Daydreaming Driver Hits Stopped Car On North Center Street
A driver Paul V. Carmike 26 of 102 Brook Street told police he was southbound on North Center Street when a car at the railroad crossing halted for a light ahead of him. He said he tried to stop but could not and struck Donald Higby 55 of 5 East Bond Street whose vehicle sustained about 125 dollars in damage. Carmike reported no damage to his car. Also reported were a stolen blue and white girls model bike with 24 inch wheels belonging to Terry Apthorp from near the Texas Lunch and a noise complaint about a family quarrel and misdirection on Mott Street. Wright Street resident Leon Cable reported snowmobile race activity that damaged his yard though the offenders had left before police arrived.
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North Center Street
Paul V. Carmike
Brook Street
Donald Higby
East Bond Street
Higby
Terry Apthorp
R.D. 1
Corry
Texas
Wright Street
Leon Cable
Wright
Spring Street
Ruth M. Darling
John Maloney
Spring
Maloney
North Center
Smith Streets
Clair Carley
Park Avenue
Kundracik
Allen Borton
R. D
Spring Creek
West Smith
Prisoner exchange issues thread through war talks
Negotiators in Paris push to discuss North Vietnamese prisoners of war and exchanges, while Hanoi withholds a prisoner list and blocks Red Cross access. Secret talks may be needed, with Saigon and the NLF complicating any public negotiation. In other local notices, a committal service for Edith M. Fox was held, and several court decisions and minor vehicle accidents are reported.
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North Vietnam
Red Cross
Paris
Hanoi
United States
South Vietnam
Saigon
National Liberation Front
NLF
Hold Rites For Mrs H Bliss
Funeral service for Mrs Harriette Bliss was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 11 a.m with Rev Clifford Crook officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery family mausoleum. Bearers included Dr Hugh O Hare H Lynn Rice Dr J Guy Butters Raymond Sandburg William Peiffer and C H Bracken. Attending from Daytona Beach Erie and Corry area friends.
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Harriette Bliss
Bracken Funeral Home
Clifford Crook
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Hugh O'Hare
H. Lynn Rice
J. Guy Butters
Raymond Sandburg
William Peiffer
C. H. Bracken
Floyd Holcomb
Daytona Beach
Fla
C.H. Bracken
Erie
Corry Area
How To Win Answers Sought For Election Two Years Away
In a Capitol Hill hotel a GOP strategy session with 10 defeated candidates maps lessons from 1968. With Nixon in the White House, both parties plan 1970 campaigns, Democrats boosting a debt-strapped committee, Republicans expanding budgets and courting a youth image while eyeing the next election.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
House
Senate
Deaths Martha Pettit 79 Bradford woman dies at hospital
Martha B Pettit 79 of 136 Jackson Avenue Bradford died yesterday morning at Bradford Hospital Born May 11 1889 in Carter Hill area She attended Center Hill School North East and was a member of First United Methodist Church Bradford Survived by two sons Russell and Raymond Bradford three daughters Lucille Langner Mrs John E Kelley Bradford and Mrs John J Monti Erie 14 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren Services 1:30 PM tomorrow Koch Chatley Memorial Chapel Bradford burial Willow Dale Cemetery PMID
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Martha B. Pettit
Jackson Avenue
Bradford
Bradford Hospital
Carter Hill
Erie
Koch! Chatley Memorial
W. B. Ruddock
Willow Dale Cemetery
GOP House Campaign Committee expands aid to incumbents
Rep. Bob Wilson says House Republicans will boost campaign funds and staff to help incumbents in tough districts. The committee outlines $3500 yearly for vulnerable freshmen, $2000 for others, up to $7500 for incumbents in battle, $5000 for safer seats, and a target of at least $10000 for candidates seen as having a fighting chance to unseat Democrats.
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Michael Kirwan
House Democrats
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
National Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Congress
Bob Wilson
GOP
House Campaign Committee
Wilson
Just One Flaw Giant 747 Flies First Test Flight
The Boeing 747 airliner, designed for up to 490 passengers, completed its first flight Sunday. Pilot called the test trip virtually ideal except for one flaw, describing it as a pilot's dream. Requiem Mass notices follow for Mrs. Nellie Swan with details of services at St Thomas Church and Bracken Funeral Home.
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Everett, Wash
Israel and Middle East tensions and jet prototype flight
The report notes Iraq backing a democratic Palestinian Arab state as a path to settlement while rejecting UN 1967 terms, and Israel delaying Arab merchant control in Jerusalem. It also covers pilot Jack Waddell testing a new Boeing 747 prototype with a minor wing flap discrepancy and remarks on its vast size and quiet engines, plus the death of Charles McCahill, former publisher leader.
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Iraq
Middle East
Samarrai
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Jerusalem
Jordan
Jack Waddell
Paine Field
Iby Waddell
Jess Wallick
Waddell
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Mott Street
Mott
Edith M. Fox
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Cyril J. Kranz
Arthur Swanson
Carlyle Weber
Olean
Gertrude Douglas
Elmer Christensen
Melvin Gessman
Eric
Dot
West Main Street
George Smith
East
Bond Street
Smith
Venture Inn
H. Bliss
Kellogg's
Gasea
Bon Bof
F. & P. — Sileed Bartlett Pears
Bartlett Pears
Hormel Spam
BOF
Boyish
Fort Riley
Kan
Grafenwoebr
Kia Border
Robert Pearman
National World
The
Kansas City Star
Wi SA
Ics
Swan
William
Nellie) Swan
St. ‘Thomas' Church
Journal Daily
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles
McCahill
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Forest City Publishing Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chrysler
Sfersible
First Avenue
Corry, PA
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