Six Missing In Maine Wilds After Blizzard Hits
MILINOCKET Maine AP two young airmen were found safe while four other persons remain missing after two back to back storms battered northern Maine. Ground searches reduced by deep snow faced a double blizzard with up to 18 inches of snow and gale winds. A woman missing on Mount Katahdin, Mrs Margaret Iovusie about 60 from Boston, and park ranger Ralph Heath from Sherman, are among the missing. Rescue teams from University of Maine joined the effort, but efforts to locate all remain unsolved.
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Millinocket
Maine
Charles Balonis
Weymouth
Mass
Larry Baker
Charles City
Mt. Katahdin
University of Maine
Margaret Ioasie
Boston
Helen Mower
Concord
Ivusie
Mower
Baxter State Park
Ralph Heath
Sherman
Heath
van Buren
Loring Air Force Base
Limestone
Pickets Arrested as Molded Fiber Glass Strike Protests Continue
About 250 pickets gathered outside Molded Fiber Glass Body Co in ASHTABULA amid a two week strike led by United Auto Workers Local 1169. Seventeen protesters were arrested for contempt of court including mass picketing and blocking gates as police kept order. nine pleaded innocent and bonded out. Trials for others pending.
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Ashtabula
United Auto
Thomas Fasula
Com‘non Pleas Court
Roland Pontius
Jefferson
Hunters missing in Maine and Iowa searches
Ry Baker of Charles City Iowa and John Flannery of Fort Fairfield disappear during hunting trips in rural areas. A search near Van Buren by Canadian border and another at Squaw Pan Lake, Presque Isle, involve dozens of volunteers as Charles A Jellison, 69, also remains missing since Monday.
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Ry Baker
Charles City
Iowa
van Buren
Edinburg
Bangor
Charles A. Jellison
Jellison
Presque Isle
John Flannery
Fort Fairfield
Squaw Pan Lake
Rites Held For Arthur Crowell
Final rites for Arthur Crowell were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Gillilard officiating. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Walter Gulick, Lyle Watrous, Lawrence McCray, and others. many from Model Dairy attended, with numerous relatives and friends from Erie, McDonald, Burgettstown, and surrounding areas.
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Arthur Crowell
Bracken
Charles McCray
Richard Perting
Virgil Hall
Ronald Trisket
Arlo Brenneman
Keith Crowell
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Schooley
Stanley
Walter Gulick
Conneaut
Ohio
Emmett Scott
Larry Manson
Vicki Crowell
M. G. McCune
Elmer Rust
I. D. Jackson
Erie
Howard McMullin
Harry Beckerink
Clymer
Union City
Harry Daniels
Gilbert Latham
Grace Hampson
Laura Miller
Edward Mortrey
Arlette Mortrey
John Tropeck
McDonald, Pa
Margaret Toucher
Burgettstown
Katherine Wolfe
Washington, Pa
Felicien Penderviles
Bulger, Pa
George Whiteley
Waterford
Corry
Teacher Finds Worthy Gettysburg Cache Worth $54200
George C Rapport, a 46 year old social studies teacher from Massapequa Park New York, reported the found cache of ad currency from Gettysburg battlefield has a Treasury valued redemption of 54200 dollars. He waited for confirmation and kept the discovery quiet except for his wife. The family vacationed at Gettysburg with his two children Eileen and Jack on June 26.
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Washington
Battlefield
George C. Rapport
Secret Service
New York
Treasury
Rapport
Massapequa Park
Ruth
Bellmore
N.Y
Eileen
Jack
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
General State Authority Sealed Bid Notice for Campus Lighting
The General State Authority in Harrisburg invites sealed proposals for Contract 403-144 Electrical at Cheyney State College Delaware County Pennsylvania. Bid date is Wednesday November 13, 1963 at 1 00 PM EST. Bid guaranty is 3200 and 20 per set for plans and specs.
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General State Authority
Cheyney State College
Cheyney
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
Fridy, Gauker and Frndy, Incorporated, Engineers
Arch Street
Philadelphia
A. J. Caruso
Man finds mutilated Civil War currency at Gettysburg site
Rapport recalls discovering a rotted bundle of currency by the Eternal Light Peace Memorial at Gettysburg National Military Park. He reported it to the Secret Service after keeping it in his car and cellar. The government valued the mutilated notes at 54,200 with 3-5ths rule for redemption.
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Rapport
Gettysburg National Military Park
Secret Service
New York
Washington
W. T. Howell
United States
Howell
National Park Service
Internal Revenue Service
the Revenue Service
Dilla Tite Tevne
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