Prominent Erie Attorney Hertzler Dies After Illness
Pa Paragia Hertzler 42 a prominent Erie church and civic leader died yesterday at St Vincent s Hospital after a brief illness He was a Dickinson Law Senior a longtime Erie attorney oldest director of the local YMCA and remaining original City Mission board member Members of the Sparta Youth Center committee will hold a pancake supper at the center tomorrow to raise funds for the mortgage on the building The condition of Mrs James Peterson of East South Street who was hospitalized after an accident is reported improved A minor auto crash occurred at Lowville involving a tractor trailer and a car with no injuries Sheriff Donnell Allen Jr of Warren becomes acting Warren County coroner until Gov Scranton appoints a successor. a medical doctor may be considered for the interim post.
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Erie
St. Vincent's Hospitals
Hertz
Memiber
Sparte Youth Center
Spartansburg
Sparta Scout Groups
James Peterson
East South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Evie
Lowville
Corry
Elmner Schitko
Francis W. Forgue
Lakeville
Mardnerite
Donnell &, Allen Jr
Warren
Warren County
Edward C. Lowrey
Wiliam H. Scranton
Mass Transport Strike Hits West Pakistan Roads
About 200000 buses trucks and cabs stayed off West Pakistan roads in a three day strike against a law to curb fatal accidents. The government ordered FBacosi accused of responsibility for fatal road crashes to be tried for murder.
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Nowalpindi
Pakistan
West Pakistan
Egypt Envoys Caught Shipping Man in Diplomatic Trunk
Rome police halted a trunk shipment as diplomatic mail carrying Josef Dahan, a Moroccan born Israeli citizen alleged spy, amid an Italian probe. Mali ordered expulsion of two Egyptian diplomats Ahmed Naguib Hasim Abdul Moneim el Neklawy and Selim Osman el Sayed after detention.
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Foreign Ministry
Cairo
Josef Dahan
United Arab Republic
Tgrael
Dahan
U.A.R
Canto
Ahmed Naguib Hasim
Abdel Moneim el Neklawy
Selim Osman el Sayed
Italy
Israel
North Africa
Middle Hast
Ua.r
Fiumicino
Dolce Vita
Via Veneto
Newborn son reported for Sturm family in Clearwater Florida
A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Sturm of Clearwater Florida. The mother is the former Susan Follett of Corry. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Vennis R. Follett of South Center Street. A son was also born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Motherwell of R. D. 4 Coty the mother is the former Marjorie Hayes.
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Bernard J. Sturm
Clearwater, Fla
Sturm
Susan Follett
Corry
Vennis R. Follett
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dave Motherwell
R. D
Coty
Motherwell
Marjorie Hayes
Pittsburgh Murder Suspect Sentenced to Prison Term
Robert Copeland was sentenced to three to five years for second degree murder in the fatal shooting of fellow worker Des sie Williams, 49, in Pittsburg. Copeland had pleaded guilty to murder in the Brashton section case.
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Pittsburgh
Robert Copesend
Brashton
Copeland
Dessie Williams
Pittsburch
Fights Over Migrant Labor Laws Stir Religious Groups
The National Catholic Rural Life Conference led opposition to extending two laws allowing foreign workers during harvests. Its leaders warn that growers seek a slave labor system under the Immigration Act. Protests follow talks between President Johnson and Mexico's Gustavo Diaz Ordaz as hearings set for Washington, Newark, and San Francisco in December.
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Reeman Cathoe
Johnson
James J. Wizward
National Catholic
Life Conference
United States
Congress
Labor Department
Southwest
British West Indies
Florida
Father Wizzard
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Texas
Father Vizzard
Rural Life Conference
Secretary of Labor
U.S
Father Vizeard
Washington
Iami
Dallas
San Francisco
Nixon Talks With Japanese Leader in Tokyo Visit
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon confer_RED today with Prime Minister Kisaku Sato on U S Japanese relations during a two week business trip to Tokyo. Nixon arrived last Sunday aboard the New York Journal.
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Nixon
Tokyo
Richard M. Nixon
Kisaku Sato
New York
Fim
Worst Drought In History Confronts New England
Severe drought grips New England with water shortages and potential depletion within weeks. Oklahoma and Kansas see intermittent rain easing heat and storage concerns. Snow and cold hit Michigan and Indiana as flood risk shifts near the Arkansas River after steady rains.
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Chicago
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Detroit
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Ilinois
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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New York State
Oklahoma
Chikaskia
Ponca City
Tonkawa
Arkansas River
Denmark to issue four numbers per citizen system
Minister Hans Hackkerup told Parliament that every Dane will receive four numbers and be registered on magnetic tape to speed administration. The Interior Ministry plans to assign these numbers to all citizens as part of a national registry.
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Copenhagen
Interior
Hans Hackkerup
Parliament
Mead Park Association Names New Officers and Directors
The Mead Park Association annual meeting at the Munich Building elected officers David Nichols president Joseph Catalfa vice president Estella Wetts secretary and Roy Reed treasurer. Directors for three-year terms include Luis Sears Reed Norbert Bachemer Joseph Catallu George Taylor and John Tee. A memorial page for late F E Whittlesey was approved. The 1964 65 budget of 14500 was approved with 54 days of good skating reported by caretaker Clifford Long.
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Mead Park Association
Munich
David Nichols
Joseph Catalfa
Clifford Long
Harry Blount
Richard Rossbacher
David Johnson
Hazel Merker
Welfare Laborers Project Clears Creek Beds and Parks
City crews finish two stream clearance projects from Seiota Street to Bear Creek and from Hare Creek to above Mead Park. Johnson says completion improves stream aesthetics and prevents backups. City may reuse crew for street sign fabrication and seek welfare department approval for Mead Park and county lot cleanups.
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Hare Creek
Seiota Street
Bear Creek
Mead Park
Johnson
Welfare Department
Municipal Hike Fight Over Taxing Utilities Rages
Denies a greater gas hike threat while the original one mill request is withdrawn and a five mill hike is proposed. Corry and Erie County governments challenge utility taxes, noting utilities pay license fees but own property valued over 53 010 assessed at 40 percent of market value.
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Feprim Sage
Donnan
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Corry
As Company
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Corry Walter Supply Co
General Telephone Co
County Officials Debate Gas Rate Hike and Natural Gas Shift
County commissioners pressed the gas company president on who should bear rising costs amid a Pennsylvania gas changeover to natural gas. They argued public utilities must serve at lower costs, while the company contended taxpayers in already affected areas should cover objections to the increase.
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Pennsylvania
Hill
Apparenl
Yogi Berra Aiming Back With Mets In 1969
Rumored Mets plan to bring Yogi Berra back as coach or consultant under a multi year deal. talks involve payroll figures around 40 000 to 45 000 dollars with other roles in management and spring training. Berra’s long MLB record includes 18 seasons and 14 All Star appearances.
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Mets
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Stengel
Yori
T Mets
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Bein
Gel
Lion
Yogi
Natur
Chris Mots
Calif
Berra
Toe
Weiss de France
Manale
Sultant
Manag
Telee
Happ
Ber
Casey Wal
California
Stei
Elsoy
Berga
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