Local notices and transfers span police, taxes, and court cases
Paragraf reports a dog owner may reclaim his pet from police after a home visit to George Pramky at 24 East Church Street. A found wrist watch is turned over and claimant should go to the station. Real estate transfers include Verne Mesinger and George FE Price in Columbus Township and Merle C. Dodd to Arlo L. May. Youngsville borough mulls extra millage. Council hears budget needs from Manager James Malone, noting 11 to nine mills and 1968 wage tax costs. A car backing into another at Corry Memorial Hospital damages Frank Cervola’s vehicle about $100. Jeffrey Grinder loses his wallet in town. In Mayville court Edward C. Moore receives conditional discharge and $366 restitution for burglary at Artistic Cabinet Works in Jamestown.
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Warren County Court
Verne Messinger
George FE. Price
Merle C. Dodd
Arlo L. May
Columbus Township
Youngsville
James Malone
Warren County
Malone
Roy Hockenberry
Shady Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Cervola
East
Columbus Avenue
Mayville
Edward C. Moore
Corry
Moore
Jamestown
Resurrection City Cleanup Costs $71,795
Interior Department seeks 71,795 from the Poor People’s Campaign after the six week Resurrection City encampment on National Park grounds closed. Bernard R. Meyer says the bill was sent to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which has not responded.
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Washington
Interior Department
Bernard R. Meyer
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Park Grounds
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Resurrection City
SCLC
Meyer
Frank D. Reeves
Organization of Interior
Humphrey Visits Cape Kennedy Ahead of Apollo 8 Flight
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey tours Cape Kennedy as chairman of the National Aeronautics and Space Council. He reviews Apollo 8 prep with nasa officials and astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders before the December launch. The mission will orbit the moon six times around Christmas. Borman Lovell and Anders head to the Saturn 5 launch tomorrow with Apollo 8.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Hubert H. Humphrey
America
Humphrey
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Miami
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Borman
Lovell
Anders
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Recover Bodies After Freighter Ferry Collision
Manila AP report: three bodies recovered as navy divers search Cebu Harbor for passengers of the inter-island ferry Irma after a collision with the British freighter Eastern Moon. Officials could not confirm the total missing, saying the 200 figure was inaccurate. Seventeen crew members were safe with minor injuries reported.
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Manila
Navy
Cebu
California Supreme Court Upholds Death Penalty
The California Supreme Court ruled the death penalty constitutional, opening potential new penalty trials for most of the 85 men and one woman on San Quentin’s death row. Justices noted convictions stand while two cases will reconsider whether death or life imprisonment should be imposed. Governors Reagan and Brown offered differing views on capital punishment.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
San Quentin
Park
Corona
State Supreme Court
Louis H. Burke
Ronald Reagan
State High Court
Robert Page Anderson
San Diego
Frederick Saterfield
Orange County
A &1
U.S. Supreme Court
Witherspoon
Jackie Arrives In U S After Wedding Absence
Jacqueline Onassis, now Mrs. Aristotle Onassis, returns to the United States for the first time since her wedding. She arrives in New York with her children Caroline and John Jr. amid a weekend of reflections on the Kennedy era and the Greek magnate’s island wedding.
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New York
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
United States
London
Aristotle Onassis
John Kennedy
Caroline Kennedy
Onassis
Skorpios
Trans World Airlines
Colin Simpson
Olympic Airways
Daisy
Oldest On Hill Boston
The Massachusetts State House on Beacon Hill, built in 1795, is identified as the oldest structure in the historic area.
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Boston
Massachusetts State House
Beacon Hill
City Faces Tight Budget Ahead of December Vote
City officials warn urban renewal costs threaten the budget with a year end balance shrinking from 35500 to 6000. The mayor says delaying decisions will shift burden to future councils while changes remain legally possible before December 16. Budget postings will run for 20 days after Journal advertisement.
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David Johnson
Council
Budget figures show net increase despite decreases
The document lists debt service reductions and various expense and improvement figures. It details $4,000 or 99 percent for service, $8,400 or 20 percent for the remainder, $2,600 or 64 percent for utilities and property improvements, and $2,920 or 17.1 percent for miscellaneous. Decreases total $15,400 in debt service, traffic signals, recreation, and miscellaneous, yielding a net budget increase of $40,556. The Spoken Word Is Like the All The Printed Word Is Always There.
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George Pramky
East Church Street
Jeffrey Grinder
Syracuse
Nly
Grinder
HHH
Paramount Pictures
Shirley Maclaine
Sist
Ranga OS
Warwen Boa
Sven Hey
Mattinee Gat
SUN
Rumplestiltskin
California
Steve Rastan
West Coast
Legal Defense Fund
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
AL San Quentin
James W.L. Park
Hong Kong
Jackie
U.S
Jacqueline Onassis
Turville
John
Kennedy
Shop Your Carry Stores
Midland
Mellon
Rossin
Cela
Record City
Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
Art
Main St
Corry Pa
REX Theatre
Alan Arkin
Sondra Locke
Mert” Or
Merle
Fitch Motors
Rambler Sales and Service Internat O
First Ave
Ray Ball
Bill Anderson
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Paul Paver
Robert Clark Sr
Mellonelan KC Charge Ee
U. S
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
West South Street
Ernest Allen
Douglas Brown
Chrysler
Plymouth
Frank Sadowski
Arthur Knapp
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Clyde Keith
Johnson Bros
South Flat Avenue
Remington Mall
James Lundy
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