Finding Birds at Presque Isle revised edition announced
Just a Paragraf reports Western Pennsylvania Conservancy published a revised edition of Finding Birds at Presque Isle by Jean Stull, first in a pocket nature guide series begun in 1961, based on years of field work near Presque Isle State Park Erie and noting the author is Edinboro State College graduate and Fort LeBoeuf High School art teacher. The note quotes President Charles F. Lewis on a new family of simple field texts for natural areas. In Warren a float plane landed on the Allegheny River after bad weather as Frank Garrish and Harold Blake aimed for Portland. Allegheny Airlines pledges cooperation to support an air taxi service from Chess Lamberton to Pittsburgh with interline baggage, ticketing, and ground service, using eight-passenger planes. A surplus food distribution is set for Corry on April 26 for un-certified individuals, requiring in-person attendance and documentation. Real estate transfers from Stephen E. Brooks estate and others were recorded in Erie County. Funeral services for Francis A. Boland will be held in Youngsville with interment in Garland. The House Appropriations Committee approved 50,000 for a fish hatchery near Warren.
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Mines Inspector Freed On Bail In Extortion Case
Reading Pa AP Leon ard Grochowski Shenandoah state mines inspector freed on $1000 bail on extortion charges. Detective Bernard J McCole Hazleton filed a case accusing Grochowski of taking 200 dollars from Laureldale blaster Chester Strickler to refrain from reporting him for violating a new state explosive storage law. Testimony described Grochowski pressuring for the payment before enforcement actions could begin.
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MecCole
Strickler
Harrisburg
Weather Fair In Fairbanks
Unseasonably warm weather in Fairbanks with 45 degree temperatures, 10 days of springlike conditions, and snowless forecasts. Ft Wainwright ski review canceled due to lack of snow. Aeroflot flight from Moscow to Rome marks a pilot direct service with 10 officials and a 10-man crew onboard.
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Kennedy scales Yukon peak to honor late brother at 15900 feet
Senator Robert F. Kennedy reached the previously unclimbed summit of 15,900 feet in Yukon Territory with seven National Geographic party members. He placed a small flag to honor his mother, Mrs. Kennedy, as they started from an 8,500-foot base camp and followed a route charted in 1935. The ascent in 15 to 18 mph winds and 5 degree weather ended with a sunlit view as helicopters ferried climbers to Whitehorse.
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Erie stock swindle trial ties former promoter McGuire
In New York the McGuire conspiracy trial hears John C Hazen testify that McGuire and two others sold 700000 in unregistered stocks from firms including Asta King Tamarac Haratine and Oil. Hazen and other Erie figures are subpoenaed as the case proceeds with eight checks said to fund drilling in Ohio. The defendants formed Herbert Perry and Co to sell the stocks, with the SEC alleging over 450000 raised before funds were diverted. The trial, in federal court without a jury, is expected to last weeks with further testimony from Wilson and others.
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Tomer Erie Oil and Gas
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Asta-King Petroleum Co, Inc
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Train Smashes Track In Beaver Falls Collision
An 11 car Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a tractor trailer at a grade crossing in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania causing an estimated 150000 dollars in damage. The driver James Hulsey of Atlanta escaped serious injury and was treated at Providence Hospital. The train traveled about 55 miles per hour and was en route from Washington to Chicago.
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Atlanta
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Niles
Ohio
Washington
Chicago
Mount Kennedy Named in Memory of Assassinated President
The middle man on a rope between two veterans of the 1963 American expedition to Mt. Everest James W. Whittaker of Seattle and Barry Prather of Ellensburg Washington. Mt Kennedy was named by the Canadian government last year in memory of the assassinated president.
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James W. Whittaker
Seattle
Barry Prather
Ellensburg
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Tipoffs Hurt Bombing Plans
US and South Vietnamese air attacks against North Vietnam targets since February 7 have been described as largely successful. Defense officials cite over 70 percent destruction at some objectives and near obliteration of depots and installations, while some generals worry heavier casualties could have occurred if surprise had been achieved. Reliable figures on North Vietnamese deaths are scarce and many officials doubt a high toll.
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North Viet Nam
Beaver Youth Wounded Then Self-Inflicted Death
In Beaver County, James Tenney, 25, wounded Kenneth Nelson, 18, with five bullets in a Beaver apartment. Tenney then killed himself with a .38 caliber revolver. Nelson was taken to Rochester General Hospital in fair condition. Coroner Dr John Colavincenzo ruled death by own action, noting a quarrel over an undetermined matter preceded the shooting.
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Beaver County
John Colavincenzo
James Tenney
Calavincenzo
Tenney
Kenneth Nelson
Nelson
Nela
Rochester General Hospital
Photos Show Landing Spots
Photos show landing spots composed of solidified frothy lava that might collapse under explorers weight. Kuiper suggests crater walls could hold potential landing sites. Wednesday night pictures were taken by cameras other than the one used for Ranger 9's live 200 wide angle photographs during the final plunge.
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