Warren County population tops 50 000 in 1966 estimate
State planning board reports Warren County population at 50 200 provisional for year end 1966, up from 44 400 in 1965, placing the county from 15th to 10th in growth. Other items note marriage license filings in Erie County, local lottery notices, and police reports on lost rifle and recovered glasses. Funeral service held for Meadville resident Frances Ganster.
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Warren County
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Worth Planning Board
J.J. Hammond Jr
Columbus
Mary T. Houser
East Pleasant Siater
Ogure
State Planning Board
Roomer Collins Funeral Home
Meadville
Blaine
Frances) Ganster
Meadville City Hospital
Cochranton
Ganster
Spring Creek
Marian Rockafellow
Union City
Hippie Chooses Home Instead Of Jail Term
Karen Wertheimer 16 left her home to live in a hippie apartment in a New York tenement after Memorial Day. She faced a six month jail term for assaulting a policeman. Judge Weinkrantz offered a suspended sentence if she would return home, else six months in jail. Wertheimer chose to go home. The case also notes her father’s distress and guidance from the court. Hudson R Biery, 78, a pollution fighter who campaigned for Ohio River cleanup, died in Louisville Methodist Hospital.
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New York
Karen Wertheimer
Brooklyn
Lower East Side
Flatbush
Manhattan
Herman Weinkrantz
Karen
Max
Wertheimer
Ronald Johnson
Weinkrantz
Louisville
Hudson R. Biery
Ohio River
Methodist Hospital
Mercer Youth Killed as Car Flips Near West Middlesex
A car traveling at high speed dipped over several men while rounding a curve near West Middlesex Mercer County killing Joseph Dolan 17 driver from Pulaski. Passengers Daniel Greenawalt 18 and James Gunther 19 were hospitalized in serious condition with lacerations and contusions after the crash on Route 361 two miles south of West Middlesex.
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Mercer
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Joseph T. Dolan
Pulaski
Merleer County
Daniel Greenawalt
James Gunther
Sharon General Hospital
Congo seeks Tshombe extradition over hijacking claim
Mobutu government asks Algeria to return Tshombe alleging he was kidnapped in a bid for a large reward. Algerian diplomats doubt the plot but may extradite if Congo proves a pro Tshombe scheme. Tshombe blamed for Lumumba death. New Orleans landlord seeks missing tenant and $2,500 worth of furnishings.
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Kinshasa
Moabuty
Algiers
Tshombe
Algeria
Ttourage
Mobutu
Congo
Pernier
Patrice Lumumba
New Orleans
Charles Pace
Contents of Mohawk crash tapes to be withheld
government to withhold airliner tape recordings from the Blossburg Pennsylvania crash until a formal public hearing likely in August. National Transportation Safety Board officials say printed transcripts will be released but audio tapes will not to protect privacy. Investigators study cockpit data and wreckage at Morris Run while FBI probes sabotage angle.
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Washington
Blossburg
Mohawk Airlines
Sao
National Transportation
Elmira
Robert E. Peach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Morris Run
Auto crash blamed for death of Pittsburgh woman
Authorities concluded a Pittsburgh woman fatally injured in a fall was instead killed in an auto crash. Mrs Mamie P Fleming 49 of Brushton section was found in bed Tuesday after investigators traced her car striking a utility pole near her home early Tuesday.
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Vary
Mamie P. Fleming
Pittsburgh
Brushton
Police Officer Stanek to Face Board Over C O C Run
Pittsburgh police officer and Fraternal Order of Police president Joseph Stanek, a Republican city council candidate, will appear before a police trial board next Tuesday on charges of violating a city ordinance banning officers from running for public office. The appearance was delayed previously due to legal maneuvers and illness.
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Ryresurgh
Ruspurgh
Joseph
Stanek
Pittsburgh
The
Fraternal Order of Police
RCA Engineers Accept 12 Percent Wage Hike in 3 Year Pact
The Association of Scientists and Professional Engineering Personnel ratified a three year contract with Radio Corporation of America after a 21 hour negotiation. The deal grants 12 percent wage increases tied to the contract size plus better health and retirement benefits. A study panel will resolve layoff disputes with potential for a strike if unresolved by November 1. The agreement covers 1500 RCA engineers in Camden and Moorestown New Jersey.
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Munic Of0wn
Association of Scientists and Professional Engineering Personnel
Radio Corp. of America
RCA
Camden
Moorestown
Apollo 1 wreckage packed for storage at Langley
The Apollo 1 craft parts, totaling over 1 000 pieces, are packed in boxes and nitrogen bags. They travel by barge from Cape Kennedy to Virginia in a 40 by 24 by 19 foot steel aluminum coated container. The container will hold the pieces in a nitrogen atmosphere for 10 years under Langley director Dr. Floyd L. Thompson.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virginia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Floyd L. Thompson
Langley
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
NASA
Wage scales under old and new contracts described
The report notes a four percent raise effective July 1, 1900 and compares old contract wages ranging from 6,800 dollars for starting engineers to 24,700 dollars for top positions.
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Richard .L. Shannon
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Joannie Drobneck
Bureau of Motor Vehicle
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Carol Dennis
Corry
West Male Street
James Barrett
Mead Avenue
Barrett
Ett
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Consume
Beneficial Finance Co
Gary
MBN
Center St
Erie
Erin
State St
Ariel
Manduria
Chestnut St
Park Ave
Union City —Beneficial Finance Co
North Main St
Sue Reeder
Corry Aves High School
Barney's Firestone Furniture Dept
Barney's
Tomame
Kroehler
Berkline
Tula Firestone
Furniture Department
South Center Strees
Tol
Martinelli
Haspel
Curlee
Rossin
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