Erie probation officer takes local youth into custody
Police Chief Harley Drake turned over a probation-restricted 17 year old to Erie County officers after he refused to attend school or stay at home. Probation officers Stanley Puller and Paul Derfichak picked him up. Rev V H Oviatt, a retired minister, is listed in satisfactory condition at St Vincent's Hospital after surgery. The Lucy A Morris scholarship fund at Spartansburg has reached 5800 dollars toward a 10000 goal, aiding two students Robert Bauer and Glenard Preston. Warren Area board voted 76 against student insurance. Moose Lodge pleaded guilty to maintaining a betting and gaming establishment after a Crawford County raid netted 6000 lottery tickets. Final Erie County registrations reached 124697 with 64108 Democratic, 59222 Republican, 1866 independents. Hearings on Sparta and LeBoeuf merger delays extend to Oct 8. Corry weather forecast predicts above normal temps and light rain. Angelo Frisina reports damage to his pickup in VEW Club lot worth 40 dollars.
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Harley Drake
Erie County
Erie
Stanley Puller
Paul Derfichak
Lucy A. Morris
Spartansburg
Hol
Herman Winans
Robert Bauer
Penn State Forestry School
Glenard Preston
Allegheny College
Meadville
Flooding Hits Carrizo Springs Texas After Severe Rains
Reports from Carrizo Springs area in southwest Texas describe major flooding with up to 16 inches of rain. Communications outages hinder assessment while state police and officers coordinate boat rescues for marooned residents amid high water.
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San Antonio
Vex
Carrizo ‘Springs
Texas
Alwer
Carrizo Springs
Goldwater demands Johnson clarify Cuba stance in South
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater pressed for clarity on President Johnsons Cuba policy during a Southern campaign swing through Tennessee Georgia and Alabama. He accused Johnson of blue pencil edits in a Miami speech and urged the American people to hear the truth before the November vote.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Deep South
Johnson
Cuba
Arizona
Tennessee Valley Authority
Goldwater
TVA
International Association of Machinists
Miami
Castro
United States
White House
Viet Nam
Tampa
Fla
Atlanta
Erle
Integration Not Hurt By NY Boycott
New York public schools will not be derailed by the boycott protest against forced busing. Superintendent Calvin B. Gross said plans proceed, noting the boycott could cost about 3.1 million in future state aid. Attendance figures showed higher absences on Monday and Tuesday, with police reporting pickets at 199 schools.
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New York
Shool
Calvin B. Gross
Gross
Milltone
Rosemary Gunning
Parents and Taxpayers Coordinating Council
Board of, Education
Goldwater Warns of Lawlessness at Florida Rally
Goldwater addressed 12 000 supporters at a St Petersburg baseball park denouncing street lawlessness and urging strong government to protect persons and property. He warned the nation was sliding toward the law of the jungle unless security is restored.
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Decatur
Goldwater
St. Petersburg
Fla
Not Advised Of Rights Convict Seeks Freedom in Ve nang o County
76 year old prisoner serving 8 to 20 years for second degree murder asks for habeas relief claiming he was not advised of rights before signing a confession. Judge Breene will review records and transcript after district attorney notes he spoke with an attorney about five hours prior to signing. Two friends, Jerald Riddle and Floyd Reisinger, await 10 to 20 year sentences in the same case. In 1959 a beaten elderly pump operator, Robert W. Mays, died days after being found in Rockland Township.
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Whanklin
U Fia
Venango County
Douglas W. Keller
William E. Breene
Hares W. Gen Ji
Keller
Beluce Ins
Weilten
Kelter
Breene
Jeral E. Riddle
Floyd A. Reisinger
Robert W. Mays
Rockland Township
Franklin Hospital
Rites Held For Mrs Ina Kennedly
Final rites were held for Mrs Ina P Kennedy at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Wayne Minich officiating. Interment followed in Beaver Day Cemetery. Bearers were Glennis Warner John Kennedy Gerald Lillie Merle Huntley and Orval and Dee Peterson. Attendees traveled from Erie Centerville Union Cleveland and Franklin among others.
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Ina
Ina P.kennedy
Bracken Funneral Mome
Wayne Minich Jr
First Church of the Nazarene
Erie
Beaverday Cemetery
Glennis Warner
John Kennedy
Gerald Lillie
Merle Huntley
Orval
Dee Peterson
Serides
Margaret Denois
Ralph Grahame
Phyents, Ariz
Gerald Kennedy
Everett Kennedy
Orval Peterson
Edna Peterson
Victor Klisart
Charles Moshachey
Centerville
Me George Kennedy
Union
Lulu “Miller
Richard Wagner
Raymond Sustie
Cleveland, Ohio
Wsther Mulvin
Canadohta Lake
Hurbert Manson
Franklin
Johnson Battles Roadblocks To Foreign and Appalachian Aid
Washington AP Democratic leaders press President Johnson for help as Senate roadblocks stall three major programs. Appalachian aid faces delays while foreign aid survives with a Senate plan and a House conference to finalize Social Security measures. Johnson weighs options to preserve aid despite opposition and a looming election year stalemate.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alto
Strom Thurmond
D-80
Steel orders hint at rising prices and demand
In New York, steel orders surge as a broad upturn in business grows. Analysts point to prudent inventories, rising labor costs, and expected demand across industries, including autos, signaling a potential price upswing after years of slack capacity and competitive pricing.
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New York
Steel workers seen as model for auto labor contracts
Workers are viewed by many as a model for what steel workers will seek next spring. This could change, but for now steel orders will be closely watched as a gauge of how business assesses the auto labor contract climate.
Disheartened London in Newport Over America’s Cup Test
The London Times stringently notes British sorrow as the Constellation fades in the Newport test race, with grim forecasts from supporters and little belief the cup will stay or return from the United States, as readers report a bleak mood among fans.
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London
United States
London Times
Newport
I. Fy
Corry High Football Faces Tough Week Ahead
Corry High prepares for a demanding slate as coach Meadow and staff reorganize the lineup. Key players Lou Han and Walsh join backs in a versatile attack while Swackhamer and McChesney anchor the ends. The squad aims to rebound after a 339 rushing yards game and a nine play scoring drive last week amid practice sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. at route 45. The Meadville and Windber region schedule draws attention as Pitt prep rolls into focus with Likely back in action and other local teams scouting the Meads area.
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P Bob
Corry
Oilers
Titusys
Morrow
Lou Han
Ali
Ton McChesney
Mick
Tinko
Walsh
Carr
Warren
Ville
Jim Shaughi
Ray
Hildebrand
Ren
Matehal Contry
Tim Ta
Meadville
Bulldogs
Pitts
Septembright
Fr Hpping
Frida
Pitt
Jack Lar
Thero College
Stran Dieticks
E. M. Czeka Letic
Mariotti
Dale College
Indiang
A John
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South Center Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Harrisburg
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Trict
Corry Area
Thomas R. Shupe
Frank McKnight
S. E. Anderson
Angelo Frisina
Corry Beverage Co
Frisinan
Barry
the Journal Today
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Mallory’s
Washington’St
Business Mirror
Stee
Davos
DuPont
Travis
Srecor
Firestone Tractionaire
Firestone
UM Chane NO Mon Downy
Canada
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Namalian
Adele
Crag
Barney
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