DA Says File Charges In Snyder Circle Case
District Attorney Richard Brabender told Mayor William Peiffer and city police to file charges against Richard Smith at once after a vandalism incident at Mrs Lucille Church’s Snyder Circle apartment. Smith, 94, has been in Warren State Hospital for observation since the attack. An hourlong delay between the report and police action sparked city debate over legal requirements and response.
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Richard Bravender
William A. Peiffer
Richard Smith
Snyder Circle
Lucille Church
Frank Carnegie
Church
Smith
Warren State Hospital
Corry City
Pilot Safe In Copter Crash At Lottsville
A helicopter crashed after 2 p m near Route 6 and 27, bursting into flames. Pilot B W Kent of Kent Helicopters, Inc., Mayville NC, escaped with a scratched face and ripped shirt after the craft lost control at about 200 feet while spraying potatoes for Sanger Potato Farms in Lottsville. Firemen and an ambulance responded. 35 gallons remained in a 65 gallon tank as the craft lay twisted.
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Yittsfield
Route
B. W. Kent
Kent Helicopters, Inc
Mayville
N. C
Sanger Potato Farms
Lottsville
Kent
Youngsville Volunteer Fire Department
Youngsville Ambulance
Baby Victim Of Tidioute Cottage Fire
A 14 month old baby boy died after a cottage fire in the Tidioute area. Shawn Hannan, infant son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hannan of Latrobe, died about an hour after being rushed to Warren General Hospital. The fire started when a Latrobe man used gasoline to ignite a coal fire, setting the structure occupied by the Hannans ablaze. Firefighters responded around 8 35 p.m.
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Tidiouth
Tidioute
Warren General Hospital
Shawn Hannan
Richard Hannan
Latrobe
Warren County
Ross E. Bryan
Kirk Beck
Beck
Hannans
Will Auto Union Strike Ford If Pattern Contract Is Not Reached
United Auto Workers presses Ford for a pattern contract as three-year pacts covering about 50,000 workers at Ford, GM, and Chrysler near expiration. Negotiations resume at Ford at 10 am with a midnight deadline looming. Walter Reuther warns of a strike if no deal by then. Ford employs about 160,000 UAW members across 45 plants and 22 states. Major demands include higher pay, guaranteed annual income, and parity for U.S. and Canadian workers.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Piggyback Trailer Accident Kills Rail Worker Saputo
MEADVILLE Abie A Saputo a railroad worker with 15 years on the job was killed instantly when two truck trailers fell from a piggyback railroad car. There were no witnesses as colleagues were on the opposite side of the car jacked for repairs. Officials said Saputo was trapped under a trailer and the exact cause remains undetermined. Special jacks had raised the flat cars to which the trailers were fastened.
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Meadville
Abie A. Saputo
Saputo
Erie Lackawanna
Blake Waller
Meadville Locomotive and Car Department
Forest Fires Threaten Bonners Ferry Idaho Border Region
Forest fires swept the north Idaho panhandle near the Canadian border threatening Bonners Ferry within four miles as crews prepared to evacuate 10 farm families. Civil defense spokesman Dayton Douglas said shifting winds slowed the blaze near wide fields northwest of town, while forecasters predicted more strong, gusting winds up to 50 mph.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
North Idaho Panhandle
Canada
Dayton Douglas
Civil Defense
Boundry County
Caid
Bob Pearsall
Forest Service
Sandpoint
Goldwater Calls Johnson Programs Twiggy Schemes
In Pittsburgh Barry Goldwater compared Johnson administration programs to Twiggy, saying they look good but lack substance. In Fall River Massachusetts a 6-year-old newcomer from the Azores was seen trying to stuff a letter into a fire alarm box during a mail box safety lesson.
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Goldwater
LBJ
Pittsburgh
Young Americans For Freedom
Barry Goldwater
Fall River
Mass
Azores
Rioting Viet Cong Terror Campaign Claims Hundreds in South Vietnam
Communist guerrillas staged election eve attacks across South Vietnam with a Tam Ky raid ending in the terrorist being shot. U.S. sources report 190 civilians killed in the past week, 4276 wounded and 237 abducted as the toll rises.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tam Ky
U.S
Gorvicemen
Quang Tin
Thua Thien
County Sets Meeting On Corry Urban Renewal
The Erie County Redevelopment Authority will meet in special session next Thursday to execute contracts for the southwest Corry urban renewal project. HUD authority to proceed was received, with $476,100 total funding. $122,501 for planning and relocation tasks, project completion sought by August 1968, rest for land acquisition.
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Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Southwest Corry
Christopher Cupolis
Yeserday
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Joseph P. Vigorito
Warren P. Phalen
HUD
Capotis
Car veers off road injuring three near Union City
Three people were injured at 2:45 am when a speeding car left Route 6 east of Union City. Driver Robert F. Rodgers and passenger Joseph Morse Jr. were treated and released. passenger James A. Metzner was admitted with a possible concussion. barn damage estimated at $1,000. Rodgers faces speeding charges.
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Route 6
Union City
Corry
Robert F. Rodgers
Centerville
Joseph Morse Jr
Manchester
N. H
James A. Metdger
Rodgers
Vernon Troyer
R. D
Morse
Union City Memorial Hospital
Metz-ner
After 23 Years Practice He's Ready To Act
In Sterling Illinois Harry Milne aged 88 has skated since age 65 and plans a bold performance at the White Pines rink near Polo this Sunday. He will perform blindfolded and showcase other skating tricks in a bid for the big time.
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Sterling, Ill
Harry Milne
Milne
White Pines
Polo
Johnson regrets steel price hike but offers no action
President Johnson expressed regret at the decision by major steelmakers to raise prices on bars but signaled no plan to intervene. Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel Jones Laughlin Armco Kaiser and Republic Steel followed the move, with United States Steel joining despite advisory criticism. Steels’ price rise cited as key to overall industrial stability.
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New York
Hik
Johnson
Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Jones Laughlin Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Kaiser Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
United States Steel Corp
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisors
Ackley
Young engineer is Navy ensign and groom in one day
Troy AP reports Thomas E. Allen, just graduated from RPI with an aeronautical engineering degree, was commissioned a U S Navy ensign in a campus ceremony. Three hours later he wed Rosa J. Sanowsky of Lockport at Sand Lake Baptist Church in Averill Park, marking his 2nd birthday with a wedding cake.
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Troy
N. Y
Thomas E. Allen
Allen
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Navy
RPI
Rosa J. Sanowsky
Lockport
Sand Lake Baptist Church
Averill Park
Monday Dedication At Lawrence Airport With Fly-In
The Lawrence Airport dedication ceremony Monday at 2 p.m. coincides with the Corry Area Jaycees second annual fly-in. Officials slated to attend include Congressman Joseph Vigorito State Assemblyman Forest Hopkins Corry Chamber president Robert M Bracken and other dignitaries. The event aims to showcase the improved hilltop facility to the public.
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Lawrence Airport
Corry Area
Jaycees
Hilltop
Joseph Vigorito
Forest Hopkins
Robert M. Bracken
Corry
Gov. Shafer
Pennsylvania Aeronautical Commission
Gerald D. Curtin
Federal Aviation In
William C. Ail Jr
William A
Columbus Mill Sold to Corry Man
The Columbus Milling Company long run by Harold and Mrs. Mallory of Bear Lake was sold to Paul Orner of Corry. Orner, former manager of the Corry Federal Home Administration office and last year a Voc-Ag teacher in the Corry Area High School, will assist in milling operations through next June. The sale includes all stock, fixtures and equipment, and the mill serves the farm sector and sells home and garden supplies.
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Columbus Miling Company
Harold Mallory
Bear Lake
Paul Orner
South Center Street
Corry
Orner
Candlesticks Recovered in Nob Hill Cathedral Theft
San Francisco police say underworld delivered the Grace Cathedral theft candlesticks back to Nob Hill altar. Inspectors Osuna and Fogarty report the $500 set of crystal and gold candlesticks was returned after threats the case would stay open until recovered. Case now closed.
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San Francisco
Underworld
Episcopal Grace Cathedral
Nob Hill
Eugene Osuna
Eugene Fogarty
Fluoridation Gains in Two States Across Cities
A special issue highlights Minnesota becoming the second state to require community water fluoridation by 1970 affecting over 600 communities and about one million people. Connecticut led in 1908 with New Haven and others reaching full coverage. eight of the ten largest U.S. cities are fluoridated. The Journal notes benefits, limits, and referendums in Nevada and Maine, with findings from the American Dental Association study on cavity prevention, tooth fracture, and bone health.
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Vist. Nam
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Connecticut
New Haven
Bridgeport
Waterwary
Stamford
Meriden
Greenwich
Nevada
Maine
Massachusetts
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Bangor
Brewer
New York
Chi
Sear the
Journal of the Ameri
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Buffalo
N.Y
St. Louis
Auto Union
Detrofe
United Auto Workers
Ford Motors Co
Mnd
U. S
Mekong Delta
Columbus
Can Dental Association
Oak Fork
Chicago
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