Paragraf chronicles local accidents and civic notes
A rush to follow a fire truck led a volunteer driver to back into a station area on East Main street, injuring none and causing about $100 damage per vehicle. Other items report a bike injury of 8 year old Scott McCaslin, city manager hunts in Titusville and Youngsville, skateboard accidents, church services with Rev Frank Ross, juvenile suspects in a sugar house break in, and a Youngsville Swimming Pool Campaign surpassing its goal with $82 065 raised and a contractor leaving town.
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East Main Street
Erie
John R
Dick) Graham
East Main
Costa's Corners
Graham
Stroup
Harold J. Paluh
Paluh
Corry
Scott McCaslin
Donald McCaslin
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Sita
William Munsee
R. D
Sita
Stanley Fuller
Erie County
Hold Service For Mure Wright
Funeral services for Muro L. Wright were held at 11 a m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Jerry McCauley officiating. Burial followed at East Branch Cemetery. Bearers included Donald Raymond and Marvin Rounds, Edward Allen, Norman Mitchell, and Howard Johnson, with many relatives and friends from Erie and nearby towns attending.
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Mure Wright
Muro L. Wright
Bracken Funeral
Jerry McCauley
Cobbs Corners Church
East Branch Cemetery
Donald
Raymond
Marvin Rounds
Edward Allen
Norman Mitchell
Howard Johnson
Melvin Gray
Grand Valley
Glen Wright
Raymond Wright
Conneaut
Ohio
Velma Cooper
Donald Grover
William Edwards
Clifford Rounds
Gerald Rounds
Donald Raymond
Maryin Rounds
al Lasko
Thomas Rewett
Lynn McKay
Mary J. Carlson
Erie
Archie Beers
Fairview
Warren Wright
Long Island
N. Y
Herbert Cooper
Chambersburg
Eva Ewing
Caroline Ewing
Martha Taylor
Titusville
Merle Schweitzer
Warren
Joseph Geiner
Jamestown
Junta and rebels clash over terms as U S troops prep exit
The OAS talks yielded firm stances from Col. Benoit and insurgent Caamano. The junta demands unconditional civilian disarmament for any settlement, while Caamano rejects nonconstitutional solutions and seeks the return of exiled President Juan Bosch and a constitutional government. Bosch had been elected after long dictatorship and was ousted in 1963.
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Ble
U.S
OAS
Pedro Benoit
Caamano
Juan Bosch
Bosch
White House Meet Washington Television Executives
Television network executives were to meet today with White House press secretary George E. Reedy. Reedy described the session as routine.
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White House
Washington
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Families Of Two Killed Firemen Given 143000
In Monroe County Pennsylvania the families of two volunteer firemen killed in the Marshalls Creek trailer-truck explosion last June received a total of 143000 dollars. The settlement approved by Judge Fred W. Davis awarded Ruby Mosier and her three daughters 72850 and Daisy Hines and her daughter 70500 in total plus expenses. The widows are of Edward Hines and Leonard Mosier, two of six people killed when the explosives truck blew up on a Marshalls Creek road. The judgments were entered against truck driver Albert J. Koda and American Cyanamid Co. Koda was acquitted of manslaughter. The truck carried 30000 pounds of explosives and exploded after a tire fire while he sought help.
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Stroudsburg
Marshalls Creek
Monroe County
Fred W. Davis
Ruby Mosier
Daisy Hines
Edward Hines
Leonard Mosier
East Stroudsburg
Albert J. Koda
Port Carber
American Cyanamid Co
Koda
First woman auditor general sworn in Pennsylvania
Grace M. Sloan became the first woman to hold the Pennsylvania auditor general post at noon, sworn in as the state’s new auditor general. She had been the first woman to serve as state treasurer, succeeding Thomas Z. Minehart who was sworn in as treasurer yesterday.
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Harrisburg
Grace M. Sloan
Pennsylvania
Johnson Seeks Funds and Justifies Dominican Action
President Johnson stated the United States is not the aggressor in the Dominican Republic and expressed hope that Latin American nations might send protective forces. He cited Ambassador Bennett’s warning that troops were needed to save American lives and said he could transfer $700 million if Congress does not act, while warning this may not be the last request. He asserted U.S. power can stand between communism and independent nations in Vietnam.
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Dominican Republi
Dominican Republic
Johnson
W. Tapley Bennett
Congress
Viet Nam
Johnson defends Vietnam bombing orders and urges restraint
Johnson told a congressional group he regrets issuing bomb orders in Vietnam and says waiting 50 long years was a mistake. He defends a basic aim of resisting aggression, showing moderation in power, and pursuing peace. He notes in the Dominican Republic expenditures are not great, but thousands remain there with 5,000 to be evacuated.
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Johnson
Congressional
Vietnam
Atta
Congress
Dominican Republic
Johnson Declares He Is The Most Denounced Man In World
President Johnson told an AFL CIO Building Trades meeting that he is the most denounced man in the world. He said Communist nations run a 24 hour program on him and that non Communist nations practice on him as well, with some touch up at home in Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Aflcio Building Trades Department
Senate
House of Representatives
Hungarian ex-president Appad Szakasits dies at 77
Arpad Szakasits, 77, former Hungarian president who merged his Social Democratic party with the Communists in 1948 then jailed by the Reds two years later, died yesterday in Budapest. He was rehabilitated in 1956 after years in jail and in custody at his home.
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Arpad Szakasits
Budapest
Hungary
Appad Szakasits
Social Democratic Party
Communists
Reds
Szakasits
Hesitant to visit a broker for the first time
The message reassures newcomers about visiting a broker, stressing calm guidance and sensible investing. It addresses worries about having enough money, understanding investment terms, and feeling embarrassed by lack of knowledge. The tone invites comfort and ease in the office setting.
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Youngsville
Jack L. Line
Ray Marlett
LeRoy Marlett
Concord Street
Young Marlett
Spartansburg
Larry Lidstrom
Hockenbury Systems, Inc
Rae King
Philip Zalzack
David Ehrhardt
S. A
Doe
Long
Washington St. Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Saneee
Toot
Iona Peas
Mrs. Sloan
New York Stock Exchange
New Yorks Stock Exchange
Thivil
New York Itock Exchange
New York
Tree
Investsitwr
Gogle Lumber
Walla
LAW and Finance
South Center Street
Reed, Lear & CO
Corry Savings
North Center
Eife
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