St Vincent's Hospital gets 7000 from U S Public Health Service
St Vincent's Hospital in Erie received 7000 from the U S Public Health Service for a cancer control project. Funds keep its cytotechnology training program under Dr R B Isenberg and prepare technicians to assist pathologists in cancer screening. Local police report two found items at the Post Office and note a teen charged with reckless driving after a late night caper on East Main Street. A stray hen was captured by John Van Dyke and his son. Minor auto damage in a back-in incident on Franklin Street. YMCA pool schedule to take effect Monday with family swim rules. A bicycle accident left 15 year old Clifford Stockton with a fractured arm. A Stokes State Forest hikers survey finds most hikers are urban men 31 to 45 earning about 11160 annually.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
U.S. Public Health Service
U.S
Joseph P Vigorini
R. B. Isenberg
Brant
Vigorito
MACE Use Promoted by Police Chief Amid Safety Claims
In Corry and other cities officials push MACE spray as a humane control option. University of Michigan researchers say MACE is safe with tear gas only toxic ingredient. Chief Carnegie argues courts disfavor guns and MACE offers effective, nonlethal restraint. A Erie incident shows limited aftereffects. Glendale garage founder George Garson runs the same Denver suburb shop since 1918.
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Kansas City
Denver
Madison
al Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Carnegie
Corry
Erie
Glendale
Colo
George Garson
Deaths Fred W Pardini of North Clymer
Fred W Pardini of North Clymer died at 4 55 am in Corry Memorial Hospital after a month’s illness He was born April 23 1886 in Clymer a retired farmer and a former city assessor He leaves a son Raymond and three daughters two brothers one grandson and one great grandchild Funeral arrangements are with Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer and services set for Monday at 2 pm at North Clymer United Methodist Church with interment in Clymer Center Cemetery
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Clymer
North Clymer
Harold Blish
Clymer Center Cemetery
Hold Rites For A. Hershberger
Services for Ammon A. Hershberger were held at Beaver Dam Mennonite Church with Rev Donald Nofziger officiating and burial in Beaverdam Cemetery. A Bracken Funeral Home prayer service preceded, choral selections included When Peace Like a River and Rock of Ages, bearers were grandsons Terry Hershberger Dennis Roth Gary Troyer Donald Steider David Roth Cecil Hershberger, with many relatives visiting from Iowa City Norristown Garland and other towns. Pearson Selected Ottawa Former Prime Minister Lester Pearson to represent Canada at Sen Robert Kennedy funeral in New York.
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Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Donald Nofziger
Beaverdam Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Home
Jesus
Terry Hershberger
Dennis Roth
Gary Troyer
Donald Steider
David Roth
Cecil Hershberger
Clyde Hershberger
Timothy Hershberger
Linda
Larry Hershberger
Elaine Cole
Iowa City
Iowa
Lonnie Roth
Norristown
Cleveland
Robert Weaver
Scott
James Troyer
Garland
Verlin Nossinger
Archibald
Ohio
Albert Hershberger
Bernard Hershberger
Patt A. Hershberger
Wellman
Edward Hershberger
Milford
Neb
Reaford Hershberger
Keswick
Roger Hostetler
Janice Hershberger
Goshen
Ind
Herbert Hershberger
Akron
Raymond Steitler
Conneautville
Joseph Troyer
Spartansburg
Car Crash Kills Warren Man. Injuries Reported
State Police say S P Cipriani 25 of Warren lost control of his car and skidded into an oncoming Dziadosz vehicle south of Warren. The Dziadosz car was struck by a second vehicle driven by Carlos Parks 65 of Canton Ohio. The victim's husband and two children are hospitalized with injuries. Cipriani is in critical condition.
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Eff
Warren
S. P. Cipriani
Dziadosz
Carlos Parks
Canton
Ohio
Warren General Hospital
Cipriani
Tot Survives 150-Foot Drop In Sports Car
In Towanda Pennsylvania a 3-year-old boy named Teddy Wilson escaped serious harm after the parked sports car rolled backward 160 feet, toppled over a bridge railing, and landed in a creek. The child was uninjured, examined, and released from Towanda Memorial Hospital. The car was demolished and the mother Mrs Shirley Wilson, a widow, had borrowed the vehicle for shopping.
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Teddy Wilson
Shirley Wilson
Towanda Memorial Hospital
Sirhan Sirhan Appears in Third Floor Jail Chapel
Grand jury members underwent security checks before entering the third floor jail chapel where a judge ordered spectator bans on cameras and devices. Sirhan, in a wheelchair, was escorted by four deputies to the 400 capacity chapel with his left ankle and finger bandaged from Wednesday's Ambassador Hotel scuffle after eight shots hit Kennedy and bystanders. Indictments were returned charging him with assault with intent to commit murder.
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Capaciy
Ambassador Hotel
Kennedy
Sirhan Refuses to Alter Name During Hearing
During the hearing the defendant confirmed his name as Sirhan Bishara Sirhan and stated he could not afford counsel, accepting a public defender appointment by Wilbur Littlefield. A. L. Wirin of the ACLU suggested further legal steps.
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Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Sirhan
Guard Erie Mayor Following Threats
AP reports police guard Mayor Louis J. Tullio and his family after a series of threatening telephone calls. A mayoral spokesman said the calls were likely a crank, withholding details. Tullio called them "Somebody's idea of a stupid joke" with no given motive.
Kennedy and King remembered past landmarks at memorial site
The piece recalls Bobby Kennedy visiting the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington, noting Kennedy’s addition to the rest list at Arlington alongside 147,000 Americans. It reports a Doylestown motorcycle crash killing 21 year old airman Thomas M. Litchtermann of Norristown and Willow Grove Navy base. It also notes Sirhan Sirhan’s arraignment question about jail.
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Robert Kennedy
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
Thomas M. Lichtermann
Norristown
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Free Chest X Rays In Corry June 21 At East Washington
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Tuberculosis and Health Society announces a mobile chest x ray unit returning to Corry on June 21. It will park on East Washington Street near Center Street and operate 10 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 6 pm. X rays are free and final study reports will be mailed about four weeks after the survey. Open to anyone aged 18 or older.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Tuberculosis and Health Society
East Washington Street
Center Street
Warren magazine salesman fined for door to door scam
A 40 year old New York State magazine salesman was fined in Warren for violating the town green river ordinance. Walter Blazynski, representing the Educational Book Club of Buffalo, paid 25 dollars plus costs after soliciting door to door in 1965. Police described the offer as a typical gimmick promising free magazines with a binding contract for three years. A tipster who supplied the license number and description aided the arrest.
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New York
Green River
Walter Blazynski
West Seneca
N.Y
Educational Book Club
Buffalo
Blazynski
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