Police Posted At Academy High School
City police will be stationed inside Academy High School this morning to deter disturbances at Baker Field, nearby. Deputy Chief Bow ers said an adequate number will stand by and remain nearby for multiple days if needed, following a prior student disturbance.
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Niter City
Academy High School
Charles Bowers
Baker Field
Academy
Priday
Bowers
William J Quick
Erie Holllcational Association
Charles Verdecchia
Erie Federation of Teachers
Erie
Quirk
Verdecchia
Erie School Board
John Bowers
Joseph Zipper
Erie Superintendent of Schools
Local Amblyopia Clinic Sees 78 Young Registrants
Yesterday's session at the Corry YMCA from 1 to 4 p.m. drew 78 registered children for eye screenings led by William Wilt. Four showed extremely poor vision and one was suspected of Amblyopia, with parents and siblings present as observers.
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Corry Ymca
Francis
Michael
Wilt
Johnston
Bombing Halt Fails to Speed Release of POWs in Vietnam
Paris broadcast notes that despite a bombing halt and resumed peace talks the release of American airmen held in North Vietnam remains unlikely. About 400 flyers were captured over three years of U.S. air operations ended by President Johnson. Negotiations led by Averell Harriman show little progress as Hanoi shows disinterest in prisoner swaps amid suspended talks and rifts between Saigon and Washington.
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Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Saigon
Washington
Ioi
South Vietnam
One Dead One Hurt In Gun Accidents In Pa
Mercer County 23 year old Daniel E. Stearns killed by accidental self inflicted gunshot while handling three revolvers. Stoneboro resident believed chambers were empty and pulled trigger against his head. In Meadville 18 year old Donald J. Watson injured in hand when the gun discharged while hunting in Pine Township. He was hospitalized with severe hand injuries but no amputation needed.
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Miskcer
Mercer County
Daniel E. Stearns
Stoneboro
James C. File
Stearns
File
Meadville
Linesville
Pine Township
Donald J. Watson
Spencer Hospital
Young Watson
Pleads Guilty To Selling Drug To Teenager
Judith A. Snowden pleaded guilty in county court to selling marijuana to a North East schoolgirl, Karen O Croot, at Gibson Park on August 5. Judge Thomas W. Barber deferred sentencing to December 6 for a presentence report after Snowden received $40 for the sale.
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Creek
North East
Judith A. Snowden
Thomas W. Barber
Miss Snowden
Karen O' Croot
Gibson Park
Erie
Nothing To Do So They Shoot At Boy Cars
Three Meadville area 7 year olds admitted shooting pellets at car windows Wednesday night. They drove a Jeep with two BB guns around Meadville and Saegertown, targeting a boy, homes, parked cars, and school buses while ensuring no one was inside. They were released to parents for juvenile court. Saegertown incidents referred to State Police.
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Meadville
Meadville Area
John Holt
Saegertown
Architect Says Capitol Ready To Tumble
Architect Mario Campioli warned the Capitol could collapse from a minor sonic boom or nearby blasting. He said most city ordinances would condemn the structure as hazardous, with collapse prevention estimated at 60 million dollars and a four year effort. A Tass report noted the line would span 2,500 miles.
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4Us Angeles
America
Mario Campioli
Society of American Registered Architects
Campioli
Millcreek Woman Dies In Blaze
A Millcreek woman died from third degree burns and smoke inhalation after apparently smoking in bed. Mrs. Lillian Cooper was found by husband Joseph around 7:30 a.m. in a bedroom where the TV was on. Fire officials said the bed and mattress were damaged while walls showed intense heat and no draft was present. The coroner estimated the accident occurred near midnight, with the family dog asleep elsewhere in the house.
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Millcreek
Lillian Cooper
Merle Wood
Cooper
Wood
Associated Spring declares 30 cent fourth quarter dividend
Directors of Associated Spring Corporation the Raymond Division parent firm declared a 30 cent per share dividend for the fourth quarter payable December 10 to shareholders of record November 30. The board also approved a 10 percent stock dividend payable January 16 1969 to shareholders of record January 2 1969. The firm notes 1 714 537 saved shares and cites its role as a leading producer of precision mechanical springs with plants in the U S Canada Mexico Argentina England and the Netherlands serving automotive marine and other industries.
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New York
Associated Spring Corporation
Raymond
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Argentina
England
Netherlands
You read it I Tue Journal You Know It's True
A terse item asserts that readers of the Journal believe the publication speaks truth. The note treats reader confidence as a central claim and implies a recurrent editorial voice trusted by its audience.
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Osaka
Japan
Colleen Hanlin
Leo Hanlin
Wright Street
William Wilt
Turben’s
Auto Service
Columbus, PA
ATS Sun
Marine Bank
Venice
Marine
RINE NATIONAL BANK + CORRY
Moscow
Italy
Volga River
Capitol
Tass
AUTO
General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Firestone
Tyan
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Associated
Woolworth’s
Woolworth's
Turkey
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