Widow Antoinette Gifford 82 Dies at Warren General
Mrs Antoinette Gifford widow of Ben Gifford aged 82 longtime resident of pass away this morning at Warren General Hospital after a 10 day illness. Bracken Funeral Home to be announced in tomorrow's Journal. The piece notes nursing school applications and a Columbus drunkenness fine with court costs.
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Antoinette Gifford
Ben. Gifford
Pas
Warren General Hospital
Bracken
Journal
Stat City Hospital School of Nursing
Meadville Hospital
Kathne Heath
Columbus
Porter Auer
Philly Dock Workers Back on Job Ends Wildcat Strike
Near ly all longshoremen returned to the Philadelphia waterfront ending a wildcat strike that halted loading and unloading. Local 1291 of the International Longshoremen's Association disputed overtime hours and sought settlement through negotiators. The union faced a potential $100,000 daily fine imposed by a federal judge, which it appealed.
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Philadelphia
International Longshoremen’s Association
Alfred Corry
Philadelphia Marine and
Eeacate
Kane
Burglars Grab 4000 Cash From Union National Bank Safe
Thieves filched a safe from a Downtown Union National Bank office containing 4000 dollars in cash and 28000 dollars in non negotiable stocks and bonds. The owner is William McCartney an auditor from Mt Lebanon. The 10 pound safe was taken last weekend from a Keystone building and the theft was not reported until Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh
Union National Bank
Viso
William McCartney
Mt. Lebanon
Keystone
Changes in New York Divorce Laws Spark Reform Debate
Albany AP report outlines near certainty of reforms to New York 178 year old divorce laws. Legislation faces surgical changes as leaders from GOP and Democratic Assembly seek a proposal shifting focus from divorce to preserving marriage. Niagara Falls official calls a two year separation path too broad.
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Albany
New York State
Assembly
Johnson signs Cold War GI Bill in White House ceremony
President Johnson signed the Cold War GI Bill into law in the East Room with unanimous Congress support. The program funds education, housing loans, and limited medical care for veterans with 180 days service since January 31, 1965, with costs estimated at 350 million first year and 500 million by year five.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Tam
Two Democrats Enter Race For 50th State Senate Seat
Two Mercer County Democrats announce candidacy for the 50th District state senate seat. James V. Morocco of Sharon and Joseph W. Walton of Greenville vie for the nomination to replace retiring Republican Rowland B. Mahany. Morocco is the longtime Sharon alderman and former safety inspector. Walton has led Mercer County Democrats and served as Jamestown borough councilman.
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Mercer County
Crawford
Mercer
Corry
Union City
Erie County
James V. Morocco
Sharon
Joseph W. Walton
R. D
Greenville
Rowland B. Mahany
Titusville
Sen
Mahany
Morocco
Lawrence
Osing
House of Representatives
Walton
Democratic
Jamestown
Hempfield Township
How Many Servicemen Vietnam Veterans Proposal
A Senate resolution advanced by the Joint State Government Commission would have the state determine how many Pennsylvania servicemen served in Vietnam so they could be compensated similarly to other veterans. The measure aims to quantify veterans for eligibility and benefits.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Yeserday
Joint State Government Commission
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
Baby Born In Middle Of Busy Street In Michigan
Thewiuy Detroit suburb scene saw Mrs James E Sullivan 18 deliver her baby on a busy street as officers from the nearby police station halted traffic. Both mother and child, a healthy ounce newborn, were reported in good condition at Seaway Hospital.
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Thewiuy
James E. Sullivan
Detroit
T Street
County commissioners clash over tax sale procedures
Warren area dispute centers on whether county officials may buy land offered at tax sales. Commissioner Lay writes an open letter defending rules while other officials face questions about deeds. A third commissioner avoids signing deeds, signaling ongoing tension and more meetings.
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League of Women Voters
Lay
Warren County
Florida
Lewis L. Crippen
Mead
College Raises Room and Board Costs at Carnegie Tech
Carnegie Institute of Technology announced a rise in room and board charges averaging about 130 dollars per student per year, effective next September. World War I and Korean War veterans referenced in the notice.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institue of Technology
Local Club Notes And Community Activities In Bloomfield
Mrs Gilbert Toner and others left for two weeks in Florida. Mrs Clara Holthouse and Chester Renner head to Florida for a month. The Breakfast Birthday Club hosted Minnie Ten as guests including Legters and Gravink families. American Legion Auxiliary met with memorial service for Gertrude Dammcott and planned a pancake supper March 19 with 1200 poppies for sale. Men's Brotherhood held a tureen supper as Harvey Conk spoke, and Thailand trip slides were shown. A birthday gathering for Mrs Sarah Meerdink featured Mrs Jennie Gravink hosting a luncheon and gifts for Addie Willink and others. Mrs Milton Deuink visiting parents Mr and Mrs Albert Ness of Hassick.
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Gilbert Toner
Howard Beckerink
Gertrude Grayink
Treasa Rhebergen
Florida
Clara Holthouse
Chester Renner
Mayville
Minnie Ten
Florence Legters
Blanche Legters
Hazel Legters
Irma TenHaken
Gertrude Gravink
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Eleanor Fair
Gertrude Damcott
Nettie Legters
Ethel Wallace
Jeanette Cady
Neva Hogenboom
June Hinsdale
Men's Brotherhood of the Abbe Reformed Church
Harvey Conk
Norman TeCroney
Thailand
Holand
Sarah Meerdink
Jennie Gravink
James Gravink
William Gravink
Addie Willink
Mabel Barringer
Maude Croscutt
Frances Dunnewold
Ella VanderSchaaff
Cora Bunce
Minnie Ton
Milton Deuink
Albert. Nessbit
Hassick, N
Clymer Club and Legion Meetings Report Events
Clymer events note visits in Salem Ohio and reports from the Twentieth Century Club at Clymer Central School. Music program included a seven boy brass band, several soloists, and a country medley. Business meeting followed with donations to Student Loan Fund TB fund. American Legion meeting covered flag purchase and director reappointment.
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Norman Te Croney
Wilton Kooman
Salem
Ohio
Twentieth Century Club
Clymer Central School
Ee Elizabeth Riges
Gwynne Bailey
Bonnie Peragus
Diane Oslink
Peggy Briggs
England
Italy
Germany
Ireland
America
Mabel Schruers
Briggs
Doris Michael
Helen Holthouse
Esther Baker
Nettie Legters
American Legion
Legion Hall
Ernest Hinsdale
Gilbert Ton
Corporation of the Legion
Clayton Duink
Bay State
Legion
Auxiliary
Hold Rites For R. W. Turner
Funeral service for R. Wallace Turner was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 4 oclock yesterday afternoon with Rev. H Kenyon Leishman of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending from away were Marian Duke, Mr and Mrs Turner, and Pred Casler of Ripley.
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R. Wallace Turner
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
First Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Marian Duke
Mr. and
Anilaya i
Eric
Pred Casler
Ripley
Curb Your Cat Draws Howls
Monroe voters heard cat leash debate as the Common Council postponed a two month leash requirement after a four hour protest. Alderman Harold Snively urged equal treatment for pets. Dr Egbert Kamstra warned against overreach saying leashing all animals could lead to broader controls.
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Monroe
Wash
Common Council
Harold Snively
Egbert Kamstra
Kamstra
Paladin Claims Original Paladin Wins Law Suit
Victor de Costa of Johnston Rhode Island says he created Paladin in 1947 before the Have Gun Will Travel debut and wins 150000 in a jury verdict against CBS and affiliates. CBS Films Inc. is assessed 40000 and Capitol City Broadcasting Co. 10000.
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Providence
R.I
Victor de Costa
Johnston
de Costa
Columbia Broadcasting System
U. S
CBS
CBS Films Inc
Capitol City Broadcasting Co
Supreme Court Ends Police Coercion Question in Key Ruling
The court split five to four overturning a conviction. Justices noted the line between investigative and accusatory modes shifts when police focus on the suspect to elicit a confession. Chief Justice Ware and Justice Black joined the majority in stressing the need to evaluate coercion limits.
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Earl [Ware
Ainst
Escol
Paca
Arthur J
Hugo L. Blac Inh
Actress Leslie Caron Quits Paris Role in Munich
Actress Leslie Caron withdraws from a film in Munich over changes to the scenario after signing her contract. She cites a series of alterations to the script as the reason for quitting.
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Paris
Leslie Caron
Munich
Miss Caron
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