Funeral Notice for Earl Bates at Brackenra Home
The body of Earl Bates is at Brackenra Home where friends may call Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. The service is Friday at 2:30 p.m. Burial will be in Spring Creek Cemetery. Tourism in Britain shows May American tourist arrivals at 68,000, up 20,090 from May 1964 amid foreign exchange issues.
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Pondel's
Saheeeenterotrey
Carroll's
Cathers Camera Shop
Bret Gre Herd Coer Ette
Earl Bates
Bracken Ra
Spring Creek
London
British Travel Association
Britain
Mies
Sears
Local Ladies Dominate In Cross Creek Golf Tourney
Thirteen local golfers competed in an invitational at Cross Creek Course near Titusville yesterday. Five Corry Club players finished in the top 50 of 171, led by Dottie Dolan Alice Bailey Anne Chillock Lou Ruffner and Mary Helene Williams. Dolan also earned a longest drive award on No 9. Other Corry entrants included Betty Bertram Mable Bloom Mary Brady Rita Jackson Marie Keppel Shirley el Judy Osler and Marge ott.
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Marie Keppel
Shirleyel
Judy Osler
Margeott
Titusville Gets 93 844 For Urban Renewal
Titusville's Better Days redevelopment won a state grant of 93 844 presented at City Hall to John Ick of the Redevelopment Department by Stanley Neathery. Officials at the ceremony included Ma Herbert E. Varnum Ben M. and John M. Dunn. The eight und plot calls for total clearance to create a new commercial district pending a developer's word.
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Titusville
City Hall
John Ick
Commerce Department
Stanley S. Neathery
Erie
Herbert E. Varnum
Ben Me&ntcer
Redevelopment Authority
John M. Dunn
Crown Construction Co
Goldberg Named for UN Post Surprises Critics
The piece notes President Johnson’s choice of Goldberg to replace Stevenson in the UN role, praised for nonpartisan diplomacy and skill in labor talks. It discusses speculation on Goldberg’s successor to the Supreme Court, naming Thurgood Marshall and Patricia Spre, both prominent civil rights figures, as possible nominees.
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U.N
Johnson
Goldberg
Stevenson
Senate
Life Today
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Battler
Ccuit Court of Appeals
Patricia Spre
Ialy
Luxembourg
Slow Industrial Crossing Warns of Heavy Machinery
A fragmented sign explains drivers must slow down as a 60,000 pound planer milling machine moves across West Washington Street. The machine is being moved into warehouse space used for years by Ajax Iron Works, highlighting safety concerns in an area with industrial activity.
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Washington Street
Ajax Iron Works
Vigorito Votes For GI Raises
U S Congressman Joseph P Vigorito backed the military pay raise bill citing a 10.6 percent average hike to attract and retain qualified personnel. He contrasted this with 36.6 percent civilian pay gains since 1952 and noted total annual cost of 995 million dollars. The measure covers active duty reserve and Coast Guard personnel plus other federal services.
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Washington
U. S
Joseph P. Vigorito
Vigorito
Coast, Guard, Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Vigoritos
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Cconry Journal
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Charles Ingalls
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Edward Samlock
Clyners
Frank Hajec
Conard Street
William Church
Snyder Circle
Mary Hutton
Clymer
Douglas Boyle
Meadville
Jean Hollabaugh
Mead- My
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R. D
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Arthur Kimmy
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A&b Distributing Co
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Genesee
Ballantine
Schlitz
Miller Hi Life
Dodd Farms
New Legion
Pogee
Turben‘s
Chevrolet
Charmin
Hothouse Tomatoes
Keen Drink MIX
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Wieners
Warsaw
Journal
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Jersey Shore
South Avis
Guy Stahl
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National Home
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