Meadville area physicians favor water fluoridation plan
In Meadville, 38 of 43 physicians and surgeons favor fluoridating the municipal water. 21 dentists in Meadville advocate fluoridation. Marriage licenses filed in Erie County include James M. Peters and Mary L. Messina. Divorce action Swartzman v Swartzman noted. Low cost elderly housing planned by Rouse estate group.
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Meadville Area
Erie County
James M. Peters
East South Street
Mary L. Messina
Park Street
Jane Swartzman
East Smith Street
William Swartzman
R. D.i
Ripley
Corry
Warren Borough
Rouse Estate Commissioners
Warren County
Lewis Crippen
Political corruption case details emerge in California savings links
Testimony described $100 bills collected from California savings and loan officials, with Baker allegedly receiving envelopes totaling $46,300. Stuart Davis and Ohn F. Marten testified about delivering cash in Washington in late October 1962 for campaigns of Republican senators. Mills chaired Ways and Means as tax legislation affected S and Ls. Prosecution says money funded Baker’s Carousel motel in Ocean City, Maryland.
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California
Smathers
Senate Finance Committee
Baker
Davis
Ocean, City
U S Air Strikes Hit North Vietnam and Saigon Clash
U S pilots completed 77 strike missions in North Vietnam destroying or damaging 25 cargo boats and junks four bridges five storage areas and a radar site. Leaflets were dropped on Hanoi urging defectors and warning civilians not to repair bombed targets. In South Vietnam a militia platoon of about 30 men suffered heavy casualties as Viet Cong attacked Post 85 six miles northeast of Saigon and mortar strikes hit two additional positions.
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U. S
North Vietnam
U.S
Mu Gia
Barthelemy
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
Beaver and Corry Spar in Franklin Knights Showdown
Two coaches prepare for matchups against the Franklin Knights. Dick Fox leads Beaver basketball against Franklin here, while Corry’s new wrestling coach Bob Benson sends matmen to face the Knights in Frank Mi. Journal photo by Johnston.
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Franklin Knights
Dick Fox
Beaver
Franklin
Corry
Bob Benson
Knights
Frank Mi
Johnston
Heckler Upset Martin to Enter Congress in Colorful Debut
New congresswoman Margaret Heckler of Massachusetts makes a splash in Washington as she settles into the 90th Congress. She votes against seating Adam Clayton Powell, supports the House rules change, and presses for a code of ethics while balancing moves to a Virginia suburb with husband John and their three children. Her debut is marked by rapid activity, diverse outfits, and a rapid rise from battle to new role.
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Washington
Margaret Heckler
Rmass
Heckler
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Virginia
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
R-Mass
Martin
Congress
Thrs
Powell
Congressional Ethics
Judiciary Committee
John
Convict Slayer of Former Warren Man
James R. Simmons of Stratford New Jersey was convicted for the slaying of his employer in a 14th floor office at the Suburban Station Building on October 15, 1965. Simmons testified he blacked out after a quarrel with the victim Harland Rue 36 of Cinnaminson Township New Jersey Rue a former Warren County resident.
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Philadelphia
James R. Simmons
Stratford
N. J
Simmons
Harland Rue
Cinaminson Township
Warren County
Executors Disagree Over Billy Rose Burial In Vault
New York AP The funeral was held with flair as Billy Rose remains unburied a year after death while executors and his sisters clash over burial plans and costs. Reported proposals include a $125000 walled garden plot and a receiving vault pending arrangements.
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New York
Broadway
Westchester Hills
Pamietecy
Ardsley
N.Y
Billy Rose
Billy
Morris Shilensky
Tecnador
Rose
James Vaughn
Miriam Stern
Manhattan
Polly Gottleib
Beverly Hills
Calif
Israel
Powell battle over race drives calls for seat in Congress
Carl T. Rowan, ex head of USIA and a Negro, told a Philadelphia audience race was a major factor in moves against Powell. He disputed that Powell’s alleged ethics were greater than other lawmakers and backed NNPA demands for Powell to keep his congressional seat.
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Philadelphia
Carl T. Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Powel
Rowan
Philadelphia Fellowship Commission
Powell
Congress
Miami
Fla
National Newspaper Publishers Association
NNPA
John Jr
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Pennsylvania State Police
Erie
Crawford, Venango
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Alexander C. Flick Jr
Lucille Bensink
Lawrence A. Miller
Columbus Township
General Motors
Karen Jaggs
West Church Street
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Mark Johnson
Snyder Circle
Highway Department
Brokenstraw Creek
Fertig Engineering Co
aCe Homes
Alta
Wayne Woodward
City
Capf
James
Hiawatha Ave
Pi Opaerelle Minn
Beaoe
Ned
Rata
Ane
Weildish
McLean
Belinda
Alison
Gregor
Edgewood Restaurant
Youngsville, Pa
SUN
BupoWitiu
Wpanavision
Ashi
Sina
Mayhean
Monkey Dusings
Reeseacs
Lim
Jepmale
Arthure Edward Doris
Hunter
Connell
Andrews
Dowling
Rae Rogen A Artarthur Yy Leonard
Stanley Colbert
Andrew Marton
Wen
Sea’s
Revlon
Goyle Lumber
Michigan Ladder Co
truValue Building Supply
Erty
Wold
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