Fire destroys dairy barn on Skelton farm near Edinboro
An estimated 75,000 fire wrecked the James Skelton dairy barn about a mile south of Edinboro. Edinboro McKean and Cambridge Springs volunteers fought the blaze. 62 cows in pasture unharmed. The 40-year-old bank barn housed hay, equipment, and two silos, with one silo destroyed. milk store nearby escaped damage. Insurance coverage expected. plans to rebuild soon.
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Mdinburo
James Skelton
Edinboro
McKean
Cambridge Springs
Pullin
Skelton
David Stearns
Daiy
US delays European market ties for 10 years says official
AP report quotes John Scott of the Pennsylvania Oil groups predicting at least a decade before the United States seeks an alliance with the European Common Market. He notes European partners advancing faster and cites Pennsylvania comments from industry delegates amid broader foreign trade debate. Meanwhile Venezuela’s opposition paper Clarin is shut for 15 days amid a court dispute involving President Belin.
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BioDeuny
United States
Speuling
Pennsylvania
Circe Oi Association
Bradford
Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association
John Scott
Mirkel
Ohio
CME
Spaceflight mystery deepens on Carpenter mind state
GRAND TURK B W L April reports reveal officials puzzled by astronaut John H Carpenter during the last orbit. Ground stations note fatigue and possible confusion as they discuss retro sequence timing while Carpenter responds with fatigue and focus on his tasks. Postflight welcomed back in Cape Canaveral and Boulder Colorado with headlines highlighting the debate over his condition and decision making.
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Grand Turk
B.W.L
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
West Ti Island
John H. Glenn Jr
Walter M. Schirradi
Virgil J. Gilsson
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Carpenter
Orig
Cape Canaveral
Boulder
Colo
Swotlien
Vegona
Vargetland-Ing
Kauai
Hawaii
Moite
Capcom
Woomera
Australie
Ute
Birt
Stanley T White
Limestra
AL Grand ‘Tink
Earth
Aenrge Rafts
University Pennsylvania
Makine
Race for GOP County Chair Hints at Candidates
Republican county chair position draws attention as party members claim wins in a primary and hint at possible successors. Names include Ally Mortimer, E Graham of Haytier Mill Paper Co, and Doc Waterhouse former county assemblyman.
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Enis
Hayitier
Mill Paper Co
Doc" Waterhouse
Cotry
Stock Market Tumbles In Sharp Weekly Decline
New York markets slid again as the Dow Jones average fell 38.82 points to a new low for the period. The AP average dropped 11 points, with turnover surging to a weekly total above 22 million shares. Analysts blamed various factors including steel price trends, SEC probes, and fears of European competition, while hopes for support near 600 to 410 in the Dow faded.
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API
Isis
Dow
Associated Press
Kennedy
SEC
Bevcom
Four Hurt In Rt 6 Bridge Crash Near Youngsville
A two car crash on the overhead bridge at Youngsville left four people injured. W Ling 24 of Youngsville RD1 and Daniel Sabyl 46 of Erie were identified as drivers. Schilling's vehicle crossed the center line and collided. Schilling sustained arm and rib injuries. Mayvin 20 had facial lacerations. Willam Phillips 19 suffered a broken leg riding in Sabot’s car. Charges expected after investigation.
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Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
Warren
Namred W. Behling
R. D
Daniel Sabyl
Eriey
Schilline
Schilling
Mayvin
Willam Philllips
Jesse Habroma
Money missing in 3.7 million fraud probe at Marys area
Senate probing committee in Ridgway questions $3.7 million in assets tied to Fane Avanos firms in Marys area. Testimony yesterday touched on George Rupprecht and Edward Jacobs as indictments loom while accountant Donald Ault faced cross examination by officials.
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Elk County
Fane Avanos
Engl
Donald Ault
Rupprecht
Gere
Jacobs
Fowell
Sormal
Jey Makeroff
Pittshingh
Sah Hinger
Auonity
Hubert Tietelbaum
Pittsburgh
Tietelbaum
Europe
Ian Race
Kotell
Huppnecht
Former Gov John S Fine collapses after tax evasion verdict
Wilkes Barre, Pa Former Governor John S Fine collapsed at his Loyalville farm after a jury found him liable for civil tax charges and evaded eighty eight thousand four hundred one dollars in personal income tax. He was hospitalized and tearful as the verdict was read after a lengthy trial. He had faced corporate tax evasion actions tied to Excavating Co where he held a one third stake.
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Wilkes-Barre
John S. Fine
Charkles
Loyalville
Fine
Robert A. Taft
Explosions Create Hole in Berlin Wall Border
Berlin police reported blasts near border points created a six to eight foot hole in the wall and damaged at least two facilities. No group claimed responsibility, and authorities warned the situation could involve an East German escape attempt.
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Piulmust
West
East Berlin
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Beylii Spt
Punelic
Bernauers Social
Goof Thwarted U S Spaceman Mystery
A fragmented report describes a spaceflight related incident with unclear details. It references a US spaceman, a goof, and a carpenter near Ponca, mentioning a battery and a strange container marked with letters while noting tension and confusion around the event.
Lands Glider Here Fly Now Drive Later Plan
Erie pilot Victor Peres, 27, made a solo glider flight from Columbus Avenue aiming for a distance award. After a high speed tow to gain lift, he climbed to about 2,400 feet, then glided, losing altitude before landing near the Ralph Bailey home area. The incident highlights the sport’s “fly now, drive later” routine as Peres prepared for a return by trailer and car.
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Erie
Avorld
Dna Telast
Columbus Avenue
Victor Peres
Eiri
Dhermnalg
Columbus
Ralph Bailey
Baileys
Peres
Erle
Area College Head Will Shun Probe Of Firing
Grove City residents report J Stanley Harker says he will not cooperate with the American Association when Grove City fires professor Tryteliers. The college faculty reacts as the probe begins with faculty members discussing cooperation or noncooperation.
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Grove City
Rapar
Stanley Harker
Grove “Cit Cotlewe
Eiversity eProresaity
Tryteliers
Harker
al Ohinewin Diane
Luin
UN Atk
Algiers Casbah Bloodshed Sparks Growing Strife
In Algiers Casbah the Moslems set up rushed makeshift hospitals for war wounded as European terror and reprisals fuel nationalist tension. European authorities warn unrest may spread, while Casbah residents report 150000 in the shantytown, with women scavenging in European quarters for food. Continued on Page Three.
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Moslam National Sn
Europrih
Slotor Army
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Neathef Ketter
Cashah
Eepe
Peapa Tos Heer
Socal Bihd
Casbah
Greater Casbah
Time Bomb Kills Four in Algiers Waterfront Blast
An Algiers waterfront time bomb exploded in a pickup, killing at least four people and wounding about six. One European and several Muslims died or were injured as crowds, led by the Muslim police and FLN stretcher bearers, reacted. authorities faced tense scenes as ambulances were kept from European hospitals and calm was later restored.
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Algiers
Rasta At
Tie
Membber
Eyeepee
Moe
Europeat Hospitala
Taquisiters Park Matinee Devorae Gathering
A morning gathering at Mead Park draws the Taquisitors for a matinee event titled Matinee Devorae from Wit. Led by Reade Lang and president HAouishal Phvitin, the group meets at 7:30 p.m. for a special occasion in the park.
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Mead Park
Ths
Wit
Lovbut
Bearb
Fora
Wolds
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George Rupprecht
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