Delay Review of Ohio Erie Canal Plans
Representative Joseph P. Vigorito announced that the U S Army Corps of Engineers has postponed the review deadline for the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal until July. The Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors will first consider the report, a move prompted by Vigorito and others seeking more time to prepare statements contradicting the feasibility findings.
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Washinglon
U. 8
Joseph P. Vigorito
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal
Corps of Engineers
Board of Engineers For
Board of Engineers
Vigorito
Middle Atlantic
Hold Teeners In Long Series Of Break-ins
Three juveniles from Tiona and Warren, aged 14 and 15, are jailed in Warren County on burglary and breaking and entering charges. They admitted to break-ins at two camps owned by Max W. Stover and Richard A. Young, with entries in August 1964 and March 1965, and additional entries at a Ko Hove Bre camp. Some camps remain unidentified.
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Warren
Warren County
Tiona
R. E. Hergerty
Max W. Stover
Eric
Richard A. Young
Leon Ko- Hove
Harold T. Ayers
Harold T
Toby) Ayers
East Main Street
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr. Ayers
Garland
Spring Creek
Nebraska
Corry
Irwin Manufacturing Co
Thompson's Lumber Company
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co
Ajax Iron Works
W. Waterhorse
Fort, Eustis
John
Mary Ellen) Burger
Wattsburg
Howard
Madalyn) Mowers
Paul Q. Lines
Ada
Minn
Claude Mu" Ayers
Bracken Funeral Home
Walter Thoms
Columbus Congregational Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Star Routes Seen In Danger Corry to Oil City
The plan would move mail only between sectional centers and avoid crossing sectional lines, with Erie and Grand Valley affected less. Corry would be served by the Erie center, while other routes like Erie to Grand Valley would be spared, keeping Corry linked to nearby hubs.
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Corry
Oil City
Erie
Grand Valey
Sees Rosier Outlook In Asia
Washington keeps door open for possible peace talks as Reds appear to ease demands on U S withdrawal from South Viet Nam. Administration quarters sense a softer stance may emerge, signaling a potential shift in negotiation posture.
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U.S
South Viet Nam
Washington
Helena Rubinstein dies leaving lasting beauty empire
New York AP reports Helena Rubinstein a Polish born cosmetics tycoon dies at 94 after fifty years shaping women beauty routines. Her influence grew from early chalky powders to modern skin care and lip stick culture. Rubinstein remembered for transforming American cosmetic standards and empowering women in beauty.
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New York
Helena Rubinstein
Helena Rutbinstein
Miss Rubinstein
Communists Keep Up Pressure on South Vietnam
The Communists signal intent to end the assault on the South. The continued military pressure including air raids on North Vietnam is believed to be making an impact. Hanoi fears encroachment by Red China or the Soviet Union if it grows too dependent on their aid.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Red China
Soviet Union
Man Held Over For Grand Jury In Tree Care Fraud
WAKKEN Wayne Kuenn of Bradford pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Fred Berry in a case accusing him of defrauding an elderly Bradford woman with a tree care scheme. His case was bound over to the grand jury. he is free on bail. A second Bradford man, Kenneth Dollinger, was sentenced to jail and restitution for his role. District Attorney Samuel F. Bonavita continues extradition efforts to bring Joseph Chena and Donald Boser from Olean, N Y, in the alleged fraud involving about 700 dollars for minimal work. Competent tree men deem the work valueless.
Texan Charged with Murder in Hotel Death of Executive
AP reports Jan Ronald Guy, 26, of Lubbock Texas, is charged with murder in the Wednesday death of Alfred S. Price, 38, a Monroeville suburb resident. Price died after plunging from a ninth floor hotel room during a downtown Pittsburgh incident. Police say Guy claimed a fight occurred but he was too intoxicated to recall details.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Company
Jan Ronald Guy
Lubbock
Tex
Alfred S. Price
Monroeville
Guy
GE Plans 35 Million Erie Expansion At Plant
General Electric announced a three year program to invest 35 million dollars at the Erie plant to renovate 350000 square feet of unused buildings for the Locomotive and Car Equipment and Direct Current Motor and Generator departments. The move aims to strengthen competitive position in domestic and offshore markets. Employment at the Erie plant exceeds 8500, up about 2500 since 1960. In separate news, a two car crash in McCandless killed Mrs. Carole Gripp 27 of Zelienople. The other driver Harold Pugh 29 of Wexford was unharmed.
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ERIE
General Electric
Oscar L. Dunn
Dunn
Greater Erie
Businesdustry
Educati
L&ece
DCMG
Erie GE
General Electric Company
Pittsburgh
McCandless
Butler County
Carole Gripp
Zelienople
Harold Pugh
Wexford
Engineers Near End Of Study For Power Firm
Engineers from Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Pennsylvania Electric Co study Kinzu a Dam area for Seneca Generating Station. They will review cores from test borings, the pumped storage site, geology and topography, and inspect the Kinzua Dam as part of pre license design work.
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Warnew
Kinzua Dam
Seneca
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Pennsylvania Electric Co
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Pera
Bradford
Lola) Daniels
Daniels
Centerville
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Charles
Carrie Kinney Penoyer
Guy D. Daniels
Harry Mandeville
James Daniels
Cambridge Springs
Fred Penoyer
R. D
Spartansburg
Robert Mitchell
Henry Daniels
Harland Hill
Faberget
Asia
Cricketeer's
MAGNA
Brian Keith
Vera Miles
Ed Wynn
Walter Brennan
Disney
Accutron
Bulova
Caravelle
Aogle Lumber
Postmaster
Tru Value Building Supply Center
Kraft's Velveeta
Sunkist
Ple
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