GOP Leaders Hold Stormy Meeting Over Party Direction
Denver report says Republican governors huddled at Governor Love’s mansion to craft a leadership statement. They debated ousting national chairman Burch while backing a more progressive line and avoiding a direct challenge to Barry Goldwater’s grip. Governor Fannin signaled dissent later.
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Denver
Colorado
John A. Love
GOP
Dean Bureh
Bureh
Barry Goldwater
Levy
Paul Fannin
Aryzouay
Goldwater
Senate
Fannin
Idaho Gay
Robert B. Smylie
Smylie
Burch
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Cif Hansen
Wyoming
Daniel Evans
Washington
Hut Goys
John T. Reed
Maing
John 1
Chafee
Rhode Island
Charles Percy
Ilinois
Linois
Gay
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Arizona
Naional Committee
Arson Threat Targets Philadelphia in Fire Plot
Philadelphia officials tightened security after a letter boasted of plans to set seven more fires in the city, threatening two churches, two schools, a theatre, and a department store. Police and fire crews remained alert as investigators link the note to prior arson attempts, while authorities vow to catch the demented writer.
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Philadelphia
Yilans
Robert J. Selfridge
Boston
Edward J. Burke
Police Laboratory
Aire
George.e. Hink
Hink
Attorney Gets $1 Million Fee
Attorney Boyden reports his $1 million fee from the Hopi and Navajo land case, noting the tribes gained wealth from oil bonuses and coal rights after a long dispute dating to 1882. He divides the share with associates Allen Tidell and Bryan Croft from Salt Lake City.
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Boyden
T Wo
Allen Tiderall
Bryan Croft
Salt Lake City
City residents rally to aid after large fire incident
The fire drew a swift communal response with Civil Defense using trucks and canteens. Salvation Army and Red Cross led relief, providing coffee, milk, soup, sandwiches, and doughnuts. About 55 volunteers manned the scene, with 400 sandwiches made in an hour at the YMCA. Local churches, schools, and businesses contributed food and support while ambulance and nursing staff delivered first aid.
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Yendlinnes
Civil Defense
Saat
Pyon
Erie Corps
Charles Cole
Evie
Salvation Army
Pugh
Phoenix
the Corry Baking Co
Women of the Methodist Church
Women of the Baptist Church
1 Edward's School
Ritz ‘Sstaurant
Red Cross
Red Cross Disaster Committee
BC Chapte
YMCA
Albert C. Cole
Corry Ambulance Service
Jean Christiansen
Kathleen Latika
Hugh O/Hare
Harold A. Gilbert
Covery Ape Supply Co
S. EB. Alderson
Tribal funds cited as lacking during court years
The speaker notes money from the tribe was unavailable while the case moved through the courts, explaining that the tribe had no funds. He adds that he paid most court costs and fees himself.
Government scrutiny urged over television content
Adelphi's November grand jury urged closer government scrutiny of television, labeling some programs indecent and immoral. The 15 member panel cited television's great influence on youth and noted similar judgments could apply to magazines and books. They said networks already vet content with own departments to remove questionable material.
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Philadelphia
Averted Drastic Trolley Strike In Pittsburgh Area
Judge William Cercone reported an agreement sufficient to avert a strike by 2,100 street car and bus operators. PAT Transit Division and Division 85 of the Amalgamated Transit Union settled most terms while wage differences were moved to arbitration. Gilbert Teitel said operators will vote on the pact tomorrow. Herbert Nichols Dies At 78 In Dallas He was board chairman of Southwestern Public Service Co since 1942.
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Lacomgh
Pittsburgh
William Cercone
Abeghieny County
Allegheny County Port Authority
Transit Division
PAT
Division 85
Amalgamated Transit Union
Cercone
Gilbert Teitel
Herbert Nichols
Dallas
Herbert L. Nichols
Southwestern Public Service Co
Runaway Pony Injures Meadville Girl Waiting For Bus
Six year old Donna Taylor of Meadville was knocked down by a runaway pony while waiting for a school bus in Thursday snowfall. The first grader at Brookhouse Elementary was examined on arrival and appeared not seriously injured. the pony stepped on her after the incident near Coons Corner.
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Madvilee
Donna Taylor
Meadville
Donna
David Taylor
Coons Corner
Brookhouse Elementary School
Film on airport impact shown to town groups
A sound film about how the airport boosts the town economy will be shown next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building. The event is hosted by the Lawrence Airport Authority and invites the public to view the FAA narrated film about Corry Airport’s recent $100 paving and improvement program, with participation from City Council, the Industrial Development Corp, the Chamber of Commerce, and Civic Affairs. Leonard Bills arranged the screening with Airport Authority support. Arthur Godfrey narrates.
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Lawrence Airport Authority
Corry
Airport Authority
Corty Area
Thanksgiving travels and local notices in Spring Creek
Spring Creek readers note Thanksgiving visits by residents including Donald Wharton at Notre Dame and Carolyn Brundage from Predonia State College, plus trips to Edinboro and Erie. The Spring Creek Firemen’s Auxiliary planned a December 19 Christmas party and announced officers. Lorelei Armitage celebrated her sixth birthday with a party and treats.
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Don Whaley
Spaing Creek
Donald Wharton
Notre Dame
South Bend
Carolyn Brundage
Predonia State College
Fredonia
N. Y
Bernard Porter
Lois Jane
Edinboro
Lois
Lois Sickler
Erie
Pee Robert Damon
Ora Mitchell
Genevieve Gray
Melvin Gray
Muto Wright
Sharon Gray
Titusville
Beers
Warren
Warren Kee
Long Island
Gordon Tubbs
East Branch
Leon Mitchell
Columbia
Claude Suis
Spartansburg
Jacob Shoup
Jes 88 Mitchell
Bridgeville
Ronald Carter
Clayton
Corry
Richard Mulligan
Buffalo
Weelend
Spring Creek
Albert Fisher
Paul ‘Mckay
Harold Smith
Henry Jaquith Sr
Jerley Cooper
Lorelei Armitage
George Armitage
Lorelei
Union City Livestock Thursday Sale Report
Good and choice hogs bring 15 to 164, sows 21 to 13, beef cows 11 to 13 percent, canters and cullers 9 to 10, beef heifers 16 to 18, bulls 16 to 19, veal calves 28 to 33, heavy and medium calves 16 to 23, lambs 18 to 21.
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Union City
Beavers Edge Towners In Slugfest Victory
Corry Beavers beat Town in a rough game 49-? as Claypool and Beavers relied on balanced scoring. Morton and Hamme led with late surges, while Beavers built a strong lead after a 23 point third period. Corry’s Corry and Tate contributed from the line and reserves.
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Tom
Corry
Tom Morto
Carr
Claypool
Claypool Pi
Secon
Gary Sy
Bliley
Rick Hamme
Bae Consta
Towners
Jared
Morton
Larry Gawl
Eagles
Vieters
Beavers
Oran Parently
MeDo
Beavercreek
Jerry Lithe
Tate Ieimer
Younge Varsity Cagers
Tate
Gary Hammond
Cori
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Tne
Kennedy
Jane Records
Janoxik
Perder
Ted Line
Emperor Record Co
Janosik
Serry Komito
Komito
Rebels
Tampa
Fla
First Methodist |Urch
Walter A. Gil-land
United Fund
Ralph A. Miles
Bear Lake
Porter Auer
Miles
Warren County
Cleveland
Franklin
Raymond P. Shafer
Crawford County
Republican Committee
Robert K. Bloom
Bloom
Shafer
Elsa
Petey A Neve Pe — Als
Pate
Shirley Jones
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pepsi-Cola
Raymond Sickler
Gerald Lindsey
Porter
Lois Jane Porter
Barney's
South Center Street
Cong, Pa
Tatevision
Sea’s Drugs
Caer
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