Police investigate alley dispute after elderly man dies
A report of a man and woman arguing in the alley behind Sawyer Studio prompted two police passes with no sign of them. An elderly man, John Debosz, 72, of Erie, died after being struck by a bat during a separate incident. The U S Department of Labor approved a 50240 grant for a summer youth work program in Warren and Forest counties. Police investigated a purse theft from Phoenix Hotel with $40, old dimes, and a silver dollar missing. A class ring from 1935 was turned in by a girl, engraved SAB. Stephen Kopta, 16, escaped serious injury when a farm tractor wheel ran over his left leg. Frank Dahl, 47, injured in a one car crash near Clymer, listed in satisfactory condition. Warren borough police reported 512.98 in on street parking take this week and 182.25 from municipal lots.
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U. S. Department of Labours
Erie
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Warren
Forest Counties
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Richard Brown
Warren Forest Counties Office In Economic Opportunity
Phoenix
Kathryn Graham
George Collier
Stephen
Lester Kopta
R. D. J. Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Frank Dahl
North Clymer
Clymer
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Mayville
Warren Borough
Detroit editorial circles Rockefeller as GOP unity pick
The Detroit News discusses Rockefeller as a potential GOP candidate with Reagan on a ticket, likening the move to 1952 shifts that spurred moderates to back Eisenhower. Romney accuses Lodge of brainwashing. McNamara denies Romney’s claim of truth avoidance amid mixed reactions from governors on a Vietnam trip.
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Vietnam
Vietnam In 1965 With A Delegation of Governors. Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Bombers resume raids over North Vietnam after storm pause
Air Force Navy and Marine pilots flew 246 missions over North Vietnam resuming the prestorm pace as Patsy cleared. Strikes targeted Hanoi Haiphong area and supply routes from Hanoi to the 17th parallel with at least 32 trucks reported damaged or destroyed.
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Warn Of Vacuum Sales Racket From Corry Chamber Of Commerce
The Corry Chamber of Commerce warns that chain referral sales scams persist despite postal crackdown. National Better Business Bureau notes a $200 million public loss from such schemes, with Interstate Engineering involved and a 1967 buy-down model. Consumers advised to buy from trusted local dealers and verify with the chamber.
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Post Office Department
Interstate Engineering Corporation
California
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Interstate
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Chamber of Commerce
Milk price fight moves to court with injunction request
Hayes argued milk labeled for animal use could be consumed by people and challenged the commission's price structure, noting farmers selling through the store earned 50 percent more than regular dealer prices. The commission seeks a permanent injunction while a hearing date remains undecided. A separate suit against a Philadelphia cut rate milk seller was postponed to the week of Sept 25.
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Hayes
Philadelphia
Lily Penn Food Stores Inc
Funeral rites for Rev. Charles Kinney held in Clymer
The funeral service for Rev. Charles Kinney was held at Edwards Chapel EUB Church in Clymer at 10 30 a m with district superintendent Rev. Glenn Donelson officiating. A quartet sang and burial followed in Holland Cemetery. Masonic memorial services were also conducted at Spitzer Funeral Home.
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Charles Kinney
Edwards Chapel
Clymer
Glenn Donelson
Erie
H. Ray Harris
Darrell Haris
Charles McIntyre
Gerald Lundeen
Leon Tickner
Roger Westley
Claude Grote
Sparta Lodge
Spitzer
Eugene Webber
Ford Strike Dent to Auto Ad Budgets and Vendors
Ford and rivals brace for a prolonged walkout after the union delays. major vendors like Ben dix Corp and Aluminum Co. of America warned of impact while Ford plans to curb advertising spend. UAW lifts its war chest to $67 million and extends a convention to raise dues as talks stall.
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Passaic
N.J
Ford
Bendix Corp
Kelsey-Hayes Co
Mequay-Norris Manufacturing Co
Aluminum Corp. of America
Theodore H. Meeke Jr
Advertising Age
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW
Emil Mazey
Mazey
Keeping DC Police Clean Costs $15,000 Annually
Washington AP notes the Capitol police laundry bill will total about $15,000 for the year, with the force at 498 officers swelling the expense. It highlights per officer costs, equipment upkeep, and other contingent expenditures, including medical and physician office costs.
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Beulah Dominates Weather Threat to Caribbean Islands
The hurricane Beulah lashed Martinique with torrential rain leaving over 100 families homeless. It threatened Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands before turning toward Hispaniola as Chloe, a 50 mph tropical storm, offered no land threat. A tropical low off Florida and the southern Bahamas kept small craft in port.
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Dominican Republic
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Chloe
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Martinique
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
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Ponce
Ford says 1968 model stock may stock out in a month
Ford reports about 85,000 1968 models ready for introduction on September 21 will cover roughly 30 days. The automaker also holds about 170,000 1967 models with dealers. Marey cautions that talks with the company may be delayed for up to four weeks but pressure will rise after that.
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Ford
Marey
FCC backs cigarette ads ruling sparks broadcaster concern
The FCC defended its Friday decision as necessary for the public interest even as Charles P. Sanford of WGAN Portland cautioned the ruling could set a dangerous precedent. He asked where line is drawn and suggested other products like automobiles might also be restricted. Sanford’s worries echoed among broadcasters though the commission stated the ruling covers cigarette advertising only.
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Charles P. Sanford
WGAN
Portland
Maine
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