Mexican Bullfighters at Concord School Event Featured by Pack 180
Cub Scout Pack 180 of Concord School presented a Mexican Bullfighting program for parents and guests. Den mothers Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mrs. Ralph Kimmy crafted guitars and Fred Mitchell designed the bull outfit. The matador was Roger Grape and the bull figures were built by Robert Kimmy, David Sample, and Dean Van derhoof.
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Ralph Kimmy
Roger
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David Sample
Dean Vanderhoof
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Oil Creek Watershed flood control plan outlined
Titusville officials and residents heard a Soil Conservation Service briefing on the Oil Creek Watershed Project. Nine dam sites would regulate water flow over about 112000 acres, mostly in Crawford County, with a cost benefiting outcome said to beat annual flood damages, referencing the January 1959 flood as a planning point. Mayor Varnum noted the council adopted a March 5 resolution to pursue funding and land easements, aiming to file a Congress funding request this year.
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Titusville
Oil Creek
Howard Gates
Soil Conservation Service
Howard Gales
Herbert
Varnum
Crawford County
Gates
Theilnsville
Crawford County Rejects Welfare Administration Cost Share
Meadville Crawford County commissioners voted unanimously to refuse the state welfare dept request to shift part of public assistance admin costs to the county. Chairman Ralph H. Wagner said the county will continue opposing such action. Commissioner Harold B. Turner called it a state government issue. W Earl Austin warned the program could push the bulk of expenses onto the county.
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Harold B. Turner
W. Earl Austin
Johnson Threatens Guard Over Selma March Deadlock
The Senate overruled protesters and ordered its Judiciary Committee to act by April 9 with a 67 to 13 vote. Governor Wallace faced federal pressure as Alabama lawmen prepared, while President Johnson warned he would mobilize the National Guard if needed. The scene at Selma and Montgomery included jail refusals, public rallies, and tense showdowns between federal authorities and Alabama officials.
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Selma
Ala
Washington
Texas
Alabama
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W. B. Painter
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Montgomery
Alabama House
Thien Wallace
Don’t Swing At Low Balls Or High Either
A vehicle buyer can be fooled by outside curves just as a batter strikes out. An unethical dealer may use a low ball or high ball tactic to lure customers with unreal price differentials. Heberlein Motors pledges to offer straight pitches, valuing repeat customers over quick sales.
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Heberlein Motors
Warren County borrows 16000 for Rouse Home building plan
Warren County Commissioners adopted a resolution to borrow 16000 from the Rouse Permanent Poor Fund at four percent interest for the Rouse Home building program. Divorce complaints filed in Erie County named Beverly Langhurst against Larry Langhurst, with marriage in Union City on April 6, 1963. Forester predicts 2.1 million visits to Allegheny National Forest in 1965, up from 1.909 million last year and 133.8 million for the Forest Service. Erie’s Oakdale Corp. confirms plans for a Holiday Inn in Warren, with feasibility work to begin after locating a site. Bernard Lopkowski of Clymer to receive a business degree at Gannon College on May 29. Extended weather forecast shows cold weekend, then moderating, turning colder again early next week. Wallet lost by David McDonald at Liberty Street area. found items may be left at police station.
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Rouse
Erie County
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Union City
Larry D. Langhurst
Maple Avenue
Gannon College
Bernard Lopkowski
Clymer
Disarm Loaded Youths At Pa Court Room
In Philadelphia Deputy sheriffs screened visitors to a court where eight youths were sentenced on threats against a judge. Weapons including scissors shears knives and a dog bath were confiscated from youths and others before Judge Juanita Kidd Stout delivered sentences. No charges were filed against those found with weapons. Judge Stout has been cracking down on juveniles involved in gang fights or attacks on young girls.
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