Local News Briefs From Corry Area
A Corry Memorial Hospital report lists several local injuries including Kevin Catalfa 11, Lori Ann Jaworski 4, and a 25 year old man with knee lacerations from snowmobile incidents. A Meadville resident Evelyn Finnell 51 died after an illness. a Corry woman faced an $80.20 shoplifting fine after pleading guilty. A Warren area truck fire destroyed a 1962 truck loaded with concrete near Kinzua Dam.
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Evelyn Ruth Finnell
Meadville
William Eatoner
Corry
Senate Cloture Debate on Civil Rights Bill
Washington AP report on Senate move to impose cloture to end debate on civil rights legislation. Hart and supporters seek 67 votes but Dirksen opposes. Javits says likely success if a majority backs cloture. If defeated, chances of moving the bill fade, while Mansfeld may file a second petition and civil rights leaders urge persistence.
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Washington
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Everett M. Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
Hart
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Roy Wilkins
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
Mansfield
Butler Crash Kills Man and Injures Four
A head on collision on Pennsylvania 68 near Butler last night killed 73 year old Alfred Sailor and injured four others. Raymond Sailor 57 and Louis Holzworth 37 were involved. Alfred died at the scene, Raymond died later. Holzworth wife Shirley 27 and daughter Mary 4 were treated and released.
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Butler, Fa
Pennsylvania
Raymond H. Sailor
Butler
Louis Holzworth
Worthington
Saelor
Alfred
Sutter County Memorial Hospital
Burtons Rent Yacht Kennel in London for Dogs
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor circumvent quarantine by paying 2400 dollars weekly to house their four dogs on a Bolivian yacht Beatriz anchored near the Tower of London. The 120 foot vessel stays two months while Burton films Where Eagles Dare nearby.
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London
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Beatriz
Tower of London
Calais
Burton
Burtons
Bolivia
Patino
Port of London Authority
Elstree Studios
Miss Taylor
Rites Held For H L Jaquith Sr At Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral service for Henry L. Jaquith Sr. was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev. Ivan Hunsberger and Rev. H Ray Harris officiating. Burial was in the family lot at Bear Lake. Bearers included DeForest Bindley and Jaquith relatives. many relatives and friends attended from away, listing numerous names and hometowns across several states.
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Henry L. Jaquith
Bracken
Ivan Hunsberger
Corry
Ronald Sherwood
St. Louis
William Russell
Walter Chase
Sugar Grove
Donald Jaquith
Wrightsville
Harold Russell
Busti
Floyd Russell
North Warren
Edgar Jaquith
Cassadaga
N.Y
Francis Dodd
Melvin Ingalls
Jamestown
Jed Cox
Findley Lake
Frank Mason
Willoughby
Ohio
Willis Wilcox
Lakewood
Dorothy Kepinski
Madison
Douglas Liikala
Painesville
Dale Walcott
Indiana
Ian Walcott
Oil City
Joseph McLaughlin
Crown
Edward Brockway
Ashville
Richard Jaquith
Clymer
Judy Sherwood
Waterford
Howard Lewis
Wellsville
Bertha Creel
Pittsfield
Murray Beardsley
Irwin Briggs
Florence Spencer
Youngsville
Clara DeJean
Blooming Valley
Denies River Agency Has Big Power and NGDON, Pa.
The State Secretary of Forests and Waters rejects claims the Susquehanna River Basin compact would wield dictatorial powers. He says it governs interstate waters with court review, could ration water only in severe emergencies, and charges only from public storage facilities. The discussion notes legislation advancing in Maryland and New York, with Pennsylvania's Senate approving but House Appropriations blocking. A separate report mentions livestock sales in Union City and political clashes over housing amendments and cloture.
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Ngdon
State Secretary of Forests and Waters
Susquehanna River
Maurice K. Goddard
Huntingdon
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Goddard
Fire sets tavern blaze amid chaotic escape
Witness Virgil Hill recalled a man tossing liquid then a match into a tavern blaze before fleeing. Firefighters said the back door opened inward as patrons, including a woman with a two year old, burst into the street. Coleman, with a lengthy criminal record, was identified by prosecutors. In a separate incident, William Romadella, 60, was killed when a crane hoisted freight car struck him while he cleared derailment wreckage.
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Page One
Virgil Hill
McSparren
Charles Buckler
Falzone
Coleman
State Reformatory
Gallitzin
William J. Romadella
Overreaction to riots alarms fascism concern
In ChicagoAP a former Detroit Bar Association president warned top lawyers and judges that overreacting to riots could spawn fascism. George E. Bushnell said fear drives vigilante training and urged balance, while ABA warned communities to prepare preventively for civil disorders and protect rights. James C. Davis urged firms to recruit Negroes for broader inclusion in law firms.
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Chicago
Detroit Bar Association
United States
George E. Bushnell
National Conference of
Bar Presidents
Dearborn
Mich
Bushnell
Detroit
American
Board of Governors
The
American Bar Association
ABA
James C. Davis
Davis
Cleveland Bar Association
Whale tracking gear fitted to tagged mission whale
The American Cetacean Society outfitted a whale with an electronic package to monitor its migration. The device will transmit a modulated radio pulse and two sonar pings and emit blinking light to aid researchers tracking the whale’s movements.
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Wire Whale
San Diego
The
American Cetacean Society
Educators Demand Tax Increases for School Pay Hikes
In Harrisburg a coalition of educational groups urges lawmakers to raise taxes if needed to boost school subsidies and teachers' salaries. The plea argues that enhanced funding is essential for fair pay and quality public education across districts.
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Harrisburg
Nixon Press Conference Raises Nuclear Policy And Vietnam Plans
President Johnson addressed nuclear policy saying no formal recommendation has been made to end the nuclear discussion and touched on Vietnam troop levels, aiming to maintain adequate force. He noted Alexander B. Trowbridge will resign as commerce secretary and C. R. Smith will replace him March 1. The JAC praised Cyrus Vance’s Seoul mission on Korea issues, while the PSEA plans a March 4 classroom protest over teacher salaries, asking schools statewide to close.
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U.S
Vietnam
Korea
Cyrus R. Vance
Seoul
Vance
South Korea
Pueblo
Johnson
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Lori Ann
Stuoley Jaworski
Gary Paige
Columbus Avenue
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Til
Richard
Vera) Ferrell
J. F. Needham
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Johnstown
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Martin DeWitt
Snyder Circle
DeWitt
East Main Street
James Alan Morrison
Grand Valley
Erie. County
Roger Wetmore
R.D
Comy
Stephanie Bartyzal
R. D
Union City
Frank P. Lita Jr
Frank P. Litz
Fourth Ward
Merle C. Dodd
Howard C. ‘Twit
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Erie County
Erie
Zunich
Takae Ee Te Eae
Liz
Andrew
Justyna) Arden
Bracken Funeral Home
Cuthbert
Georgia
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SS Mary's
Columbus
H. L. Jaquith Sr
Denies River
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Dixie Forces
Dirksen
National Bank
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Joint Action Committee
JAC
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Pennsylvania School Boards’ Association
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
General Assembly
Joseph Standa
David Kurtzman
Standa
Commonwealth
Kurtzman
Fred Heddinger
Pittsburgh
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General Auto Repair
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Hortty Centar Street
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Roberts Furniture
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