Edinboro dormitory bids set in Pittsburgh for 3.6 million project
The General State Authority announced it would receive bids in Pittsburgh for two four story men’s dormitories at Edinboro State College, each for 400 residents with lounges and study rooms. The project allocation is 3.6 million dollars. The mix of local weather, crime notes, and college honors followed in the day’s brief notices.
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Edinboro State College
Moose Lodge Appeals For New, Used Toys
The Corry lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose launches its annual drive for new or repairable toys to brighten Christmas for needy children. Donations are accepted at Moose Lodge on East Washington Street or through several lodge members including Lloyd Aikens and William Prine.
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Corry Lodge
Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
East Washington Street
Lloyd Aikens
William Prine
Charles VanTassel
al Vanssens
Virgil Ross
Arthur Litz
Rites Held for Clayton L. McCray at Bracken Funeral Home
Services for Clayton L. McCray were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. E. F. Armitage and Rev. H. Louis Hewitt officiating. Burial followed in McCray Cemetery. Bearers were Billy McCray, Leo McCray, James C. Shaver, Neil Chelton, Oscar Vance, and John Burkhart. Out-of-town mourners included Darlene Jackman of Buffalo and several relatives from Union City, Gowanda, Findley Lake, and Titusville.
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Clayton McCray
Clayton L. McCray
Bracken Funeral
E. F. Armitage
Celoron Methodist Church
H. Louis Hewitt
McCray Methodist Church
McCray Cemetery
Billy McCray
Leo McCray
James C. Shaver
Neil Chelton
Oscar Vance
John Burkhart
Darlene Jackman
Buffalo
Donald Ohl
Ricky
Bellefonte
Glenn Brumagin
Gowanda
Pete Howard
Findley Lake
Grace McCray
William Carroll
Lynford Proper
Union City
Lavere Proper
Oil City
Charles Shaver
Titusville
Howard McMullen Jr
Clymer
Theodore Hutchinson
Spartansburg
Edward Stewart
Jenny Stewart
New York to Moscow Air Service Opens in Spring
The United States and the Soviet Union sign a pact authorizing the first direct air service between Moscow and New York, signaling a thaw in Cold War tensions. Completion of technical arrangements by Pan American Airways and Aeroflot is required, with service not expected until next spring.
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Moscow
Washington
U.S
State Department
Soviet Union
Air Force
Yevteniy F. Loginov
Llewellyn E. Thompson
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Aeroflot
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Air Canada
UN and North Korea trade charges after ambush killings
The U N Command accused North Korean forces of killing six Americans and a South Korean in an ambush, presenting a blood stained glove and bandages as evidence. North Korea denied the charges, claiming U N incitement and vowing consequences if the DMZ is violated. Investigators found a North Korean bandage at the edge of the DMZ and blood traces inside.
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Ciccolella
U.N. Command
Pyongyang
U.N
Park
Demilita
North
South Korea
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