Airline seeks Providence to Chicago flights with layovers
Allegheny Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for permission to schedule flights from Providence Rhode Island to Chicago with intermediate stops at New London Groton Connecticut Islip New York Erie and Cleveland. State Representative R Budd Dwyer announces plans to introduce legislation for optional direct mayoral elections in council manager Pennsylvania cities. Damage reports include a two car crash on North Center Street injuring no one, a separate left turn citation, and local weather and fire activity notes.
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Allegheny Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Providence
R.I
Chicago
New London-Groton
Conn
Islip
Erie
Cleveland
R. Budd Dwyer
Crawford County
Pennsylvania
Dwyer
Titusville
Bradford
Meadville
Wilkes-Barre
NM Pennsylvania
North Center Street
Elwin Henton
Liberty Street
Richard B. Phelps
Dennis E. Upperman
West Irving Street
Henton
Youngsville bypass stalled by railroad clearance
Franklin district highway engineer William F. Troxell said construction of the Youngsville bypass hinges on the Pennsylvania Railroad obtaining permission to service the Agway center near Irvine. The ICC recently allowed NYC to use nearby Pennsy tracks, leaving the Agway issue unresolved. Deputy chief Robert Rosser handles Harrisburg talks, with no comment yet. Troxell noted the Bureau of Public Works must select among recommended sites, possibly taking up to three weeks, depending on workload.
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Youngsville
Youn le
William F. Troxell
Franklin
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irvine
New York Central
Nyc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Troxell
ICC
Robert Rosser
Harrisburg
Rosser
Warren Bypass
Bureau of Public Works
Highways Department
Greek King Seizes Power. Army Takes Over Greece
In Athens a royal proclamation reports the Balkan NATO member is under military control at midnight. The move follows a 21 month clash with leaders of the Center Union party as Papandreou and his son prepared a campaign for May elections. Communications were cut and air travel halted.
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Athens
Air Force
Weisbaden
Germany
U.S
Balkan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Center Union Party
George Papandreou
Andreas
Amerian
Papandreous
Greece
Death Strip in Vietnam Could Backfire, Early Drafted Plan
AP reports that bulldozed lines south of the DMZ stretch a 9 mile death strip whose military value is questioned. US and Saigon officials clash over width and scope, while experts warn it may not halt North Vietnamese infiltration and could raise American casualties.
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DA Nang
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
North Vietnam
Ton Thien
South China Sea
France
U.S
Indochina
Acuta
Corry Hosts Quality Control Dinner Meeting
The Erie section of the American Society for Quality Control held its annual dinner at the Hotel Corry. President Donald Broderick of Erie General Electric led the local group with chairmen Pitcavage Wotus May and Dubrosky, all from Corry. David Schmid of Techalloy Robes spoke on metal working behind the Iron Curtain, outlining Russian manufacturing and quality issues with slides, aided by Howard Atkinson. John provided musical entertainment.
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Tme
American Society For Quality Control
Erie
Corry
Franklin
Warren
ASQC
Engineering Society
Donald Broderick
Erie General Electric
Joseph Pitcavage
Walter Wotus
Alan May
Peter Dubrosky
Ain Countries
Russia
Schmid
Howard Atkinson
Techalloy
John
Twin births at Corry Memorial Hospital reported
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Glenn Craker of 31 Elk Street. Mrs Craker is the former Louise Weidner. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Harry Burrows of 828 South Center Street. Mrs Burrows is the former Linda Howe.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Glenn Craker
Elkstreet
Harry Burrows
South Center Street
Burrows
Linda Howe
Surveyor aims to test bearing strength and soil trenching
Scientists expect Surveyor to measure bearing strength for future manned landings and dig a trench while photographing the soil beneath the surface. They add that Surveyor’s arm movements eased earlier fears about potential damage to the soil sampler’s electronic equipment after landing. Merkle at the Hammond Organ, with group singing led by Edward Kovach, awarded prizes to attendees.
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Surveyor
Merkle
Edward Kovach
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