Public swimming pool deadline set amid donations and local note
A tentative completion date for the new public swimming pool at Parget date for completion of the new public swimming i Poonesrie has been set for 45, 1966. Harold Bradley notes it is normal to open on Memorial Day, but the date moved ahead to ensure work is complete. Brokenstraw Valley residents donated nearly 100000 dollars for the pool. The report also covers a car crash on West Smith street with two injured, a Warren Area High School class ring turned in, two damaged parked cars on Warren street, a fatal construction accident in Erie, a burglary at Limberloston Route 6, marriage license filings in Erie County, theft at West ern Auto Store, a driver license revocation in Spartansburg, a death by sleeping pill overdose at Canadohia Lake, a stolen Jamestown employee’s car, and a Union City resident leaving keys in a car ignition.
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Harold Brad-ley
Brokenstraw Valley
Richard Fenno
R. D
Union City
West Smith Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bruce 0. Smith
K. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Warren Street
P_ EB. Gifford
Warren
CS. Peterson
Gifford
Jamestown
J. R. Leech
Maple Avenue
East Washington Street
Johnson hosts Pope and returns to White House
President Johnson met Pope Paul VI in a lengthy audience, praising his leadership for world peace. Johnson hosted Prime officials including Humphrey Rusk Berg and Moyers noted the pope's inspiring sacrifice, as news crews reported. On departure, he watched the Pope address the U.N. before flying to Washington.
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The
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Lady Bird
Johnson
J Johnson
Washington
White House
United Nations
Radio Malaysia
Jogjakarta
Jakarta
Central
Java
Bogor
Bandung
Viet Cong Ambush Kills US Army Unit Near Saigon
Viet Cong forces ambushed a small U.S. Army unit 15 miles northeast of Saigon, killing or wounding all Americans. Two guerrillas were reported killed. the unit was under 12 men. Additional U.S. deaths occurred in air missions and helicopter crashes. Vietnamese troops report high Viet Cong casualties in multiple actions, with Viet Cong battalions operating in small units near Saigon and border areas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
1St Infantry
Mekong
Communista
An Xuyen
Phu Cu Pass
Binh Dinh
Phu Caso
U.S
Qui Nhon
Coast Guard
An Khe
Plea Guilty in WZUM Burglary Case in Pittsburgh
David Del liteh, 18, of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty to taking part in the April burglary and vandalism at Broadcast Station WZUM, which caused the station a $10,000 loss. The case links to Shop Your Corry Stores in the same timeline.
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Pittsburgh
David Delliteh
WZUM
Erie Man Dies in Jail After Alcoholism Treatment
Clair Roberts, 47, of Erie, died in his city jail cell after repeated treatment for chronic alcoholism. He was found in street flanks twice, first taken to Hamot Hospital, released, then readmitted, and later found dead at 6:02 pm. Coroner awaiting autopsy results. Roberts had 91 prior arrests since 1955, mostly for drunkenness.
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Brie
Erie
Hamel Hospital
Merle Wood
Sam Gemelli
Clair Roberts
Gemelli
Roberts
Hamot Hospital
Fire Department
Ed Mascharka
Hamet
Hamot
Wood
Zachary Scott Funeral Held
Stage and screen star Zachary Scott was buried in a private service at his family mansion Sweet Brush. The 51 year old actor died Sunday after several months of illness, attributed to a malignant brain tumor, with only close family and friends in attendance.
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Austin
Zachary Scott
Sweetbrush
Scott
Rebels Lose Punch In Java Amid Turmoil
Reports from Jakarta indicate rebel resistance in central Java has collapsed with pockets remaining ill armed and poorly led. An unidentified American businessman reportedly encountered friendly rebels during a two day Java tour. Jakarta Radio said Sukarno convened a high command meeting in Bogor to discuss the murky political situation.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Central
Java
Indonesia
Nid
Untung
Sukarno
Radio Malaysia
Red
Communist Party
Radio
Bogor
State CS Exam For Fire Truck Driver Police
City council last night agreed to advertise for applicants for a vacancy in the fire department created by the resignation of driver Charles Mack of the Number 2 station. Applicants must take the citys civil service test for fire truck drivers while a separate police civil service exam will be used to create a new eligibility list for the police department. Mack resigned last Saturday and Charles Collier, also of Number 2, will cover the hours with help from local volunteer firemen. Advertising for the two tests will begin next week.
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City Counci
Charles Mack
Ray Weber
Philip Zalaneck
Mack
Charles Collier
Weber
Council
Pennsylvania Revenues Exceed Estimates in September
Harrisburg AP report shows Pennsylvania general fund revenues for September at 78.5 million, 265000 above forecast. For Q1 of the 1965-66 year, July 1 start, totals reached 214.6 million, about 15 percent over the estimate.
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Harrisbburkg
Pennsylvania
Office of Administration
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Girard
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Limberloston
Ludlow
Sheffield
Warren State Police
Erie County
Corry
William Bacon Jr
Spartansburg
Betty Perrine
North East
Albert M. Wood
Karen Sué Baker
East South Street
Raymond L. Courtney
Spring Street
Suellen F Michael
Concord Street
Ronnald Barstow
Aulo
Barstow
Merle L. Ottaim
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Mareisburg
Frank L Miles
Sciota Street
Marjorie I. Rushton
Evie
Canadohia Lake
W. H. Ernest
Ernest
United Fund
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Fall Gas Range
Quh Ulus
Oln Ag Iil
Origc
North Center Street
Jane Parker
Pumpkin Pies
Lincoln Sweet Cider
Marvel
Anti-Freeze
Washington St. Corry, PA
Cannon
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California
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