Union City taxes cost more to collect than most towns
The Union City department of internal affairs reports that tax collection costs run higher there than in most Pennsylvania towns, with 44.17 spent to collect each 400 and 85 cents in Erie. Cranesville shows 537 in the area. The state average for third class cities is 1.23 per 1000.
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Ania Department
Internod Affairs
Tcosth
Union City
Erie
Cranesville
Streptic
Corry YMCA to be honored at Pennsylvania YMCAs meeting
The Corry YMCA will be welcomed as the newest Pennsylvania YMCAs member at the 89th annual convention in Harrisburg May 2 and 3. D Armour Hillstrom and Gerald Lane will receive a certificate of recognition. David A Hillstrom and F E Whittlesey will receive special awards for their support of Corry district work. Rev Paul F Bauer will conduct opening worship and deliver invocation and benediction at the banquet.
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Corry Y
Corry
Pennsylvania
D. Armour Hillstrom
Gerald Lane
Corry Association
Area Auto Crash Near Union City and Wattsburg
State Police report two northbound cars collided as Richard D. Scott 19 and Louis Tilig 47 failed to yield while Scott turned into a private driveway on Route 8 between Union City and Wattsburg. Property damage totaled 500 with no injuries. Scott’s car 160 and Tilig’s 350.
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Union City
Wattsburg
Richard D. Scott
R. D
Erie
Louis
Ilig
Jamestown
Scott
Tig
Tilig
Recall Phila Teamsters Head In Senate Probe
Philadelphia union leader Cohen faces a Senate Rackets Committee hearing amid allegations of misused union funds. He invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused access to his personal accounts while investigators cite 241,926.05 paid to Cohen from 1964 to 1967. They note lavish purchases including boats and home renovations totaling 200,575.10 over three years, with a 7,500 payment to attorney McBride during a trusteeship period.
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Philadelphia
Senate
Cohen
Edgar Parkhurst
Thomas D. McBride
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
McBride
John R. Carroll
Boy 14 Builds Electronic Robot at Gadget Show
A 14 year old, Donald Rich, unveiled a six foot tall electronic robot at the second rural Gadget Show. The robot cost about $1000, can speak, blink its eyes, move forward and solve arithmetic problems.
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Donald
Rich
Rites Held For William A Carlson at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for William A Carlson were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Dr Elmar Orvilte presiding. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Jack Malone William Bhreve Ray Beagle William Gumbleton Robert Galbreath and Donald Skinner attending. attendees from away included Sigrid Curlin Jamestown W J Midwell Youngsville Mrs Claudia Melson Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Elton Van Dresar Leo Van Drésar and D J Pike from Erle Mr and Mrs Pred Brian Warren and friends from Corry.
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William A. Carlson
Willam A. Carlson
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmar Orvilte
Pine Grove Cemetery
Jack Malone
Willard Bhreve
Ray Beagle
William Gumbleton
Robert Galbreath
Donald Skinner
Sigrid Curlin
Jamestown
W. J. Midwell
Youngsville
Claudia Melson
Pittsville
Elton van Dresar
Leo van Drésar
D. J. Pike
Erle
Pred Brian
Warren
Corry
Erie Parents Abandon Infants
Neighbors notified police that two children a 6 month old boy and an 18 month old girl were left home alone since early afternoon. Police took them to the Infants Home where they were reported in satisfactory condition. Parents may face abandonment charges as the case was to be turned over to Policewoman Rita Sullivan.
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Nis
Erie
Rita Sulivan
Fire Damages Hampton Court Apartments in Oakland District
Fire of undetermined origin early today caused about 615000 damage to the Hampton Court Apartments in Oakland. The blaze started on the third floor in an apartment occupied by Charles H. Pascoe at 4 30 a m and was confined to the kitchen and dining room. Heavy smoke and water damaged other units as residents gathered in the lobby while firefighters fought the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
Hampton Court
Oakland
Charles H. Pascoe
Forward thinking toys light up with electric eyes
A fragment describes a toy with backward movement of 40 feet, a turning head, and Mink style electrically lit eyes. A small recording inside offers a brief speech about its functions which include solving simple number problems.
McGonigle criticizes state roads and leadership
Republican candidate McGonigle opened a two day campaign in the oid state area charging the Leader administration with neglected dangerous road conditions on Pennsylvania highways. He planned a radio appearance at WMRF amid a Snyder Mufflin and Junista counties tour with Clinton County on tomorrow’s schedule. He cites antiquated personnel policies and weak leadership as root causes and calls for administrative action to fix maintenance and safety.
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Nsw
Pony
Arthur T. McGonigle
Republican Organization
Ouid
Pennsylvania
WMRF
Snyder
Mufflin
Junista
Clinton County
Harold R. Stassen
Harrisbore
McGonigle
T Hat
Delaware County
Ren
Rowland B. Mahany
GOP
Leutenant
Stamen
Albert R Pechan
Stassen
Harrisburg
Stassen Pressures GOP, Urges Suspension of Officials
Bidden at a news conference accuses Jong Germ land men of scandals and calls for immediate suspension from the party. Stason vows that after court rulings become final, all guilty parties should be removed from GOP positions and the innocent reinstated with full rights. Bronsmn asserts Pennsylvania as his true home citing decades of voting and paying taxes there. Hilton, Stassen’s lieutenant governor candidate, demands campaign chair T Newall Wood resign amid criticism of veterans services cuts in Luzerne County.
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Bidben
Aews
Jong
Coltingdiate
Funda
Bronsmn Plso
Pennsylvania
Hix Somment
Minnesota
Frank ©. Hilton
Stassen
T. Newall Wood
Hilton
Luzerne County
Jamestown Boys Burned By Homemade Bomb
Two Jamestown youths suffered burns when a homemade bomb in a paper bag exploded in an oak ashtray at the Five-Point Dairy Bar. Patrick W. Walsh, 16, was admitted in fair condition with burns to the face neck and hands while Richard Scott, 15, received burns to the hair and forehead and was released after treatment. The Scott boy said Walsh spilled fuse and black powder from the bag into the ash tray to demonstrate burning.
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Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Patrick W. Walsh
Richard Scott
Scott
Walsh |O
Walsh
Gromyko criticizes U S bomb flights amid talks
Gromyko warned negotiations are only preliminary and rejected Western notes on a three power framework. He said the Kremlin refuses to expand talks beyond timing and venue for a foreign ministers meeting before a summit. He cited U S bombers crossing toward the Soviet Union and warned a radar error could spark global war.
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U.S
Llawllyn
Thomp
United States
Patrick Reilly
Britain
Dejoun
Yeporters
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U. S. Air Force Command
Oromyko
North Pole
U. S
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