City councils and public notices in Meadville area
Robert W Nichols of 344 East Pleasant street plans surgery next week at Veterans Administration Hospital. Titusville Council approves group life insurance valued at 759000 with premiums 4009 annually. Venango County to restore Fort Franklin, 50 percent cost share via Project 40. state contributes 35000, federal funds sought. Sunbeam Equipment pledged a 65000 heat treat furnace with blower to Meadville Vocational School. Sunbeam reps to assist installation. Meadville police cite a Sala-Marica man for running a traffic signal and report a one car crash on East Columbus avenue causing car damage but no injuries. District Attorney and county coroner rule the January 13 death of a 6 month old Erie girl accidental after inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango County
Fort Franklin
Franklin
Harry F. Fowler
Board of Commissioners
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Robert C. Seely
Porterner
East Columbus Avenue
Frank Schulster
Columbus
Sciota Street
Berm
Edward Carney
Erie County
Merle Wood
Erie
Derla Magourik
Ellis Magourik
St. Vincent's Hospital
That Treatment Not For Birds
Mrs. F A Farham of Fort Worth complains a canary named Joey Boy was harmed by a vacuum cleaner after a telephone interruption. She washed the cage and even ran water over the bird, hoping to revive him, stating the treatment was inappropriate for birds.
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Fort Worth
Tex
F. A. Farham
Joey Boy
Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
A blind transcription describes a deaf man who has perfected a very small hearing aid using a transistor. The device, described as tiny and energized, is claimed to make speech crystal clear for hard of hearing users. Readers are urged to write HEARING FO Box BI York PA for information at no cost.
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York
Viet Nam War Strains Rise As Military Moves Shift
A Vietnamese ambush near the border leaves 71 soldiers missing and 21 more arriving after air and ground clashes in Binh Dinh and Pleiku. Maj. Gen. Tran Van Don is named head of the Central Intelligence Agency, replacing Col. Le Van Nhieu. U.S. and South Vietnamese plans consider renewed bombing against North Vietnamese targets as political debate in Washington grows over strategy.
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Binh Dinh
Pleiku
Tate
Military Council
Tran van Don
le van Nhieu
Central Intelligence Agency
Khanh
Don
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
U.S
Mansfield
Thomas J. Dodd
South Viet Nam
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Radio Hanoi
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Moscow
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
United States
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
Britain
France
Laos
Thailand
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
Warehouse Fire Destroys Chef Vanney Facility in West Middlesex
A fire wrecked the Chef Vanney, Inc., warehouse in West Middlesex Mercer County, causing smoke and water damage to four nearby buildings. Unofficial losses reach 75000 dollars as firefighters from West Middlesex Sharpsville Hickory and Sharon battled the blaze in sub zero weather.
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West Middlesex
Mercer County
Chef Vanney, Inc
Sharpsville
Hickory
Sharon
Woman Uses Hair Dryer On Man After Illness
Mrs Farham recalls the incident saying he stopped singing after the event but has been eating well since. The remark appears amid newspaper text about classifieds or a home sale.
Clymer Club Circles Host Busy Abbe Reformed Meet
Clymer Abbe Reformed Church circles met in church parlors with seven members and two guests. Mrs Dorie Neckers announced the program as readings, a vocal quartet performed, and Mrs Barbara French spoke on African mission work with slides. Circles conducted separate business and potluck lunches followed.
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Gilbert Ton Clymer
Mary Marina
Abbe Reformed Church
Dorie Neckers
Jessie Bukerink
Hath Beckerink
Vosie
Tenfluigen
Nancy King
Madelene Edwards
Edith Multhouse
Blanche Legters
Minnie Ton
Esther Circle
Ruth Beckerink
Jane Beckerink
Velma Bailey
Doris Holthouse
Eleanor Straight
Gertrude Grayink
Ruth Beekerink
Ruth Circle
Minnie Legters
Doris Michaels
Nancy Dunnewold
Far East India
China
Florence Legters
Peg Beagle
Virginia Vander Schaaff
Shirley Gravink
Treasury
Frederick Rhebergen
Attica
N. Y
Ruth Rhebergen
Philip McCray
Glen TeWinkle
Wayde Querreveld
Jamesway Equipment Company
Rochester
Maynard Wallace
Los Angeles
Calif
Ethel Wallace
Georgia
Carol Compton
Albany
Quentin Bensink
Charles Howles
Syracuse
Merle Newlett
California
Marion Gallup
Florida
Nettie Legters
Wiersdale
Fla
Leonwrd Hogenboom
Stephen, Hogenboom
Cleveland
Ohio
Minnie Seylers
George Christensen
Mary Smolk
Gail Thompson
Pittsburgh
Edward Eshelman
Doyle Shields
Tumwater
Wash
Amy Newhouse
Little Valley
Thornton Newhouse
Howard Rhebergen
Clymer Central School
WSCS
Methodist Church
Florence Arnink
Alice Kearns
Lillian Pearce
Doris Thompson
Williamsville
Vera Lictus
Reggie Baker
Myrtle Gallup
Ashville
English Prof Woods Dies in Iowa City
Charles B. Woods, 57, English professor at the University of Iowa since 1945, died Sunday of a heart attack in Iowa City.
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Towa City
Iowa
Charles B. Woods
University of Iowa
Fearful scramble after Malcolm X murder fuels anger
Police hunt several suspects in the Audubon Ballroom slaying of Malcolm X as tensions rise around Elijah Muhammad's Black Muslim organization. One suspect, Talmadge Hayer, 22, is in Bellevue Hospital custody after gunfire wounded him. Malcolm X’s body to be displayed. Chicago security tightens as the feud within the Muslim movement deepens.
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Muhammad
Malcolm X
Malcolm
Muhammad Temple of Islam
Mosque No. 7
Talmadge Hayer
Bellevue Hospital
Harlem
Audubon Ballroom
Chicago
South Side
Elijah Muhammad
New York
Hayer
Public spending to surpass two hundred billion this year
New York AP report notes public spending likely exceed 200 billion dollars in 1965, reaching about 29 percent of GNP as federal, state and local outlays grow. It traces historical increases from 1953 and explains how governments fund roads, schools, and services while shaping tax and policy decisions.
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New York
Johnson
Brennan
City to Ask to Resume Fluoridation in Antigo Wisconsin
Antigo Wisconsin action on fluoridation resumes after decades of study. The Common Council referred four petitions urging reintroduction of water fluoridation to the Health and Welfare Committee, which must report a recommendation by the March 9 meeting following a 1960 vote to end the practice.
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Antigo
Wis
Michael S. Arra
State Board
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Paracr
Paragraf
Robert W. Nichols
East Pleasant Street
Veterans Administration
Titusville
Jack L. Line
Sunbeam Ipment Corp
Meadville Area School Board
Loren Sexauer
James Clark
Sunbeam
William C. Frye Jr
Viet
Clymer
Hotel
Corry
Corry’s "Home-Town” Bank
Rue Nationall Bank
Business Mirror
Ing
Haji
Milton Helpern
Reuben Francis
Hayerrem
Ae Ok Ly A
Colgate’s
Philadelphia
Thcan
APPLE
Cherry Morton
Armour Star
Sauerkraut
Ford
Rolls-Royce
LTD
Fords Seales Sams
Yardtons
Rolls- Royce
U.S. Auto Club
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