Police respond to domestic concern on South Center Street
Police were called to a South Center Street residence after a wife reported her husband had been drinking and was dia belic. officers found no immediate danger but advised her to call again if any adverse reaction occurred and offered hospital transport if needed. A stray kitten at 969 North Center Street is being held for its owner awaiting claim.
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Court to Hear $100000 Civil Suit in Oil City
A $100,000 civil case alleging fraud was filed in Oil City. Stephen Yankowski represents Mutual Insurance and asks for court action after a fire on September 2 damaged a real estate center and destroyed vehicles.
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Transfer of Ray marks tense Memphis jail scene
Details describe the immediate security response as the bus blocked the jail, deputies with riot guns secured the area, and Judge John Coulton arrived with secrecy surrounding his departure from London. PBS Director Hoover noted the transfer occurred without incident as Ray moved to U.S. authorities.
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Franklin Man Offers Hippies Use Of Four Old Buildings
Franklin resident Joseph Ferson offered four vacant houses to the Anthropodeier Church group from Harmonsburg for repair. He would fund necessary materials and install water and sewer lines. Neighbors and Mayor Mammolite opposed the idea citing potential influx and city services. The houses, moved eight years ago, face demolition if not repaired within 30 days after a July 10 notice.
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Cambodia tensions rise as border incidents fuel claims
Cambodian officials accuse allied forces of being fired upon from villages near the frontier while planes operated, claiming navigational errors blurred village identities. Sihanouk severed relations with the United States amid frontier clashes with Vietnam and allegations the CIA plotted against his government, tied to longstanding strains with Thailand.
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House Cuts Foreign Aid by 370 Million Despite LBJ Plea
The House approved a 1.994 billion foreign aid authorization for the fiscal year, cutting about 370.8 million from last year’s level. President Johnson urged no further cuts as the bill moved to the Senate. The chamber also directed the President to press Israel to sell 50 Phantom jets and barred funds for weapons purchases by less developed countries unless they pay with their own money.
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Plan To Hire Hard Core Unemployed in Crawford County
Crawford County Community Action Association coordinates a plan funded by a 908,000 state grant to hire 55 to 60 hard core unemployed. Most are heads of households. Industry partners, PA State Employment Service records, and COAAW workers identify candidates and assess job history and reasons for job loss. Funds cover clothing, transportation, and completing high school education.
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Two Girls Hurt In Cycle Crash
Evetta Leona Walters, 17, of Clarendon, drove a motorcycle and lost control. She and a passenger were injured in the crash.
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Clarendon
Train Strikes Car. Driver Escapes Not Harmed
An automobile was demolished on the track as a train approached in Titusville. The driver escaped injury and no charges were filed. R. K. Nelson of Oil City was identified as the train’s engineer.
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Motorcycle Crash injures two girls on Erie road
A motorcycle crossing railroad tracks in Erie threw driver Miss Walters and passenger Yolanda Moyer 16. Walters suffered head lacerations and was hospitalized at Warren General Hospital. Moyer had bruises and needed no treatment. Damage estimated at $100.
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Erie
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