Shipboard memorial for Orlon Proper after fatal Hyde Town crash
Memorial services aboard the destroyer Mackenzie honored Orlon Proper son of Mr and Mrs James Proper of North Warren who was killed when his car lost control four miles south of Hydetown on July 15. The text notes other local items including a canceled Bermuda Hop at the YMCA due to cool weather and a sermons by Rev Richard A Bodey at the Virst Methodist Church. Weather outlook predicts below normal temps with scattered rain through midweek. An $8.5 million expansion at Universal Cyclops in Titusville is included in a $75 million four year capital program for 1965 to 1968. Police logged two bark nuisance calls on Mott street.
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Shipboard
Mackenzie
Orlon
Proper
North Warren
Hydetown
James Proper
Titusville
Universal-Cyclops Specialty Steel Division
William G. Stewart
Cyclops Corporation
Stewart
Turben Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Memorial
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Turben of 316 West Pleasant street. Mrs Turben is the former Lynn Loveland.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Turben
Pleasant Street
Turben
Lynn Loveland
New Orleans Police Guilty Of Civil Contempt In Picket Abuses
In New Orleans federal court Chief Claxton Knight Safety Commissioner Arnold Spiers and rookie Donald Penton were convicted of civil contempt for failing to enforce an injunction protecting civil rights demonstrators. Doar urged sanctions and outlined ongoing criminal contempt charges.
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New Orleans
Ignorme
U. S. Asst
John Doar
Congress of Racial Equality
Herberttenberry
Louisiana
Claxton Knight
Arnold Spiers
Christenberry
Bogalusa
Donald Penton
John Martzell
Knight and Spiers
Doar
Knight
Spiers
Penton
New Car Wash Opens Here at 809 East Main
Vorry Car Wash a coin op unit with three bays and a discount gasoline station opens this weekend at 809 East Main Street. Owners Floyd Hockenbury Sr and Jr and Gertrude Hall say it operates 24 hours for washing and 8 am to 9 pm for gas, featuring high pressure hot water washing and interior vacuuming.
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Vorry Car Wash
Ormal
Floyd Hockenbury Sr
Floyd Jr
Gertrude Hall
East Main Streets
City beautification picks up after council on stump
After the City Council declined action the Chamber of Commerce City Beautification Committee led by E. W. Feldt completed the work. Journal photos by Eaton.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. W. Feldt
Eaton
Viet Cong casualties cited as Okinawa strike links eyed
A Viet Cong guerrilla was found dead and another wounded after a reported contact. Officials speculated Buddhist monks may have been casualties of an Okinawa based B52 bombing run. Air strikes hit Buddhist pagoda and targets in South Viet Nam as U S and Vietnamese planes pursued suspected Viet Cong. Premier Ky announced South Vietnam will receive 25 jet fighters from the United States next week. Maxwell Taylor left Saigon for the United States ending his tour. replacements named.
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Ara
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Navy
Jharracks
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnamese
United States
Maxwell D.taylor
Saigon
Solon Urges Expansion of State Milk Control Commission
Solon proposes increasing the Milk Control Commission’s membership and powers. Representative R. Budd Dwyer warns abolition would cause chaos and economic breakdown, especially in Crawford County. A panel heard testimony from 21 representatives of consumers, producers, dairy cooperatives, and farmers. A deputy secretary could chair a five member commission with four regional members.
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Meauville
State Milk Control Commission
Crawford County
R. Budd Dwyer
Dwyer
Senate
House
B. Lowry Humes
Dairy Cooperatives Sales Association
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
U S Forces Stay On To Do Whatever Is Necessary
A farewell statement quotes Taylor saying U S forces will remain here as long as necessary to do whatever is required. The remark emphasizes commitment amid ongoing operations and the broader mission.
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Nonth
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Taylor
City Workers Get Pay Hike After City Council Vote
Jamestown city employees won a long promised raise as the council adopted a new pay scale ordinance from Jacobs Survey Co. The plan, amended by the council, projects about 374000 in 1966 and 100000 to 150000 for the last five months of 1965, with 11 to 1 approval.
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Jamestown
Jacobs Survey Co
Jacobs Co
First Ward
George Baldwin
Donald Swanson
Baldwin
Dry July Nets Waynesburg Hat Bet Loss
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania July 29 marked only the sixth rainless July day in 89 years as attorney John Dailey lost a hat on a bet with TV's What’s My Line star John Daly. Local events were cancelled and officials noted fund needs and tax rate implications for 1966.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
John Dailey
John Daly
Dailey
Allison
Harry Thomas
Pittsburgh
Baldwinr
Truman Plans Health Insurance Push Linked to Johnson Stop
The Kansas City Star reports Vice President Humphrey may join President Johnson on a Kansas City visit. Truman’s 1945 health insurance proposal urged universal coverage for workers and dependents, a precursor to later Wagner-Dingell ideas that failed in Congress.
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Johnson
Kansas City
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Trueman
Truman
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