Editorial critique targets county Democrats over judge appointment
The piece blasts Pete Schaaf and Jim Hanes for using overworked political cliches to condemn Republicans over Herbert J. Johnson Jr.'s Orphans Court judgeship. It notes Democrat past tactics by State Senator William Lesler and questions whether the Erie Democrats would act similarly if in power, urging a focus on realism.
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Pete Schaaf
Jim Hanes
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Herbert J. Johnson Jr
Orphans Court
Johnson
Senate
Harersburg
William Lesler
Bailiwick
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Hanes
Erie
Hal Boyle on nuclear fear and public reaction
Hal Boyle notes that fear of nuclear warfare faded after initial panic from the first atomic tests. People shifted focus back to daily life, stressing routine concerns like love, families, work, and money. The hydrogen bomb remains unanswered, but individuals feel powerless to affect it.
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George
Anxiety as Untapped Energy Within Us, From Rutherford to Today
A column notes Lord Rutherford's era achievements and the rise of nuclear power, then moves to a newer idea that inner anxiety is a potent but misused energy. It argues society suppresses this potential, turning to tranquilizers, while true progress may come from mobilizing innate human drive.
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Concensus
Khrushchev on German fate and peace treaty option
Drew Pearson reports an interview with Khrushchev amid Berlin tensions. Khrushchev favors a peace treaty allowing German states to choose their paths, with access guarantees and noninterference, while acknowledging possible unification if both German governments agree. He notes talks should precede any decisive moves and critiques round-table symbolism.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
West Borli
Fisherman Dies in Conewango Creek Accident Near Falconer
In Frewsburg area, 70 year old Clifford C. Bennett drowned when his boat swamped in Conewango Creek about 1 p.m. His 71 year old companion Roy Thayer clung to a log for two hours before being rescued by Ira Good and two state officers. Thayer hospitalized for observation in good condition. Coroner ruled Bennett’s death accidental after state police investigation.
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Ira Good
Bradford
Falconer
R. K. Meacham
State Police
New Erie Airport Sparks Deep Community Debate
Erie groups debated the future of the present airport after proposals to build a new east of Erie or expand at the westside site. Officials from the Erie Municipal Airport Authority, the Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission, the state Commerce Department, Millcreek supervisors and planning commission, and Exie County Planning participated. Airport engineer Bernard F. Tague cautioned no need to replace the airport, noting the 307 acre facility has seen more than $7 million invested over 35 years and expansion is unlikely in the near term.
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Manay
Hile
Erie Municipal Airport | Authority
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Avia
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Millcreek
Millcreek Planning Commission
Exie County Planning Department
Millcreek Commission
Bernard F. Tague
PFA
Relative wedding pairs in Holyoke double ceremony
In Holyoke a double wedding unites John Soltys and Mary Brisson while Mary Brisson's brother Henry marries John's sister Nancy Ann. The odd family ties raise questions of in law relations as the ceremony proceeds. Separately National Steel Corp. names Leon Falk Jr Gilbert W Humphrey and George A Stinson to its executive committee, expanding the group to six members.
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John Soltys
Mary E. Brisson
Mary Brisson
Henry
John
Nancy Ann
Pittsburgh
Leon Falk Jr
Gilbert W. Humphrey
George A. Stinson
National Steel Corp
Pittsburgh Airline Depot Project Restart After Settlement
Allegheny Airlines depot at Greater Pittsburgh Airport to resume work after a weeklong walkout ends. County will add three electricians to airport maintenance staff and dedicate one electrician to county facilities, according to Dr William D McClelland chairman of Allegheny County Commissioners.
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Allegheny Airlines
Greater
Pittsburgh
William D. McClelland
Allegheny County, Commissioners
Agron
McClelland
GE Wins $18 Million NASA Contract for Bio Satellite System
General Electric of Philadelphia has received an $18 million contract from NASA to develop a recoverable bio satellite system. The project involves instruments to study the effects of spaceflight on living beings, including bacteria, animals, and humans, to estimate space-induced impacts. The Kane Hospital vacancy mentioned appears in a separate note about the present cath.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Philadelphia
National Aeronautics and Spice Administration
Kennedy Sees Economy Healthy But Cautious On Future
President Kennedy described the economy as good and slightly better than January estimates. Economists note a 20 month upturn with indicators showing health, though concern remains about what lies ahead and the potential for a slowdown.
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New York
Kennedy
Bloomfield Herd Tops In Butterfat
Bloomfield herd and partners win top butterfat honors for July with 44.5 pounds in Bloomfield 1 427 pounds milk. Other top producers include Lawrence Miller 1196 44.0 Roger Follett 1150 41.0 Richard Sorenson 1078 39.7 and Raymond Querreveld 1068 39.6 from Corry area. Individual cow leaders include Bloomfield and Son 2279 94.1 and 2300 92.0 Roger Follett 2341 91.3 Dwight King Spar tansburg 2002 90.1 and Skiff Farm Corry 1996 35.8.
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Roger Follett
Richard Sorenson
Raymond Querreveld
Corry
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Dwight King
Economic forecast notes tax cuts may lift 1964 demand
Economists anticipate a further upturn in the economy in 1964 though views differ. The President argues tax cuts for individuals and corporations could boost 1964 beyond 1963, while some business economists warn higher state and local taxes and debt payments could blunt the effect. Industrial production climbs to new highs as autos gear up, with employment near record levels and July personal income at 464.3 billion dollars annual rate. Factory durable goods sales reach 17.6 billion in July, up 8 percent from a year ago.
Vacation Bible School Closes with Awards at Bear Lake
Bear Lake notes report the Vacation Bible School closed Sunday with a program and certificates for attendees. The overall average attendance stood at 135 with 71 perfect. Local residents and visitors are listed among those attending church services and Scout events.
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Clara Connellis
North East
Livene
Vera Carter
Gerald Carter
Corry
Doris Atwood
Harry Bauer
Titusville
Harvey Martin
Eub Church
Fern Crosby
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Fragmentary OCR Note on Graduation and Conflict
Disjointed text fragment mentions graduation degree and conflicts, notes partial names and events. Unable to determine full subjects, entities, or timeline from available OCR snippet.
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