Paragraf Police Report and Regional Memorial Day Plans
Police said a North Centere street woman sought entry to her home last evening after her drunk husband barred her from inside. She did not seek arrest. High school seniors from Warren Eisenhower Sheffield and Youngsville donated 138 pints of cod yesterday in a Warren City Red Cross blood drive, the first time a majority of students gave blood. Three pints were rushed to Warren General Hospital for an emergency. Memorial Day ceremonies in Crescent Park will feature representatives from Great Britain and France and a U.S. senator as officials present histone flags at 4:90 p.m under the Kinzua Dam Vacation Bureau and Warren County Historical Society.
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North Centere Street
Warren
Eisenhower
Sheffield
Youngsville
Warren City
American Red Cross
Warren General Hospital
Great Britain
France
Crescent Park
Reginald de Warren
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Erie W. Cook
U.S
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Kinzua Dam
Warren County Historical
Parking expansion eyed as Abbey site to be cleared
The City Authority plans more off street parking with a new East Washington Abbey site demolition and a third municipal lot. The cost per space in past constructions is cited as unusually low but may rise, with minor legal details delaying the move and possible future acquisitions likely to require clearing more expensive buildings.
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Embert Earle
Authority
Abbey
East Washington Street
Earle
Senate backs wiretapping limits with 30 day orders
Senate continued debate on electronic eavesdropping under court orders while probing major crimes. It imposes penalties up to five years and ten thousand dollars for unauthorized eavesdropping and for making or selling devices for wiretapping in interstate commerce. President Johnson urged a nationwide ban on wiretapping except for national security. A judge issued wiretap orders could last 30 days with possible 30 day extensions.
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Johnson
Congress
French student protests erupt after Cohn-Bendit ban
Thousands of students march on the assembly to oppose the government ban on Daniel Cohn-Bendit returning to France from Amsterdam. Police fire tear gas and water cannons as rioters form barricades on the Left Bank. Several hundred demonstrators attack the Senate in the Latin Quarter, while debris and fires clutter the boulevards by dawn.
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France
Daniel
Danny
Cohn-Bendit
Amsterdam
Saint German
Saint Michel
Senate
Latin Quarter
Navy and Air Force losses rise as missions climb in Vietnam
The report tracks air war losses and flight activity from February through May. February and March saw growing losses of U S planes over North Vietnam alongside rising mission totals. In April after Johnson curtailment, 416 U S planes were shot down while missions climbed to 4 412 as monsoon lifting allowed longer bombing into the narrow southern panhandle below the 19th parallel. May figures show 2 045 missions so far with potential to surpass April.
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Johnson
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Bettes Dies in Cleveland. long-time Corry resident
Mrs. E. F. Bettes of 45 Oakley Street died at 9 30 a m yesterday at Overlook House in Cleveland Born in Brooklyn she lived in Lakewood Erie and Girard before moving to Corry in 1947 She was president of the Corry Republican Women s Club and active in the Christian Science Church Auxiliary Surviving husband two daughters two sisters a brother and seven grandchildren Services will be private with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the Corry Christian Science Church
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E. F
Mildred) Bettes
Bettes
Oakley Street
Overlook House
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Lakewood
Ohio
Corry
Erie
Girard
Walter
Donna
Sparta High School to hold 25th commencement
Sparta merged high school will stage commencement Tuesday at 8 15 p m with 25 graduates to receive diplomas Honor students are Janet Linden and Janice Miller co valedictorians and Valerie Straite who graduates with honors Following the processional Rev Achard Coston will deliver the invocation Miss Miller will give a speech with talks by Margaret Rote and Judith Torrey A school song precedes appearances by Thomas Varney and Harry Hays and the second valedictory by Miss Linden Diploma presentations will be made by Robert G Nichols president of the board of education The graduating class will sing the alma mater then benediction and recessional
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Sparta Merged High School
Janet Linden
Janice Miller
Valerie Straite
Constance Hopkins
Achard Coston
Spartansburg Baptist Church
Miss Miller
Margaret Rote
Judith Torrey
Schocus
Thomas Varney
Harry ‘Hays
Miss Linden
Wey
Harry Hays
Brent Allen
Bertrand R. Hover
Robert G. Nichols
Board of Education
Provisions Target Fraud in Home Im provements and Loan Disclosures
The measure adds a three day withdrawal for home improvement loans backed by first or second mortgages. Stores advertising installment loans must disclose annual rate cash price total payments and due dates. Garnishment limits set exempt first 48 weekly earnings and 75 percent of take‑home pay, bar firing for garnishment. Extortionate credit defined by 45 percent annual rate with up to 20 years in prison and $10,000 fine. Effective dates set for credit disclosures July 1 1969 and garnishment July 1 1970.
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Joansharks
Lake Erie cleanliness praised by Pennsylvania official
Walter Lyon of the Pennsylvania Department of Health tours Lake Erie with a 37 member group and says Cleveland Conneaut and Ashtabula have more pollution than Erie. He notes brown, green and red water with foam from detergents, while earlier lab results showed Erie water cleaner than that near Ohio cities.
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Waiuk
Lake Erie
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Walter Lyon
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Erie
Lyon
Saniitary ‘Engineering Division
Pennsylvania Department of ‘Health
Lake
Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Five bullets in skull of man after mugging shot
AP reports Ralph B Williams a 57 year old bacteriologist may be released from hospital within two weeks with five bullets in his head following a mugging and shooting on May 12. Dr Dudley Fournier said Williams unaware of the injury until the next day. He is improving under care. A separate item notes a Fayette County man fell from scaffolding on a bridge project and was killed, identified as John Godoski of Perryopolis.
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SAN Francisco
Ralph B. Williams
Ata Bacteriologist
Dudley J. Fournier
Williams
Fournier
Rae
Pittsburgh
Fayette County
John Godoski
Perryopolis
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Sults
Thuy
Harriman
William J. Jorden
United States
Jorden
Redwood
Columbus
Bradford School
Bradford
Bradford Ares Board of Education
Howard D. Yates
Sespite Add Vem
Aptivepre
Sparta High
Harrisburg
Shafer
Misa Linden
Alka Seltzer
Teowee
Lee
Bob Church
North Center St
Marine Bank
Marine
Fier
Ore Cher
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