Erie News Briefs From Meadville to Corry and Erie
A partial surgery update reports Marence Bentink of Car ty undergoing an operation this month at Septper Hospital Meaty. condition not announced. The S1.0X1000 Route 62 bridge over the Allegheny at Tionietta nears completion with a 1900 rebuild and new road work. The U S Coast Guard icebreaker Ojibwa arrived at Erie after an eight hour two foot ice crossing from Cleveland. Police Chief Harley Drake to face juvenile case hearings alongside the boy’s father. Excavation begins for redevelopment displaced housing in Meadville under FHA rules. Unemployment claims drop week over week, with significant fund balance changes. Guys Mills area water main break affects 26 consumers. A parked car on West Pleasant Street sustains damage. Corry area youths arrested after stolen vehicle crash. several larceny charges. Four real estate transfers in Corry noted. State Traffic Safety reports suspensions and revocations, including several Corry motorists.
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Allegheny River
Tionietta
Lille
Harley Drake
Erie County Probation Officer
Erie
Drake
Canon Major Dies After Controversial Pronouncements
Canon Henry Dewsbury Alves Major, a leading but divisive Church of England figure, died Thursday after clashes with church authorities over his outspoken views on reconciling science and religion. His advocacy and public pronouncements drew sharp debate within ecclesiastical circles.
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Canon Major
London
Henry Dewsbury Alves Major
Church of England
Titusville City Debates Police Cruiser Choice
A Semin monthly council meeting in Titusville discusses motorist pursuit methods after a 17 mile chase ends with Lowell J. Thomas of Grand Valley charged with drunken driving. Officials argue over compact cruisers and high speed pursuits for minor offenses.
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Flusvilla
Elise Speedviie
Discutsron
Semin
Eaye Lowell J. Thomas
Grand Valley
Thomas
Warren County
C. M. Sonne
Willams D. Kriner
Robert WH. Conway
Conway
Airmen Return Home After Brief Welcome in Topeka
Airmen McKone and Olmstead arrived near Forbes Air Force Base to be greeted by Gov. John Anderson and Mayor Ed Camp. After brief ceremonies they will travel to their homes under guard. Reporters were not allowed to interview the fliers or overhear postlanding remarks. White House aide Pierre Salinger cited State Department sensitivities with the Soviet Union as the reason for press restrictions.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Topeka
Ed Camp
McKone
Olmstead
Forbes Air Force Base
Olnstead
White House
Pierre “Salinger
State Department
Soviet Union
Salinger
Flers
Area Schools Face Possible Closures Over Fire Safety Repairs
Brokenstraw District battles to meet fire safety repair requirements from the Department of Labor and Industry. Superintendent Sherwood says no work has begun and warns that unless compliance occurs within about 80 days the district may close the elementary schools Creprosuine Pittsfield Lottsville and Grand Valley faces. Officials expect an official extension decision within 10 days after a Harrisburg meeting.
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Foungsville
Brokenstray
Department of Labor and Industry
Brokenstraw
H. J. Sherwood
Sherwood
Harrisburg
Officta
Pittsfield
Lottsville
Grand Valley
Chimps Train for Mercury Capsule Flight Panels and Levers Wired
Report describes chimp astronauts prepared for Project Mercury tests with a cockpit panel of red white and blue lights and two levers. Chimp must press the levers at intervals to avoid shocks as the Redstone rocket guides the capsule toward the Atlantic recovery area off Grand Bahama. After recovery, the chimp will be returned to Cape Canaveral for checks and to relay results to companions who stayed behind.
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Atlantic Ocean
Grand Bahama Land
Halicopters
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Marence Bentink
Spetper Hospital
Mrs. Bennink
U. S. Coast Guard
Cleveland
Buffalo
Beeun
Meadville
Bureau of Employment Security
Belance
Guys Mills
Walter Kidd
Kent Water” Supply
Raymond Dyne
West Pleasant Street
Dyne
First Avenue
Corry
Lackawanna
Weedville
Ridge Way
Elk County
Bradford
Lock Haven
Trover
Myra Thomas
City of
Fourth Ward
Stanton E. Bower
W. W. Hammond Jr
Wayne Township
Eva Crowell
Omar R. Crowell
J. Wayne Township
Omer R. Crowell
Theodore M. Kilélar
Erie County
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Corry Area
Jean Anderson
West Smith Street
Robert Bailey
East Columbus Avenue
Roger L. Munn
Mead Avenue
Larry King
R.D
Donald Knapp
Ding
Leslie Cregg
Columbus
Titusville
Morton
Suicy Temple Oranges Center
Igo
the Corry
Meerdiner
Armstrong
McCray
Yorktowne
Republic
D. E. McCray Aluminum
Mink Farm
Lottsville Pia
Fabrics, Inc
Sala 7
Heberlein Motor
Dart
Guy MO Fish
Ford
Spartansburg
Turben's
Chevrolet
Nichols
Buyesell Sng
Yesell
Ayih
Barney's Firestar
Philco
Bide Das
Ay Araper
Spuiliemer
Wm Philcc
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
Ocorry's Friendly RD
Eda
Falcon
Furdonvillc
Fordomatic
Pennsylvania
Sulake
C.J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
South Center Street
North
Worth Street
Ruffener
Journal Printing Department
Tarbell
Marjorie G. Tarbell
Marjorie ‘Tarbell
Jobs
John Moravek
Oil Creek Road
R. D
Spring Creek
WPABC
Don Knapp
Curtis Breeding Service
Paul
Kundracik
Clarion County
Knox, Pa
Hammond
John Moravele
Ol Creek Road
D. 1
Bpring Creek
King Spy
McIntosh
Archie Hurlbut
Farmers Exchange
E. H. Eshelman
Shady Avenue
Thompson Maple
Diott
Snyder Circle
Widmann
Matt Street
East Church Street
Union City
Second Avenue
Second Ward
Prederick Street
Dooce Leslie Broter Real Estate
Wattsglurg, Fla
Prove
Merle Dodd
Tunnels Real Estate and Insurance Agency
West Park Place
Livestock Commission
Reed
Sherman
WN. Y
New York
Jeff Cooper
Kennedy
jSold
Ronald Reed Norvel Reed JR
Norvel Reed
Hugh O'Hare
Cory Memorial Hospital
Art Cohen
Anna E. Bachomer
Register of Wills
Robert BH. Barhomer
Alt Concord
Ednam
Concord
Erle County
Pennsyvani
Register of Wills of
Pennnsylvania
Laurence L. Wade
R. D.'t. Cony
Peake and Peake
Law and Pinance Building
Dorcy
Wei Touris Funle Bight
America
Brazilia
Galvao
Drivi
Fronicek
Falatyk
France
Tok
Auini
Ktown
Bett
Watson
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