De troit man bound over on marijuana charge in Crawford County
Thadeur Lukjanczyk of Detroit Michigan was bound over to the May term of Crawford County Court in Meadville after a hearing before Justice Mario Longo on a marijuana possession charge. He was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police at Cambridge Springs on February 23 and jailed in default of $5,000 bond.
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Thadeur Lukjanczyk
Detroit
Mich
Crawford
Meadville
Justice of the
Mario Longo
Pennsylvania
Cambridge Springs
Uke
Bank vault lock delays Farmers and Merchants loan
Carlinville Illinois officials faced a vault jam at Farmers and Merchants National Bank when the door would not open. They borrowed an interest free loan from Carlinville National Bank to cover until experts from St. Louis arrived and finally opened the vault.
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Carlinville, II
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Carlinville National Bank
St. Louis
Carlinville National
Community Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Local readers share weekend plans and family visits to Union City. Church groups host fun night and ice cream, with women’s and missions gatherings announced. A get well wish goes to William Carter in Warren Ohio for upcoming stomach surgery and a prayer band meeting highlights a missionary departure.
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Tim
Don
Union City
Harold Merkle
Meben
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Ray Steaie
Lenali Chute
Hus
Ladies Missionary Prayer Band
The
Alliance Church
Susan Stramihan
Congo
Officials debate middle school plan for Harrisburg project
Erie County school officials and Dr Klinger discuss deadlines for a state permit to build a new middle school. The 700 student facility may require state aid and hinges on pending surveys and feasibility studies. A progress report by Dr Klinger is sought before the April meeting.
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Erie County
Klinger
Harrisburg
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Barney) Bennett
Corry
Elsen
Frank McKnight
Jointure
McKnight
John Mohr
Unions Put Clamps On Copper Strike
Washington AP reports union negotiators delayed action on a 1.07 per hour wage offer from Phelps Dodge affecting about 5,000 workers at Arizona mines and the El Paso refinery. Union leaders press for company wide bargaining while the firm maintains options for other plants. The 26 striking unions seek coordinated dates and higher wages as the longest copper stoppage grows.
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Washington
Phelps Dodge Corp
Arizona Tines
el Paso, Tex
New, York
Arkansus
Phelps Dodge
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers Union
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
Anaconda Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Johnson
White House
Vietnam
Air Force Sergeant in Vietnam Faces Tough Choice on Family
Air Force Sgt. John L. Wolfe, stationed at Phu Cat in Vietnam, has refused hardship discharge to continue his career and support his six motherless children. With more than 13 years in service, he plans to stay at least seven more to qualify for a pension. While volunteers from 31 states offered to care for his children, he kept them with relatives and an orphanage, noting the world’s good-hearted people while avoiding marriage proposals from hopeful admirers.
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Phu Cat
Vietnam
Air Force
John L. Wolfe
Wolfe
Columbus
Miss
Cai
West Point
George
Ralph
Wanda
Valley Station
Jonathan
David
Middletown
Dothan
Ala
Rusk Questions Stretch Through Vietnam Hearing
Lawmakers pressed Secretary Rusk as the foreign aid debate shifted to Vietnam. Senators critiqued policy and demanded answers while Rusk remained composed under hot lights, urging a longer session before a charged panel.
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Rusk
Fulbright
Vietnam
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Rusk outlines Vietnam bombing stance and UN options
Rusk argues Washington should not halt bombing while Hanoi keeps its military drive and dismisses a UN Security Council route as futile. He predicts a protracted, inconclusive debate if the council acts and cites Soviet opposition as a barrier to progress.
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Field
Rusk
Vietnam
U.N. Security Council
Plan battles over 1969 70 school aid and taxes
Lawmakers debate raising the state minimum teacher salary to 6000 in 1969 70 and increasing subsidies to districts. Rep Donald Fox says higher subsidies may require higher taxes. Democrats counter that the GOP maneuvers push teachers ahead while delaying long term costs. A national dialogue on war policies continues.
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Donald W. Fox
R-Lawrence
General Assembly
Shafer
GOP
John Walsh
D-Allegheny
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City Pole
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Green
Wile
Warren
Karl Timm
Public Safety Committee
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Kinzua Dam
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Marion Streets
Cam Cervola
Mead Avenue
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East Pleasant Street
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Marion Street
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
R. M. Kinney
Warren County
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Mrs. Isaac Sher+ lock
Evelyn Merkle
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Corry Savings and Loan Association
N. Center Street
Corry, Penna
Lehman’s Stavice
West Main Street
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