Recreation group misses Monday meeting due to school suspension
The fifth and sixth grade recreation group at Wright School will not meet Monday night as usual, delaying until 4 PM tomorrow. Separate items report a slaying in Central Park with suspect Richard Bell held without bail, a child injured by a chair at home, a skier injured in Erie, weather outlook, Selective Service postponement, and a fatal car crash near Erie.
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Ap. m
Wright
Erie
New York City
Richard F. Bell
Blauvelt
N. Y
Bell
Carole ¥.Hughes
Central Park
New York
Requiem Mass for Paul F. Spiesman at St Thomas Church
Funeral rites for Paul F. Spiesman include a prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home at 9 am and a Rosary at 7 30 pm. Visitation at the funeral home runs Tuesday 7 9 pm and Wednesday 2 4 pm plus 7 9 pm. Temporary interment in Pine Grove Cemetery mausoleum with burial later at St Thomas Cemetery.
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Spiesman
Paul F. Spiesman
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Envoy's Mother Grace Farland Dies at 75
Grace Farland, mother of former ambassador Joseph Farland, died at her Morgantown home on Saturday. The 75 year old widow of Parland funeral services were held today.
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Morgantown
W. Va
the Bee
Grace On Parland
Joseph Farland
Panama
Farland
Pa Farm Show opens with Eisenhower, crowd, and milk joke
The Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg opens as the world's largest indoor agricultural exhibit. More than 10,000 entries valued at $10 million compete for $65,000 in prizes, with Gov. Scranton and Mary touring facilities. the week features events from horse demonstrations to tractor contests, and a grand champion beef sale closes Friday.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Scranton
Mary
Agriculture
Leland A. Bull
Scranton Governor Reviews Surgeon General Report On Smoking
Governor Scranton, a Yale alumnus and non-smoker, considers the U S Surgeon General report on smoking and health. Pennsylvania gains about $2 million weekly from an eight cent a pack cigarette tax, with revenue estimated at 97.7 million for the 1964-85 fiscal year starting July 1.
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Slasihidbuky
Scranton
Yale
U. S
Pennsylvania
Paul Spiesman Dies Merchant of Corry
Paul Spiesman a Washington street shoe merchant died at his store shortly after opening morning. He suffered a heart attack last June and had been away from work before returning. He was born June 30 1901 in Corry and educated at Corry High School and St Lawrence University Canton NY. Surviving wife Dorothy a daughter Janelle son Charles Jr sister Mary Sandberg. preceded by son Teddy in 1944. Funeral arrangements include Bracken Funeral Home services with Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church and temporary interment Pine Grove Cemetery Mausoleum.
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St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Corry
Joseph
St. Thomas’ Church
Stanford Hose Co
Janelle
Charles Jr
Washington, D. C
Ray
Mary) Sandberg
Teddy
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Italy President Segni visits United States with Johnson talks
PHILADELPHIA AP Italy President Antonio Segni arrives for a five day U S visit to meet President Johnson. He travels with wife Laura and 25 officials as security details are deployed. Segni will tour Independence and stay in a downtown hotel as details of his route are kept confidential.
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Philadelphia
Antonio Segni
Italy
United States
Johnson
Segni
Laura
FBI
Large Still Uncovered In Penn a Barn
Federal and state authorities uncovered a barn in Kunkle Pennsylvania housing a horse a cow two goats and still parts capable of producing illegal alcohol worth about 2 million annually. Agents raided the farm arrested one man held in 1000 bail and guarded the location while seeking others. Officers reported finding a hidden room with still parts a jug of 180 proof liquor and twelve 500 gallon septic tanks.
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Kunkle
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue Service
Alcohol and Cigarette Tax Division
State Liquor Control Board
Willard Ray
Will Power Says It Often Helps Quitting Smoking
New York AP reports that willpower and simple steps can aid quitting heavy cigarette use. Programs like the National Health Foundation five day plan claim 70 percent cleanliness by Thursday, with pledge recitation, fruit diet, and exercises. City officials plan to sponsor smaller clinics using withdrawal drugs if needed. Hall and the Liberty Bell depart for Washington.
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New York
National Health Foundation and Research Institute
Seventh-day Adventist Church
New York City
Hall
Liberty Bell
Washington
Births and Deaths in Local Counties for 1963
Vital statistics for Corry Elgin and Concord and Wayne townships show 457 births and 128 deaths last year. Corry Hospital recorded 357 births with 212 non residents, 116 total deaths in Corry, and 6 in Concord and Wayne townships. Causes include heart disease 42 and cerebral hemorrhage 36. three sets of twins were born.
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Corry
Elgin
Concord
Wayne
Sidney B. Elston
Corry Memorial Hospital
Escapees Caught Near Butler Jail After Breakout
Two prisoners fled Butler County jail and were captured three blocks away. Victor E. McBride 22 of Harrisville and Wallace M. Mitchell 23 of Valencia were arraigned. McBride faced forgery term and could be released next month. Mitchell awaited action on a robbery charge.
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Butler
Ler County
Louis Pitchflick
Victor E. McBride
Harrisville
Wallace M. Mitchell
Valencia
McBride
John Stein
Mil
Stein
Mitchell
He Recovers Stolen Train
At Harvard Square a two car train began moving at 3 43 a m. Starter Thomas X Lind jumped to a second train and chased the runaway across the West Boston Bridge into Charles Street Station. Two men leaped off and vanished, but Lind recovered the train. A note mentions 213 deaths in 1918.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Square
Thomas X. Lind
Boston
Lind
West Boston Bridge
Charles River
Charles Street
Tankers Top Oil City Swim Meet Upsets Hosts
Tankers swamped Oil City as the cadets won 52 14 while the preps prevailed 61 7 against the undermanned hosts. Dave Cochran Doug Knapp Ed Kovach Chuck Bracken led cadet wins with a 160 yard medley relay by Koyach Bracken Joe and Knapp. Rozelle Stahl and Sawyer paced the preps with two firsts each and Rothrock added another. Corry won the 160 yard free relay with Cragg Royek Wotus and Cragg.
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Worry
YMCA
Ol City
Water Ferry
Dave Cochran
Doug Knapp
Ed Kovach
Chuck Bracken
Koyach
Bracken
Joe
Knapp
Bill Darnefall
Amy
Jim Wurm
Jack Wickwire
Cochran
Doug Rozelle
Jim Stahl
Tom Sawyer
Doug Rothrock
Rothrock
Corry
Tom Cragg
Ed Royek
John Wotus
Tim Cragg
Pulller and Amy Lead Idle Bill Cawbearn Team
Jeff Pul ler and Dave Amy are the standout players as Bill Cawbearn’s squad remains idle for two weeks. There is no game until February 1 when they host Meadville.
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Jeff Puller
Dave Amy
Bill Cawbearn
Meadville
Scranton May Address 175 GOP Congressmen
Hamtisounu an aide to Gov Scranton said the chief executive would give a lot of thought to an invitation to address 175 Republican members of Congress early in March. The invitation came from U S Rep Richard B Schweiker on behalf of the 7th Club, an organization of lawmakers who entered the House in the 87th session. Scranton, a former member of that club, served two years in the House during the 87th session before becoming…
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Hamtisounu
APJ
Scranton
Congress
U.S
Richard 8. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
7Th Club
Bewero F
Beaver Townsville Strong V Ralph Cali leads big win
A fragmented report notes Beaver Townsville beating rival teams in a high school basketball schedule. Strong Vine and Dowell appear among key players with scores and margins referenced, including a 60 point tally by one side and a 44 point game for another, amid a chaotic set of names and partial results.
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Strong
Amclock
Beaver
Titu Mateh
Oranston
Watt Franklin
Beaver Townville
Ralph Cali
Dowell
Mer
Don Th ing t seek busy Int confer of Bolwu Myers
A fragmented OCR item mentions an Intended conference or meeting involving Bolwu Myers and other figures. Readable parts indicate a Friday event and discussions but lack clear names, dates, or locations. The fragmentary text provides limited concrete details, suggesting scheduling or attendance notes rather than a full report.
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Bolwu Myers
Fractured OCR Item Hints at Meady Addition Event
The readable text suggests a historical Meady addition related to men and boys, possibly an edition or expansion in a publishing record. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Further source clarity needed for precise headline and summary.
SIG Pits Two Free Signed Burgh Tom Jey Halfhack
Burgh football notes reveal two free signed players. Tom Jey and Branch Footba were added to the squad. Details on positions and impact remain unclear in the fragment.
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Sig Pits
Tom Jey Halfhack
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