Requiem Mass for Local Cleric and Licenses Highlight Erie County News
A Requiem Mass for a former Crossingville pastor, aged 68, will be sung tomorrow at St Josephs Ro Ray ibe wae and he will be buried in St Rose Cemetery Sharon. The Aquor license of Bruce Shorts Post in Titusville was suspended for 10 days by the State Liquor Control Board for gambling devices and paraphernalia. Local boys 11 to 14 will have a Boy Scouts party Saturday at 7 p.m. Troop 80 meets in the Central Labor Council hall with Scoutmaster William Lockhardt and Newell Beckwith assisting. Weather forecast: tomorrow to Monday normals with rain Thursday and Friday. warmer tomorrow and Friday, cooler Saturday Sunday, warming Monday. Police report a lost reddish brown key case at 304 Concord street and a red bike left near the Corry Jamestown plant. Marriage license applications filed include James G. Morton and Martha Lee Ah for Corry and Carl W. Selberg and Avis G. Ross for Corry.
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St. Joseph's
Crossingville
Sceola Mills
Oil City
Erie
St. Rose Cemetery
Sharon
Aquor
Bruce Shorts Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Titusville
State Liquor Control Board
William Lockhardt
Central Labor Council
North Center Street
Lockhardt
Newell Beckwith
Corry Rotary Lab
Erie County
Twor
Irom Corry
James G. Morton
Frauldlin Street
Martha Lee Ahi
Chestnut Street
Carl W. Selberg
Avis G. Ross
Brook Street
Avalanche Traps Tourists In Zermatt For 36 Hours
Hundreds of visitors were stranded in the Swiss resort of Zermatt after an avalanche cut the railway and road access for 36 hours. A temporary station was set up 800 yards down line and five trains evacuated about 6,000 winter visitors.
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Zermatt
Switzerland
Wreckage Found After Death Plane Crash Near Seattle
Wreckage of Maj. Gen. J. L. Branch disappeared while piloting a jet toward Seattle in dark rain. His plane sliced through treetops northwest of Seattle and crashed into Puget Sound. Branch, 53, commanded Edwards Air Force Base flight test center. Flight records and tunic with his name were recovered.
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Seattle
Air Force
Puget Sound
J. L. Branch
Edwards Air Force Base Flight Test Center
J Alae
Four Children Die In One Month In Spain Family
In Spain the Martinez del Aguila family saw four children die within a month. The first, 9‑month‑old Maria, died Dec. 4, followed by Mariano age 2 on Dec. 9, Fuensanta age 4 five days later, and Andres age 3 on Tuesday. The remaining survivors were taken to a hospital for examination after the trio’s deaths.
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Marcia
Spain
Martinez del Aguila
Maria
Mariano
Fuensanta
Andres
Pickets Restart Picketing At St John’s University
Pickets return to the Jamaica and Brooklyn campuses of St John’s University amid a faculty dispute over policy roles after 31 professors were dismissed before the holiday. Strike leaders claim a complete success in disrupting classes while university officials call it a flop.
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St. John’s University
Jamaica
Brooklyn
Afl-Cio Federation of College Teachers
John V. Lindsay
Joseph Tinnelly
Transit strike strands thousands into Manhattan grid
Thousands of Queens residents ride trains into Manhattan as a citywide transit strike persists. Workers from the Transport Workers Union and Amalgamated Transit Union walked off duty at 5 a.m. Saturday over pay and hours, with the union demanding a higher wage package and shorter work week. Officials report potential costs of $216 million to resolve the dispute. Mayor Lindsay says chances of agreement remain.
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Page One
Manhattan
Iss
Queens
Brotherhood
City
Harold J. Pryor
Transport Workers Union
Amalgamated Transit Union
Transit Authority
Quill
Douglas L. MacMahon
John V. Lindsay
University classes largely held amid city transit strike
Father Tinnelly estimated about 90 percent of the university's 18 000 regular students attended class despite a citywide subway and bus strike delaying reopening. He noted 43 of 651 teachers were absent, far below the usual 25 professors. Dr Israel Kugler, union president, said 200 teachers were absent. Education at Jamaica and Brooklyn campuses had ceased.
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Tinnelly
Israel Kugler
Jamaica
Brooklyn
California Debate Highlights Divide Over Reagan in Primary
The article notes former San Francisco mayor Christopher challenging Reagan during a televised talk and news conference. Moderate Republicans line up with Christopher and Waters, arguing Reagan is too conservative. Miller vows to seek broad GOP support and campaign against the opposition administration in Sacramento.
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Page One
California
Geoistopher
San Francisco
Brown
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Christopher
Waters
Newes Cane
A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Cochairman
Citizens For Goldwater- Miller
Sacramento
Warren County Sheriff Reports Rise in Crimes in 1965
The 1965 sheriff report shows 365 criminal complaints and 234 arrests, up from 1964. Juvenile cases reached 50, jail commitments totaled 284 with 141 repeat offenders, and 2,138 prison days were served. Fines and costs collections amounted to 2,396 with 79 warrants outstanding totaling 6,998.13. Civil process and licenses yielded 6,195.21 for county use.
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Warren
Warren County Sheriff's Office
Warren County
Sheriff's Office
Ome
Service of Civil Process
Ex Navy Chief Ralston Holmes Dies at 83 in Pasadena
Rear Admiral Ralston Smith Holmes, 83, former Navy Chief of Staff and director of naval intelligence, and commandant of the Naval Academy, died yesterday in Pasadena. Holmes, a 1903 Naval Academy graduate, headed the academy from 1932 to 1943 before retiring.
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NAVY
Pasadena
Celif
Ralston Smith Holmes
Naval Intelligence
Naval Academy
Holmes
Johnson Peace Drive Under International Scrutiny
Emissaries including roving Ambassador Harri man and Assistant Secretary Williams met with President Johnson who approved a UN Security Council document summarizing the U.S. peace initiative. Secretary Goldberg said the report would be circulated to all UN members while ongoing talks with Nasser and others weighed the pause in bombing as a path to peace.
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W. Averell Harriman
G. Mennen Williams
Goldberg
Johnson
United Nations
Security Council
Larriman
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdul Nasser
Viet Nam
Williams
Hanoi
U.S
SENATE PANEL NAMED TO QUIZ VIETNAM WAR COSTS AND SUPPORT
Senator Russell plans an early closed session of the Senate panel overseeing the CIA to seek detailed reports on Vietnam, the Dominican situation, and other global issues. Director Raborn and top intelligence officials will be questioned behind guarded doors as part of the inquiry into war costs and policy.
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Russell
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Rey
Vietnam
Kiam F. Raborn
Armed Services
Defense Appropriations
Defense
Robert S. McNam
Viet Nam
Child on Bike Killed by Hit-Run Driver
Linda Karst ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Karst was killed by a hit run motorist while riding a bicycle along Route 16 near Pleasant Valley three miles north of Olean She died on arrival at Olean General Hospital and her father had just become town supervisor on Monday.
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Linda Karst
Pleasant Valley
Linda
Walter Karst
Olean General Hospital
Olean
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Don Powell
National Guard Armory
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