Vets Honour Churchill as Funeral Procession Moves Forward
War veterans braved cold and snow to view Churchill’s coffin in Westminster Hall as President Johnson refrained from London and sent Rusk Warren Bruce to represent the United States. Crowds thin yet steady, with the line stretching toward Lambeth Bridge amid snow and low temperatures.
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Sir Minton
Churchill
Sir Winston
Historic
Westminster
Catafalque
Washington
Johnson
Winston Churchill
Yeon
King V
Westminster Hall
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thames
Tower of London Pier
Coldie
Lambeth Bridge
Mary Soames
Lady Churchill
Erie County GOP calls for open May primary
The Erie County Republican Executive Committee backed an open May primary after Mayor Charles B. Williamson urged broader voter choice. Some leaders favored a closed primary to limit candidates, while Williamson framed openness as the people’s choice. Within 10 days, the committee will meet to consider non incumbent office selections.
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Erie
Erie County
Republican Executive Committee
Charles B. Williamson
Williamson
GOP
Neil Coughlin
Coughlin
Legislator Injury Sparks Insurance Theory in Washington
State Rep. George Sheridan of Tacoma proposed lawmakers deserve industrial coverage after he was stitched up from a chair strike at a local night spot. Rep. Donald Talley of Kelso also got poked in the eye at a club but declined to back the bill. Talley two jobs as mayor of Kelso noted the incident.
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Mpla
George P. Sheridan
Tacoma
Sheridan
Donald Talley
Kelso
Talley
Top 10 Percent NA Test Takers At CAHS
Corry Area High School ninth graders score in the national top decile on the National Educational Development Test held last November. Thirty of eighty two testers across English usage math usage social studies reading social studies general skills natural sciences and word usage will be honored at February assembly.
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Corry Area
M. George Pfusch
George Andersen
Janet Anderson
Roger Butters
Gail Caster
Helen Christensen
Robert Cmiel
Ramon Cooklis
David Curtis
Becky Damon
Judith Eastman
Mary Farver
Heroic Rescue Effort Futile
In Middleburg Pennsylvania a minister and volunteer firefighter aided in a rescue for a nine month old boy trapped in a smoke filled bedroom. Despite a valiant attempt the infant Wayne Casner died at Community Hospital Sunbury after suffering severe burns. The Rev James H Gold led the rescue and escaped unharmed while his team ferried the baby to safety on the porch roof.
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Middleburg
Wayne Casner
Sunbury
Frank Casner
Snyder County
James H. Gold
United Church of Christ Here
Local names listed in reader notice
Kathy Frye Sue Grobholtz and Alan Higley plus a longer list: James Kafferlin Kath leen Kennedy Tom Kennedy John Lawson James Lundy Jack McCray Christine Macko William Miller Linda Moore Sherry Ott George Pain Diane Sprickman Marcie Stahl Loren Stockton Roberta Swart and Tom Xander.
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Kathy Frye
Sue Grobholtz
Alan Higley
James Kafferlin
Kathleen Kennedy
Tom Kennedy
John Lawson
James Lundy
Jack McCray
Christine Macko
William Miller
Linda Moore
Sherry Ott
George Pain
Diane Sprickman
Marcie Stahl
Loren Stockton
Roberta Swart
Tom Xander
Marine saves fisherman after blast near Subic Bay base
U S Marine officer Captain Arthur Clark saved Reynaldo Andrade after an explosion shattered his left arm aboard a landing craft near the U S Subic Bay naval base. Andrade was brought to a local hospital in Olongapo where doctors credited Clark with preventing fatal blood loss. In Washington, Linda Gail Quase, a Penn State sophomore, was named 1965 Cherry Blossom Princess of Pennsylvania for the festival April 4-11.
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Marine Manila
U.S
U. S. Sublc Bay
Navy
Arthur Clark
Beaver
Clark
Reynaldo Andrade
Washington
Linda Gail Quase
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania
Linda
If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True
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Wife Prefers 16 Mile Trek to Relief Dole
Phoenix cleaning woman Beulah Ward wheels her paralyzed husband Eli Gl 16 miles daily to two offices and back rather than accept welfare. The 53 year old woman rises at 8 a.m. five days a week to push her husband in a wheelchair, saying walking is good and the Lord has been good to them.
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Phoenix
Aziz
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