Dance Event At Italian American Club This Saturday Night
A local listing invites people to a Saturday night dance from 10 to 2 with Melody Masters and Raiders providing music at the Italian American Club. Admission details and attendees include residents from Corry and Clymer such as Thornton K. Bentwell and James Bates with multiple worded addresses and names noted in the discharges and notices.
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Melody Masters
The
Raiders
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Kers —Turben
Hee Setae
Don Rzetka
Thornton K. Bentwell
East Main Street
James Bates
Gould Street
Morris McIntyre
Corry
Charles
Charles F. Bray Jr
Clymer
John Cmiel
Smith Street
Irene Dippel
West Park Place
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bertha Hoitink
Keith Sweeney
North Clymer
William D. Chris
Cly Mer
David
Minford Hinsdale
the Raiders
Erie Motorist Surrenders After Fatal Hit and Run
Gary Wellington, 21, faced hit and run charges after striking 75 year old James Burns at 4th and Myrtle, then reporting to Hamot Hospital. Witnesses and a passenger placed the vehicle speed at 45 to 50 mph. Burns died from multiple injuries. coroner ordered an autopsy. Wellington admitted the hit and wear blue tinted sunglasses amid bruises from a prior altercation. Additional charges await further investigation.
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Erie
Gary Wellington
James Burns
Burns
Wellington
Charles Bowers
Hamot Hospital
Michael Bokoch
4Th
Myrtle
Bokoch
Bowers
Nicholas Biebel
Erie County
Merle Wood
Wouldn't Give Grand Dog Woman's Best Friend
Emma Keefer, 80, strolling with her dog Blackie, collapsed from a heart attack. Police faced aggression from Blackie who protected his mistress, leading an officer to shoot the dog to reach Keefer. she died shortly after at the hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Emma Keefer
Blackie
Miss Keefer
Warren County approves single school unit plan
The State Council of Basic Education approved the Warren County School Board plan to unite 17 districts under one administrative unit named Warren County Area. The unit would become a district by July 1, 1966, subject to appeals and protests filed within 30 days with the State Board of Education.
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Warren
State Council of Basic Education
Warren County School Board
Warren County
State Board of Education
County plan draws protest from Warren boards
Warren Boraveh and Warren Area School Boards oppose the county plan as area superintendent Dr Carl E. Whipple argues the single unit plan is irrevocable. He notes the state board approval would lock the district into one unit and prevent later division even if circumstances favor two or more units.
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Warren Boraveh
Warren Area
Carl E. Whipple
Steel Co Sued In Three Drownings
In Pittsburgh, Wheeling Steel Corp faces lawsuits in U S District Court seeking more than 30 thousand dollars over a triple drowning in the Allegheny River on April 26. Estates of William Schranner, 46, of Shaler Township, his son William Jr., 9, and brother-in-law Robert of Verona allege a small boat in towboat backwash overturned, with two men aboard.
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Pittsburgh
Wheeling Steel Corp
U. & District Court
Allegheny River
William Schranner
Shaler
William Jr
Robert of Verona
Wheeling I
Library of Congress Receives 700 Rare Books Gift
Lessing J Rosenwald American bibliophile and art collector donated 700 rare books to the Library of Congress Librarian L Quincy Mumford announced yesterday. The set includes a 1475 Augsburg first Bible in German and a 1476 Latin Bible printed in Venice. The volumes join the Rosenwald collection already housing over 1500 rare books.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Marines Seek Higher Strength For New Aircraft And Weapons
Gen Wallace Greene Jr. told the AP he will seek a boost above the 190,000 Marines to man and operate newer planes and weapons. The F4B Phantom requires a two man crew and up to 100 more men per squadron, with deliveries starting and fiscal 1966 looming. He proposed three options: increase overall strength, deactivate units and reassign personnel, or cut combat unit manning.
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Washington (Or
Marine Corps
Wallace Greene Jr
Associated Press
Greene
Corps
Marine
Girl's Bracelets and Booms Stir Local FSA Test
Ten year old Laurie Werthessen of Edmond writes a letter to the FAA complaining about sonic booms from a test flight over Oklahoma. A curtain rod fell from the shock of the passing plane, striking her arm and damaging her Chinese charm bracelet worth $1.50. Local residents seek compensation as authorities conduct a series of tests.
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Uslahuma Urry
Okla
Federal Aviation Agency
Laurie Werthessen
Edmond
Werthessen Daughter Collects Boom Study Tape Fund
Douglas Doyle said staff doubted the booms were truly responsible but action was needed. The team culled tape and collected $1.50 for Laurie Werthessen, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Werthessen.
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Douglas Doyle
Laurie
Nicholas Werthessen
Eisenhower to Receive Family of Man Award in New York
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will receive the second annual Family of Man Award from the Protestant Council of the City of New York. The council announced the honor a dinner for October 28 honoring his lifelong dedication to freedom and humanity worldwide.
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Eisenhower
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Protestant Council of the
City of
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