Weather and city crashes blur busy Pennsylvanian day
A five day western Pennsylvania forecast calls for a warming trend with near normal northern highs and above normal southern highs, while precipitation rises later in the week. A minor North Center street crash caused $110 damage yesterday. several locals report lost glasses and wallets. Police cite Raymond Crosley for leaving the scene after a hydrant hit on West Main Street. City records show motorists facing suspensions for traffic violations including a four month stop sign offense and a six month driving restraint.
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Pennsylvania
North Center Street
Richard Kent
Waltsburg
Bruce A. Crane
Spring Creek
North Center
Crane
Kent
Raymond V. Crosley
Meadville
Crosley
West Main Street
Second Avenue
Norbert Bachemner
Hold Rites For Terrill Infant
Private funeral services were held at St. George Funeral Home for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs Jey Terrill of Corry born at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon who did not survive. Survived by parental and four siblings at home and maternal grandparents Mrs Catherine Baker and Clarence Baker of Corry, paternal grandfather Don Terrill of Corry. Rev. Ivan Hunsberger officiated and burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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St. George Funeral Home
Jey Terrill
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Catherin Baker
Clarence Baker
Don Terrill
Ivan Hunsberger
Corry Schools May Move From Jointure After Merger
The discussion notes that about ten counties in the state still operate under jointures and that Corry schools, still in a jointure, should continue to function that way. In Corry two directors will leave the board and must be replaced at the next election. Merger plans will later decide how directors are chosen, with options including district division or at large elections. Boards will proceed as usual this year, with a merger likely ending the jointure.
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McKnight
Corry
Bombers resume strikes as losses rise in Vietnam war
U S military reports 12 missions totaling about 36 planes in the first five hours after the bombing pause ends. A Navy RASC Vigilante reconnaissance plane was shot down south of Haiphong with two pilots bailing out and rescued by air and sea. Viet Nam News Agency claims widespread bombing of Thanh Hoa Nam Ha and Phi Ly. The destroyer Cunningham set cargo craft afire 18 miles north of Dong Hoi. Strauss faced shore battery fire with no damage. Air Force and Marine sorties set records with hundreds of strikes in the south and Gatling operations near Saigon. 1st Airborne Division 1st Brigade reports 25 guerrillas killed and 24 suspects rounded up since Feb 21.
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Air Force
AUS
U.S
Navy Rasc
Haiphong
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Vietmam
Thanh Hoa
Nim Binh
Nam Ha
Phi Ly
Cunningham
Dong Hoi
Vinh
Strauss
Navy
South Vietnam
da Nang
Saigon
Hue
1St Airborne Division
Space Bugs Expected Back Today
NASA said the Biosatellite, launched December 14 from Cape Kennedy, carries wasps, beetles, fruit flies, bacteria, frog eggs and plant specimens in separate compartments. After eight weeks overdue due to a failed braking rocket, it may re-enter within 12 hours and land by parachute under global Air Force support. A tungsten sphere contains radioactive material, considered safe if it remains sealed.
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Washington
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administation
Cape Kenedy
NASA
Space Agency
Biosatellite
Air Force
Final rites for Mrs Florence Youngk held at Bracken
Final rites for Mrs Florence Youngk were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock with Rev E F Armitage pastor of the Celeron NY Meth Church. Burial was at Starr Cemetery Forest County. Attending from away were Miss Catherine Setley Franklin PA Mr and Mrs Harold Parkhurst and son North East and Mrs Mark Ives Findley Lake.
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Florence Youngk
Bracken Funeral Home
E. F. ‘Armitage
Celeron, Nly
Meth ‘Churéli Éffie~ Rating
Starr Cemetery
Forest County
Catherine Setley
Franklin, Pa
Harold Parkhurst and Son
North East
Mark Ives
Findley Lake
Sparta Republican caucus set for Thursday at township building
The Sparta township Republican caucus will be held Thursday at the township building at pm to select candidates for school director at large auditor and road supervisor. Also notes Martha Washington Club meeting on February 5 with ham dinner and quilts. March 9 meeting at Mrs Inez Church’s home in Union City. Heart Fund volunteers listed for borough and township with donations urged through February. next borough Republican caucus on February 23 at 8 pm to choose an assessor two justices of the peace four councilmen school director at large and auditor.
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Sparta Township
Martha Washington Club
Fern Butler
Ella Parkin
Myrna Rogers
Gladys Bailey
Inez Church
Union City
K. Arden Bennett
Crawford County
Heart Fund
Helen McCray
Township Cochairman
Boro
Edward Stone
Fern Beal
William Morton
Marion Rowley
Jean Rowley
Pauline Berkey
Karen Berkey
Carol Blakesless
Ronald Jones
William Boythe
Martin ‘Fruiik
Ralph Davis
George Long
William Firth
Russell Hutchison
Arthur Burlingame
Claude Still
Melvin Rogers
K. Arden Bennnett
Borough Republican Caucus
No Jump In Taxes Warren County Teachers Get Pay Hike
Warren County teachers will see a 700 dollar raise for 1967 68 with starting salaries at 5100 and tops at 9400 for masters. Board approved a new schedule claiming tax rates need not rise and noting steps for increments and contract extensions.
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Warren County
Warren
Thomas K. Barratt
Myron Jewell
$50 000 Award Made For Sidewalk Fall
Smethport common pleas court returned a verdict for 480 000 in a civil action against the city of Bradford. Plaintiffs were Jack L Knapp and Grace A Knapp for injuries to Mrs Knapp from a fall on a sidewalk near the Texas Hot Lunch of Bradford. The city was joined by defendants Gus Bechakas Joseph A Longner and wife Lucille and Mrs Bessie Nusbaum of Bradford.
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Smethport
Common Pleas
Lawresasf
Bradford
Jack L. Knapp
Grace A
Knapp
Texas
Gus Bechakas
Joseph A. Longner
Lucille
Bessie Nusbaum
CAHS Fire Alarm Gaps Highlighted by Committee
The committee heard that CAHS lacks a direct fire alarm link to the station. Officials cited other facilities with alarms and urged installation at the high school. After the fire, auditorium tile was replaced, but a light bulb incident showed lingering vulnerability and a extinguisher was added near the ceiling.
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E. Anderson
Kafferlin
YMCA
Anderson
East South
Jointure
Joint Committee
Purge Under Way as Mao Gains Power in China
Report from Tokyo cites wall posters in Peking claiming a sweeping purge of senior military leaders loyal to Liu Shao-chi as Mao Tse-tung tightens grip. Chiang Ching, Mao’s wife, is said to head a new committee with Primier Zhou Enlai as adviser, amid border clashes alleged with Soviet forces on Manchurian front.
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Peking
Pai
Mao Tse-tung
Liu Shao-cii
Mao
Sankei Shimbun
Chiang Ching
Chou Enlai
Manchurian
China
Soviet Union
Hsiao Ching-kuang
Wu Fan-hsien
Navy
Li Tso-peng
Ulanfu
Inner Mongolian
Wang En-mao
Sinkiang
Ho Lung
Li Jui-ching
Communist Party
Wang Enmao Ia
Mace
Inner Mongolia
Hsu Kuang-ta
Wang Shang-jung
Defense Ministry
Liu Chihchien
People’s Liberation Army
National Defense Industry Committee
Military Commission
Chao Erh-lu
Teng Han-tao
Yuan Cheng-jung
Moscow Radio
Hupeh
Hunan
Kwangtung
Heilungkiang
Tibet
Red Guards
Saifudin
Chang Kuo-hua
Miletary
Far West
Chang
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Moose Houte
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Terrill
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Fred Macmurray
Vera Miles
Pace
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Pago Pago
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Evelyn Mertle
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New York Stock Exchange
Reed, Lear & Co
George N.orcutt
New York Stock Exchange Law
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