Warm weather forecast and local incidents in western Pennsylvania
A U S Weather Bureau forecast predicts a warm stretch from tomorrow to Saturday with highs in the upper 70s north and lower 80s south, cooling to normal later in the week and scattered showers bringing about one tenth inch of rain. A Spring Street man faces a hearing on a drunkenness charge before Alderman Norbert Bachomer Saturday after a disturbance on West Main Street. A Rochester man reports a car hit in Corry by a Spring Creek girl named Robin Stakley who promised payment but authorities could not locate her. Corry motorists may face parking restrictions on North Center Street for paving by the state, expected to start weather permitting. Disturbances at Dot's Cafe and Ritz Restaurant prompted police calls, with the latter incident linked to an injured hospital discharge. A purse theft near West Park Place is reported. Recent Erie County marriage license filings include Corry couples James Woodworth and Beverly Bidwell, and Fred MacMartin and Joyce Andrew. A Sixth Avenue residence porch disturbance drew police attention. A Titusville driver escaped injury by swerving to avoid a left-turning vehicle, striking a parked car with $575 total damage. The Wattsburg Hose Company and Auxiliary plan a June 16 chicken barbecue at the fire hall, serving noon. Twin daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs. Clay Anderson Jr. of Union City at Corry Memorial Hospital. mother is Patricia Adams.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Viet Vets Get VIP Treatment Before Returning
PT BRAGG NC AP Two planeloads of Vietnam veterans paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne Division 3rd Brigade received VIP treatment on their weekend return home for two week leaves. One hundred sixty five paratroopers completed Vietnam duty but extended for full tours there. They were processed quickly issued partial pay and had on the spot uniform pressing service with no khaki uniforms.
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Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Fatal Crash Near Pittsfield Claims Garland Life
Garland was killed when he failed to make a curve traveling at high speed just west of Pittsfield early yesterday. Stover, an employee of Stee's Saw Mill in Garland, was on Route 27 when the collision occurred.
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Garland
Pittsfield
Stover
Stee
Graduation Honors and Diploma Ceremony for 1933 Class
The annual graduation program closes the year with Hector Y Dimacali returning to the Philippines after graduation as the foreign exchange student. Priscilla M Schrockengost solos The Impossible Dream, followed by scholarship awards. Principal Leroy G Peck and Superintendent Ray E Elsen present diplomas by Dr John M Mohr. James Amy class president to speak. Alma Mater sung as Recessional. Music director H Lynn Rice. junior class ushers. senior class officers named.
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Hector Y. Dimacali
Philippines
Priscilla M. Schrockengost
Leroy
G. Peck
Ray E. Elsen
John M. Mohr
Board of Education
James Amy
H. Lynn Rice
Alas
James Lundy
Janet Cole
Sue Grobholz
Goats Eat Dresses and Dozens of Zoo Oddities in Pittsburgh
AP reports Joe Bissonnette of the Pittsburgh Zoo details animal quirks and incidents at the city zoo in 2008. Goats are bold and hungry and will chew dresses with printed flowers, while a pygmy hippo once died after a rubber ball was fed to it, underscoring human care and safety concerns.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Bissonnette
Bissonette
Pittsburgh Zoological Society
Diem slain in 1963 church assault near Saigon
The article recalls Diem taking refuge in a church after his overthrow, then being dragged out and killed inside an armored carrier. About three miles west of the presidential palace fighting continued since Friday as South Vietnamese rangers and tanks hit Viet Cong snipers with 90mm guns, routing around 30 guerrillas into a four block area while guerrilla fire dwindled. U.S. advisers noted the Viet Cong were conserving ammunition for a final push. Bombers also attacked Viet Cong positions near Gia Dinh with little ground fighting reported.
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Diem
U.S
Toops
Gia, Dinh
Aequarium Faces Overcrowding With Excess Money Issue
Some aequarium animals struggle under excessive funding as resources pile up, creating a problem of over crowding money rather than space. The situation highlights uneven distribution and management challenges amid generous but uneven donations.
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Aequarium
Two Die After Gasline Blast In Coshocton County
An explosion and fire from a leaking pipeline south of Plainfield lit up Coshocton County valley land killing Edna Brill and Quentin Roarig. Four others injured, including Brill’s husband Edward and son Dan, plus Ben Lahna, during a gas buildup that stalled cars and scorched two miles of terrain. The blast, likely set off by a land movement after rains, occurred about 7 30 p.m. Saturday. Witnesses saw a glow from 15 miles away. the pipeline was shut off but residue burned for hours.
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Coshocton, Ohio
Coshocton County Valley
Edna Brill
Quentin Reariig
Plainfield
Brill
Edward
Dan
Ben A. Labna
Coshocton
Communists and Tho arrive as talks press on in Hanoi
A diplomat notes the Communist side uses tough language as Le Duc Tho arrives, following Ambassador Cyrus R. Vance's Washington briefing to President Johnson. Vance reports a long, difficult path ahead but no discouragement from the President or progress beyond limited talks.
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le Duc
Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Harriman
Johnson
Vance
Conference Session Shows First Social Relaxation Break
The atmosphere was cordial as Friday’s session included a 15 minute tea and soft drink break. It marked the first moment of social relaxation at the conference.
Youngstown Bus Drivers OK Pact Back On Job
Public transport in Youngstown returns to normal after a weekend strike by 37 bus drivers. They approve a new 18 month contract raising pay by 27 cents to $3 on June 1 with immediate 1 cent hourly raise and 5 cent raise December 1 under the settlement. The agreement was reached in yesterday bargaining session.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Amalgamated ‘Transit Workers Union
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Spring Street
Norbert Bachomer
Marvin N. Mead
West Main Street
John Judge
Rochester
N. Y
Corry
Spring Creek
Judge
Robin Stakley
North Center Street
Franklin Street
David Johnson
Highway Department
Dot
Mat Sdinson
West Park Place
Erie County
James £. Woodworth
East
Columbus Avenue
Beverly A. Bidwell
Oil City
Fred J. MacMartin
Mead Avenue
Joyce M. Andrew
First Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Wiliam C. Jones
Titusville
Jones
Wattsburg Hose Company
Clay Anderson Jr
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Anderson
Patricia Adlams
Janes
Glenn
Smokey) Stover
Richard DeSimone
Warren State Police
J.C. Peterson
Brills
Roariig
Zanesville
Ridgewood High
Marine Bank
Marine
Marine National Bank
Pal
Rust Ao
Orchard Park
Youngstown
Ed Wnt
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