Pickup driver pushes youth from bank on West Church street
A local youth named John Norton 18 of 1389 West Main street said a pickup driver pushed him and two companions from a berm on West Church street Route 277 after the vehicle passed. Norton and the others reported the driver and license details to police and Norton may press charges. A separate report notes multiple area incidents including a car truck crash at West Washington and North Center streets causing 155 dollars in damage, and a tractor trailer collision due to a rearview blind spot. The Erie County extension notes below average 1966 cherry crops, foreign exchange students will visit Oil City, and local weather forecasters predict highs near 80 and scattered showers. A draft quota increase for July and August was announced, and Dr. E G Shelley was elected chair of the AMA Judicial Council in Chicago. A babysitter reported a dog run away and a restaurant watch discrepancy prompted recovery actions.
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West Church Street
John Norton
West Main Street
Barry Staples
Northwest Street
James Foreman
Norton
West Washington
North Center
John J. Boyer
Winder
John F. Bulard
Wayne Street
Boyer
Bulard
Oil City
Uth
American Field Service
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
Lottsville
Corry Barracks
Kenneth Shenck
Bear Lake
William Cochran
Cochran
Kathleen
Iso
Pennsylvania angler nets largest brown trout on record
Harrisburg AP report credits Kenneth D. As per of Shippensburg with catching the largest brown trout recorded by the Pennsylvania Fish Commission. The 22 inch fish weighed 17% pounds and was caught Tuesday in Big Springs near Newville in Cumberland County. The prior record stood at 31% pounds by Harold FE Fellow of Mechanicsburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Kenneth D. Asper
Shippensburg
Big Springs
Newville
Cumberland County
Harold FE
Mechanicsburg
Erie DA Defends Police Rights Amid Supreme Court Shifts
Erie County law officers heard District Attorney Lindley McClelland defend police procedures amid rulings from the Supreme Court. He opposed the idea of mandatory lawyer babysitting during suspect questioning and urged aldermen to remain reachable for arraignments after midnight. Police officials from outlying areas raised concerns about access to county public defenders and timely attorney availability for suspects.
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Istrict
Lindley McClelland
Erie County
Corry
Frank Carnegie
Supreme Court
McClelland
America
High Court
Public Defender's Pier
Erie Police Headquarters
Governors Endorse Vietnam War Push as Unanimous Civic Support
In Beverly Hills the nation’s governors voted 49 to 1 to back a resolution affirming resolute support for global commitments including military defense of South Vietnam. Romney initially opposed a declaration but ultimately backed the Democratic draft, while Hatfield criticized it as a blank check.
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Los Angeles
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Johnson
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
William L. Guy
North Dakota
John H. Reed
Maine
Samoa
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
J. Miller Tawes
Maryland
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Guam
Beverly Hills
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Hatfield
Aide Loses Leg In Pittsburgh Hospital
Pennsylvania labor secretary William P. Young underwent an amputation of his left leg below the knee at Presbyterian University Hospital in Pittsburgh after months of vascular trouble. The operation aimed to relieve severe pain and was performed Tuesday.
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Penn
Pittsburgh
State Secretary of Labor and Industry
William P. Young
Young
Presbyterian University Hospital
John Connally
Texas
Congress
Johnson
Urban renewal talks urge cautious spot facelift approach
Corry city officials hear Stahlman and Franklin official stress patient, simple renewal. Plans shift from total clearance to spot upratings while preserving community character. Emphasized private investment, relocation needs, and careful scheduling. Officials urge grass roots input, relocation housing plans, and firm funding roles.
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Anderson
Citizens Advisory Committee
Corry
Civi
Stahlman
Franklin
Fourth Ward
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Carl Gustafson
Roger E. Haight
Erie County Agricultural Extension Staff
Washington
D. C
Homicide Bureau
Brad L. Foley
Foley
Titusville
Pennsylvania
North East
E.G. Shelley
Judicial Council of the
American Medical Association
Chicago
Donald Turben
West Pleasant Street
Turbens
William Daniels
Worth Street
Agille Bros. Circus
Jerry Pharmacy
Amiwanis
Ace the
Hammond
Eagle Street
Silver Springs
Cohen Auto Supply AutomOtive
Toola
Franklin St
Lyon G. Hunsberger
Corry E.A.B
Wotr
Phillip A. Stoke
Claude Stoke
R. D. J. Corry
Philip Stoke
Stoke
U.S.A.F. Technical School
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Orlando Air Force Base
Saigon
Peiffer
Tue Journal Today
Eslatt Bros
Vegasy Woolner Bros
Ferlin
Jayne, Husky i Mansfield
Ie van
Oren
Jayne ‘Swings
Mamie Gings
Duke OF
Faduca
Don Bowman
Louis Quinn
Billie Bird
James Darren
Pamela Tiffin
Paul Lynde
Ray Technicolor
Techniscope
Noch Production
United Artists
Alan Ladd - van Heflin
Leslie Caron
Reakures
Calor
Me National Fonk Creoret
Bok Vania Tetsel Depcall
Revlon Crystalline
Revlon
Clutch
MAX Factor Light Cologne
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