Cathers Camera Shop Ad Urges Vacation Film Purchase
Spot Line-Ads notes Cathers Camera Shop on the Avenue offers vacation film and accessories. Readers are reminded to bring cameras and film for trips, with a casual, promotional tone typical of local ads.
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Hospital Admissions and Discharges and Noted Chemist Dies
The hospital report lists admissions for Mrs Bert Stockton Mrs James Morton Joyce daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Brockway Mrs Joseph Barnhart Mrs Walter James Mrs Ronald Bunce Mrs Cecil Miller Mrs Earl Roberts and Mrs Mary Lindstrom with discharges including Mrs Harold Lytel Mrs Joseph Zajac and Mrs Anna West plus two children of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pound and others. Dr John W Turrentine 86 noted chemist and first president of the American Potash Institute died of arteriosclerosis. Local ads note services and upcoming vacation closures and a $200 000 rebuild bill proposed for Lycoming County Historical Society Museum with local matching funds.
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Bert Stockton
Columbus
James Morton
Snyder Circle
Joyce
Edward Brockway
Ashville
Joseph Barnhart
R. D. Burg
Walter James
Panama
Ronald Bunce
Clymer
Cecil Miller
R. D
Corry
Earl Roberts
Mary Lindstrom
Colum
Harold Lytel
Eaglett
Joseph Zajac
Wattsburg
Anna West
East Street
Bonnie
Kenneth Pound
John Lloyd
Shady Avenue
David Bensink
Mark Wynn
Frank Jaquith
Lamont Edward
Snyder Gircle
Pauline Skales
Washington
John W. Turrentine
American Potash Institute
Harrisburg
Lycoming County House
Lycoming County Historical Society
Williamsport
Weather across the nation and Miss America winner to wed
Sweltering heat and storms sweep the country from Ohio to New England with rain hail and wind. A tent collapse in Columbus traps about 100 but no injuries. In Phoenix Miss America 1965 Vonda Kay Van Dyke will wed Dr C Andrew Laird of LA at the Central Methodist Church in July. Laird is a UCLA surgery resident and Van Dyke is a UCLA senior.
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Corry Journal Prints Editorial On Spoken And Printed Word
A fragmented Corry Journal item discusses the value of spoken word versus print, mentioning editors and production staff in a vague note about the newspaper’s role and reach. The garbled text references New York and city editors by name in an uncertain context.
Kidnap Hoax Leads to Jails for Teen Agers
Meadville city police found the kidnapping tale by a 17 year old Mansfield girl and a 19 year old Taunton youth to be false. The pair were jailed on vagrancy charges pending checks with Massachusetts authorities.
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Mansfield
Mass
Taunton
Massachusetts
Raymond Joseph Amaral
Joseph Sector
John Holt
Holt
Amaral
Cleveland
Push Harder To Abolish Death Penalty
TAMIMENT Pa AP A new effort will be launched in 1967 to abolish the death penalty in Pennsylvania said Dist Atty Harold F Bonno of North Cumberland County speaking at the Land annual convention of the District Attorneys Association of Pennsylvania He said pressure was unsuccessful in the last session and will be greater next session Bonno polled the state's 67 district attorneys and found only two who want abolition He did not name the two.
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Dist
Harold F. Bonno
Cumberland County
Bonno
District Attorneys Association of Pennsylvania
Eight Killed On Area Roads In June Report
Pennsylvania State Police release June traffic stats for Erie Crawford Venango and Warren counties. Eight fatalities occurred in June as in the prior year, with 1 225 arrests for motor vehicle code violations led by speeding and reckless driving.
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Erie
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Robert L. Dunham
Ex professor dies in Buffalo at age 80
William Garrison Whitford 80 professor emeritus of art and education at the University of Chicago died Monday in Buffalo New York.
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William Garrison Whitford
University of Chicago
Heat wave pressures boost power concerns across region
Dr J Murray Mitchell Jr links the heat to a weak jet stream with minimal undulation allowing high temperatures to strain reservoirs and groundwater. A public spokesman says rainfall could ease the danger, while utility operators stay alert and prepared for ongoing demand across much of the eastern United States.
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J. Murray Mitchell Jr
Canada
Atlantic
Geological Survey
White
Incomplete Quote on Load Requirements from White
A fragment quotes White criticizing handling load requirements and coordinated systems, suggesting regions with such systems face challenges. The damaged text omits context and specifics about the region or project.
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Brawl Erupts At Teen Dance in Coney Island
Police say a bottle throwing brawl erupted after a teen dance at Coney Island. About 200 youths were involved, many from the Negro community, with 16 arrests and several injuries including seven patrolmen hit by bottles and rocks. Police denied racial tension as the motive.
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Coney Island
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