Local shoplifter held as 14 year old confesss theft
Albert F Beckerink of Buyers Fair reported catching a 14 year old Corry boy in his office with a padlock worth 1 38. Police will interview the youth's parents. A separate report says Roger Woodin's car on North Center near Ajax Alley was damaged. two bystanders provided a license plate and heighten police are investigating. Elgin Borough turnout reached 84 votes with 92 percent participation. First Methodist Church Fall Renewal runs to Nov 20 with Rev Charles Sheppard and Rev W Herb McComas presenting. A Haiti Voo Doo film will cap tonight's service. Falconer NC breaks ground on 800000 plant for Quaker State Oil subsidiaries Truck Lite and United Precision Plastics, to move in June 1967. 2.5 acre site near Jamestown.
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Buyer's Fair
Corry
Roger Woodin
Bear Lake
North Center Street
Ajax Alley
Woodin
First Methodist Church
Charles Sheppard
Herb McComas
Walter Gilliland
McComas
Haiti
Gilliland
Falconer
N. C
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Truck Lite Company, Inc
Jamestown
United Precision Plastics, Inc
Erie
Jamestown Area Development Corp
Merger Approved for United Methodist Church Merger
Delegates of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Chicago approved a merger to form the United Methodist Church, the nation’s largest Protestant body. The Methodist Church has about 10.33 million members and the EUB 0.75 million, with ratification by regional conferences required.
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Chicago
United States
United Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Southern Baptist Convention
EUB
County Authority Approves Corry Renewal Plan
The Corry renewal project spans six blocks in the Fourth Ward with a $472,475 federal request. The authority plans a site visit Monday to review the project, which had prior approval by former members. Pulakos is proposed as chairman due to his experience with the earlier authority. This marks the first meeting after the commissioners resigned.
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Southwest Corry
Corry
Fourth Ward
Brown
Authority
Pulakos
Housing code crackdown eyed for blight areas
The city outlines hearings on housing issues, with plans to inspect repairs versus 50 percent market value, and to post condemned signs on unfit buildings until decisions to repair or raze are made. The code aims to upgrade substandard dwellings, remove health and fire hazards, and renew blighted areas.
Mayville man charged with criminal negligence in fatal crash
Frank Leone 19 of Westfield was arrested by sheriff's deputies and charged with criminal negligence a felony in connection with the death of Richard B. Klinger 37 of A D 2 Sherman. Klinger died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident October 29 between Mayville and Sherman. Leone was the driver of the car that allegedly struck Klinger's vehicle at the crest of a hill in a near head-on collision. A third car Leone attempted to pass as he sped up the hill was also involved, and six people were injured.
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Mayville
Frank Leone
Westfield
Richard B. Klinger
A. D
Sherman
Klinger
Leone
Brandt Joins Race For West German Chancellor
Bonn AP report notes two top contenders in the West German chancellor race, Kurt Georg Kiesinger and Willy Brandt, amid a prolonged government crisis. Kiesinger, 62, Baden-Wuerttemberg minister president, faces scrutiny over Nazi era radio propaganda links while Brandt, 52, West Berlin mayor, leads the Socialists’ negotiating committee and pledges a program rollout.
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Bonn
Germany
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Willy Brandt
Free Democrats
Christian Dem
Bavaria
Kiesinger
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Ludwig Erhard
Christian Democrats
Brandt
West Berlin
Shapp Urges Bonus For Viet Nam Veterans
Milton Shapp, defeated Democratic candidate for governor, urged a Vietnam veteran bonus by telegram to Raymond Shafer. He highlighted inequity facing Viet Nam veterans and recalled his World War II and Korea service. Shafer, a former World War I PT boat commander, begins administration in January.
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Pivtsbungh
Viet Nam
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Raymond P. Shafer
Federated Veterans of
Allegheny County
Harrisburg
Korea
Shafer
Kiesinger faces Nazi past with newly released document
Free Democrats disclosed a 1944 Foreign Ministry report denouncing Kiesinger for opposing anti Jewish propaganda. He remained in his post until war end and called the document a counter to impudent rumors, saying some people should admit a clean record may matter.
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Kiesinger
Erhard
Nazi Foreign Ministry
Free Democrats
Foreign Ministry
No Sock Law Seeks to Curtail Resisting Arrest in NY
Leonard Rubenfeld, Westchester DA and president of the State District Attorneys Association, urged passage of a no-sock law to make resisting arrest a crime even if the arrestee believes the arrest unlawful. He spoke at a three day executive and legislative Committee meeting aimed at shaping 1967 legislative proposals to prevent explosive street confrontations and direct disputes to court.
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Ithaca
State District Attorneys Association
Leonard Rubenfeld
Westchester County
Rubenfeld
Johnson Seeks Quiet Weekend Amid State of the Union Prep
In Independence Missouri President Johnson reassured Mrs Truman the president is well and will meet with Cabinet members and task forces as he prepares the State of the Union for the new 90th Congress. He said he will attend church Sunday and expressed cautious sympathy toward Pope Paul VI’s Christmas truce plea while calling for broader participation. A no-sock law had been proposed but did not pass in the prior session.
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Truman
Johnson
Harriman
Pope Paul VI
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