Stolen dog reported in Waterhouse West South Street area
Waterhouse Garage on West South Street notes a missing liver and white male springer spaniel from his farm since Thursday. Police report a Warren youth, 17, James Lindgren, was later arrested after a car crash on Route 27 near Youngsville. vehicle had been stolen from Barney Roberts. About $275 damage recorded. YMCA All-Sports banquet set for tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. in Warren.
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W. W. Waterhouse
Waterhouse Garage
West South Street
Waterhouse
Warren
Route
Youngsville
James Lindgren
Warren County
Barney Roberts
Robert Minich
Hotel
Corry
Minich
East Park Place
Union City
Charles Earls
Spartansburg
Bruce Bedow
Titusville
Earls
Ronald Paden
William Lindstrom
Grand Valley
Bedow
Ase
Wheelock
Mr. McIntyre
The
Aero Supply
General Electric
Erie
A. QO. Smith Company
Pauline Cordia
Clymer
Abbe Reformed Church
John M
Joseph W
Cor|ty
Mattie McIntyre
Merle
A. W
Margaret) Harmon
R. D
George
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Gilliland
Ping] Grove Cemetery
Rizzo Sworn In As Philly Police Head
AP reports Frank L. Rizzo sworn in as Philadelphia police commissioner. He vows quick action to quell racial disturbances during the coming long hot summer, stating most residents want no part of it and his force will act to stop problems before they begin. A second item notes a Moscow mother cannot obtain official recognition of her premature home birth without a doctor or hospital document.
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Philadelphia
Frank L. Rizzo
Rizzo
Moscow
Ingestia
Death notices and legal oddity dazzle local paper
Obituaries from Wheelock and Corry recall Morris McIntyre and Dewey Hodge with family details and funeral plans. A separate page fragment reports Victor Bonamour in a bizarre court writ joke about being a frog as he seeks a jump, with officials noting qualification limits.
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Victor B. Bonamour
Bordeaux
France
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Bonamour
Hayward
Calif
Senator Long Defends Shenker Ties Amid Reported Fees
Missouri senator and lawyer Loren Long defended business ties with St. Louis attorney Morris A. Shenker, chief Hoffa counsel, after the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Long received about 48000 dollars from Shenker over two years. Long said cases were corporate, estate and damage matters, not conflicts, while Shenker noted his firm handled some work with Long’s office and shared fees. Long plans reelection and says he has substantial income beyond the Senate salary. Also noted: Walter John Kelly, 72, a pioneer in U. S. Asian trade, died in Southern Pine, North Carolina after moving there in 1900 following retirement from a foreign sales firm.
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Anne
Fage One
Long
Morris A. Shenker
St. Louis
Hoffa
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Shenker
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Senate
Missouri
Southern Pine
N. C
Walter John Kelly
U. S
Kelly
Het Water
Bonamour
Bracken Leaves Bankers Post At PBA Convention
Charles H. Bracken outgoing president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association offered a cautious 1967 economic outlook at the PBA's annual convention in Atlantic City. He noted Pennsylvania's reliance on steel and hard goods and urged diversification while Franklin De Haven Develin was named successor. Frank Smith and Frank Hemelright were elected officers.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Charles H. Bracken
Pennsylvania
PBA
Bracken
Marine National Bank
Erie
DeHaven Develin
Bryn Mawr Trust Co
Frank 8. Smith
First National Bank of
Altoona
Frank B. Hemelright
Northeastern Pennsylvania National Bank and Trust Co
Scranton
Pupils Seek Record At Bristol Chinquapin School
Mrs Betty Combs sixth grade at Bristol Chinquapin elementary aims for a perfect 175 day school year with no absences and the class of 22 hopes to finish the term on a record note Saturday June with the end of the school year. A pupil recently fell after hours and cut his hand but returned to school with a large bandage the next day.
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Bristol, Tenn
Betty Combs
Bristol
Chinquapin
Shafer Pushes One Percent State Income Tax Proposal
Harrisburg AP Shafer confirms closed door talks with Democratic leaders on tax plans and state programs as he moves toward unveiling a one percent income tax. Reports say the plan would tax adjusted net income, with opposition among Republican leaders and five senators. Shafer seeks $284 million in new revenue to balance a 1987 68 budget, plus expected boosts from a corporate tax rise and a higher cigarette tax. The week features administration conservation bills including air pollution control and river basin compacts.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Senate
Albert R. Pechan
Armstrong County
Pechan
House
Lee A." Donaldson Jr
Melee at Malcolm X birthday rally in Chicago turns violent
An outdoor Black Nationalists gathering in Washington Park South Side Chicago to honor a fatally injured leader devolved into a brick and bomb throwing melee. Police arrested 41 and 11 were injured including four officers as crowds clashed after two white women arrived.
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Chicago
Malcolm X
Aow Hill
Washington Park
Carl Ford
Ford
Robert Tarness
George Washington
Malcolm X Shabazz Park
Virginia Tech YMCA elects new president Miss Sue Ann Shertzer
Blacksburg Va AP Miss Sue Ann Shertzer of Springfield Va is named president of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute YMCA chapter. Coeds have held full status as members since the YWCA became inactive years ago.
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Miss Heads
Blacksburg, Va
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Young Men's Christian Association
Sue Ann Shertzer
Springfield
YMCA
Young Women's Christian Association
FDA to list 34 drug ad rules on substantiated claims
The government will publish regulations Tuesday requiring prescription drug advertising to avoid claims unsupported by substantial evidence. FDA lists 34 practices that could deem an ad false or misleading and all ads must show balanced disclosures. The 60 day window for written comments runs for industry submissions. OTC ads remain outside FDA scope and FTC oversight.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Trade Commission
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Richard Dittman
Roy Stiles
Columbus
Corry Jointure Schools
Philly
Morris W. McIntyre
McIntyre
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dewey
Bessie) Hodge
Hodge
R. D., Corry
Upton City Memorial Hospital
William Thomson
Wayne Township
Dewey Hodge
Donation Road
Dayton S. Hodge
Clyde
Myrna) Miller
North East
E. H. Stenger
Corry Church of the Nazarene
Beaverdam Cemetery
Sen. Long
C.H. Bracken
Bankers Post
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
DAVIS
North Center Street
JIM Hammond
Meerhoff’s Appliances
Montgomery Ward Company
KLOSS
Clinton
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Root Furniture
South Flist Avenue
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Rosier’s Home Furnishings
Smith’s Furniture
North Main Street
Famous Brands
Catalina Puritan
Brentwood
RUGBY
Bahama
Rossin
Remy
Dies
Loblaws
Cherry Valley Wieners
Edgebrook
Bebe
Craig G. Hyer
P.K.D
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