Union City area items report crash and school notice
A Union City crash on Route 6 involved Robert Shreve backing onto the road into Louis P. Klemann’s car. Damages were about 600 dollars. The Union City Area School District will not hold classes Friday for an in service training for staff. A Kingua Bridge State Park well drilling contract was awarded to McCray Brothers. A protest letter about FCC channel limits was ordered. Four drivers licenses were suspended. Corry soldiers face a court hearing for assault and battery upon returning from home leave.
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Union City
Richard Wargo
Corry
Union City Area
Department of Public Instruction
Corty
Kingua Bridge State Park
McKean County
General State Authority
Harrisburg
McCray Brothers of
Elgin
Viet Nam
Thomas F.oote
BR. D
Waleniia
First Avenue
Cobbett
Foote
Supreme Court weighs state voting taxes and past rulings
The article reports on petitions to the Supreme Court challenging state and local poll taxes and revisiting the 1937 Georgia ruling. It notes a 1964 District Court decision in Alexandria upholding Virginia’s poll tax and lists petitioners Annie Harper Gladys Berry Curtis Burr and Myrtle Burr as Fairfax County residents. The Virginia tax is stated as 1.50 dollars per year for all adult Virginians.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
U.S. District Court
Alexandria
Scranton outlines 1966 67 budget in State of Commonwealth
Harrisburg AP says Gov Scranton delivered the State of the Commonwealth speech praising a booming economy with unemployment at a record low 3.9 percent in December and employment near 4.5 million. He announced a 109 million dollar spending rise and proposed 50 million set aside for a new school subsidy program, while Democrats criticized the message as political.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
William G. Lesler
Erie
Lesler
Commonwealth
Robert P. Casey
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Pennsylvania State University
Temple University
Senate
William J. Lane
Translator dies at 78 in New York obituary note
Henry C. Roberts a Manhattan bookseller and translator of Nostradamus died yesterday of a heart attack at age 78. He published translations and interpretations of Nostradamus during the 1940s and was active in literary circles.
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New York — Manhattan
Henry C. Roberts
Nostradamus
Roberts
Budget fights begin as 12 committees take up Johnson plan
Washington AP reports twelve congressional committees start hearings on President Johnson’s $112.8 billion budget. McNamara to testify on $12.76 billion emergency funds amid debate over Great Society programs. Republicans complain of revenue gaps while Democrats praise a realistic fiscal approach.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House Defense Appropriations
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
House Appropriations Committee
Budget Bureau
Treasury Department
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
George H. Mahon
Texas
Bow
Mahon
Red China Limited In War Strength
A Nationalist Chinese defense adviser asserts Communist China lacks sustained largescale conventional war capability beyond its borders. He notes the army is mainly infantry with few tanks and artillery, with modern weapons seen only as ceremonial ornaments. The Red army numbers about 2.25 million in 40 field armies of three infantry divisions each.
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Washingyun
China
Viet Nam
Niu Sien-chong
Chinese Defense Planning Bureau
U.S. Army Institute School
Ft. Benning
Red Armed Forces
Cox awarded $75,000 for barge injury in 1964
Pittsburgh river boat crewman William D. Cox, 44, received $75,000 in damages from Drave Corp in a federal court verdict. Cox tripped on scrap pipe June 28, 1964, while working on a barge tied at the Emsworth Lock on the Ohio River, sustaining extensive injuries.
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Pittsburgh
William D. Cox
Drave Corp
Cox
Emsworth
Ohio River
Cold Wave Grips Nation With Widespread Snow and Deaths
The nation endures a deep freeze from Florida to New York as record lows strike. In Kentucky a rural fire kills a 70 year old woman and two grandchildren near Jackson. Western New York reports snow related deaths and New York state totals reach twelve from heart attacks while shoveling. Arkansas and surrounding states face icy roads, school closures, and hazardous travel. Snow and sleet hit the South with two inches in Little Rock and cold records across Kentucky and Maryland.
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Associated Press
United States
Florida
Deep South
Tay Ky
Jackson
Kentucky
New York
New York State
Louisville
Arkansas
Little Rock
Magnolia
Mississippi
Meridian
Tennessee
Alabama
Ark
Wichita
Kan
Tulsa
Okla
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Miami
Fla
Maryland
Garrett County
Midwest
Offer Of Buses Makes School Possible
Jamestown news reports Chautauqua Central School resumes normal schedule after seven area districts Randolph Westfield Forestville Pine Valley Falconer Sherman and Mayville loan school buses to replace those lost in a $200000 fire. Fire destroyed seven buses a bus garage two classrooms and support vehicles. volunteer firefighters from Chautauqua and Mayville held the main building blaze for over four hours.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Central School
Tew Chautauqua
John Turner
Randolph
Westfield
Forestville
Pine Valley
Falconer
Sherman
Mayville
Chautauqua
Two Railroaders Hurt In Wreck Near Akron
Two Western Pennsylvania railroad workers were injured when 24 cars derailed four miles south of Akron. Conductor Fred D. Nelson, 36, of Lower Burrell and flagman William E. Cole, 63, of Johnstown, were listed in satisfactory condition at Akron City Hospital. Cause of derailment unavailable. The train was traveling from Cleveland to Conway, Pennsylvania.
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Akhon, Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Akron
Fred D. Nelson
Lower Burrell
William E. Cole
Johnstown
Akron City
Cleveland
Conway
Arctic Cold Grips Midwest and West Weather
Subzero temperatures persisted as the Weather Bureau warned the arctic blast would continue through Saturday. Bemidji Minnesota logged 46 below earlier and dropped to 35 below this morning, with International Falls at 37 below and Duluth 29 below. Fargo North Dakota stood at 23 below, while California’s far north faced gale winds, rain, and snow in the mountains from Yosemite northward.
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Weather Bureau
Bemidji
Minn
Minnesota
International Falls
Duluth
Fargo
N.C
California
Yosemite Park
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