Zoning Board Rejects Garage Expansion Plan
The Zoning Board of Adjustments unanimously rejected Toplovich’s request to expand his car repair business on a residential Wayne Street lot. Board members Stewart A. Long Arthur Cohen and Edward Kaiser voted against. objections included port and residents Harriet Myers and J. Guy Butters. Toplovich would relocate to a Warren County site if denied, and the plan would require demolishing the current building for a new structure.
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Zoning Board of
Wayne Street
Stewart A. Long
Arthur Cohen
Edward Kaiser
Ob Porter
Misa Harriet Myers
Dr. J. Guy Butters
Toplovich
Crete Block
Warren County
GOP Gains Registration Edge Here
A special voter registration drive in Corry and surrounding communities shows Republicans ahead in registrations and party changes. Across Millcreek Albion Harborcreek and Girard the GOP leads with 54 registered Republicans to 1 Democrat and a net Republican gain of 170 compared with Democrats 30. Final unofficial tallies due today.
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Millcreek
Albion
Harbarcreek
Girard
Corry
Harborer
Demscat
Helen Gressley
Corry Teacher Wins Summer Scholarship to Westminster College
A Corry area high school history teacher Fred J Schwab has been selected to attend a summer session of the Institute on Community and Constitutional Democracy at Westminster College. The program supports teachers pursuing credits toward certification or a master’s degree in social studies. The Westminster campus is in New Wilmington, and the weeks-long courses are offered to selected secondary teachers.
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Corry
Westminster College
Tnstitute
Fred J. Schwab
Jell Foom
Teatitute
Westmister
New ‘Wilmington
Driver loses control on slushy curve in Corry crash
Corry State Police report an eastbound car slid on slush, veered off the south side, struck guard rails, and tipped over. Trooper Toth said the driver had no visible injuries but planned a checkup at Union City Memorial Hospital. Vehicle damage estimated at $2,000.
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Corry
Toth
Union City Memorials Hospital
Nine Hours Of Terror Ends As Tear Gas Stops Gunman
In Springfield Oregon a tense siege ends when tear gas halts an ex convict hostage situation after gunman fires. Hostage Charles Faw describes moments of fear as police move to safety. Authorities say the aftermath confirmed no further harm despite the perilous standoff.
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Springfield
Ore
Aenman
Steranee
Aowion
Paren
Charles Fawan
Excht
Fawbush
Prva
Black Market Breakup at Warren School
Warren Borough police busted a black market operation at Beaty Junior High that night. A ninth grader admitted selling school books at half price to classmates, with many titles teachers had recommended for reading. Items were turned over to Juvenile authorities and the case will be handled accordingly.
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Warren School
Warren
Borough Potes
Renneied Iba
Ic Beaty Junior High
Donald Fitch
Beaty
Extend Deadline On Car Licenses
HARRISBURG AP March 31 deadline for renewal of motor vehicle registrations was extended by Secretary of Revenue B Smith Jr. due to heavy mail volume. The extension applies only to motor vehicle registrations not to operator license renewals for March. changes create address problems and slow processing.
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Harrisburg
Maine
B. Smith Jr
Revenue
Dot
Court Reverses Pa Milk Ban in Allegheny County
A court ruling reversed a county ban on selling unpasteurized milk in Allegheny County. Wexford dairy farmer J W Shenot appealed after a $200 1964 fine for selling raw milk without a permit. The court deemed the prior sale illegal under health laws.
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OUR State
Wexford
J. W. Shenot
Allegheny County
Bellefonte Leader Dies at Masonic Dinner in Williamsport
William M. Rossman prominent Bellefonte businessman and Centre County treasurer died unexpectedly at a Williamsport Masonic dinner. He collapsed while presiding over a Mount Nittany Club meeting of about 70 Scottish Rite members. died before medical help arrived.
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Williamsport
Hubert M. Rossman
Bellefonte
Centre County
Rossman
Mount Nittany Club
Scottish Rite
Domestic Programs Now Poor Cousins
Washington AP reports the House appropriations committee trimmed two new domestic programs rent subsidies and the Teachers Corps from a 2.564/972,569 appropriation bill. Johnson proposed 30 million for rent subsidies and 13.2 million for teachers, but the committee approved 12 million and 10 million respectively, mostly for the remaining months of the fiscal year ending June 30. The retreat reduces overall by 248,679,600 below the President’s request, with about 242 million of the cut from a bookkeeping adjustment. The rent program helps low income tenants with housing costs in nonprofit projects, while the Teachers Corps would add teachers in districts serving large poor populations.
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Washington
House
Capitol Hill
Awaske
Johnson
Second Edinboro President Dies Within Weeks
Dr. Harry W. Earlley, newly appointed president of Edinboro State College, collapsed and died at Port Erie Airport while awaiting a flight to Harrisburg for a business trip. He was 50, and had taken the post after Dr. Thomas R. Miller’s death. Earlley appeared in good health earlier that morning.
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Harry W. Earlley
Edinboro
State Department of Public Instruction
Last Pee
Dr. Who
Sth
Reds Toll High In Hot 5 Day Battle
US Air Force B52 bombers struck Viet Cong strongholds in South Vietnam during a five day surge that began from Guam last June. Officials in Saigon say the massive raids, totaling 191 missions, have sharply reduced the communist will to fight.
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Air Force
South
Viet Nam
Guam
Saigon
Allied push wipes out 1,236 enemy troops in Quang Ngai
In a five day campaign in central coastal Quang Ngai Province, Senior American and Vietnamese officers say 1,236 Communists were killed or wounded as U S Marines and allied forces cleared villages and smashed a regiment. Light Allied losses noted. Marines launch Operation Kings toward Da Nang while air and naval strikes target North Viet Nam facilities. A Chinook CH47 was shot down. two American aircraft losses reported.
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Quang Ngai
Saigon
da Nang
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Viet Nam
Air Force
Dong Hoi
Pentagon Censors Cited Over Marine Division Disclosure
Public record notes that the rest of the Second Marine Division may be sent to Viet Nam as part of a broader force increase. Secretary Nitze cited an 85 200 Marines expansion to provide a rotation base for deploying the remainder of the division, a disclosure noted amid prior self censorship requests by defense officials.
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Washington
Pentagon
South Viet Nam
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Senate
Nitze
Viet Nam
3Rd Marine
1St Marine
Arthur Sylvester
United States
She's Rough And Ready
Kathy Hartupee of Forest Park confronted a thief in Atlanta after spotting a portable radio taken from her car. She followed him two miles in black sneakers, retrieved the radio, and later helped police arrest the man for larceny. She sustained a foot blister during the pursuit.
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Atlanta
Kathy Hartupee
T Ne
Hartupee
Forest Park
Blood pioneer Dr Q H Robertson dies at 79
Santa Cruz California Dr Q H Robertson 79 an originator of the blood bank and emeritus professor at the University of Chicago died Wednesday of a heart attack. Robertson and Dr Peyton Rous at Rockefeller Institute in New York helped discover how to preserve blood.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Q. H. Robertson
Blood Bank
The
Uniersity of
Chicago
Robertson
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Two Auto Accidents In Union City And Route 8
Corry State Police investigated two road mishaps yesterday with no injuries. In Union City, an $800 collision occurred on North Main as a car driven by Mary Thomas skidded on an icy street and collided with Vernon Fairchild. On Route 8 near Titusville, a pickup driven by Larry Abrams was rear ended by a tractor trailer operated by Allan Priest, with no injuries reported.
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Corry
Union City
Titusville
George Martin
North Main Street
Joseph Basile
Mary Thomas
Vernon Fairchild
Larry Abrams
Allan Priest
Silver Creek
Indian prime minister to visit Washington after Paris talks
AP dispatch says the Indian prime minister halted in Paris for talks with French officials before continuing to the United States. He plans to meet President Lyndon B. Johnson at the White House on Monday, aboard a U.S. government plane.
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Paris
Washington
White House
Johnson
Me Takes Plunge Of 61 Degrees
Corry endured its first spring storm with over eight inches of snow and a 61 degree drop in two days. Utilities and streets crews kept the city running as icy slush forms and driving remains difficult. Warming trend expected early next week.
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Corry
Mercury
Titusville
Septuplets Die At Birth Reportedly in Belgium
A birth in Belgium involved seven babies dying at birth after the mother reportedly used fertility treatment from Sweden. Officials said the mother traveled for the procedure and the episode prompted local inquiries.
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