Democratic rally at VFW Club draws county candidates
A Democratic rally is set for Monday evening at the VFW Club with county candidates in attendance. Door prizes will be drawn. Attendees include Harold Eddy of Spring Creek and local residents such as Philip daquith R D 2, Bruce Smith Union City, Walter Latas 969 North Center, Michael son of Ruth Davis 41 West Pleasant, Mrs. William Smith Ashville, Mrs. J M Davison 312 Delaware, Nelson Nutt Panama NY, Mrs Iter Reardon Panama, Mokwa 134 East Frederick, and many others. Discharged attendees listed include Teresa Ross 402 West Pleasant, Mrs Jesse Burrous 62 Brook, Tammy Brigham 224 Mead Ave, Mrs. Robert Davis Sr and Joan Frances, R D Corry, Mrs Harold Drace 236 Mead Ave, Guy Vanderhoof Jr Pittsfield, Charles Wright Clymer Deceased.
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Harold Eddy
Spring Creek
Philip
Harry Daquith
R. D
Varty Bruce Smith
Union City
Walter Latas
North Center Street
Michael
Ruth Davis
West Pleasant Street
William Smith
Ashville
J. M. Davison
Delaware Street
Nelson Nutt
Panama
N. Y
Iter Reardon
Teresa
George Ross
Jesse Burrous
Brook Street
Tammy
John Brigham
Mead Avenue
Robert Davis Sr
Joan Frances
Corry
Harold Drace
Guy Vanderhoof Jr
Pittsfield
Charles Wright
Clymer
Titusville Starts $114,000 Airport Project
Titusville city officials accepted a federal grant offer up to 86,500 for the airport project and awarded Foster Grading Co. the runway contract of about 114,000 for a 3,200 foot strip with paved access, pending Federal Aviation Agency concurrence and project terms confirmation.
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Titusville
Herbert E. Varnum
Foster Grading Co
Federal Aviation Agency
Funeral Rites for William E. Steight Sr. Held at St. George
Final rites for William E. Steight Sr. will be held at St. George Funeral Home Monday at 2 p.m. Interment follows at Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7–9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. The Corry 10OF will hold a memorial service at the funeral home Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
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Stright
William E. Steight Sr
St. George Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Corry 10of
Michigan float overturned in homecoming march protest
A parade float protesting the Viet Nam war was overturned at the University of Michigan homecoming parade built by the Student Faculty Committee to End the War in Viet Nam. In Milwaukee General Maxwell Taylor faced pickets during a speech and commented that domestic protests carry little weight at home but may embolden Communist leaders abroad.
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University of Michigan
Michigan
Viet Nam
Milwaukee
Maxwell Taylor
Taylor
U.S
Hanoi
Peking
Deaths William E Stright Sr dies after brief illness
William E Stright Sr of 522 East Main Street died yesterday at Humut Hospital Erie after a short illness. Born February 9 1990 in Larimer Pa he was a Norwin High School and Edinboro College alumnus. Survived by wife Mary Jane two children and several siblings, services at St George Funeral Home with Pine Grove Cemetery burial. Final rites Monday at 2 p m. with two clinicians officiating. The Corry IOOF will hold services Sunday evening at 7 30.
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William E. Stright
Mr. Stright
East Main Street
Humut Hospital
Erie
Larimer, Pa
John KR
Sac Mae Stright
Norwin High School
Larimer
Edinboro College
Mary Jane Rozelle
Corry
Aero Supply and
Raymond Manufacturing
Snap-Tile, Inc
Union City
First Presbyterian Church
Jonathan Lodge No
Independent Order, of Odd Fellows
Penneylvania Air National Guard
Mary Jane
William B. Jr
Iter
Jane Marie
John R. Stright
John S. Henry
New Stanton
Dorothy Molt
Pittsburgh
Marshall
Swissvale
John W
Irwin
St. George Funeral Home
H. Kenyon Leishman
Elmar
Pine Grove
Plan would ease college debt with delayed repayment
Draw Up continued on Page One outlines a plan where students pay no interest during college, start repayment at nine months after graduation, with a 3 percent maximum for families under $15,000 and 6 percent for higher incomes. Service in the armed forces or Peace Corps would add a three-year moratorium on repayment.
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Armed Forces
Peace Corps
Horse Show Opens in Pa International entries slim on horses
Harrisburg AP 1965 Pennsylvania Horse Show opens with teams from Canada Ireland Mexico and an English rider ready for international competition. Argentines may be missing as horses fail to arrive delaying events though riders are present. United States entries are Billy Steinkraus Kathy Kusner Frank Chapot and Mary Chapot in a historic husband wife team.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Argenting
Canada
Ireland
Mexico
England
Jimmy Day
Day
Billy Steinkraus
Noronton
Indonesia Youths Attack Chinese University Fire Fire Bid
About 800 youths shouted down with communism and burned the Chinese University in Jakarta after clashes with about 60 Communist Chinese students outside a dormitory. Witnesses reported knives and firearms used, several injured, soldiers intervened, and the two story building burned to the ground during the army-inspired anti communist campaign.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Chinese University
Indonesian anti Communist rally and street protests in Jakarta
About 10 000 youths demonstrated in Jakarta clamoring to dissolve the PKI and execute its chief Aidit. Aidit has not been seen since the coup attempt. Radio Jakarta reported Sukarno met with Subandrio Lei mena and Saleh as efforts to normalize the situation continued. Observers noted Suharto's appointment as army commander signals army influence in power struggles in Jakarta.
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Jakarta
PKI
Hang Aidit
Indonesian Communist Party
D.N. Aidit
Aidit
Java
Radio Jakarta
Sukarno
Subandrio
Johannes Leimena
Formosan Doctor In Erie Still Fights For Kids
A Chinese scientist in Erie, Dr. Kuang L. Cheng, 46, fights to bring his children to the United States as the Chinese government and the embassy dispute his stay. The embassy says he is a major in the Nationalist Chinese Army and that his wife and daughters face issues, while Cheng claims he has only three one year extensions since 1956 and has no official sanction to remain since 1959. He researches for Lord Manufacturing Co. and seeks to remain to care for his children amid the government dispute.
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Washington
Erie
Kuang L. Cheng
Taiwan
Cheng
United States
Lord Manufacturing Co
Man Says He Was Not Aware Of Rank At Arsenal
In 1950, during mass drafting, an arsenal employee testified he never trained as a soldier and did not know he held the rank of major. Cheng claimed a civilian passport and said the embassy has always been informed of his whereabouts. His daughters stay with Ming Wang, a former college roommate of his wife, who joined Cheng recently.
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Cheng
Ming Wang
Navy extends Viet Nam tour options for volunteers
The Navy announces eligibility rules for enlisted men completing a standard year long Viet Nam tour or equivalent sea service. Sailors finishing such a tour in Viet Nam or aboard will be spared a second assignment for at least three weeks unless volunteering or approval by the chief of naval personnel. The order also invites volunteers to extend service in the war area up to three years.
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Viet Nam
Viet Neva
Navy
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