Chautauqua art exhibit highlights Russell Welch works
Chautauqua hosts the fourth annual display of paintings by Russell Welch of Ashville July 18 to 27 at the Hotel Athenaeum. Welch has shown in Chau tauqua and nearby cities, is a member of the Chautauqua Art Association and the County Artists' Group, and teaches adult education art at Southwestern Central School.
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Corry Journal
Chautauqua
Russell Welch
Ashville
Hotel Athenaeum
Welch
Chau'y
Jamestown
A & B Distributing Co
Edinboro
Edinboro State Teachers College
Lois Mase Fetterolf
He’s
Oil City
B. H. Mesd
Church of the Nazarene
Warren
Stanley
Korb
Knabenshue
Harry J. Granquist
Holt
North Center Street
Meadville
Crawford County
Charles H. Boshm
Joyce ‘D. Pressey
Italian American Club hosts Herbie Johnson orchestra Saturdays
Enrollment at Gannon College summer school rises 35 percent per Rev. Robert J Lewis. On sale at Carroll's Gift Shop jewelry up to $2 now 59c. Kurt Reissner, 29 Jamestown Route 7, fined $18 in City Court Thursday for a specific charge. Hotel Blue Bonnet features Freddie's Trio Friday.
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Herbie Johnson
Gannon College
Robert J Lewis
Gannon Yopistrur
Carroll
Kurt Reissner
Route 7
Jamestown
Blue Bonnet
Freddie
Witness says he knew nothing of profits in Turnpike case
Clayton Landsidle, former vice president of Manu-Mine Research and Development Co, testified he did not know profits from a contract with the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. The nine defendants face charges of conspiring to defraud the Turnpike Commission of 19 million dollars tied to an eight million dollar contract for exploratory drilling on the northeastern extension.
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Nanmoajrg
Manu-Mine Research and Development Co
Firmon Q
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Clayton Landsidle
Turnpike Commission
Manu-Mine
Charles W. Stickler Jr
Landsidie
Mant-Mine Research and Development Co
TV schedule snapshots from WBEN Buffalo channel 4 week
A scanned TV listings page outlines WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4 daytime and weekend programming from 5:00 PM to late night. Notable items include Fun to Learn Theatre, Weather, Beat the Clock, Mr Adams and Eve, Playhouse of Stars, The Lineup, Pantomime Quiz, Late News, Sports, Eleven-Thirty Theatre, Popeye's Playhouse, Captain Kangaroo, Mighty Mouse Playhouse, Baseball Preview, and Gunsmoke among others, with station promos and a Pontiac Buick sales notice at bottom.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Zane-Grey
Mr. Adams
Eve
Playhouse of Stars
Hope Schuyler
Museum of Science
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Lone Ranger
Cincinnat Redlegs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Miss Brooks
Playhouse
Sparta
Widt
Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick Sales & Service
West South Street
Report Road Accident Campaign saves 400 lives in six months
Chicago report credits a nationwide traffic safety drive with saving 400 lives in the first six months of 1967. A National Safety Council special report notes a 2 percent drop in fatalities by June end, despite higher highway travel. Forty lives saved in nine months and 426 deaths during the Fourth of July window are cited, with states expanding patrols, speed laws, enforcement, licenses, and safety groups amid expectations the measures become standard practice.
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Chicago
National Safety Counci
Camign
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Dearborn
Smoking and Lung Cancer Link Supported by Study Group
In a public health briefing, scientists acknowledged differing views but noted mounting evidence that excessive smoking contributes to lung cancer. A study group formed in 1856 by the Public Health Service, with the American Cancer Society and the American Heart Association, reported higher lung cancer rates among cigarette smokers and a direct relationship to the amount smoked.
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Brrney
Public Health Service
Burney
Aits
The
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
F. M. Strong
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Solons Protest Girard Ruling In House Foreign Affairs Row
Foreign affairs chair Gordon of the DA opposes tying the Byrd amendment to the aid bill while backing the resolution as a separate measure. Girard said in Tokyo he is not surprised by the decision and expects a fair trial leading to acquittal. Back home in Ottawa relatives express shock at the court ruling overturning a U.S. district court decision on Japanese seals and jurisdiction, with the unsigned opinion arguing executive branch discretion and no constitutional barrier.
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Corry Navy
Merrill Little
R. D
Jean
Erie
Erie County Court
Vincent Dombrowski
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Dombrowski
Joseph Feyas
VFW
Meadville
United Fund
Howard L. Moore
H. L. Moore Co
Cochranton
Flye Rexall
Solons
Girard
America
Gordort
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Emery
Tokyo
Ottawa
William
Louis
High
United States
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