Paragraf recounts thefts and local notices in Titusville
A Beaver palls state trooper passage details a Titusville weekend theft of a flashlight and transistor radio from a patrol car. The State Liquor Control Board accepted a 150 dollar compromise over a Soda and Mineral Water Co. license suspension in Warren. Reports include a hit and run at North Center and Washington, two boys suspected near a shoe repair shop window, several bike theft notes, and various local police notices. Weather outlook, minor injuries, hospital update, and community prize drawings noted. Fourteen traffic fatalities marked weekend road toll. one drowning and one choking incident also recorded.
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Goshen College official states visit to CAHS
Jol M Zook of Goshen College admissions will visit Wattsburg Corry and Sparta merged high schools on October 4 to discuss attending Goshen College. Goshen enrolled 1079 full time students this fall, an 18 percent rise from last year. Open house weekends and a college preview week are planned. Goshen is a four year liberal arts college owned by the Mennonite Church. PA Boy drowns Philadelphia Zachary Scurry five drowned Saturday in Wissahickon Creek after slipping from racks.
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Mother and four children die in Philadelphia fire
A two story cow house in North Philadelphia burned at dawn killing Lucille Miller, 33, and her four children Rupert 12 Byron 14 Raymond 6 and Anthony 9. Five other children escaped. neighbor recounts screams and failed rescue attempts as flames trapped the family. Byron Miller, the father, was at work.
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President Johnson Spends Weekend at Ranch Tour
President Johnson kept a low official pace during a relaxed weekend in the hill country. He toured ranch properties with his wife and attended Communion services at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg amid steady rain. The trip is seen as rest ahead of a return to Washington.
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UF Leader Baressi to head Clubs and Organizations Division
Juel J Baressi personnel director at Aero-Flow Corry Division of Aero Flow Dynamics and Corrys best known handicap veteran will solicit JF wills as head of the Clubs and Organizations Division Baressi has been a member of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post since his discharge from the Army after World War I He is also a longtime Little League baseball coach and has served in several civic endeavors.
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Plane Crash Reports Prove Unfounded
Reports of a plane crash in northern Virginia triggered checks by authorities. Dahlgren Naval Weapons Laboratory received a report of a possible crash in the Potomac River. Virginia state troopers could not confirm, and the Civil Aeronautics Board found no missing aircraft.
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Wall Street sees stock rush as profits rise
On Wall Street investors bought and sold about 41 million shares last week as optimism grows. Auto makers talk of a strong year, steel gains fuel hope, and employment, incomes, and spending reach new highs. The NYSE volume tracks well above a year ago amid a 55 month upturn, with defense spending and Great Society plans boosting expectations. Brokers note some small investors use stocks as inflation hedge while others expect inflation to ease.
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U. S. Civil Service Openings Promised For 12 Months
Announcement from Lincoln Service advertising government job openings for ages 18 and over. Claims high starting salaries and strong security, with many positions needing little education. Promises test passage and has offered free information and a coupon to request a list of positions and salaries and qualification details.
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Local Automotive and Bakery Ads Include Fords and Cookies
Turben's Auto Service lists Chevrolet and Corvair repair at 668-5238 while Fitch Motors and Rambler Sales advertise 2086 S First Ave and 668-6075. Christensen Motors and Comet Mercury Dealer sell cars under Safe Buy branding. Heberlein Motor Sales markets Dodge models at 658-6424 with Weston's Bakery offering raisin filled cookies and birthday cakes at 669-2045 a compact local ad page snippet.
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Inflation boom fears curb afterglow and novice stock interest
The piece notes officials and corporate economists view inflation-driven booms as unsustainable. Wall Street sees record disposable income and rising public interest in stocks. Some analysts warn that newcomers could fuel a speculative surge, followed by a price correction.
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Chain Collision Kills 2 On Walt Whitman Bridge
A six car chain collision on the New Jersey side of the Walt Whitman Bridge last night killed two people and wounded 13, four critically. Victims were Martha Hoch, 78, of Artl and Howard W. Cox of Oreland, Pa. wreckage spread across six lanes of one approach.
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Hold Rites For Mrs. Grace Graham
The Requiem Mass for Mrs. Grace Graham was celebrated at 9 30 a m today at St. Thomas Church with Reverend Cyril Cooper as celebrant. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Bearers were Wilbur Gregory, Stanley Kasper, Archie Powers, Burdette Gifford, and Milford Webster. Visitors from away included Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath, Rose Ann Sullivan, William Barry of Eric, Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory Grand Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Moore of Jamestown, and friends from the Corry area.
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Firemen's parade caps 86th PA State Firemen’s gathering
The Chester Fire Co and the Lykens Fire Co won top prizes as more than 5,000 firefighters took part in a four and a half hour parade ending the 86th annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Association. A dozen school bands and other musical groups participated.
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