Runaway girl sought. police trace in Warren area
State police say Jean F. Detrie, a ward of the court, ran away from her father’s Tylersburg home around 2 p.m. and may be in the Warren area. An aunt, Mrs. Betty Neely, lives in Warren. In Aliquippa a Columbus woman’s mother died, with three grandchildren named. Real estate transfers and a bike theft near Wright School are also noted along with a driveway vandalism incident at Al’s Dairy Bar.
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Tionesta State Police
Jean F. Detrie
Tylersburg
Clarion County
Warren
Betty Neely
Aliquippa
Columbus
Mary Matascik
Mark Savko
North Street
Golf View
Clarence Savko
Worth Street
Ronald Proctor
Union Street
Mountain View
Ernest Whaley
Sciota Street
Rose Mary
Columbus Avenue
Evie
Whaley
Space Pictures From Monster Satellite Nears Launch
Cape Kennedy AP ATS 2, a drum shaped satellite with 268 feet booms, will be placed in a 6905 mile high orbit to broadcast live space pictures to home TV sets. The craft uses gravity to keep a side toward Earth and carries two TV cameras for Earth and weather imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Applications
Earth
NASA
ATS 2
Kennedy Opens Day With Dems After Johnson Speech
Democratic state chairmen meet with Sen. Robert Kennedy after standing ovations for President Johnson as he defends domestic and Vietnam policies. Johnson urges unity and credit to his record while Kennedy signals support, with Humphrey seeking party cooperation across the states.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
United States
North Vietnam
New York State
Kennedy
New York
National Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Europe
William Conell
Humphrey
Connell
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Democratic Party
America
Recorders May Reveal Fatal Crash Cause
The crash of a Delta jetliner that killed 18 people may be explained by flight and voice recorders found at the crash scene. Investigators sent the devices to Washington as a motel fire at the Hilton Inn in New Orleans damaged the structure and claimed the lives of nine high school girls and several other guests.
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New Orleans
Delta
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Delta Air Lines
Hilton Inn
Wisconsin
Juda
Monroe
Bruce Stephens
Olympia Fields
Stephens
Tom Grant
Clyde M. Farris
Philadelphia
State allocates 797772 to Erie County towns in Home Rule Act payouts
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways releases a lump sum of 797,772 for Erie County municipalities under Act 655. Corry receives 18640 as its direct share, with Edinboro 5021 and other towns listed. Funds support street, road, and bridge construction and maintenance. Also notes University of Maine cow college stance despite removal debates.
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Harrisburg
the Journal
State Department of Highways
Erie County
Robert G. Bartlete
Corry
Edinboro
Elgin
Middleboro
Mill Village
North East
Union City
Waterford
Wattsburg
Wesleyville
Amity
Concord
Greene
Greenfield
Harborcreek
LeBoeuf
McKean
Millcreek
Northeast
Summit
Union
Venango
Washington
Wayne
Eastern Drought Eases as Midwest Agriculture Faces Risk
Eastern drought conditions have eased, but the Midwest faces threats from continued dryness. New York City officials note some emergency measures may be lifted, yet farmers anticipate April rains to revive crops and curb dust storms. Kansas and Texas report scant rainfall, with rivers shrinking and livestock forage at risk.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Boston Weather Bureau
New York City
James Marcus
Kansas City
Canada
United States
Plains States
Northwest
Great Lakes
Kansas
San Angelo
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
New York
Marcus
Newsmen Return To TV With Talks Set For Saturday
Ray Scherer and Morgan Beatty join Chet Huntley and Frank McGee on NBC despite a strike by the Federation of Television and Radio Artists. Negotiators are summoned to Washington for talks at the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to resolve a walkout now in its third day. The strike targets wages and fees for about 100 on air newsmen at network owned stations in New York Chicago and Los Angeles with salaries above eleven thousand dollars a year and stars reaching one hundred thousand.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Ray Scherer
Morgan Beatty
Chet Huntley
Frank McGee
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
NBC
CBS
ABC
Mutual Broadcasting System
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Pennzoil Co
Merley. Dodd
Third Ward
Mary Yarathh
Michael McKeta
Wayne Township
Jock Rudolph
West Smith Street
Wright School
LBJ
Detroit
George Dresler
Dresler
Rossin
Orono
Maine
Edwin Young
University of Maine
Young
Maine Agriculture
Corry Savings and Loin Association
Center Street
Gorry
Penna
Fogle Lumber
triValue Buildine Supply Center
Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
A&p
Florida
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