City pound takes in stray brown dog from East Main street
A six month old brown, black and white female dog was surrendered to the city pound by an East Main street resident who said the animal wandered to her home. Three local traffic violations were filed against Donald D. Deane, William A. Burrows, and Durwood E. Rogers for reckless driving, muffler alteration, and speeding respectively. An Atlanta attorney criticized traffic courts for fining over justice, noting cash registers near judges and urging fair administration of law.
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East Main Street
Donald D. Deane
West
Smith Street
Norbert Bachofner
William A. Burrows
Mead Avenue
Bachofner
Durwood E. Rogers
Snyder Circle
Porter Auer
Atlanta, Ga
Donald D. Dewitt
American Bar Association
59 000 Students Get State Aid
Harrisburg AP reports about 59 000 students have received roughly 1 million dollars in state aid, averaging 700 dollars per student. The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency cites 90 percent of 83 000 scholarship applications rejected for lack of demonstrated need. About 8 000 applications remain to be processed amid required extra financial information.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Paul Wagner
Johnson warns on Czech invasion and Western unity
President Johnson spoke to a receptive crowd about the Czech invasion, noting new military and political risks and urging closer Western cooperation. He cited cancellation of some cultural exchanges with Russia and ongoing missile development to strengthen U.S. negotiating leverage. He reiterated that no topic would be barred in proposals for reducing tension in Europe.
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Russia
U.S
Johnson
United States
Europe
Primaries frame battles across states in 1968 race
Gov Warren Knowles and others feature in a clearest portrait of the 1968 primary landscape. Humphrey concedes McCarthy's flaws but doubts Nixon or Wallace would welcome a Nixon victory. Nixon campaigns with Rockefeller in White Plains, while Goodell is named to Kennedy’s Senate seat. Johnson draws applause in a Europe unrest speech as Corry- It’s Good For You.
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Warren P. Knowles
Colorado
Maryland
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Utah
Rhode Island
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Nixon
Wallace
White Plains
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
Rockefeller
Charles E. Goodell
U.S. Senate
Robert F Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Roy Elson
Arizona
U.S
Bronson C. la Follette
GOP
Wisconsin
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Europe
Johnson
East Europe
Mideast
Children Can't Pay Fee Denied Fitness Awards
Hundreds of American school children who passed physical tests to earn a President Johnson signed certificate were denied due to a 50 cent fee. W. L. Nicholson said the fee, imposed to prevent the program from becoming a federal giveaway, affected 34 girls and 791 boys in Miami, mostly Negro, who did not receive certificates for financial reasons. Some teachers paid from their own pockets. Dr Maurice D Woolf, 63, former Kansas State University dean of students, died of a heart attack in Manhattan Kansas.
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Miami, Fla
Johnson
Council On Physical Fitness
Washington
White House
W. L. Nicholson
Miami
Nicholson
Jaycees
American Legion
PTA
Bleier
Manhattan
Kan
Maurice D. Woolf
Kansas State University
Kansas State
Titusville Renewal Area Sold
Redevelopment Authority Chair Robert Sauber announced a mall type shopping center will be built in Titusville Better Days by the end of summer 1969. The authority accepted Judge Associates proposal, a local development group including James D. Berry II and others, with design by Deeter Richey Sippel of Pittsburgh for about 175000 square feet on roughly 44000 square feet.
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Titusville
Redevelopment Authority
Robert Sauber
Judge Associates
James D. Berry II
William R. Dickson
William J. Lamb
Samuel D. McCarter
Russell To Weigh Low Cost Housing Plan Tonight
A Warren open meeting at the Russell fire hall will discuss a low cost housing project for the Russell area. Chester Hoenstine of the Farmers' Home Administration will review a proposal routed through the Warren Forest Counties Economic Opportunity Council. The plan covers about four acres of land with 92,000 square feet for tenants including Marine National Bank Eckerd Drug and Lobhns, and seeks retailers for the remaining leasable space.
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Russell
Warren
Russell Fire Hall
Chester Hoenstine
Farmers’ Home Administration
Pennsylvania
Warren- Forest Counties Economic Opportunity Council, Inc
Marine National Bank
Eckerd Drug
Lobhns
Sauber
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Czechoslovakia
McEnsion
Zalzneck’s Family Shoe Store
North Center Street
Corry
Kogmojuut
Vladimir Komarov
Curaéso
Netherlands
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Curacao
Shop Murphy’s Fall
Tnkommalia
PQAS
Avril
Pan “Varance
TW Oof FC Corp
Bath
Mane
Ape Eskspita
Weg
Fitor Industries YM
C. Murphy
Corry, Pa
Denier Now & Ji
Pammpels
Woolworth’s
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