VFW Bowling League Opens. Local Notices Included
Openings for Thursday night Men's Handicap Bowling at VFW Second shift 9 pm interested teams call VEW Dial 2-2422 for a message of comfort Ad line rates 23c per line CAHS football advance ticket sale ends Saturday at 4 pm Adult 1.00 Single reserved 1.25 tickets at local shops VFW Bowling League starts September 9th 9 pm at VFW 27 per na
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Vance
Sproveri
Jansen's
Mike's Pizzeria
Ritz
BOC
Lee —Turben
VFW
VEW
CAHS
Corry Beverage Company
VFW Businessmen‘s
Cat Vfw
Teachers Strike Threat Battles New York Schools
A mediation panel appointed by Mayor Wagner seeks to avert a Monday strike by New York City teachers. The UFT, representing 21,000 teachers, demands a $9 million immediate pay boost and $20 million more next year, while the board offers $12 million next year. Talks collapsed after court orders were sought to prevent action.
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New York
Citizens Mediation Panel
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Calvin B. Gross
Charles Cogen
United Federation of Teachers
Simon J. Rifkind
UFT
Leo A. Larkin
State Supreme Court
Cowen
Randally Inland Stadium
UPFT
Soviet protest over China signing nuclear ban treaty
Moscow protests US signing of the nuclear test ban by Nationalist China in Washington. Moscow reiterates non recognition of Chiang Kai shek's government and warns the United States and Britain. Archbishop Ngo Dinh Thue says US spent 20 million to replace his brother in South Vietnam and attends the Vatican council. Expatriate poet Ezra Pound hopes to visit the United States again as he faces indictment on treason charges.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
China
Washington
Peking
State Department
Chiang Kaishek
Britain
Rome
Ngo Dinh Thue
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Vatican Bay
Giornale D'Ttalia
Venice
Aly
Evra Pound
Dart
Italy
Breakfast in bed pledge precedes wedding in court
Brian Mooney, 19, wins bride Janet Bulls promise of daily breakfast in bed after magistrate grants permission to marry. Father objected, joking the habit might backfire on the honeymoon. Janet defends it as a family tradition. Court records note the couple’s legal betrothal.
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Vuinamrius
Brian Mooney
Janet Bull
Brian
Robert Mooney
Mooney
Janet
Brifan
Pound treason trial ends. Bali volcano erupts again
The article notes T. S. Pound’s defense and confinement in a Washington asylum from 1946 to 1958, with treason charges dismissed in April 1953, alongside Indonesian officials awaiting reports on a volcanic eruption at Gunung Batu or Mt Agung in Bali after rumbling activity, uncertain casualties or damage.
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Washington, D.C
Italy
Pound
Hart
Jakarta
Indonesia
API
Indonesian Civil Defense and
Red Cross
Bali
Gunung Batu
Mt. Friend
Ghaung Batu
Agung
Army to withdraw 4000 troops from Europe by year end
Washington AP reports the army plans to pull about 4000 soldiers from West Germany and Europe by year end. The move would reduce armored cavalry regiments from four to three, align forces with McNamara's aim to avoid a combat-strength drop below six divisions, and reflect a broader effort to cut overseas spending while maintaining readiness to defend Berlin if needed. The shift follows the Berlin crisis buildup and earlier relocation of units from Ft. Meade to Germany.
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Arope
West Germany
Iron Curtain
U.S
Ammy
Nirs
Berlin
7Th
Europe
Defense Department
United
Sen
Richar B. Russell
Senate Armed Sergions Committee
Russell
Georgia
Titusville Eyes $975,415 Redevelopment Grant
Titusville officials received word from the federal government that the city remains eligible for a grant exceeding $500,000 for urban renewal. HHFA recertification credits planning, code enforcement, and ongoing reports to the Planning Commission and Redevelopment Authority. The Better Days redevelopment project totals up to $975,415, pending City Council and HHFA approval.
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Htusville
Titusville
Housing and Home Finance Agency
John B. Chick
Chick
Planning Commission and Redevelopment Authority
City Counci
HHFA
Fined For Fast Driving Kills Youth In New York Crash
One youth was killed and another injured when their car failed to negotiate a curve on the New York Thruway, skidded, and plunged into a culvert. The dead youth was Thomas Ralston, 19, of Philadelphia. Police said the driver had been fined for speeding an hour earlier on the Garden State Parkway.
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Ataack
N. Y
New York Thruway
Thomas Ralston
Philadelphia
New York
Raraway
Garden State Parkway
New Jersey
Spring Creek News Highlights Local School Opening and Community Meetings
The Spring Creek Township Elementary opened its doors with classes for first through sixth grades and a six-student special education class. War remin Schedule for the Warren County Bookmobile to visit West Spring Creek this week. Local auxiliary and Ladies Aid groups held meetings with refreshments, while Home Extension plans an 8 p.m. church gathering. Residents share news of travel, family visits, and community milestones in Warren County.
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Wilmer Helfer
Houston
Tex
Cobb's Car- Community Church
Spring Creek
Ute Spring Creek
Tiiusville Road
Helfer
Te Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Corry
Jerry McCauley
Spring Creek —Township
Howard Johnson
Bernard Parisr
Virgil Tubbs
Newell Beckwith
Warren County
West Spring Creek
D. mi
Piremen
Ronald Graybill
Toledo
Ohio
William Graybill
Richard Hall
Viola Potter
Milas Betty Porter
Graybills
Gaybill
Veron Gutz
Raymond Sickler
Warren
Lib
Bishop Supports Priest in Row Over School Accreditation
The dispute centers on Immaculate Conception school's accreditation as a junior high. Father O Meara notes overcrowding at public schools and transfers out to public junior highs, while parish officials pursue conferences with families to win students back. Monsignor Hammerl calls it a local issue.
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Sulla Smom Eaike
Father O'Meara
Immaculate Conception
Leo E. Hammerl
Durely
Msgt
Hammers
Erie GE and UE reach new labor contract at Erie plant
General Electric and the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers reached a three year wage and benefits agreement covering most Erie plant employees. Two pay raises 5 to 10 cents per hour plus 3.1 percent starting Sept 2 1964 and 2.5 percent in April 1985 accompany enhanced vacation pension and insurance plans. Three weeks vacation after 10 years and four weeks after 20 years take effect January 1 1964. Arbitration procedure for grievances improved.
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SRIE
General Electric Company
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers of America
Erie
Oscar L. Dunn
General Electric
Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Prices
Good and choice hogs bring 17 to 18 dollars per hundredweight while sows run 11 to 14. Beef cows range 13 to 15 percent, canners and cutters 11 to 12, beef heifers 17 to 20, bulls 18 to 21, veal calves 27 to 32, and heavy and medium calves 20 to 27. Lambs sell up to 2b.
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Union City
TV Schedule Highlights for Weekend and Weekday Lineup
Readable TV listings show a dense slate across channels with sports events such as Tigers vs Yankees and Indians vs Senators, multiple wrestling, golf, bowling, and tennis times, plus a mix of dramas, comedies, variety shows, and news. Notable names include Lawrence Welk, Ed Sullivan, Jack Benny, and Carson, with slots for movies, documentaries, and seasonal specials.
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Tigers
UB Round Table
Dragnet
Lucy Dest
Sam Benedict
Gallant Men
Joey Bishop
Defenders
Yankees
Indians
Senators
Brinkley Journal
Ensign O'Toole
Lassie Us
Walt Disney's World
Bennis ‘Te Menace
Jetsons
Ed Sullivan
Bonanze
Real McCoys
GE True
du Pont
Navy
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Wallace Af. Young
Wright Street
Zennie Fish
East Mall Street
Frid Cox
Clymer
Royal Nickerson
Jul Cynthia
Union City Memorial Hospital
Barbara Ryan
West Fourth Street
Waterford
Duane Bates
R. D
Columbus
Guy Cook
South Street
Thion City
Herbert Allen
Howard Racop
Cambridge Springs
Corry Memorial Hospital
DEVOE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society
U.S. Mail
Citizens National Bank
Tv-Auto Banker
Federal Depsalt
Nstiranse Corporation
Spring Creek News
Union
Jay Wy Raa
Huntley
Brinkley
Harry Reasoner
Lloyd Bridges
Peter Guinn
JFK
Ben Casey
Sparta
Carson
Jungle Jay
Mr. Magoo
Harry Ressoner
Huntley- Brinklevy
Phil Silvers
Keefe Brassélle
America
Rodar and His Friends
Hunt
Mr. Magoa
Runtley
Bringiey
Cronkite
Ron Cochran
Dobie Gillis
Dick van Dyke
Man Higgins
Careen
Pappy
Sea Hunt
Ben Hunt
Bat Masterson
Ozzie and Harriet
Fair Exchange
Hennesey
Perry Mason
Donna Reed
McHale's Navy
Lively Ones
Mr. MinKoo
Mitch Jay Romte
Dickens Fenster
Alfred Hitchcpak
Jack Bay
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