Nine new voting machines recalled by Erie County Election Board
A report notes nine automatic voting machines bought from Rockwell Manufacturing Co. for 1640 dollars each, totaling nearly 15,000, recalled by the Erie County Election Board. Arrangements to pay are set for September 15 when county revenues are available. The item appears among a series of local notices including a public hearing on school merger in Rome Township and various local incidents and obituaries.
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Erie County Election Board
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Jamestown
Rome Township
Crawford County
Floyd.b. Peters
Titusville
Priest Killed Walking After Car Lost In Fog
Rev. Connell Ginton, 57, rector of St. Mary's in Beaver Meadows near Hazleton, Pennsylvania, was struck from behind and killed by a passing car in dense fog while returning home. Driver William Gerlach, 21, of McAdoo, said he could not see the priest and was traveling about 20 miles per hour. The accident occurred about 50 yards from his home.
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Connell Ginton
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Beaver Meadows
Hazelton
Pennsylvania
Richard Sachs
Hazleton Barracks
William Gérlach
McAdool
Clinton
Sachs
Crash That Hurt Fatalities Injured In Bradford Head-On
A Sunday head-on crash near Bradford injured eight and killed three people. Diane Wilton suffered facial injuries, while Mary Ann Bath's car carried nine others including Thomas Flanders and Lawrence Swanson. Dorothy Swanson remained in fair condition with fractures and facial injuries. State Police say the Bain car failed to negotiate a curve, colliding with Swanson’s northbound vehicle.
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Bradford
Diane Wilton
Mary ‘Ann Bath
Miss Bain
Thomas Flanders
Poser
Laarence L. Swanson
Esther Swanson
Linda Kay Swanson
Rodney Theodore Swanson
Tonawahda
N.Y
Dorothy Swanson
Bain
Lawrence Swanson
Fonawands
Sparta School Honor Roll Names 48 students across grades
Sparta merged schools lists forty eight students named to the honor roll for the fifth six week period. Seventh grade includes Jessie Dooher Clifford Halfast Barry Scouten Roni Shorts Gayle Wetherbee Paul Witmer Linda Theuret. Eighth grade lists Sandra Ayers Daniel Boythe Bonnie Clark Patty Cook Rebecca Greer Pamela Kolaja Joseph Linden Mary Montgambky Troy Smith Marleen Wetherbee. Ninth grade features Wean Alsdorf Sandra Capela Alice Halfast John Linden Jim Tubbs John Stranshaw Leslie Winans. Tenth grade names Robert Bauer Carolyn Beal Sandra Brown Sandra Cook Rosalie Greer Carol Matteson Judy Penoyer Glenard Preston Mary Jo Torrey. Eleventh grade lists Kerry Alsdorf Sandra Bundside Larry Greer James Halfast Elaine Winans Lucinda Witmer. Twelfth grade includes Joel Alsdorf Gretchen Clark Roberta Greer Kitty Doohet Heidi Hochtel Gilbert Wichels Judy Orovie Susan Stranahan Pauline Yoder.
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Sparta
Jessie Dooher
Clifford Halfast
Barry Scouten
Roni Shorts
Gayle Wetherbee
Paul Witmer
Linda ‘Theuret
Sandra~ Ayers
Daniel Boythe
Bonnie Clark
Patty Cook
Rebecca Greer
Robert Bauer
Carolyn Beal
Sandra. Brown
Sandra Cook
Rosalie. Greer
Carol Matteson
Judy Penoyer
Glenard Preston
Mary Jo Torrey
Kerry Alsdorf
Sandra Burnside
Larry Greer
James Halfast
Elaine Winans
Lucinda Witmer
Joel _Alsdorf
Gretchen “Clark
Roberta” Greer
Kitty” Doohet
Heidi Hochtel
Gilbert Wichels
Judy Orovie
Susan Stranahan
Pauline Yoder
Funeral service for M Tubbs at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral notice states M Tubbs will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial is in East Branch Cemetery.
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Reobett Lynn Haner
Robert Haner
Chestnut Street
Bracken Funeral Home
H.ray Harris
West Spring Creek
M. Tubbs
East Branch Cemetery
Corry Country Club opens season with course ready
Corry Country Club declares the Corry course officially open after a weekend showing by niblick players. Other facilities at the hilltop site near readiness with Fer bert and kitchen slated to open soon. A May 20 meeting will discuss improvements and membership details as local pros and teams prepare for the summer golf schedule.
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Leo-be-a-Seole-Pourgome
Released Yanks Freed by Communists After Captivity
Two American Army sergeants Quinn and Groom said they were held for 22 days by Viet Cong guerrillas atop a mountain near Da Nang and fed rice without brutality. They arrived in Saigon wearing camouflage and recounted aiding wounded comrades before villagers released them. Radio Hanoi cited a Front official saying the two requested pardon and release after their captors explained the struggle.
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South Viet Nam
Serrillas
Francis Quinn
Niagara
George B. Groom
St. Joseph
Army Special Forces
da Nang
Wayne BE. Marchand
Platts
Mouth
Net
Spee
James Gabriel
Honolulu
Quinn
Groom
North Viet Nam
Radio Hanoi
Vietnamese Air and Ground Units Kill Guerrillas in Mekong Delta
South Vietnamese planes and troops airlifted by 22 U.S. Marine helicopters killed eight communists guerrillas and captured 22 yesterday in the Mekong Delta Saigon reports.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Verdélia
United States proposes exhibit exchange with Soviet Union
The United States requests an exhibit in the Soviet Union to accompany the canceled 1967 Moscow World’s Fair plans. Washington seeks a mutually agreed date to match the Soviet exhibit at the New York fair and notes Moscow’s prior 1967 cancellation after signing space contracts. The move follows the Moscow fair cancellation anniversary and aims to preserve exhibition exchange.
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United States
Moscow
Union
New York
State Department
Soviet Union
New York Fair
Ins
NATO Weighs World Woes and Nuclear Question
The Kennedy administration seeks to reassure allies, especially West Germany, on nuclear options amid calls for NATO to form its own force. Defense ministers meet Thursday, foreign ministers Friday, with a Sunday wrap up. Berlin remains a flashpoint as the alliance weighs a settlement path.
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U.S
West Germany
NATO
Berlin
Pennsylvan ia to Receive 1 Million Federal Funds For School TV
President Kennedy signed a bill enabling up to one million dollars in federal aid for educational television in Pennsylvania. U.S. Senator Hugh Scott and State Superintendent Dr. Charles H. Boehm welcomed the measure, noting matching funds will be needed and state action to fund a statewide network remains pending. The plan includes WHYY Philadelphia and WQED Pittsburgh stations, with potential additional channels at Penn State and other locations.
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Federet Loverte
Kennedy
U.S
Hugh Scott
Charles H. Boelm
Commonwealth
Scott
Congress
Boehng
Department of Public Tnsteetion
Marcus Kneok
Eveat of
Phina Foray
Philadelphia
Whyytv
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State University
Erie
Wilkes-Barre-Scranton
Lock
Ven
Allenton Bethlehem
Jamestown Buys Bus Firm For 95800
Jamestown purchases 18 buses and associated equipment from Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Co Inc for 95800. City Council approves as best alternative and promises service continuation without guaranteed schedules. ~49 employees affected.
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Jamestown
Ity
Jamestown—Motor—Bus Transportation Co. Inc
Jess-J
Aperlion
Robert J. Williamson
Buffalo
Sheldon
Kofod
Dr Lester Wolk Dies in New York
Dr Lester Da vid Wolk a noted draft lawyer and former U S representative died Monday in New York He was a Republican who served in Congress from November 1920 to March 1923.
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Lester Wolk
New York
Lester David
Wolk
U+8
Congress
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