Erie County News: Meetings, Trials, and Local Incidents
Erie County Retired Teachers plan a Thursday 12 15 meeting at the Boston Store Erie with reservations via phone 554779. Reports on Harrisburg state convention will be given by Grace Nunn Helen Nicely and Arvilla Hirsch. A murder arraignment for Patella Carr was set for October 17 before Alderman Fabrizi. Water shutoff hits the Titusville Eagles Club over delinquent bills. IRS action had closed and reopened the club. A 19 year old driver slid on a puddle and hit a pole causing $500 damage. A two car North Center Street crash caused $105 in damages. Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Co reelects Arden Earl fire chief guidance and assigns officers. Driver license suspensions listed for five area motorists in Harrisburg records. Police address a Gould Street dog complaint. David Highy of Union City gets 6 months to 1 year jail and $100 fine on burglary larceny conviction.
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Erie County
Boston
Erie
Myrtle Whiteman
Harrisburg
Grace Nunn
Helen Nicely
Arvilla Hirsch
Carson Mann
Mead Avenue
Franklin Street
Mott Street
Mann
North Center Street
John A. Dorman
R.D. 1
Union City
Harold Black
Fairview
Black
City Police Training Upgrades and Equipment
Mayor Furst outlines upgrades for City Police including high calibre Justice Department materials and expanded training. Recruits will attend Erie rookie school while current officers take courses at State Police Academy programs and local sessions. New weapon training and walkie talkie use expand field operation capabilities.
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Furst
Justice Department
State Police Academy
Hershey
Erie City Police
Corry
Columbus
Eerfomne
Genaee Ee Dae
Wallace Headquarters Hit By Vandals Again in California
For the second time in a week vandals damaged a George Wallace for President headquarters in California. Two firebombs shattered front windows and damaged furniture in Ridgecrest early Monday. No one injured. Office manager John Cooper had received threats by telephone. Last week bullets struck the central Los Angeles headquarters of the American Independent party candidate.
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Ridgecresty Cant
George Wallace
President
California
John Cooper
Los Angeles
American Independent Party
Nixon hints he'd stop bombings if elected president
Nixon told publishers in Washington he would not raise the bombing of North Vietnam and might stop it if it saves American lives. He urged broader negotiations for a generous peace and said talks should involve more nations and issues beyond Vietnam.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Richard M. Nixon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Flint
Mich
Minneapolis
Washington
Publishers and Editors
United Press International
Nixon
Wixon
New York City
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Paris
Johnson
Beard and mustache trend boosts barber sales
Earl Rosch a St Louis barber told about booming sales of false beards and mustaches in Wichita at a Kansas barber convention. He noted many young men stay conservative on work days yet wear a real looking beard or mustache at night, signaling growing grooming freedom.
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Wichita
Kan
Earl Rosch
St Louis
Roach
Kansas
U.S. reports alerts of possible big Hanoi offensive
Intelligence notes gathered near Saigon detail large stockpiles of antiper sonnel mines grenades rockets and guns as officers warn Hanoi may seek a headlines moment around the November elections. Weekly enemy tolls show a drop while allied losses ease after a spike the week before. The actions come amid claims the North Vietnamese divisions avoid direct combat.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Humphrey Rally Draws Unity Across Pa. crowds
Vice President Hubert Humphrey campaigned in Erie Wilkes-Barre and Scranton drawing large supportive crowds. He praised Pennsylvania for unity backing his bid while denouncing Nixon Wallace and radical extremism, challenging debates before the November 5 election and urging voters to judge him on the issues.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Hubert Humphrey
Erie
Wilkes-Barre
University of Scranton
Arly
Humphrey
Chicago
Joseph Stark
William Green ‘Ey
Philadelphia
Robert F. Kennedy
Humphey
James H. Tate
Joseph Barr
Pittsburgh
Keystone
Richard Nixon
George C. Wallace
Wallace
America
United States
Nixon
Wilkes ,Barre
Pacifists Say Reds Treated Them Well
New York pacifist Vicky Revere and Philadelphia's Robert Eaton say they were treated courteously in Moscow and Budapest after being expelled for handing out anti invasion leaflets. They spent 72 hours in jail and reported political discussions with police. Both returned by plane on Monday.
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New York
Moscow
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Vicky Revere
Robert Eaton
Philadelhia
Planet
Miss Revere
Scranton Students Protest During Humphrey Speech
About 25 University of Scranton students chanted antiwar slogans outside Held House as Humphrey spoke. He apparently did not see the demonstrators. The scene ended without incident and the event moved on.
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Scranton
University of Scranton
Humphrey
Reservists 5 and Court Actions Highlight 1968 Ballot Moves
In the Senate and the Supreme Court opening session, Chief Justice Earl Warren and others faced questions over retirements and failed elevation moves. The court rejected Virginia Conservatives' bid to back Wallace for president and refused to force California to list Eugene McCarthy, Leroy Eldridge Cleaver, and their parties on the ballot. A SAGE ADVICE banner from Louisville urges readers to keep a Bible open to avoid the door of heaven.
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Earl Warren
Portas
Virginia
Wallace
American Independent Party
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
California
Leroy Eldridge Cleaver
Black Panther
Peace and Freedom Party
SAGE
Louisville
Fourth Avenue Baptist Church
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Patella Carr
George McCallum
Larry Fabrizi
Titusville Eagles Club
Norman Canada
Canada
Eagles Club
Internal Revenue Service
Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Co
Arden Earl
Norman Mitchell
William Lord
Clarence Daley
Donald Jones
Mitchell
Michael Firestone
Firemen's Relief Fund
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Ronald B. Burrows
Elgin
Joseph K. Hutchinson
Richard Weatherby
Allen L. Higby
R.D
Spring Creek
Ronald G. Morton
Gould Street
David Highy
R.D. 2
Edward Carey
City Police
Blizzard
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bag
Spook
Linus
Senate
Walace-Ohio
F.n.b.-Midland
Yekers
Depech
Infurence
Carpassian
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Walt
Wright Street
Jim Hammond
Easy
Philco
Gibson
Dumont
Lorry Block Co
Shady Avenue
DRY Cleaners
Automobile Agencies
Vw. W. Waterhouse
Fitch Motors
Rambler
South First Avenue
Frank’s Auto Service
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Insurance — General
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's Electric Service
Lathrop Electric
Res
Pr. H. & M. A. Beall
East Smith St
Erie Insur
E. Crosby Bush Insurance
E. Main St
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Napa
Desmond Electric Company, Indust, Commer, & Reid
Morton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Auto Supplies
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Lloyd Gates & Sons
Moline
Stewart Road
Connie's
Corry Bakery
Bresd
Johnson Brothers Remington
Myers Water System
Don Edwards
Roosevelt Highway
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
ICE Crystal Coal Co
U.C. Zen
Winerts, Bros
Victor Cragg Jr
Desmond Electric Co
Elect
Phoenix Hotel
Pittsfield Inn
Pittsfield
Mountain’s Keystone Services
Swanson's
East Main Street
Carry TV Cable Co
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
Raggedy Ann Fabrice Finish
Morton
Valics
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