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Salvation Army finances, building plans discussed at advisory dinner
More than 90 Salvation Army officials and guests heard a report on local citadel finances at the annual Advisory Board dinner at the Corry Motor Lodge. Treasurer C Conrad Monroe announced income of 23149 for the year with 11099 from the United Fund and a high contribution total of 3209. Col Walden outlined Corps activities led by Capt Thomas Pugh and Mrs Pugh, and plans to replace the overcrowded East Washington citadel with a new building.
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Salvation Army
Advisory Board
Corty Motor Lodge
C. Conrad Monroe
Citadel
Monroe
United Fund
Col.Walden
Thomas Pugh
Pugh
Pughs
East
Washington Street
Col
The
Corry Motor Lodge
William A. Peiffer
Rioting and gunfire erupt in Cleveland Heights Black neighborhood
In the Hough area tensions flare as a public safety incident follows a bar fire and looting. Police fire on looters and a sniper is flushed out amid cries of outrage from Black residents. National Guardsmen are requested after clashes over a bar dispute and racial conflict. chaos includes fires, looting, and sirens through the night.
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Cleveland Heights
Giles
Anyother
Ralph S. Loch
William Booth
Fried man sworn in as Pa attorney general in Harrisburg
In the governors reception room Edward Friedman was sworn in as Pennsylvania’s attorney general after serving as acting AG since May when Walter Alesandrons died in a plane crash. Friedman and Oil City Mayor Joseph W Barr Jr were unanimously confirmed by the Senate for $25,000 annual posts.
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Harrisburg
Edward Friedman
Pennsylvania
Friedman
Walter E. Alessandrons
Senate
Oil City
Joseph W. Barr Jr
Department of Community Affairs
Scranton
Barr
Penelec unions ratify two-year contract terms
Penelec employees vote to ratify a two-year pact that retroactive to May 26 and January 1, 1967 raises, added sick leave, and shift loss protections. The agreement covers IBEW locals 180 and Utility Workers Union of America across three divisions and generating stations.
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Clair Replogle
Abraham Kalpan
Penelec
IBEW
Utility Workers Union of America
Catholic Official Urges Repeal of Welfare Birth Control Program
William B. Ball of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference urged repeal of the state Welfare Department birth control program. He warned it could expand to sterilization and abortions and target unmarried people without age limits. Ball spoke in Philadelphia at a lay Catholic gathering amid hearings in Harrisburg.
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Phladelphia
William B. Ball
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
State Welfare Department
Ball
Philadelphia
Welfare Department
Harrisburg
Neighbor held in fatal shooting in Pittsburgh Hill district
Eugene Walker, 64, is in police custody in Pittsburgh after a quarrel with neighbor Theodore Ray, 48, led to a .22 rifle firing. Ray was killed by a chest shot, and Walker was wounded when a bullet struck his 10-year-old step-daughter Juanita Walker, who remains in good condition.
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Pittsburgh
Eugene Walker
Hill District
Theodore Ray
Walker
Ray
Juanita Walker
Hunt On Continued From Page One
Christine Watson, an active girl, was lured by a Levis boy after her parents warned her against talking to strangers near a creek. The girl was taken to a wooded area and later found dead from a severe neck wound. Coroner Merle Wood ruled it a homicide with autopsy pending further tests. Residents reported fear and a manhunt as investigators questioned locals.
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Mia
Richard C. Watson
Christine
Levis
Erie man subdued after rampage at Clarion jail
Thomas Levensis of Erie allegedly went on a wild spree at the Clarion County jail injuring windows and fixtures. He was subdued by Sheriff Eugene Walls and state troopers after an afternoon into night rampage that forced inmates to flee and flooded cells from broken water lines. The suspect, charged with assault with intent to kill and burglary, was later to be committed to Warren State Hospital.
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Clarion
Clarion County
Thomas Levensis
Erie
Serensis
Eugene Walls
Clarion Borough
Strattanville
Serens
Shberrif
Lloyd Weaver
Warren State Hospital
Rimersburg
Leredsis
Anna
Marie
Vanderhoff
South Clarion County
Loans to counties spur 1300 jobs in Pa. program
Harrisburg report: The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority approved 3.9 million dollars in loans to eight counties. The agency said the loans should create more than 1300 new jobs and boost annual payroll by over 9 million dollars.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
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John D. Waldren
Eaton
Ennett
BENNETT'S _ Corry’s
House of Values
Mohara
Dacron
J&f Mohara
Reg. T.M. Pacific Mills Worsted Co
Penelee
Macko's Market
W. Va
Watson
Lawrence Park
Sheriff's Deputies
Millcreek
IN Corry. Inc
Sterling Milk
Ann Royek
George Lawson
Donald Allen
Clifford Lawson
Corry
Sterling All Star Dairy
Peach ST
Call Erie