Local club safe robbed and other city notes
A safe in a club was ripped open with cash taken. A bowling machine was smashed and money removed. Entry was through a broken glass door on the north side. A 16 year old girl lost her eyeglasses in Gerry. A stray dog was found without a collar and placed in the city pound. Lewis D. Brown of 314% Marion street cited for reckless driving. Talon Inc stock split to 8 million shares. A pair of binoculars turned in to police. Two youths cited for speeding after car races. Columbus residents can register to vote at the Community Building. Retail Merchants plan this year’s Easter egg hunt at Mead Park. Francis R. Lafecheck, 90, pleads innocent to two burglaries. About 50 families north and east of Columbus lost electricity after a tree fell on wires. Barach’s Home Furniture owner in Erie listed in hospital. Several traffic and driving charges noted in Jamestown area. Two local drivers cited for leaving the scene of accidents. Oil City Jaycees suffer $400 loss on A-Go-Go program sponsorship. Two cars involved in minor crashes. one driver cited for leaving scene.
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U S Forces Hit North Viet Nam Convoy and Air Bases
Marine and Air Force units reported heavy action in North Viet Nam. A 50-vehicle convoy was halted with 27 trucks destroyed or damaged and 14 anti aircraft guns knocked out. Navy aircraft damaged five gun boats and two junks while hitting inland targets near Dong Hoi and Vinh. Air losses included an RF101 Voodoo and an A4 Skyhawk, with pilots rescued or listed missing. Buddhist protests occurred in Da Nang and Hue against Premier Ky.
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New York Newspapers Plan Merger to Form World Journal Tribune
Three New York papers the Morning Herald Tribune the World Telegram and Sun and the Journal American announced a merger creating World Journal Tribune Inc. The two afternoon dailies will combine as the World Journal while the Herald Tribune remains a weekday morning paper but joins with the Sunday Journal American as the World Journal and Tribune. The deal, under review by the Justice Department, aims to cut Manhattan to five daily papers and three Sundays, with 5,700 employees affected and labor talks set to continue.
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Hold Rites For Mrs C Jones
Mrs C Jones and Carre B Jones were honored in funeral rites at the Bracken Corner of the First Baptist Church. Burial followed at Pine Grove with bearers Frederick Sind Paul Bartholome, G Fred Duell, J Fred Kinley, Donald Mac Martin and J Donald Watson. Attending out of town were E Curtis of Texas and Harold Eimers of Ripley along with Frederick B Unterford and Carl Taylor Sr Findley Lake.
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Masked attacker robs congressman in Longworth office
A knife wielding intruder robbed Rep. Pecormeets of $40 in the Longworth House Office Building. The congressman suffered a minor arm cut and received a tetanus shot. Capitol Police and a janitor, Raymond Bernard Hines Jr., 21, were involved as police investigated the incident.
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May Street relocation plan eyed to appease objectors
The city commission discusses relocating May Street to aid a development and address apartment objections. Engineer David Johnson proposes a half circle plan with vacating May Street, creating two buildable lots and dividing the street area between property owners and the developer. Downey reports polling residents on paving timelines to ease sewer and street assessments.
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le Gray
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Council Briefs Smoothed Bid Awards and Fire Station Plan
The council accepted a $1 190 bid by George W Black of New York though other bids were not disclosed and understood to be slightly lower. It approved staffing and a base station plan with Corry to handle rural fire calls. An assessment by the state may be required.
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Untimely Death In Ranson Reveals Local Planning Debate
Authorities say Andrew J. Ford died by self inflicted gunshot in Ranson West Virginia. The incident occurred as the city’s Planning Commission and City Council prepared to approve a development change. The council planned next steps and the commission would address the issue this week.
Plan for city waste service faces drafting roadblocks
The council discussed shifting waste duties to landlords and new contracted services. A unified charge may cover garbage sewer and water, with separate non containerized refuse rules and annual cleanup cost savings cited. City engineer David Johnson to draft ordinance began drafting.
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