Civil Defense First Aid Courses Begin Monday Night
Corry Civil Defense will start standard and advanced first aid classes at CD headquarters Monday evening taught by Mrs. Norman Tarbell, Red Cross certified instructor. Sessions run three hours from 7 p.m. Contacts include Mrs. Tarbell and CD executive officer Clifford Holcomb. In other news, Beverly A. Proper 22 backed into a parked car owned by Albert Inhoff, damage noted. officers reported the mishap near the Proper home on Park Street.
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Corry
Beverly A. Proper
Park Street
Albert Inhoff
R.D. 1
Spring Creek
Proper
Death of Earl R. Covert in New Castle at 82
Earl R. Covert of New Castle Pennsylvania died there at 3 34 a m aged 82 born January 27 1887 Payette County He married Hellen Badger in 1936 and is survived by a brother John L Covert of Fort Lauderdale Fla He belonged to Asbury Methodist Church Strattanville kept a cottage at Cottage Park Columbus Final rites set for Monday at 11 a m at Cunningham Funeral Home East Washington and Chestnut with burial at Graceland Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 7 9 p m and Sunday 2 4 7 9 p m
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Covert
New Castle
Payette County
Hellen Badger
John L. Covert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Asbury Methodist Church
Strattanville
Cottage Park
Columbus
Cunningham Funeral Home
East Washington
Chestnut Streets
Graceland Cemetery
Launch Dates Set for Mars Probes
A pair of Mariner spacecraft will launch toward Mars on February 24 and March 24 to image the planet and study its surface and atmosphere. The 9% pound probes will fly within 4 000 miles of Mars to assess physical chemical and thermal properties but not detect life.
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Car
Kiswakwy
School Shuts Down Campus Newspaper Over Editorial
In Chester Pennsylvania the PMC Colleges weekly Dome faces suspension after two February fifth articles. An editorial calls the American flag a rag on a stick while a separate piece discusses censorship and obscenity. William L Coltee cites profanity and criticizes the image of Marines on Iwo Jima.
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Chool
Chester, Pa
PMC
William L. Coltee
Iwo Jima
Cottee
Obscenity Law Test Shifts With Jamestown Arrest
Jamestown New York news dealer John Adams was arrested on charges of promoting obscenity after detectives bought four magazines and a paperback at Carlls News Room. Bail set at 500 dollars, case follows earlier similar incidents and petitions over New York penal code provisions.
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Jamestown
N.Y
John Adams
Carll
Adams
Richard Ream
Adam
Falconer
New York
Jamestown Catholic
Serious Vehicle Crashes Reported Across Erie County
Several collisions in the Erie area left one man with three broken ribs and multiple cuts after a southbound station wagon hit Piefer’s car. Nancy Sorenson, 16, and a Brink truck passenger suffered minor injuries in a Route 97 two vehicle crash. Bertha Roberson, 53, suffered a severe head laceration when a car drifted over the center line in snow. A 1969 coupe sustained $1,000 damage. Roberson’s sedan $450. Two teenagers escaped injury after a car skidded into a pole. charged with driving too fast for conditions pending.
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Piefer
Erie
Charles Morris
Titusville Hospital
Nancy Sorenson
Union City
Waterford
Dwight Brink
Cambridge Springs
Robert Fleetwood
Sorenson
Edinboro
Union City Memorial Hospital
Bertha Roberson
Thomast Schutzler
Lakewood
Ohio
Roberson Auto
John
Norbert C. Irish
Schutzler
Roberson
Cleo McCray
Elgin
Bruce Mick
Corry
Concord Township
A. D
James
Krenar
Rodney G. Burrows
Elgin-Lovells
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Upperman
Services for Grace Upperman will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Thursday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Friday. Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.
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Upperman
Samuel
Grace) Upperman
Bracken Funeral Home
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Reservoir Plans For Flood Control Recreation Center
The project aims to create a flood control reservoir with a 500 acre lake if funded, or 250 acres otherwise, featuring a 1000 site campground, boat ramp, marina, trails and swimming areas. If approved, the dam would be completed by fall 1970 and later transferred to the county with revenues from recreation going to local authorities. Meanwhile 800 Mack Printing employees in Easton plan a Sunday vote on a new contract after mediation, terms not yet disclosed.
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Corps
Nichols
Russo
Allentown, Pa
Charles McHue
Mack Printing 20
Easton
McHe
Mack Printing Co
Missing Scout Son Returns After Night Search
Mr and Mrs Roy E Patton of Cambridge Springs area found supper untouched as their son Michael a 14 year old Boy Scout was late coming home. The family searched the woods with help from State Police and fire department after Michael alerted them he couldn t reach home. They located a sled riding boy and learned Michael had tracked and returned to his parents, who then returned home around 7 p.m.
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Meadville
Roy E. Patton
Cambridge Springs
Michael
Pattons
Venango
National campus protests and Ida dormitory incident prompt unrest
Ida smashed doors windows and vending machines during a early morning dorm assault. At University of Florida Gainesville 125 students marched on President O Connell s home demanding support for a professor s call to unite a teachers union and militant students to seize the university. In Chicago Roosevelt University groups of 10 to 20 Negro students occupied two classes saying they will continue until demands for more Negro culture classes are met. Illinois Champaign Urbana protesters called hundreds of phone lines to the administration building asking Negro enrollment rise to 10 percent of the 40000 student body where 900 Negroes are currently enrolled. Mississippi Valley State College 90 percent of 2500 students stayed away to back demands for Negro history courses more political speakers and relaxed curfew hours for girls at Itta Bena campus.
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Page One
Ida
University of Florida
Gainsville
Stephen O'Connell
Chicago
Roosevelt University
University of Illinois
Champaign-Urbana
Mississippi Valley State College
Itta Bena, Miss
Ford calls 10 per cent surtax necessary amid Vietnam conflict
Rep. Gerald Ford Jr. argues the 10 per cent federal income tax surcharge must stay while Vietnam fighting and the cost of living battle continue. He disagrees with Gov. Rockefeller who wants the surtax ended for education and welfare.
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Los Angeles
Gerald Ford Jr
R-Mich
Vietnam
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Erie Teachers Demand Board Hall Insurance
Erie teachers met at the Reserve Center and endorsed the Erie Education Association demands for recognition as bargaining agent. They seek a master contract covering employment and professional practice to take effect by September 1 after negotiations begin, with grant by March 15.
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Reserve Center
Erie Education Association
Bradford Airport Talks Push for High Intensity Lighting
A Bradford Regional Airport Authority delegation will visit Washington next Tuesday to press for high intensity approach lighting, with FAA planning an Instrument Landing System. Senators Scott and Schweiker may join, Allegheny Airlines urges high intensity lighting as essential, cost estimates reach about 145000 dollars plus fees.
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Allegheny Airlines
Bradford
Authority
LeRoy Schneck
Blaine Mead
Warren County
Bradford Regional
Vigorito Proposes Harder Cigarette Advertising Rules
Congress member Joseph P. Vigorito announced plans to introduce early next week a bill amending the Cigarette Labeling and Advertising Act. The proposal would tighten warnings, require tar and nicotine content disclosures, and empower HEW to regulate cigarette length if health hazards are proven.
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Washington
Joseph P. Vigorito
World Health Organization
U.S. Public Health Service
Vigorito
Congress
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Genovese and 14 Charged in 1958 Narcotics Conspiracy
Genovese and fourteen others were arrested in 1958 on charges of conspiring to import narcotics and he was found guilty in 1959. The Bureau of Prisons has since moved him between facilities to curb Mafia contacts, and a stay in Atlanta placed him with Joseph Valachi who reportedly turned informer. Valachi then told federal agents about Mafia inner workings. Genevese, born in Resigliano, Italy, became a U.S. citizen in 1936 but lost citizenship in 1955 for failing to list arrests. Separately, Allegheny reports two miles visibility with an 800-foot ceiling as the current condition.
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Cantingen
Page One
Genovese
Bureau of Prisons
Atlanta
Joseph Valachi
New York
Valachi
la Cosa Nostra
Justice Department
Senate
Resigliano
Italy
Senovese
United States
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Faith Church
Joseph Kanzlemar
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Star Memorial Works
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California
Ove Een
Sugardale
Mafia
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