Girl removed after safe pin stuck in throat at Hamot
A Bear Lake girl was transferred from Hamot Hospital after firefighters removed an open safety pin from her throat this morning. Bren da Parker, daughter of Floyd Parker, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon for a pin swallow worry and transferred once the pin was found. A Hamot spokesman said removal required medical care. Also, Project 70 grant of about 5 000 dollars was approved by Titusville City Council to buy 11 acres near Burgess Park for future park expansion, with final approval pending. Donald Gibas was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for injuries after being stepped on by a cow. Cindy Grant sustained a possible elbow fracture while playing, not admitted. Eugene Theisen reported two 8 by 12 inch windows broken at the Crestline plant. stones were found inside. Attorney Roger Brown, 33 West Frederick, listed as fair. A Requiem Mass will be sung tomorrow at St. Peter’s Church Somerset Pa for Charles Blatt, 70, who died Sunday after a heart attack. interment at Somerset.
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Bear Lake
Hamat
Erle
Brenda Parker
Mmm
Floyd Parker
Corry Memorial Hospital
Tere
Hamot
Sm Bey
Project
Titusville
Burgess Park
Project 70
St. Peter's Church
Somerset
Charles R. Blatt
Somerset Community Hospital
John
Wast Smith Street
Blatt
Record Vote Patterns By Ward In Corry And Nearby Areas
The report lists ward and district level voting figures from Corry and adjacent areas. It covers Democratic and GOP registrations, total ballots, votes cast, and turnout percentages for several wards and districts, noting variations in participation and comparing past and current stakes.
Kidnapped Fronczak son marks six months of hope
On his mother Mrs. Chester Fronczak’s 20th birthday in Chicago, prayers at SS Anne church mark six months since baby Paul Joseph Fronczak was abducted from a hospital. Police say tips slowed, public attention remains high, and the family still hopes for his return while Chester Fronczak Jr. aids his wife through the ordeal.
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Chicago
Chester Fronczal
Mrs. Fronczak
Chester Jr
Daniel Purcell
St. Anne's
Carten
Voter tallies by district and party in Wayne Township
In East District Wayne Township the GOP led with 232 votes to 118 for Democrats in a total of 350 with 207 voting and a 60 percent turnout. West District shows Democrats 87 and Republicans 179 in 266 total with 199 voting and 70 percent turnout.
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Wayne Township
Tax Committee Authority and Fuller Contract Debate
City leaders debated who had final say on the Fuller contract as the Tax Committee, Council, and School Board weighed bids and extensions. The discussion noted past good faith actions, the push to bid, and interim extensions, with Abbey, Bliley, and Young voting on renewal versus extension as the three bodies sought a path that balanced cost savings and proven efficiency.
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Fuller
Jayll
Weber
Tax Committee
John Mohr
McKnight
0Hey
Mohr
Council
Young
Abbey
Bliley
School Board
Puller
Hardies
No More $50,000-A-Year Men Put Lid On NYC Janitors Pay
New York education and union officials announced a contract capping custodians yearly earnings at 26 thousand dollars with five or six workers earning that amount and the majority at 11 to 15 thousand. Prior figures showed higher salaries, including a top custodian at 53,900, surpassing Mayor Wagner. The agreement aims to reduce costs for the 900 school buildings, with funds retained by custodians and direct Civil Service reforms discussed.
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New York
Hawever
Herman P. Stichman
Stichman
Eugene &. Hult
Tax Committee Recommends Renewal of Fuller Contract
The Tax Committee unanimously votes to recommend renewing Fuller’s contract. The School Board will rescind its two year renewal and seek one year with further negotiations. Council will drop bid plans and approve a one year arrangement. Fuller agrees to the proposed setup. future talks about contract terms and committee relations will continue.
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Council
Fuller
Puller
GM Resumes Production of 1965 Models
GM restarts 1965 model output after month long strike as Flint Michigan plants, including Buick and Chevrolet lines, prepare to return to full pace. About 35,000 workers idle locally and over 300,000 nationwide were affected by the walkout. Local unions had yet to settle 25 bargaining units amid ongoing plant condition disputes.
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General Motors Corp
Flint
Mich
Buick
U Flint
Chevrolet
United Auto Workers
UAW
Sculptor Vouzas-Mikenas Dies at 69 in Moscow
Soviet Izvestia reports Lithuanian sculptor Vouzas-Mikenas died in Moscow at 69. No date, place, or cause of death given, and the announcement provides few details beyond his prominence in Lithuanian art.
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Moscow
Vouzas-Mikenas
Izvestia
Javestia
Deaths William Montgomery and VanderSchaaff infants
William K Montgomery 19 of Spartansburg son ofGeorge and Mrs Montgomery died from injuries suffered in an automobile crash near Spartansburg October 10. He was born May 13, 1945 in Sarver Pa and a Sparta merged Schools graduate class of 1963. He attended the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and would have graduated in March. He is survived by his parents one brother Gudge Jr Waterford two sisters Mary Ann and Melanie and grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Schrecken gost Garretts Run Pa and Mr and Mrs John Montgomery Natrona Heights Pa. Final rites Friday at 2:30 pm at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with burial Rose Hill Cemetery. VanderSchaaff infant twins born at Mercy Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Cust VanderSchaaff of Clymer did not survive. Parents survive with paternal Gilbert and ??? and maternal Frey Rhodes sugar Grove and Ruth Price Corry great grandfather William E Rhodes Falls Creek Pa and great grandmother Ellen Boyer Tonawanda NY. Committal service arranged by Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer will be held at family convenience.
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William KK
Montgomery Mir Montgomery
George Montgomery
Spartansburg
Ned
Franklin Hospital
Sarver
Sparta Merged
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
Gudge Jr
Waterford
Mary Ann
Melanie
Peter Schreckengost
Garretts Run
John Montgomery
Natrona Heights
H. Richard Hays
Rose Hill Cemetery
VanderSchaaff
Sorry Memorial Hospital
Cust VanderSchaaff
Clymer
Gilbert
Frey
Alvin Rhodes
Sugar Grove
Ruth Price
Corry
William E. Rhodes
Falls Creek
Ellen Boyer
Tonawanda
Spitzer
Fire Explodes At Kittanning Shop Killing Local Woman
A blast triggered by a mechanic’s light falling into gasoline caused a fire that gutted an auto repair shop and two apartments above it in Kittanning. Gertrude Rugini 76 died from smoke inhalation at the hospital. her daughter was not hurt. Police estimate damage at 000. no other injuries reported.
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Kittanning
Gertrude Rugini
Rugini
Kittanning Hospital
Mary
Brown
Clarence H Wassink Dies at 81 in Helmuth New York
Clarence H Wassink 81 of North Clymer died at 11 a m yesterday in Helmuth New York. He was born May 17 1889 in Harmony New York and was a retired farmer and Panama Baptist Church member. Survived by wife Alice Sheldon Wassink. three sons Gerald Clyther Lawrence Panama and Ivan Sherman. daughter Alberta Weise Panama. eight grandchildren and one sister Florence Petit Chautauqua. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home Clymer today and tomorrow 7 to 9 p m with final rites Thursday at 2 p m Rev John Linendell to officiate. interment Greenwood Cemetery Panama.
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Clarence H. Wassink
Wassink
North Clymer
Helmuth
N. Y
Harmony
John Linendell
Panama Baptist Church
Wil
Greenwood Cemetery
Panama
Record earnings for National Steel in year to date
Pittsburgh based National Steel Corp, the fifth largest U.S. steel producer, posted new records including higher net income for the first nine months of this year.
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Pittsburgh
National Steel Corp
Titusville City Workers Seek Pay Increase
Titusville city workers excluding the police asked for a $50 monthly pay rise at a City Hall meeting. Attorney Vincent Pepicelli represented about 25 employees, stating the increase averages seven cents an hour over four years. Council will consider the request during budget time.
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Juuavinus — Empioves
Titusville
Police
Vincent J. Pepicelli
Meadville
Eeate Pay
Fie
Pepicelli
Train collision injures 103 near Mito Japan
A commuter train rammed the rear of another near Mito in Japan yesterday injuring 103 people, most of them students. Four were reported seriously hurt.
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Mito
Japan
Johnson Hops Through North in 1964 Campaign Tour
President Johnson drew large crowds in Macon and Columbia as he attacked Goldwater’s brinksmanship and nuclear policy. He framed the race as a nationwide effort to erase sectional divides and heal the nation, urging listeners that the time to act is now.
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South
Johnson
Macon
Hail the champs prep for a big oil city mat
A decipherable fragment notes a rallying tone around a sports scene with mentions of Corry Beavers Hildebrand and Oil City. The text is garbled but hints at a league run with a 5-0 score, a 12 game span, and anxious timing ahead of a key match at Stadium.
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Bob Me
Sli Corry
Beavers
Oil City
Althe
Hildebrand
Shi More
Corr Supply
Bulicz leads scoring as rugged season rolls on
The report highlights Bulicz scoring details and recent performances with key mentions of Per Léading, Saint Ny, and opponents. It notes Bulicz's 31 points, several missed shots, and defensive plays as a core storyline, while referencing teammates, coaches, and local venues like Willmar field.
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Donald Gibas
East Congress Street
Cindy
Allen Grant
West Frederick Street
Eugene Theisen
Crestline
Pennsysvania Avenue
Roger Brown
West Prederick Street
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Elgin
Concord Township
Fronczals
Lawrence J. Mangis Jr
Alegheny
Dorothy Elis
Mangis
Ellis
Oakland
Graff
Blazers
Gray
North Center
Nyc
Robert Wagner
Bracklet
Calvin &. Gross
Board of Education
Janes Bdonovan
Harry Munch
Loos 692
Thtermilional Union
Ene Fiers
Cls Vctions
Joseph P. Vigorito
Congress
Pena
Sounta
Unicef
Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken Jr
Loanon
Thei
Barney
Smilie
Sig
Goldwater
Hall
Senate
Rolinson
Ara
Capitol
Columbia
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
Fogle Lumber
Schlegel
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Honey Boy
Aereford Corned
Coatland
Bundly
Bulicz
Tir
Dersport Sattal
Satur
Nys
Billie
Tony Constar
Cons Shar
Philipsburg
Stallato's Inn
Ubeater
Ile
Cox
Robin Eee
Mir
Ben
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