Pope Initiates Final Ecumenical Council Session in Rome
Pope Paul VI opened the Vatican Ecumenical Council's final session in St. Peter's Basilica with a pledge to seek peace at the United Nations on Oct 4. He announced a new episcopal synod, to advise on day to day church affairs, as conservative and progressive bishops loom over major themes like religious liberty.
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Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
United Nations
New York
St. Peter's Basilica
U.N. General Assembly
Council
Paul
Vatican
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Francis Cardinal Spellman
John J. Krol
Philadelphia
Rome
Army Hero Lu Truscott Jr. Dies at 70
General Lu cian K. Truscott Jr., a gravel voiced World War II Army hero who urged officers to stay forward with troops, died Sunday after a brief illness at age 70 in Washington. He led and inspired frontline units through key campaigns.
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Washington
Lucian K. Truscott Jr
Ground Rules for Erie Thruway Inquiry Set by Leaders
State Sen William G Sesler said he will meet with state and federal highway officials and lawmakers to establish ground rules for a legislative probe into the Erie County Thruway deterioration. An eight man joint House Senate panel was formed after 3.4 million in repairs since 1960. Highway Secretary Henry Harral's internal report is due within two weeks.
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William G. Sesler
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Lesler
House Senate
State Highway Department
Henry Harral
Harral
Miss America 1966 Deborah Bryant Wins Title
Hurley D. Bryant learned his daughter Deborah, 19, won Miss America 1966 in Atlantic City after being listed as Kansas’ contestant. He is a fire prevention engineer with the 13th Air Force and was stationed in Thailand on temporary duty. Deborah travels to New York for robes fitting as her year begins. Willem Van Hoogstraaten, 81, Dutch conductor, dies Saturday in Germany.
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Hurley D. Bryant
Kansas
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Atlantic City
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Philippines
Bryant
New York
Sparta parade honors adorn Bear Lake and fair
Sparta High School band directed by William Beisel won first at the Bear Lake Labor Day parade and earned a $50 prize. The article lists numerous other winners in school floats, groups, animals, dolls, and crafts from the Sparta fair, with judges and committee members noted.
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William Beisel
Bear Lake
Nazarine Young People of
Corry
Sparta
Tom Eastman
Lewis Brown
Esther Allen
Melodie Ann Linebaugh
Miracle Mountain Ranch
Linda Nichols
Alan Stutzman
Charles Parker
Rodney Skiff
Florence
Isaac Sherlock
Centerville
Flontette
Charles Bailey
Gerry Weidner
David Brown
Tom Carter
Lorie Armitage
Brian Allen
Scott Morton
Gloria Weidner
Kathie Kamper
Mike Baker
Harry David Firth
Kathie Brenner
Marla
Boythe
Janie Shumaker
Angie Bailey
Stephen Bimber
Rodney Weidner
Joe Winans
Diane Reed
Gail Steckter
Mary Ressler
Harrisburg
Richard Peebles
William Halfast
Helen ,Bates
Guy, Fish
Donald Allen
Lawrence Scouten
Sidney Winans
Saegertown
Janet Linden
Patty Cook
Pat Rote
Renda Greer
Tammy Rogers
Marla Boythe
Phyllis Johnson
McAninch
Weidner
Cub Scouts
Pack 100
Kathryn North+ top
Florence Kinney
Vivian Deimer
Janet Crawford
Doris Blakeslee
Ronnie May
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Sparta community notices and upcoming meetings
The Sparta Alumni Association meets September 23 at 9 p.m. in the home economics building for officer elections. The Fifty-Niner Club gatherings include a noon dinner at Estylle Stokes’ home. 27 students count in this year’s senior class as they order name cards. Cindy Ehrhardt, a second grader, is in room 763 at the Cleveland Clinic. Various area families attend Grange events, funerals, and visits, including residents from Sparta, Bloomfield, and Painesville.
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Aking
Valerie Strailey Canning
Marla Boythe
Marlene Halfast
Flowers
Scott
Morton
Sparta Alumni Association
Estylle Stokes
Cindy Ehrhardt
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Cindy
Sparts
William Ehrhardt
Sparta Grange
Bloomfield Grange
Sparta
Phillip Northrop Sr
Guy Fralick
Jesse Goodwill
Painesville
Bill
Lois Scouten
Rena August
New Garden
Alice Wetzel
Wayne Wetzel
Salem
Sparta Fair
Clyde Kinney
Helen Bennett
Hartstown
Inlaw
Ralph Reichard
Parents protest school ticket policy and prices
Parents accuse Meadville and Titusville districts of charging 50 cent advance tickets with a $1 gate price and allege poor communication caused confusion. Officials say advance sales are publicized and the higher gate price acts as a penalty for not buying early.
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Wanna
Tsinna
Corey
Memeer Tyle Chase
Bruce Pringle
Titusville Area
Titusville
Pringle
Shupe
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