Busy Port Lawrence Airport Expands With Taxiway Plan
Lawrence airport, once a country airstrip, shows growth as air traffic climbs. A $40,000 Appalachian Program grant would finance a taxiway and apron with city, FAA, and local officials coordinating the project. Local share remains minimal while industry figures visit for financing details.
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Pringie
Lawrence
James Muldoon
Cleveland
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Lucia
Associated Spring
Cooper Industries
Tennessee Gaz Co
Stee Te
J.B. Becith
Justice finds a state line twist in a motorist case
A local justice of the peace pockets a $20 shortfall after accepting a motor vehicle payment. He files a complaint against the motorist for fraud though no oath swearing authority is possible across state lines. A March hearing is scheduled as the case moves toward enforcement.
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Commonwealth
State Line Road
New York State
Union backs LBJ stand on Asia war amid labor rift
AFL-CIO leaders backed President Johnson against Kennedy's Viet Nam critiques in a Miami Beach resolution. Meany urged reading history as he addressed party line tensions over war policies. The document avoided naming Kennedy while signaling labor’s support for the administration.
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Asia
Bobby
Miami Beach
Fis
Afl-Cio
Jyey Xi
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
George Meany
Seae Wa
Isbor Federation
New. York
Kennedy
Ny Eectanea
Eee Tate
Viet Nam
White House
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Css Cio
Westmoreland hails US forces after Viet Cong assault
General Westmoreland praised American troops as they repelled a fierce predawn Viet Cong attack north of Saigon. U.S. 1st Infantry Division reported 135 enemy dead with 46 more bodies found outside the battlefield area and 15 Viet Cong captured. Air raids continued on roads and bridges around Vinh as fighting persisted nearby.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
William C. Western
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Westmoreland
U. Minees
Sherps
Thik Bt Mowat
Vinh
Hanoi
Eightengve Beds
Pa Driving Hazardous After Snow
A heavy snow event blanketed Pennsylvania with 3 to 7 inches in several areas and up to 10 inches forecast for the Lower Susquehanna. Roads statewide were slick and hazardous with mixed precipitation affecting Philadelphia and Pittsburgh regions and readings noted in Bedford and Clearville.
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Associated Press
Pania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Philadela Area
Clearville
Bedford County
Government joins police in arguing over confessions at Supreme Court
The federal government urged the Supreme Court to allow police to interrogate suspects without automatically violating the right to counsel. The brief argues courts should examine each case for coercion rather than apply fixed rules, highlighting concerns about crime fighting and Fifth Amendment protections. The filing addresses five cases from four states and one federal court involving self incriminating statements in response to police questioning.
Scranton calls Pa General Assembly to special session
Governor Scranton summons a noon Monday session to consider eight topics including bituminous subsidence and a 600-man state police increase. Congressional reapportionment is excluded, with leaders urged to pursue a court route if needed. other items cover retired judges recalls and Social Security coverage for state workers.
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Harrisburg
Aerate
General Assembly
Scranton
House
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Legislatre
Cinysc
Defense Tries To Finger Man In Messler Killing
The Messler murder trial nears a verdict as defense points a finger at Fred Roy Weissel, a 29 year old man tied to the scene. Weissel has not testified and is described by a physician as a battered man with burns on his hands from outdoor terrain.
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Messler
Miami
Fla
Candace Messler
Melvin Lane Powers
Decora
Fred Roy Weissel
Weissel
Powers
Percy Foreve
Ridgway Board Upholds Suspension For Smoking
Ridgway Area School Board upheld a four day suspension for David Nulf 19 Brockport after allegedly smoking in the boys rest room December 14 1965. A second violation could mean permanent expulsion and a January 27 1966 incident prompted renewed action.
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Ridgway Area
Clinton Stewart
David Nulf
Brockport
David
Par Ae
Acon
Pete
Stewart
Ticipal
James Donovan
Remains Found of World War Soldiers Near Metz
Authorities report discovery of World War I remains in Metz area. The find includes three German soldiers and two others near a trench site dated February 20. Local officials say recovery and identification will proceed with archive checks and military assistance.
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Metz
Seana
Batu of
YMCA drive yields 725 signups boosting local membership
Corry YMCA figures show 725 new and renewing members signed up in the recent drive, bringing total membership to about 1 500 across men women and children. The drive also completed a listing of local donors who contributed gifts auctioned at the final report meeting led by co chairmen John Rossbacher and Carl Taylor.
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Loblaws
Ajax
McInnes Steel
Rogers Steel
Bennett's
Sherwin-Williams
Zalzneck
Erie County Plastics
International Foam
Corry Foam
F. W. Woolworth’s
G. C. Murphy
TV Davis
Corry Rubber
Pennsylvania Electric
Cliff Buesink Ford
Corry Jamestown
Raymond Manufacturing
Dowell
Dow Chemical
Sea's Drugs
John Rossbacher
Carl Taylor
Don Engle
George Hagger
First Viet Nam Casualty Named From Local Youths
SP4 Roger R. Nichols, son of Byron Nichols of Wayne Street, is reported the first local casualty in Vietnam. He walked into a Viet Cong booby trap near Saigon, suffering multiple leg and elbow injuries after surgery at a field hospital. Nichols served with Company A, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry Division. He had a prior Vietnam tour and married during a home leave. He returned to Vietnam on January 19.
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Roger R. Nichols
Byron" Nichols
Wayne Street
Erie
Nichols
Saigon
Co. A
27Th
Viet Nam
Viet Nan
100 Years Too Old To Be Bribed In Detroit Card Clash
DETROIT AP report notes Gus Tav Stadelbauer, age 160, received a birthday card from President Johnson about the pay raise but remains a Republican since before Johnson’s birth. He says a card won’t convert him to a Democrat.
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Detroit
Gustav Stadelbauer
Johnson
Stadelbauer
CJ Bonus Pay Nears 250000 for CJ Workers
CJ's Rucker Plan bonuses to hourly employees near 250000 for 1965. Second half checks averaging about 275 dollars will be paid Tuesday, following 118192 already disbursed. total 247979 for 1965 across three years. Ex-reporter Dittmers dies at 55 in Alexandria VA.
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Rucker
Eee
Leo Hooks
Hooks
Rucker Plan
Switch Classes Which Twin Has Torn
Harvard Yale puzzled by twin swap as Joe and Ed McDermott secretly swapped campuses for seven days. Joe, a Yale junior, ate in Yale dining hall and attended classes while Ed lived at Harvard. A mistaken cold reveal led to discovery as voices sparked questions and the ruse unraveled.
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Yale
Cambridge
Mass
New York City
Joe
Ed McDermott
Beaal Finer
Ana He Tein Arya
Joeeptt
P. McDermott
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