Titusville Unveils Five Year Capital Plan
Titusville Planning Commission approved a five year capital improvement program totaling 343000 with 210000 bonded, 80000 federal loan, and rest from city budgets. Top project is Titusville Airport runway extension at 410000 with 90000 city share and 60000 bond inclusion. Amendments show concern over using city funds for development via sewer and water extensions and street work. Completion date for plans slated for this year.
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Titusville
Zainea
Beckman and Swenson
Planning Commission
Mill Street
Oil Creek
Burgess Park
Commission
Hospital admissions and discharges and city projects report
Admitted list includes Samuel Simpson and Hannah Flowers among others at Corry Medical Hospital with addresses and relations. discharges note Scott Frisina and Robert Hulett among others. Former CAB head Harlee Branch Sr. dies in Atlanta. Traffic circulation project estimated at 20 000 with 15 000 local share. new fire engine planned costing 25 000 with purchase slated for 1968.
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Samuel Simpson
East Frederick Street
Hannah Flowers
Susan Tanner
Gould Street
Alton Bromley Jr
Snyder
Circle
Elaine
Clayton Duink
Clymer
Mary
Glenn Rugar Jr
East Columbus Avenue
Robert Hunt
Snyder Cirele
Warner McCray
R. D
Corry
CAB
Atlanta, Ga
Harlee Branch Sr
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Franklin Streets
Final rites for Walter J Emory at Spitzer Funeral Home
Walter J Emory will receive funeral services at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer at 1 p.m. Friday with burial in Lowville Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 7–9 p.m. and Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. at the funeral home. Ella Morris body rests at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with calls Thursday 7–9 p.m. and Friday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Burial Monday at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Emory
Walter J. Emory
Spitzer
Clymer
Lowville
Red Army Seizes Canton Party Offices and Factories
AP dispatches from Hong Kong report the Red Chinese army seizing all party committees in Canton to crush rebel influence and take over major factories. Other broadcasts claim Mao loyalists moved to restore production and were welcomed by workers, while conflicting reports note clashes and worker absenteeism amid the purge in Canton, the provincial capital near Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
Canton Radio
Red Chinese
Communist Party
South China
Mao Tse-tung
Canton
People Liberation Army
Mao
Kwangtung Province
Russo Cross Portrait Hearsay Links Oswald to Ferrie Case
Baton Rouge judge Russo testifies he did not recognize Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963 photos until later when whiskered images from Ferrie’s apartment matched. He recalls seeing Oswald as neat in pictures versus the cluttered scene at Ferrie’s place. Ferrie died last February amid probe by Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison. Shaw and Oswald were connected to a plot to kill Kennedy.
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Russo
Lee Harvey Oswald
New Orleans
Dymond
Baton Rouge
Criminal District Court
Shaw
Oswald
David W. Ferrie
Kennedy
Dallas
Ferrie
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Garrison
James L. Alcock
Leon Oswald
Witness Russo links Ferrie to Oswald in Garrison inquiry
Russo recalls being shown Oswald photos by a Garrison agent and identifying Ferrie as Oswald’s roommate. He describes interrogation with sodium pentothal and notes Oswald’s death at the Dallas police station two days after the assassination. The Warren Commission found no further conspirators.
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Garrison
Oswald
Russo
Ferrie
Dymond
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Warren Commission
Judge McClelland to be sworn as Erie County judge tomorrow
Erie County awaits the swearing in of interim judge Lindley R. McClelland on St. Patrick’s Day at 3 p m in the county courthouse. He will then administer the oath of office to Richard P. Brabender as district attorney. The ceremony includes Erie County Bar Association President Stephen Jones and a presentation committee with notable officials and Brabender. Arthur Kunz will read the governor’s commission appointing McClelland to the vacant court post.
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Erie
Lindley R. McClelland
St. Patrick's
McClelland
Edward H. Carney
Richard P. Brabender
Elmer L. Evans
McClelland Sworn as Attorney in 1942 After Penn Law Grad
Kunz as chief deputy pro tempore administered the oath of attorney to McClelland in 1942 after his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. They served together in World War II. McClelland's robing committee included John Blackmore Howard Plate Joseph Agresti James P. Bryan Paul Joslin Wendell Good and Charles Moffatt.
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Y Journal
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McCray Community Hall
McCray Cemetery
Alpine Inn
Spartansburg
Berte
Turben
Chevrolet
Hotel
Suet Ee So
VFW Garden
The
Moose
Inter
SS Sss
Syeda Inc
O.K
California
Sunkist
SWIFT
Alt
Corry Medical Hospital
Scott
Frank Frisina
West Smith Street
Robert Hulett
John
John Slayton
Worth Street
Earl Park
Shermen
Joseph Janesee
Carl Taylor
Findley Lake
Stanwyek
RCA Victor
Aéeno Fisca
RCA
Davis
North Center Street
Red Army
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Beatnik
Morris B. Ewing
Breeder Meeting
Curtiss Farmer Breeder
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Curtiss Breeding Service, Inc
Cary, Illinois
Ewing
Curtiss
Thomas W. Kelly
Lamont
Pennsylvania
U. I
Progress
Travalue Building
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
St. Patrick’s
Moose Club
America
Frank
Yankovics
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Center Street
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