Assassination Teaches Penn Pupils A Harsh Lesson
In Harrisburg, PA, state schools will not be required to make up Kennedy funeral closures. State Schools Chief Dr. Charles H. Boehm says the assassination gave students a humanitarian lesson no formal class could match, advising administrators to count the day as instruction.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Charles H. Boehm
Boehm
State Department of Public Instruction
Department of Justice
IMP Mission Aims to Forecast Solar Flares for Moon Trips
Cape Canaveral reports IMP, a radiation sensing platform, launched Tuesday night to test satellite instruments for solar flare forecasting. Atlas-Centaur rocket prepped for an orbiting development flight today between 10 AM and 4 PM EST. Officials said radio data show the three-stage rocket performed flawlessly, with precise satellite path to be known in a day or two.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
IMP
U.S
Bete Sol Rach
Titusville Bond Firm Sidelined as District Remains Safe
Titusville Area Merged School Authority faced bond deal concerns after Ira Haupt and Co signed on for a 1 225 000 bond issue. Haupt was suspended from the New York Stock Exchange and placed into orderly liquidation while Arthurs LeStrange and Co held talks to complete the sale at 3 2941 percent net interest. Authority officials and bond counsel asserted confidence that the project funds would be secured despite the Haupt firm’s troubles.
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Titusville
Ira Haupt and Co
Titusville Area
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Arthurs, Lestrange and Company
Ita Haupt and Company of
New York
Herbert Varnum
Authority
Haupt Company
Pittsburgh
Arthurs, Lestrange
Brookville
Sligo
Haupt
Varnum
C.S. Hetrick
Oil City
Tra Haupt and Company
Denial of Titusville Feud Fight Accounts At Inn
Titusville area residents dispute the version of a Saturday fight at the Rustic Inn in Hydetown. Constable Allan Savard Hicks, hospitalized from injuries, says he did not throw a beer at John Pokter to start the brawl. Mrs Marian McCann denies striking Johnson with a beer bottle. Savard notes no reason to alter his report aside from correcting Lyle McGee’s presence with the Hicks group.
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Rrusville
William Micks
Russie Inn
Hydetown
Allan Savard Hicks
John Pokter
Kat
Marian McCann
Johnson
Constable
Savard
Lyle McGee
Floyd McGee
Hicks
Rustic Inn
Tate's Victory Margin in Philadelphia Mayoral Race
The Board of Judges certified the official vote showing Democrat James H. J. Tate reelected mayor of Philadelphia by a margin of 68,268. Tate received 401,714 votes to Republican James T. McDermott's 933,446 amid related finance notes on margin requirements and a prominent oil firm bankruptcy.
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Tate
Philadelphia
Board of Judges
James H. J. Tate
James T. McDermott
Spartansburg Area Churches Observe National Recognition Day
Sunday services across Spartansburg area churches honored the late President with prayers and special rites. Notable events included Our Lady of Victory Chapel Mass, St Thomas in Corry observances, a prayer service at Christian and Missionary Alliance, and a joint Fairview EUB gathering with Bethel Vrooman and Fairview churches. Local students enjoyed a Thanksgiving break with report cards and early dismissal. The Spartans host Fort LeBoeuf Friday at 7 p m with junior varsity at 7 and varsity at 8:15. Community groups met at gin Methodist to hear Rev Samuel Braley, while Owen Davis spoke at First Baptist in Buffalo. Firemen’s Auxiliary held a pancake supper with prize winners Winnie Winans and others. Harry Firths returned from Holstein convention in Lancaster.
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Spartansburg
Our Lady of Victory Chapel
Leon Doleski
St. ‘Thomas the’Apostle
Corry
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Fairview
Bethel
Vrooman
Irvin
Tidioute
Dale Adams
Meadville
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Turik Linner
Spartans
Joe Frisia
Fort LeBoeuf
IS Pit
Authers
McCray
Elgin Methodist
Gin Methodist Church
Samuel Braley
Owen Davis
Buffalo
N. Y
Sparta Firemen
New Fire Hall
Winnie Winans
Louis Brown
Kenneth Firth
Joe Winans
Harry Firth
Lancaster
Holstein
Thanksgiving and holiday notices brighten community life
The article lists church events including a Thanksgiving dinner at Sparta Grange Hall for Ladies Aid members and families, a Victory Guild Christmas party at the firemen's hall with a buffet and gift exchange, plus club gatherings of the Princess Pat with out of town guests. It also notes residents’ travels to Lancaster Harrisburg and Gettysburg, home remodeling, and weekend visits among local families.
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Ing
John Kennedy
Norgel Reed
Shermat
Firths
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Ladies “Aid
Fairview
BUB
Church
Aids
Sparta Grange Hall
GT. Bergman
Stover
Victory Guild
Blair Skift
Concord Road
Robert Walsh
Akron
Ohio
Princess Pat ‘Club
Mildred Paul
Neil Farrington
Carl Hopkins
Vandals Damage Old Ellington Cemetery North of Jamestown
State Police reported about 1000 dollars in damage from vandalism at Old Ellington Cemetery north of Jamestown. Investigators say about ten headstones were desecrated with some dating to the 1800s and others newly broken, while undamaged stones were torn from the ground.
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Jamestown
Old Ellington
104th Birthday For Mrs. Schissler in Albany
Mrs Mary R Schissler of Albany New York marked her 104th birthday today while her great great granddaughter Susan Lochner reached her first year.
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Albany, N.Y
Mary R. Schissler
Susan Lochner
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