PUC Hears Opponents On PRR Train Cut
The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks removal of Trains 580 and 581 citing a $213000 yearly loss while opponents argue public utility duties may require service. Hearings before examiner George Levin cover Erie to Emporium with 14 witnesses, including PRR officials and an independent bus representative. Proceedings continue in Erie and move to Warren and Emporium.
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ERIE
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Levin
Public Utility Commission
Levin
PUC
Emporium
Union City
Corry
Youngsville
Warren
Sheffield
Kane
Johnsonburg
Ridgway
St. Marys
Railroad
R. A. Herman
Pittsburgh
PRR
Central Regan
C. S. Hill
John F. Lacay
DuBois
Western
Edwards Laketo Sea Bus Line
F.C. Conte
Central Region
Former Area Couple Dies In Charleston
Warren pair Ralph D Lowe and Anna Snyder Lowe died within hours of each other in Charleston West Virginia where they had resided Mrs Lowe died at Charleston General Hospital at 12 10 a m after a long illness and Mr Lowe a heart attack at the family home He was born April 2 1895 in Spring Creek and was a member of North Star Lodge F and A M He worked about 33 years for Elk Refining Co of Charleston where he was vice president and general manager of sales
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Warren
Ralph D. Lowe
Warren Area
Charleston
W. Va
Anna Snyder Lowe
Charleston General Hospital
Aice D
Mr. Lowe
Spring Creek
North Star Lodge
A. ML
The
Elk Refining Co
Democrats Lead in County Voter Registration Totals
Erie voters records show Democrats holding a lead in the latest county registration week. The GOP added 67 new members, bringing their total since May 5 to a still smaller figure than the Democrats 1 020. Independents remain listed without a final tally.
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Erie
GOP
Chemical Fog Clears Flies Around Lake Champlain Area
Jamestown reports the Chautauqua Lake Association used a chemical fog machine to combat lakeflies around the lake. Spraying in North Harmony and Chautauqua proved nearly 100 percent effective, with Woodlawn residents noting their homes were nearly free of the pests.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake Association
North Harmony
Chautauqua
Woodlawn
House Ponders 15 Million Aid To Senecas
The House faces final action on a 15,000,573 compensation bill for Seneca Indians over land taken for the Allegheny River Dam and Reservoir at Kinzua, Pa. Money funds education relocation and development plus direct and indirect damages as the dam gates close this October. Senate approval came days ago and President Johnson awaits. The measure, praised by Sen. Church as generous, drew opposition from Sen. Jayits who said a $29 million fund was warranted and cited a 1794 treaty breach by the federal government.
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Washington
Allegheny River
Kinzua
House
Senate
Johnson
Salamanca
Frank Church
Didaho
Interior
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Jacob Jayits
R-N.y
Interior Department
Helou Elected President of Lebanon Becomes Leader
Beiruti Charles Helou, a journalist lawyer and diplomat aged 1, was chosen as Lebanon’s president to succeed Gen Fuad Chehab who had led since 1958 amid civil unrest. The vote followed Chehab’s decision against a second term and reflects shifts among independents and party alignments citywide.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Charles Helou
Helou
Fuad Chehab
U. S
Shehab
GOP
Keating Sits Tight on Re-election as Kennedy Eyes NY Bid
New York Senator Kenneth B. Keating, a Republican, announced plans to seek a second term, running independently of the national ticket amid Goldwater clash. Meanwhile Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy inquired about a Democratic bid to oppose Keating, with talks involving Mayor Robert Wagner and party leaders signaling potential Kennedy opposition and a Kennedyesque challenge.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
Will Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Clare Boothe Luce
NEW York (Ap
New York Republican
Barry Gold- Water
Keating
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Unity
Hershey
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Mass
Robert F. Wagner
New York Times
Wagner
J. Daniel Mahoney
Robert Kennedy
Gracie Mansion
Luce
Connecticut
First Lady of Land Serves Buffalo Meat at Green River
In Green River Wyoming a 3800 resident rail town hosted a large barbecue for lunch on Monday with First Lady Lady Bird Johnson in attendance. More than 4000 people and Goldwater supporters packed the event as the Johnsons wound down a westward visit, dedicating Flaming Gorge Dam and recreation area nearby. The day featured speeches by U S senators, Secretary Udall, and dances by Shoshone and Arapaho groups amid a flag-filled street celebration.
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Green Kiviik, Wys
United States
Lady Bird Jobson
Goldwater
Green River
Sweetwater
Johnson
West
Flaming Gorge Lake
Flaming Gorge Dam
Utah
Wyoming
U.S
Stewart L. Udall
Map Fresh Assaults On Nevada Range Fires
Nevada officials report fresh fires spreading through northeastern grassland and sagebrush as heat and low humidity raise fire danger. More than a dozen fires have burned at least 205000 acres near Elko, with firefighting forces doubled and bombers increased to 40. Air support and restricted air traffic aid the burn operations, as four major blazes escape containment and a fifth forms near the Nevada Reform School northeast of Elko.
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Saajor
Nevada
Rhode Island
Elka
Bureau of Land Management
Air Force
Forest
Arvice
Elke
Nevada Reform School
Biko
Buffalo feast ends with ten ready to serve dishes
Diners, led by Mrs. Johnson, favor buffalo tips a la bourgigonne prepared from ten of eleven buffalo used to feed the crowd. The dish features sautéed meat with onions olive oil tomato puree chicken broth spices and burgundy. The event ended with praise and a suggested buy in Corry.
Fire destroys two Meadville homes delaying overseas trip
A Meadville family of five and a teacher on an overseas assignment faced delays after a fire gutted two wood frame houses. The Hughes family occupied by five people and Miss Rhinch VanCise were away but their homes were severely damaged by a suspected gas leak. Neighbors reported seeing smoke from the Hughes residence as the blaze started in the second story. VanCise said all her belongings were packed for a trip to Germany via Erie and Cleveland, leaving her without clothes or shoes. Fire Chief Pred Carmen said the response took about 45 minutes.
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Meadville
Rugsell Hughes
Rhinch VanCise
Hughes
Edna Mheades
Tames
van Gise
Erie
Cleveland
Germany
Carmen
Man Dies In Collision In McKeesport Ambulance Crash
Walter Ponzy, 42, of McKeesport, died during an ambulance collision in a Pittsburgh suburb. Police say Ponzy was leaning on a tractor trailer when it pulled away, trapping him under the rear wheels. Ambulance driver Frank Kueieh and passenger Tackie Muinell were injured. the car driver Donald Lewis had no license and faces investigation.
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Mumemapuil
Panty
Henty Unis
Pittsburgh
Walter Ponzy
McKeespart
McKeesport
Allegheny County
Pony
Carl Ponda
Frank Kueieh
Ute
Tackie Muinell
Ponzo
McKeesparl
Donald Lewis
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Robert M. Bracken
Olin W. Bracken Jr
U.S. Senate
First Lady of Land
Cliff Buesink
Ford
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Journal Today
Ands Nous
Farah
Dad
Auveiator
Evans
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