Multiple Local Records Span Marriages Crashes and Renewals
A marriage license application was filed in Erie County courthouse by David H. Tubbs and Sandra L. Munn. Police charge John Pless with larceny for stealing rabbits. A crash on West Smith street leaves Diane Terlberg facing a failing to yield charge. Warren County redevelopment discusses housing inclusion in the Penn Market project. Allan F. Dunnewold and Shirley Martin file for marriage licenses. A dead cow is found and examined by a veterinarian. Corry State Police probe a Route 6 two-vehicle collision with no injuries. Youths Boxer Weicht and Klopfenstein treated for ankle injuries. Temperatures across Western Pennsylvania expected to stay below normal for five days. North Center street resident James Judge is in satisfactory condition after a Corpus Christi airport injury. Ajax engineer to undergo further care after leg amputation surgery. Shop You Cony Stores.
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Diane L. Terlberg
Erie
West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
David Stutzman
R. D
Corry
M. S. Cobbett
James Judge
North Center Street
Corpus Christi
Ajax
Legislature Hears Talk of Budget Paths and Tax Clash
The Senate advanced two stop gap appropriations totaling 244.2 million to cover state expenses if the budget misses July 1. Gov. Shafer warned of possible drastic cuts or new taxes as opposition to the soft drink tax grows. The House then approved a bill boosting teachers retirement benefits by about 1.2 million annually, with up to 50 dollars a year more for qualifying pensioners. Six injured in a Turnpike crash near Somerset blocks traffic between Donegal and Somerset.
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Shafer
House
Senate
Lee
General Assembly
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Somerset
Donegal
Senate tumult as debate sinks into shouting and confusion
Senators shouted for recognition and talked over each other on the Senate floor as a shorthand reporter tried to follow the tumult. Amid the arguments and emotion the earlier solemnity of the session faded, leaving an uneasy path to consensus.
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John Stennis
Senate
Summit Brings Mixed Emotion in Glassboro Town
Glassboro, New Jersey braces for a historic Johnson Kosygin summit while mourning Mayor Bowe. Townsfolk express shock and pride as residents host leaders at Rob inson Hall amid half mast flags. College town economy relies on Glassboro State College and local industries, with the glass blowing trade nearly vanished.
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Slassboro
Pressent Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
Anthony Esgro
Tracey Sallon
Glassboro State College
Marion Crumley
Joseph L. Bowe Sr
John Wilson
Bowe
Holly Bush
Thomas Robinson
Johnson Rusk meet in Glassboro summit amid wary Cold War signals
President Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Premier Kosygin in Glassboro in a historic summit marked by careful diplomacy. Chinese propaganda concerns shadowed Kosygin while Johnson weighed Middle East and Vietnam implications, as Glassboro State College students cheered America's role.
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Sine
Dean Rusk
Kosygin
United States
Johnson
U.S
Middle
Far East
Vietnam
New York
Washington
Glassboro
Glassboro State College
GSC
America
Philadelphia
Hughes
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Erie County
David H. Tubbs
Spring Creek
Sandra L. Munn
Frank Carnegie
John Pless
Donald Huffman
Lemon Street
Huffman
Warren
Warren County Redevelopment Authority
Plue Wendelboe
Redevelopment Authority
Allan F. Dunnewold
Columbus
Shirley Martin
Carlyle Button
East Street
Button
William Street
Gertrude M. Coulter
Coulter
William Weicht
Thomas Flannigan
East Pleasant Street
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert
Dean Klopfenstein
Wattsburgh
Pennsylvania
Nanag Instant Likt
Roy Wilkins
The
National
Association For the Advancement of Colored People
New York City
Man B. Ferguson
Ford Country ‘Better Ideas
Donald McVay
Coshocton
Ohio
Ford
Thomas F. Ferguson
Mansfield
Chevy
Buick
Galaxie
Ford Dealers
Chiff
Buesink Ford, Inc
Ext
Corry, Penny A
Summit
College Town
LBJ
Jgstines
Brestone
Firestone
Pestone
J Atte
Watteway
Abd
Tut
South Center Street
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