Weather and local notices from Mercer County area
Extended forecast shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees below normal with light showers likely Monday or Tuesday. A pair of brown framed bifocal glasses was turned in to police in Shamburg. owner may claim them. 108 year old Miss Margaret Louisa Diefenderfer of Greenville is honored at St. Paul Home for the Aging. Water pollution at Presque Isle State Park reduced attendance and cost Erie. Indian Hollow Run flood control bid by H. J. Schneider Inc. at $268,963.91 was lowest of six bids in Harrisburg. Columbus firemen responded to a house fire caused by an extension cord shorting and sofa smoldering. Evie Coulter treated for lip laceration after a walker fall in Corry.
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Main Street
Jobless Claims Show Decrease
In Harrisburg AP reports both continued and initial unemployment claims fell last week. Continued claims totaled 56,402, down from the prior week, while initial claims were 13,?76, about 310 fewer than the prior week. Director Jack B. Brown said the volume was the lowest since November 1950.
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Bureau of Employment Security
Vienna eyes Hungarian border shock fence plan
Austrian officials believe Hungary plans electric shock fences along the Iron Curtain border. They speculate this may be the new technical method referenced with the minefield belt announcement.
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Pope Paul the Warm Traveler Alters Papal Image
Vatican reports say Pope Paul VI, usually reserved in Rome, becomes more vibrant when traveling. He energized crowds in India and the Holy Land, led thousands of Indian students in song, and even danced with Gypsies on his 68th birthday. Born Giovanni Battista Montini in 1897, he rose from Vatican secretary to pope despite a north Italian background.
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Pa 28th Division beefed up under new gov plans
The Defense Department announced the 23rd Division will gain a headquarters base and one brigade in Pennsylvania for expanded training. The program totals 28 additional unit training assemblies in the year ending June 30, 1966, with possible more Pennsylvania units added later.
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Ex-Athlete Arrested After Downtown Jewelry Heist
Kenneth W. Owens Jr., 18, a former Allegheny High School fullback, was arrested within 30 minutes after a $60,000 jewelry theft at Unger Jewelry Store in downtown Pittsburgh. A second youth was being sought. $59,984 in rings and $110 in cash were taken.
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Redistricting Dispute Extends Through Weekend
Harrisburg reports show the General Assembly adjourned for the weekend as reapportionment talks stall. Democrats pushed bills restoring about 19 million for welfare and library services while the Senate moved to advance workmen's compensation and occupational disease measures. The reapportionment conferees prepared for more data after reviewing four elections. The state court ordered briefs by October 18 and invited plans from both parties. House and Senate leaders offered guarded comments on potential plans. Other actions included a bill designating brook trout as state fish, motorcycle licensing reforms, a milk funding pause proposal, and two extra annual teacher raises in the Senate education committee.
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Indonesia's Sukarno Regime and U S Relations Focus of Tense Review
The United States monitors shifts in Jakarta as Indonesia drifts toward China amid tensions over Vietnam and India Pakistan cease-fire. Indonesian seizures of American properties and anti U S demonstrations strain ties, while U S aid remains cut and policy remains cautious. The archipelago's vast resources and strategic position drive continued concern.
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Oil City seeks buyer for Worthington plant
Mayor Joseph W. Barr urged cooperation with Worthington Corp to find a buyer for the Oil City plant as operations wind down. City groups and state agencies have pressed to save the site. management and unions met to plan the phase out with a liquidation denial from a company spokesman.
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State Department of Commerce
Plague Diagnosis and Urgent Treatment of Johnny in 1940s California
Urgent consultations led to a confirmed sylvatic plague diagnosis for Johnny, with transfer to University Medical Center in San Francisco on Sept 21. Dr Shaw supervised, initial bone marrow fluid tested on mice, they died, and treatments with sulfadiazine, streptomycin, and tetracyclines began. By Sept 27 Johnny told reporters he disliked chipmunks after the outbreak. There have been three sylvatic plague cases in California in the past five years, with one death.
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Birthdays Celebrate At Beck Erink Family Dinner
Cutting News notes a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cornelus Beck erink for three family members Richard Shawn Smolk and Mrs. George Gla. Other attendees include Smolk and Lisa of Findley Lake plus Mis and children of Eric Mrs. Alice Camp and Mrs. Amos Vaniden.
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Grand Valley
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Tidioute
Alice Camp
Kenneth McCray
Gowanda
Glen Brumagin
Walter Wadowey
Flemington
N. d
Helen Dumbal
Valenty Grden
John Zajone
Dave Motherwell
Funeral Services for Gary Lee Fralick
Funeral services for Gary Lee Fralick will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p m Saturday with Rev. Elmer Ortner officiating. Burial follows in West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 7 to 9 p m and Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
Fragmentary sports note on fan reaction and events
A garbled fragment discusses athletic events and fan reactions. It mentions Sheen moisture and tensions around games with reference to risk and disagreement among fans. No clear names or places are readable.
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