reached offices while many were sent home early. Transit slowly resumed but with disrupted schedules and freezing switch problems on rail lines. Schools reopened in Chicago after earlier closures. Snow removal caused widespread auto clogs leading to fines and towing in the city. The Weather Bureau noted a zero degree line spanning from Maine to North Dakota, with deep cold extending into the South.
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Lome
New York City
Commerce and Industry Association
New York
Long Island Rail Road
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Maine
Ohio
Illinois
North Dakota
Dixie
Aero Flows New Employees In Training
Aero-Corry Division begins a company training program to offset skilled labor shortages. Twenty two new and inexperienced employees enroll, with basic blueprint reading and shop math taught three days weekly for four weeks. Norman Edinger leads as instructor for the program.
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Aero-Corry Division
Samuel Baresi
Norman Edinger
Bavessi
Aero
Ice fishing derby set for Cottonwood Lake Sunday
Cottonwood Minnesota Lions Club plans an ice fishing derby on Cottonwood Lake where no fish have been reported in ten years. Bror Anderson says costs stay low by drilling holes in the ice and indoor options if weather turns bad. A lie detector will be provided to flag any fish caught.
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Cottonwood, Minn
Cottonwood Lake
Bror Anderson
Lions Club
Anderson
Minnesota
Former Pirates pitcher Joe Vitelli dies at 58
Joe Vitelli, a right handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1944 and 195, died yesterday after a long illness in Veterans Hospital. He was 58.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Vitelli
Pittsburgh Pirates
Veterans Hospital
Stu
Hi Job
East Bloc evacuates staff dependents amid anti Soviet protests
Maoist and anti-Soviet rioting in Peking prompts Poland Hungary and others to evacuate wives and children of staff. Yomiuri reports East European governments may follow, Albania and Romania possibly exceptions. New China News Agency cites protests in multiple Chinese cities. Soviet ambassador in Canberra says Moscow aims to avoid diplomatic rupture. radio in Japanese broadcasts says Soviet people will not be intimidated.
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Peking
Soviet Union
Yomiuri
Albania
Romania
New China News Agency
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Nanking
Kunming
Tsian Yinchuan
Hofei
Lachow
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