UFO Sightings Reported Around Jamestown and Wesleyville
Jamestown area residents report a silver spear shaped UFO hovering over Third Street bridge and over Jamestown, with sightings near Chautauqua Lake. ARC investigators confirmed no known aircraft in the area and continue the inquiry as Bemus Point and Wesleyville residents report additional fast moving lights none with navigational beacons.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Chautauqua Lake
Stow
Advance Research Committee For
ARC
James Norene
Third Street
Bemus Point
Norene
Fun on the Range cooking classes for Sparta girls
The Pennsylvania Electric Company and Sparta Merged School District offer four sessions of Fun on the Range. Girls under 12 learn to cook on an electric range under Miss Ann Nokes, with a graduation and Reddy Kilowatt pins Friday. Unregistered Sparta girls may join the first class and bring aprons.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Sparta
Ann Nokes
Penelec
Reddy Kilowatt
Reddy
Engineer Zarger to fill Johnston’s council seat
The article notes Zarger, a registered Republican living on East Frederick Street with wife Marguerite and five children, will serve three years of Johnston’s term and be sworn in at the August 12 council meeting. It mentions affiliations with professional bodies and local chronicled details, then a brief classifieds tease about rentals.
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Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers
The
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
Man pays speeding ticket with shirt off his back
Sam Crowder 21 of Rock Island Tennessee paid an $18.75 speeding ticket with a check part written on a T shirt. Police Chief William Chambliss said the draft was accepted though irregular, marking an unusual payment method in UnenenssORO.
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Tenn
Sam Crowder
Rock Island
William Chambliss
Crowder
Chambliss
$500,000 Check Triggers Quick Divorce in Clayton
Eugene Zell er Frerichs obtained a divorce in ten minutes after presenting a $500,000 settlement. Judge George W. Cloyd approved the split in Clayton, with Frerichs giving his wife the home title and agreeing to $600 monthly support for two of their five children. The couple, married in 1945, includes Frerichs as president of American Tool Sale Inc.
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Clayton, Mo
Eugene Zeller Frerichs
St. Louis
George W. Cloyd
Clayton
Frerichs
American Tool Sale Inc
Senate Told Nothing Left To Trim From Foreign Aid
The Senate heard there is no fat left to trim from President Johnson’s foreign aid requests and the bill stands at 1.94 billion, the lowest in 21 years. Sen. Sparkman said the figure represents the minimum needed to sustain policy after repeated cuts, with Johnson's request at 2.96 billion. He noted the real WWII-to-present aid total is about 40.5 billion, not 170 billion as some critics claimed. The action was to be completed by Friday before adjournment for conventions.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sparkman
Congress
U.S
Spariman
State Tells County Buy Its Own Access Bridge
Erie County is urged by Pennsylvania Secretary of Highways Robert G. Bartlett to fund a survey on the East Access Bridge to Presque Isle. Bartlett notes no state funds are available for the study and that county monies could be appropriated if desired, with no objections from the state.
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ERIE
Pennsylvania Secretary of Highways
Erie County
Presque Isle
Robert G. Bartlett
Bartlett
State Department of Highways
Department
Erie Area Transportation Committee
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Council Debates Housing Authority Proposal Action
Clare Capwell and Russell Brant urge deeper study and table the housing project while Jack Downey questions community benefit. The mayor notes the council seeks a decisive answer on the housing proposal after months of work.
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Clare Capwell
Housing Authority
Russell Brant
Jack Downey
Brant
Downey
Council
Officials defend foreign aid purchase rules at home rate
The statement argues that at least 99 percent of commodities funded by the aid program should be bought domestically to counter criticism that foreign aid drains dollars. The reply frames domestic sourcing as essential to maintaining the dollar balance and national economic interests.
Union seeks boosts in three year industry deal
Union sources report a new industry offer of 20 cent wage increase now with 12 and 13 cent raises in years two and three totaling 45 cents. A per cent non incentive pay bonus would apply to others. Pensions rise to 650 dollars per year of service at 30 years, up to 195 monthly. An extra holiday, pay for widows, 7 cent added to top classifications, and potential 5 to 10 cent additional rises could lift the total to about 88 cents per hour. Top negotiators welcomed the terms but want 10 per cent incentive pay instead of 15. Poverty note from Hell's Kitchen interview follows.
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Ffer
What Is Age The View From Here
Kathleen Babcock explores age as a shifting concept for men and women. It frames aging through memory, fear, wisdom, and growth, contrasting youth’s selfishness with age’s generosity and resilience. The piece ends noting how spoken and printed words endure.
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Kathleen Babcock
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John Wascak
Boa
Hatch Street
Corry, Pa
Hell Maryknoll
Maurice Ouellet
Dino
Desi
Billy
Monkeys
MacArthur Park
Cole Porter
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Will Rogers
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Mert’s
Fitch Motors Rambler
First Ave
Robert Sauers
Bruce’ Fuller
John
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Paul Campbell
Robert W. Perkins
Corry
Chrysler
Plymouth
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Terry Slye
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Pete Sanders
Johnson Bros
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Remington Mall
Bob Garfield
North Flrst Avenue
Edward Pass
Ray Dennis
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