Two 16YearOlds Arrested After Frontier Inn Breakin
Oil City youth and Cher Lee resident held after Frontier Inn off Route 8 is entered early morning. They smashed coin machines, stole whiskey and beer, and dumped coins and cases in nearby woods. One suspect intoxicated, the other sober. an adjacent apartment was broken into with no loot found. Police expect a third arrest as investigation continues.
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Warren County to Run Sabin Polio Clinic Program
Warren County Medical Society will sponsor a Sabin polio vaccination drive starting next month. Dr Ross E Bryan of Warren was named general chairman. Clinics will serve the entire county with sites in Warren, Sheffield, Russell, Sugar Grove, Tidionte and Youngsville.
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Warren County, Medical Society
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Nation Helps Nine Orphans Stay Together
Rita Foster, 20, quit her Minneapolis job to keep the Foster family of nine siblings together after both parents died. The story, picked up by the Grand Forks Herald and distributed nationally, drew nearly 2000 letters and about $4 in cash per recipient, plus gifts. Funds now support the family on retirement and veterans benefits, with remaining gifts saved for emergencies.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Rita
Home Ownership Growth In Corry Drives Housing Quality
Corry experiences rising home ownership as lower mortgage costs and funds for repairs boost property improvements. Nationally owners spent 283 dollars per home in 1960 on upkeep, with total outlay over 19 billion dollars. Local housing quality rises as maintenance and new construction increase the share of sound dwellings with full plumbing, 2,121 units out of 793 total.
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Corry
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Cory
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TV role in reading habits boosts library use in survey
A Washington DC publishing official notes a survey showing electronic media help reading rather than hinder it. A Midwest librarian says TV book discussions make the public more selective, with interest shifting to serious works in arts, politics, religion, science and technology.
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Washington, D.C
Bruce
Midwest
Wickwire
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Edgewood Grove
Dorothea van Gundy Jones
Heal
International Nutrition Laboratory
Funeral notices for Rhinehart and Paulson at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Mrs. Mary Rhinehart and Mrs. Solah A. Paulson will be held at Bracken Funeral Home with calling hours to support friends. Rhinehart's service Friday at 2 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Paulson services Friday at 4 p.m. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Calling hours Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Methodist Church Merger Plan Sparks Conference Meeting
Disjointed OCR fragment describes Methodists forming a large church merger. Mentions Grove Pittstnda, Uilon and Molt Companies, a general conference, and regional collaboration. References to Oldisin, IEW Conference, and Polish presence with unclear local effects and dates.
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Uilon
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Television Review and Crime Report Mix of Season Notes
A television season summary notes few original dramas and a peak in news shows amid congressional scrutiny and FCC debates. It highlights adaptations of Bratway Street scenes, public affairs slots, and a shaky shift in audience taste toward variety shows and doctors shows. A separate police report details a fatal heart attack in South Heights as Willliam Wagner dies after a collision on a highway near Aliquippa.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Tony
DIRS
Anhevashin
South Heights
Poice
Willliam Wagner
Aliquippa
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Television producer Alfred Levy obituary in New Hampshire
Alfred Levy, 52, prominent TV producer and packaging executive, died yesterday in Littleton, New Hampshire. He served as president of Talent Associates Paramount Ltd., which produced notable programs including Armsitoul Circle Theater and Mr. Peepers.
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Alfred Levy
Leys
Talent Associates
Parasmouint, Ltd
Armsitoul
Circle ‘Heater
Mr— Peeper
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