Driver 74 Hurt In North Center Street Crash
A two car collision on North Center Street last night left Mrs. Waive Rowland 74 hospitalized with a lacerated lip and possible rib fractures. The other driver Thomas Sawyer 16 was unhurt. Damages were about 400 and 350 dollars respectively.
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North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Waive Rowland
West Frederick Street
Thomas C. Sawyer
Brook Street
Sawyer
Rowland
Corry Evangelical
Fourth escape at Crawford County Jail in nine months
Meadville authorities report James Lee Brady 29 of Meadville escaped from the Crawford County Jail through a basement window while a trusty helper briefly retrieved a key. Brady, jailed for burglary and larceny, had appeal denied days earlier after a recent transfer from Pittsburgh. He is described as Caucasian, 511, 160 pounds with brown hair and eyes.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Norman Zimmer
James Lee Brady
Zimmer
Brady
Sheriff's Office
Western Pennsylvania Correctional and Diagnostic Center
Pittsburgh
Local Auto Agency Sold on First Avenue
The Clarence Wallace auto agency on First avenue was sold to Mark Harvey and Larry Twombly of Titusville. Harvey will manage the local agency as Twombly runs the Titusville outlet, and Wallace will stay on for a time.
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Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Mark Harvey
Larry Twombly
Titusville
Chrysler-Plymouth
Harvey
Columbus
Twombly
J and D Motors
Wallace
Elton Blair
Chrysler
Not Likely Until Late Summer Congress Delayed On Tax Hike
Congress is unlikely to take up President Johnson’s proposed six percent tax surcharge until late summer. Federal Reserve Chair Martin urged a steeper rise if needed to fight inflation while Council of Economic Advisers Chair Ackley backed no lower than six percent. House Ways and Means is tied up with Social Security reform and Medicare related bills, and both chambers go on a July 4 recess.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
U.S. and Soviet plan joint draft for nuclear treaty
U S and Soviet Union plan to submit a joint proposal for a treaty to curb the spread of nuclear weapons at the Geneva Disarmament Conference. A safeguards clause may be missing when the draft goes to the 17 nation group, with hopes for agreement after submission.
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United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Suiftltry
Glassboro
N.J
Rusk
Gromyko
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cabinet
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kosygin
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Osygin
Havana
Sromyke
Reds Launch Heavy Bombing Near DMZ and Highlands
U S B 52 bombers dropped 180000 pounds on infiltration routes in Quang Tri Province near the DMZ and attacked targets in Kontum Province. Marines and paratroopers fought near Khe Sanh and Kontum with casualties on both sides as US air support and ground forces pressed actions across the region.
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Saigon
U.S
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
Kontum Province
Dmz
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Khe Sanh
Lottery Tickets Risky For Pennsylvania Lottery Tickets Risky For Pennsylvania
In Pittsburgh U S Attorney Gustav Diamond warned that mailing or transporting New York lottery tickets into Pennsylvania violates federal law and can bring up to five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine. He noted lesser penalties for sending tickets to another state, while declining to say if Pennsylvanians who bring winnings home would be prosecuted. In Harrisburg a separate report states Edward C Westhafer shot his wife Emily E Westhafer before killing himself in their New Cumberland home.
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Pittsburgh
Diamond
Self
Harrisburg
Edward C. Westhafer
Emily E
Cumberland
Cumberland County
Edward Haegle
Six Years Saving Dream Goes Out With Trash
Volume Dingle saved 1800 dollars in six years by depositing six dollars weekly for a new home. He stored the money in old work pants, which his wife tossed on a trash heap. The pants and money were later believed burned after disposal. Dingle faced another day of asphalt work in Miami.
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Miami
Fla
Dingle
Senator Edith Green Eyes State Lead In Education Plan
Washington AP Edith Green Oregon congresswoman pushes to shift federal education programs to state and local control. House approved to redraft the Teacher Corps enabling local administration and renamed it to emphasize local responsibility. Senate expected to back the measure as Green solidifies influence across education reforms.
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Washington
Edith Green
D-Ore
Office of Education
Senate
Green
House
Education and Labor
U. S. Commissioner of Education
Education and Labor Committee
County Panel Renames Custodian To Administrator
Graham of Corry shifts from custodian of county owned property to administrator after a recommendation by assistant county solicitor Jess Juliante Jr. The change aims to use a more fitting title. Commissioner Lamberton opposed a $4 595 salary for a new field investigator, while James Englert 22 of Harborcreek was approved for the post by a 2 1 vote as staff grows from two to five.
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Charles ¥. Graham
Graham
Jess S. Juliante Jr
Juliante
Fred W. Lamberton
County
James Englert
Harborcreek
Lamberton
Await Decision On Route 6 Bypass Hearings
Hearings in Erie County court over state land acquisitions for the Route 6 bypass have not yet yielded a decision. Homeowners Harry Oldenski and Utah Jackson contested Highway Department offers, with final rulings by viewers expected later. Corry residents W. W. Hammond Sr and Melvin S. Cobbett served in viewer and appraisal roles.
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Erie
West Columbus Avenue
Erie County Court
State Highway Department
Harry Oldenski
Utah Jackson
Oldenski
Corry Bypass Big Show Area In For Flurry Of Highway Work
The Corry area and parts of Warren and Crawford counties will see extensive highway projects this summer and in the near future. The State Highway Department outlines street resurfacing reconstruction and relocation of roads plus bridge work and at least one railroad crossing. Local projects include Route 6 bypass under construction by W. L. Dunn Construction Co. of Cochranton, with a 45 day target if weather cooperates. Continued on Page Six.
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Corry
Warren
Crawford
State Highway Department
Highway Department
W. L. Dunn Construction Co
Cochranton
Dunn
Northen
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Paul Wisnanski
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Mekong
Toll Hom
North Vietnam
Pennsylvania
White Street
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