Local transfers and school notices highlight community updates
Edna B Norton transfers to Nathan B Dodd in Columbus while Helen Olson moves to Myrna J Buick and Juanita Hetrick to David Calhoun in Spring Creek. School girls start tryouts with 2 pm session time. Veteran hospital surgery planned for Al Baressi in Erie. Corry Area Joint School Committee studies air conditioning costs from 9000 to 25000 dollars and seeks more estimates. Police report a city garbage truck collision with William Yaratchs car at Polish Club parking lot causing about 35 dollars damage. Regular high school dance canceled. a dance for junior senior and college students to occur tomorrow. Joint Committee approves 468 dollars to install partition in high school office for Carl Renns, guidance counselor.
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Warren County
Lambus
Edna B. Norton
Nathan B. Dodd
Columbus
Helen Olson
Myrna J. Buick
Juanita Hetrick
David Calhoun
Spring Creek
Corry Area
York
Pittsburgh
William Yaratch
Mead Avenue
Yaratch
Corry
Russell Brant
Diner
Carl Renndls
Fire Bomb Found Near Chicago Bus Headquarters
A glass jar of gasoline with a lit fuse and attached firecracker was found near the headquarters of a taxi firm on the South Side. A second device was hurled at Continental Air Transport on the West Side. it burned briefly near buses but caused no damage. Police doubt a connection between the incidents amid ongoing strike tension.
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Ehicago
2 Cach Company
Abernathy ‘Pax! Association
Checker and Yellow ‘Cab Co
Continental Air Transport
Near West Side
Contine
O'Hare
Midway
Turtle bites hit Dunkirk family pet in hospital
Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk noted many dog bites in the ER but yesterday treated a turtle bite. Four year old Kimberly Ann Kowalski, daughter of Norman and Mrs Kowalski, was bitten on a finger by a family pet turtle.
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Dunkirk
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Kimberly Ann Kowalski
Norman Kowalski
Turle
Hitch-Hiker Robbery At Thompsontown Bank At Large
A young gunman robbed the Russell National Bank of about 9800 in Thompsontown Pennsylvania and fled in a flashy sports car toward Harrisburg. He used hostages during the daylight heist and remains at large after forcing employees and customers into the bank vault.
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Thompsontown
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Penneylvania
Russell National Bank
Lewistown
Adam Wagner
Philipsburg
Long
Millerstown
Penn State
Wagner
Thomps Sontown
Leiber McCormick
Wagner, McCormick
Clair Kepler
Kepler
Ford Says Johnson Drowns Out Opposing Views On Policy
Washington AP Ford accuses President Johnson of drowning out any views but his own on domestic and foreign policy. He calls Johnson a dangerous advocate of one party rule and says Johnson seeks a Congress that will do his bidding. Ford and McCulloch criticize Johnson’s civil rights stance and note White House influence shaping the debate.
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Johnson
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
William L. McCulloch
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
White House
McCulloch
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hanoi
Mansfield
Kepler
Wagner
Two Injured In Bizarre Truck Mishap Near Bradford
Bradford two men were injured about 4:15 p.m. yesterday seven miles west of here near the McKean County line. Floyd K. Nelson ages 66 and Robert L. Iddings 33 were admitted to Bradford Hospital with multiple injuries after a log-hauling truck driven by Howard Flasher 23 of Sugar Grove swerved to avoid a collision. The log chains broke releasing logs that struck the disabled truck and its occupants. State Police Trooper Max Bizzak investigated.
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Bradford
Here
McKean
Bradford Hospital
Floyd K. Nelson
Robert L. Iddings
Nelson
Soldings
Warren
Howard Flasher
Sugar Grove
Max Bizzak
Charity Begins At H O M E
Congress moves to raise its own restaurant workers to the federal minimum wage. Of 410 Capitol area staff including waiters and bus boys, about 200 earn 1.01 to 1.24 per hour while cafeterias operate at a deficit.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
John W. McCormack
Capitol
Cohn Ordered To Pay $522,000 In Stock Deal
Albany AP report states Roy M. Cohn, noted lawyer and businessman, must pay $522,200 to Manton B. Steinthal and Angus J. Steinthal after the Court of Appeals upheld an Appellate Division ruling. The 1961 transaction involved a parachute business sold to Lionel Corp stock, with Cohn agreeing to repurchase up to $800,000 of the stock or cover any loss if resale failed. The Steinthals claim they sought repurchase on January 17, 1962, but Cohn cited financial inability. The stock was later sold in 1963 for $247,200, yielding a $522,200 shortfall.
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Albany
Roy M. Colin
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
Cohn
Manton
Steinthals
Hospitalized Man After Apparent Self Harm
Warren-Lewis Linkerhof, 21, with no known address, was admitted to Warren State Hospital for observation after a possible suicide attempt. A friend found him unconscious and drove him to the borough police station. He remained unconscious, then was moved to Warren General Hospital, where an overdose of medication was found. He was admitted to the state hospital Friday afternoon.
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Warren
Lewis Linkerhof
Warren State Hospital
Linkerhof
Warren General Hospital
State Hospital
100 OK Strike At Kane Plant
About 100 Ceremagnet Division workers of Stackpole Carbon Co. voted to strike after 13 weeks of negotiations over a proposed contract. The IUE members seek better terms from the parent company.
Pennsylvania eyes auto insurance rate rise across state
The Pennsylvania Insurance Department said two rate requests are under review. The National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters seeks about a 20 percent statewide increase in automotive liability rates, with variation by region. Earlier, the National Automobile Underwriters Association proposed a 15 percent rise in collision and comprehensive rates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Insurance Department
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Marines Repel Attack At Outpost In Vietnam War
The spokesman said one Marine was killed and three wounded as Leathernecks drove off attackers. Viet Cong militiamen at the outpost suffered no casualties. Reports say 23 Viet Cong killed in a separate fight 220 miles northeast of Saigon. American planes pounded North Vietnam with heavy raids including 21 tons of bombs.
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Saigon-in- Phuyen
Fou
Ta Thuin Thien
Saigon
Phu Bai
Hue
North Viet Nam
U S Forces Report Bridge Destruction and Leaflet Drops
Reported actions describe two Navy AG Intruders cratered two bridges 220 miles south of Hanoi. Four Air Force Fi0ss dropped propaganda leaflets over Minh Binh, a town 55 miles south of Hanoi. The landing of 2,900 men from the U S 1st Infantry Division in South Viet Nam has been delayed until Wednesday.
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Navy AG
Hanoi
Minh Binh
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
South Viet Nam
Car sparks race bid as boy aims for McNamara’s limo
A Baltimore boy, Barry Levin, told Mrs. McNamara he would run against her husband, the secretary of defense, to win the presidentially assigned limousine. She replied lightly that the car is his assignment.
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Inuion
Robert 5. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Barry Levin
Baltimore
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Ronald Rairie
al Baressi
Franklin Street
Veterans Administration Hospital
Erie
National Ark
Gerald R, Ford
Odds and Ends
Enna Jetticks
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center St
Kane
Stackpole
Ceremagnel
TUE
Jack Nicklaus
Ogle Lumber
Cal
Barney
South Center
Devoe
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Bane
Big Boss
Bob Church
Arnold Palmer
Bob Charles
Lakeview Country Club
North East
IGA Foodliner
Tak Lan
Orleans
McKeith
Governo McConn
NFL
Zelle
Dave
NEW Teague
Peu Can
Tomm
Matur
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