Weather and local notices span cool spell and municipal incidents
The extended forecast calls for below normal highs around 72 and lows near 50 with continued cool conditions through the period. Rainfall of about half an inch or more and scattered thundershowers expected Monday and Tuesday. Art Metal Inc Jamestown declares a quarterly dividend of 10 cents per share payable November 26 to stockholders of record November 10. In Erie County, marriage license applications include Paul R. Brooks and Donna L. Thomas. Beatrice Skiff of Spartansburg is among Crawford County grand jurors for October. Police cited John P. Proper after high speed driving on North Center Street and Smith Streets and issued a reckless driving charge. A two car crash at East Main and Pennsylvania caused $225 damage. Harold Brown was at fault per investigators. Tampering with rural mail boxes investigated by state police as a federal offense. Union-City motorist William W. Skelton escaped injury after his car rear-ended Marjorie Flick near a stopped school bus on Route 6. total damage about $500.
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Art Metal Inc
Jamestown
J. Russell Rogerson
John P. Proper
Spring Street
Proper
North Center Street
North Center
Smith Streets
West Congress Street
Porter Auer
East Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harold Brown
Spring Creek
East Main
Carolyn Thomas
Corry
Brown
Thomas
Cobbett
A_Union
William W. Skelton
Marjorie Flick
Grand Valley
Youngsville
Warren
Rains Ease Flood Threat Across Midwest and Plains
Flooding eased as Washita River runoff declined in Oklahoma with El Reno Guthrie and Kingfisher cleaning up. Mississippi expected to crest about 3% feet above flood stage near Quincy while commercial and residential areas were not at risk. Cold rain spread from the central Rockies to Upper Michigan with wet snow in the Dakotas. Freeze warnings issued for the Dakotas, western Minnesota, Nebraska and western Kansas. Temperature fell to 36 in Omaha on Thursday night, with warm trends ahead in the East.
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Oklahoma
Washita
el Reno
Guthrie
Kingfisher
Illinois
Mississippi River
Quincy
Rockies
Upper Michigan
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Omaha
Neb
Warning on Kashmir conflict sparks regional fears
Mohammed Ayub Khan warned that without a solution to Kashmir the continent could face a wider conflict. Reports say guerrilla threats grow in Indian Kashmir while bloodshed echoes in the Himalayas. China claims Indian casualties and border incidents as troops remain near the border.
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Mohammed Ayub Khan
Kashmir
Asrfire
India
China
Hemalayas
Dumchele
Peking
Sik Kim
Tibet
Senate Approves Johnson Poverty Funds with Limits
Senate advances a $1.785 billion antipoverty package for Johnson to fund community action, neighborhood youth corps and adult education for a second year. Republicans planned to challenge dropped provisions enabling political participation and veto overrides by governors, while conferees resolved differences and removed a Hatch Act extension for Vista officials. The plan allocates funds to Job Corps and related youth programs as the measure nears final action.
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Senate
Johnson
House
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Sargent Shriver
America
Peace Corps
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Neighhood
Corry library seeks more city funding and staff growth
Corry Public Library safeguards its growth with seven paid employees and 15 000 volumes, countering a Drexel report that deemed a smaller staff and budget appropriate. Delegation argues for a small city tax boost, possibly a quarter to half mill, to fund an expanded operation and avoid becoming a branch library. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Corry
Library Board of Trusttees
Drexel
Local college students gain new funding amid action program push
The plan designates 700 million dollars for locally developed community action programs and 150 million for a new aid program for unemployed adults. It also includes 55 million to aid migrant workers and rural loans, 150 million for work experience programs aiding welfare families, 20 million for the Vista program, and 10 million for administration.
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Vista
Man Electrocuted While Attaching Gas Line in Pittsburgh
Edward R. Heh, 28, of Verona, was electrocuted last night while working at Penn Overall Supply Co. Authorities say he cut an electric wire while attaching a gas line to a space heater.
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Pittsburgh
Edward R. Heh
Verona
Penn Overall Supply Co
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Donna L. Thomas
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Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Cohen Auto Supply Automotive
Franklin
General Auto
Thomas Motors
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
United Fund
United
Give the United Way
Kathleen Miscik
Nita Sprovers
Clifford Buesink
Johnston
Carry
By Shulton
Shulton
Hammond
Lumber
Eagle Street
National Bank of Corry
Moexder Federal Deposit Inmurance Corporation
Bob Church
North Center St
Sugardale
Dinette
Mollie McLaughlin
Gould Street
Iga
FBI
Rt. G
West
Frank Sinatra
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von ppBss
Amark.robson
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Landon Tants
Ems
Mark Robson
High Seas
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Fans Oran
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