Missing Girl Found Near Titusville
A 14 year old Titusville girl Debra Shaffer was found about 7 a.m. at a Gresham residence and returned home by her father after an overnight walk from Carter Field. Police and Colonel Drake Radio Club conducted a wide search of local roads and the surrounding area before the call. The girl said she spent the night in the woods while a friend walked near her home. Her mother was hospitalized in shock.
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Titusville
Gresham
Here
Debra Shaffer
Harold Shaffer
Carter Field
Colonel Drake
Nttsville Hospital
Ban On Firearms Penalties Expanded for Offenses
The text outlines new penalties for firearm offenses including first and second offense terms of up to ten years and five to twenty five years respectively, possible concurrency with the crime sentence, and bans on sales to mental incompetents addicts felons fugitives and those indicted. It also updates the 1934 National Firearms Act to include destructive devices and imposes two to five year terms or fines for violations.
Local Notes and Birthday Toasts From Jamestown Area
Community notes recount snow nearby and birthdays for James Doyle Charles Lucas and Shirley Blakeslee. Residents share visits dinners and luncheon gatherings across Jamestown Union City Erie Titusville and Albertville France. School staff listings for grades one through twelve and faculty details conclude the column.
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Clymer
Charles Lucas
James Doyle
Howard Doyle
Jamestown
Gene Hasbrouck
David Ken- Plister
Paul 4. Blakeslee
Shirley Blakeslee
Lenah Chite
Jennie Johnson
Union City
Isaac Sherlock
Donald Merkle
Lela Brown
Keith Wade
Erie
Duane Wade
Columbus
Ward Strawbridge
Maxine
Titusville
Jerry
Rusty Brown
Jesse Brown
Brown
Lena Burlingame
Philip Northrop Jra
Chris
Iddlious Co
Scene of protest after shooting described by witnesses
Eyewitnesses recount the night’s disturbance near the New School for Afro-American Thought after a man was shot by a policeman who fired from a crouching position. Protesters gathered, while accounts differed on who began the confrontation and whether the victim overpowered the officer.
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Page One
Roberts
Marshall
New School For Afro-American Thought
Franklin housing inspector targets two city houses
City housing inspector and code officer notify two city owned homes near the water treatment plant for repairs within 60 days. One house houses Laula Rodgers of the water department and the other Arthur Rodgers, a former water department employee. Inspectors cite chimneys and foundation walls needing paint, basement steps repair, a leaking roof on one structure, and deterioration of an outside toilet. Council members debate and plan inspections to estimate costs, with discussions of past neglect and avoiding favoritism.
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Franklin — City
Council
Raymond J. Brown
Edward Antres
Mammiolite
Scanlon
Fred Moses
City Engineer Department
Department of Parks and Public Property
W. Weston
Mammolite
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Carol Augustine
Frances Frankenfield
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Miss Morris
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