Planners Vague On Firing Of New Aide
WARREN The resignation of Robert L. Skinner as Warren County planning director is expected within a short time. David W. Swanson said Skinner assumed the post June 1 this year. The resignation was requested by planning commission members two weeks ago in a private session. Swanson noted Skinner has lost at least 1100 by taking the position, including a 500 down payment on a home. The commission would not discuss publicly the reason for resignation. Merle Fox questioned the matter and was answered similarly by Richard H. McCarthy.
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Warren
Robert L. Skinner
Warren County
David W. Swanson
County Planning Commission
Skinner
Swanson
Planning Commission
Carl Burgehardt
Burghardt
Burgehardt
Merle Fox
Richard H. McCarthy
Gracie Allen Dead At 58
Gracie Allen dies at 58 after a career with George Burns in vaudeville radio and television. The pair married in 1926 and became major stars, headliners on vaudeville stages and the Palace Theater bill before launching a long running show in aera 1982.
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Rage One
Gracie
Fry
George
Burns
Allen
Cleveland
New York
Palace Theater
Rudy Vallee
Guy Lombardo
Oil City Chamber Distances Itself From U S Chamber Urban Renewal Policy
The Oil City Chamber of Commerce disassociates from the U S Chamber of Commerce policy on urban renewal and opposes federal subsidies as a general rule. The Oil City group supports local control, positive federal participation, and continuing urban renewal only within comprehensive local plans that encourage private investment and development.
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Oil City Chamber
Oil City
Oil City Chamber of Commerce
Johnson speaks at Democrats rally as Kennedy film shown
President Johnson addresses a Democratic gathering amid a Kennedy tribute. He notes a civil rights backlash and strong liberal opposition to Republicans, citing polls showing mixed Democratic support. The scene shifts to celebrations with supporters, birthday cheers, and a fireworks finale before resuming political duties.
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John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Texas
Mayor Grubb Accepts Unemployment Pay Amid Marlboro Woes
Marlboro New Jersey Mayor Walter C Grubb 38 who promised to forgo a salary received a $50 unemployment check while facing unpaid taxes and a housing boom in a township of 8500 He was elected after three elections and plans to keep working to fix budget gaps RCA laid off many local workers including Grubbs prior role as senior engineer He expects to find a new job within weeks wife Marie supports his stance and notes the big task ahead End of the Line also notes Miss Mary Webster of Newtown Pa retiring after 37 years of rail commuting and 40 years at Philadelphia Gas Works with 672000 miles logged
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Marlboro
Grubb
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RCA
Moorestown
Systems Project
Camden-Moorestown
Philadelphia
Mary Webster
Newtown
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia Gas Works
Who's Moving Look in the Classifieds
The Burns family of Beverly Hills lived in a long term home with close friends the Benny’s for 25 years. They adopted two children Sandra born in 1934 and Ronald born in 1935 as neighbors consider future moves.
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Burns
Beverly Hills
Jack
Mary Benny
Sandra
Ronald
Ajax Spells Out Pay Offer Amid Strike Dues System
Ajax outlines pay increase and union dues checkoff with hospital and vacation plan improvements. A strike possible, with a Monday noon union meeting at union headquarters. details on further action remain unclear. The plant employs about 300, with around 230 potentially affected.
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Ajax
Overcrowding Cited Erie Talks Of Building Fourth City Golf Course
Erie Parks Director Robert Orlando says population growth and rising demand justify a new municipal golf course. He notes existing courses Downing and Glenwood are overextended on peak days and outlines potential land costs of about 18000 with Project 70 and Federal Open Space aid. He cites self-sustaining courses, youth interest, and growing female participation as factors.
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Erie
Fourth City
Glenwood
Orlando
Polio Blanked In Pa Yet Anyhow
Pennsylvania reports no polio cases in 1964 to date with health officials cautious about discussing the situation. Dr. Charles L. Wilbur notes it as a no-hit game until the last batter is out as August peak and October decline are typical. Last year 47 polio cases by this date. pneumonia and influenza deaths reach 4,294 statewide in 1947 pattern. Ruth H. Johnson wins women’s preliminary handicap at Grand American trapshooting in Vandalia, Ohio, breaking 94 targets. T. Clay Williams takes professional title with 97.
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Hankisbung
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
Charles L. Wilbur
Health Department
Shooters Shine
Vandalia
Ohio
Ruth H. Johnson
Washington
T. Clay Williams
Pitsburgh
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John “Popeye the Sailor
White
Midway Park
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Popeye
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Cru P Duei
Barney
Ray
South Center Street
Shulton
AU Brie's Scenic — the “A
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Jimmy
Dorsey
City Hall
State Dee's
State
Waldameer Park
Waldameer
Swealiers
Evans
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