Glove found at Loveland Field linked to David Cochran
A fielder's glove bearing the name David Cochran was found at Loveland Field and may be claimed at the city police station. Warren County reported a traffic fatality when a 61 year old Erie man died in hospital from injuries from a June 22 crash near Ware. Harold T. Peterson, a Warren native, was a passenger in a vehicle that struck out of control after another car forced it off the road. Volursun was hospitalized with a head injury then transferred to Hamot. Ralph Silvis, 19 Fifth Avenue, was admitted for a fractured right lower leg after a car he was working on slipped from a jack and fell. A downtown street fall left Alfred Ketko with a severe laceration and he was treated and released. Randi Morris at 126 Wayne Street recovered an identification bracelet and may return it to police. Jamestown City Council approved Falconer Street paving in a 7 week, 2 vote after more than seven weeks of deliberation, authorizing a $259,000 contract with Amadori Construction Company of Buffalo and a $223,000 bond issue to cover costs, with $36,000 included in the 1968 city budget.
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Loveland Field
David Cochran
Warren County
Erie
Hamot
I Wivick
Wareron
Harold T. Peterson
Warren
Druck
Volursun
Warren General Hospital
Jtamut
Ralph Silvis
Fifth Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alfred Ketko
Worth Street
West Main Street
Ketko
Corry
Jamestown
Falconer Street
Amadori Conbuation Company
Buffalo
Space Craft Air Pollution Aids Earth Study
Palo Alto scientists studying environmental hazards for astronauts say their findings could help solve Earth's pollution problems. Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. program manager Dr. Andrew J. Robell notes air contamination hazards are more serious for astronauts than for the general public, with up to 150 different contaminants identified.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Earth
Andrew J. Robell
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co
Youth Sentenced In Bank Robbery in Bedford County
Pittsburgh AP reports Michael G. Kuhn an 18 year old from Fayetteville West Virginia was sentenced to an indefinite term at a federal youth center for his role in the November 18 1967 Hartley National Bank robbery in Bedford County. Kuhn pleaded guilty to juvenile delinquency before Federal Court Judge Joseph P. Willson on Monday.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Hartley National Bank
Bedford County
Michael G. Kuhn
Faysetteville
W.va
Joseph P. Willson
Powder Puff Derby Nears Deadline
Powder Puff Derby teams race 2.5 memile across the South with five planes left near Savannah while others stopovers. No.25. Shirley Fadel Junker and Mia Mae Carosell of Palm Springs led by minutes ahead of No.45. Several teams reached Greenville Mississippi and Birmingham Alabama for final leg as icing grounded No.4 in a pea patch field. winners to be determined after speeds and handicaps.
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Greenville
Miss
Birmingham
Ala
Phoenix
Aria
No. 25
Shirley Fadel Junker
Mia Mae Carosell
Palm Springs
Calif
Shirlee Kay
Encino
No. 4
Dorothy Birdsong i
Temple
Terrace
Fla
Libel Gibson
St Petersburg
Savannah
Space cabin's fair and most of them can be severely toxic
An expert warned that space cabins may harbor severe toxins, noting that exposure risk is high and proper safety protocols are essential to protect astronauts and ground staff. The remark underscores need for stringent testing and containment measures during design and operation.
Decision Pending in 1965 UC Slaying Case
Ronald Hammerick, 29, of Centerville, awaits a judge's ruling after a morning hearing on charges of the 1965 slaying of Mrs. Hazel Kurfess of Union City and the attempted killing of her daughter. Five witnesses testified for the state. none for Hammerick.
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Ronald Hammerick
Centerville
Hazel Kurfess
Union City
Justice At the Peace
Floyd Marsh
Beaverdam
Tomorow
Atorney
Robert Kelleher
Hammerie
Ruchard Agrest
Cpl
dJohn Harnick
Edward Past
Corry
Year End Surplus Reported for Corry Schools
At Corry area and district boards meeting, year end surpluses appeared on the treasurer’s report with figures: Corry Area School Jointure 171,892 dollars and Corry School District 48,107 dollars. Refunds to the six districts will be determined after the annual audit. In Turkey polio cases rose sharply with 597 cases and 28 deaths reported in the first half of the year.
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Corry
Columbus
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Turkey
Istanbul
Contagious Diseases Center
Marines Butcher North Vietnamese Near Saigon Front
U S Marines reported killing 89 enemy troops in northwest South Vietnam while Viet Cong shelled targets within six miles of Saigon. Thirteen Marines died and 68 were wounded during a two day run of combat near the Khe Sanh area.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Demilitarized Zone
Nha Be
Mekong Delta
Phuoc Long
Shafer Bill For Job Needs Gets Boost
Harrisburg A Shafer administration measure to create jobs for hard core unemployed in poverty areas passed its first test. The House sent the 6 million bill to the Senate on a 171 to 12 vote without debate to fund on the job training through private industry. The House also sent to Gov Shafer a bill prohibiting foreign made aluminum or steel in public projects if ruled to discriminate against Pennsylvania products. it passed 176 to 16. The House revived a 100 year compact to unite Pennsylvania New York Maryland and the federal government to develop the Susquehanna River Basin. vote was 146 to 45 with amendments giving annual appropriations and required plans, while language of the compact remained intact. Representative Alvin C. Bush favored the compact but noted the amendments, and stated support for the pact.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
Shaler
New York
Maryland
Susquehanna
Ave
Alvin C. Bush
R-Lycoming
Bush
Questioned Husband's War Tour Columnist Says Lynda Brought On Dad's Decision
AP reports columnist Drew Pearson claims in Look magazine that Lynda Bird Johnson prompted her father to quit the White House over Vietnam war opposition. Pearson recounts a dawn meeting at the South Gate, Johnson weighing withdrawal, and Humphrey's opposition to ending the war. He cites Johnson saying age, health, and risk of national division influenced his decision.
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Lynda
Dad
White House
New York
Drew Pearson
Lynda Bird
Vietnam
Johnson
Pearson
Look Magazine
Secret Service
Marine Corps
Charles Robb
Chuck
Daddy
Raw
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington
Lady Bird
Low Road Toll In Encouraging Sign For Safety
The National Safety Council reports 620 highway deaths during the Independence Day weekend, below the 732 record but above a 553 nonholiday period. President Howard Pyle called it an encouraging sign that restraint may prevail amid fatalities.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
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Pride Bacon
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Associated Press
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Order of the Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Erie, Corry
Titusville
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