Pa. Teacher Contract Talks Off
Philadelphia teachers canceled coaching and extracurricular activities after negotiations broke off. The union demanded a $1.5 million increase, with the board offering about $900,000 over 18 months. About 350 after hour staff and 1,300 summer school teachers could be affected if the walkout lasts.
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Philadielphia
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio
John A. Ryan
Ryan
C. Taylor Whittier
Mother's Screams Save 2 Children In Home Blaze
In Youngstown Ohio a 29 year old mother screamed from a North Side upstairs window to alert firefighters rescuing her children Jo Ann 4 and James 3 months. Fireman Lamar Rhinehart entered the smoke filled home without a mask and was overcome. both children were taken to the roof and treated for smoke inhalation at St Elizabeth hospital. The husband Donald a teacher and three others were at school. A short circuit caused the fire, costing about $5000 in damage.
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Youngstown
Student Sues Johnson Over Draft Abolition Call
A youth from Columbia files suit against President Johnson seeking abolition of the draft. David A. Baumann, 19, a Columbia high school valedictorian, joins as co plaintiff in the legal action. A separate note announces Dickinson College honors a notable chemist Joseph Priestley for scientific achievement.
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Johnson
David A. Baumann
Columble
Baumann
Columbia
New York
Lenten Meditation on Christ as Servant and Exalted Messiah
The piece reads Isaiah 52 13 15 and Luke 14 11 to depict Christ as the humble servant now and exalted by God at his return. It notes Christ’s growth from a tender plant to a perfect man and urges readers to seek God’s word and strength in need.
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Christ
Earth
God
Pennsylvania rail wrecks prompt call for Senate committee
Harrisburg AP reports Senator Ernest P.cline proposed a five member Senate committee to meet with the Public Utility Commission railroad industry and public spokesmen after a rise in Pennsylvania railroad wrecks and property damage. In Pittsburgh concrete wall collapse during high winds killed George Nettles 53 and injured John Jackson 35 workers at a building site in McCandless nearby.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Anne Val
Lee
Ernest P. ‘Cline
Senate
Public ‘Utility Commission
Pittsburgh
Me Candless
George Nettles
John Jackson
Car Skids Into Guard Rails After Gusted Wind Incident
Alton emi D. 2 Bre EScay was driving yesterday in Fredonia New York when wind gusts caused his vehicle to slide into two guard rails. He told police the car veered into the oncoming lane and then skidded to avoid a collision.
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Fredonia
N.Y
Altonemi D. 2
Bre Escay
Nickerson
City Manager weighs shooting range to curb street racing
Oklahoma City officials consider Mayor George Shirk's plan for a city operated shooting range. Shirk notes bullet punctures on road signs and says a range could reduce reliance on road signs at targets and cut down illegal drag racing on streets.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Tristman
George Shirk
Shirk
Two Millcreek Boys Found Safe After Weekend Absence
Millcreek youths Panes and Fuller, ages 14 and 15, returned to their parents yesterday by Thomas Beers and William Fuller. The boys had been missing from their homes into the weekend.
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Millcreek
Thomas Beers
Lawrence J. Beers
William Fuller
Peek n Peak to Host Pepsi Classic Ski Races
The first annual Pepsi Classic ski event at Peek n Peak in Clymer features six hourly divisions on March 12 starting at 10 a.m. with trophies for top three in each class. Entry is $1 plus area ticket. signups close noon race day. Ron Hamilton and Philip Gravink lead the event.
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Clymer
Peek 'N Peak
French Creek
Weperdale
Jamestown
Peek ‘N Peak
Pepsi- Cola Bottling Company
Ron Hamilton
Philip Gravink
Wanderers Found Safe After Morning Walk Near Wet See
Two seniors were found walking along a road near Wet See at 10 a.m. West Trooper Pat Marsh of the Girard substation located them during a routine patrol and reported they appeared uninjured and unharmed despite their wanderings.
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Wet See
Pat Marsh
Girard
Patte
Russians claim Venus 3 reaches Venus surface
The Soviet Tass agency says the unmanned Venus 3 probe has reached the surface of Venus after launching on November 16. Tass reports the feat was achieved via a trajectory correction maneuver.
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Tass
Earth
Venus
High Winds Damage New Simco Apartment Roofs
Strong winds yesterday afternoon damaged two full roof units at the Simco Enterprises Inc. apartment complex under construction in Oil City. Superintendent John Piergiovanni said completion would be delayed, while no injuries were reported and winds near Franklin airport were clocked above 57 mph at 1 p m.
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Ot City
Simco Enterprises Inc
John Piergiovanni
Simco
Piergiovanni
Franklin
X Rays Used To Identify Victim In Washington Case
Police and the coroner are comparing X rays of the unidentified body with an older injury record linked to Foley to confirm the victim’s identity. A Foley family spokesman said all relatives believe the earlier identification by Foley's brother is correct, while police seek conclusive proof for the district attorney. The victim had puncture wounds in the chest and throat. In Marianna, Pa, burglars stole about 50 cases of liquor valued at $4,000 from a state store.
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Washington
Cannes
Pol
Foley
Titusville
Marianna
Washington County
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