Corry area notices and city meeting on urban renewal
A mixed Corry newspaper item notes a marriage license filed by David R. Dukeson and Irene L. White at the Erie County courthouse. It also mentions a beagle escape report, a lost silver watch belonging to a late husband, a Corry Citizens Advisory Committee meeting on urban renewal shopping plazas and downtown fate, and several local boxing weigh-in results and fire department activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
David R. Dukeson
Irving Sirent
Corry
Irene L. White
H.D
Union City
House Set To Back Social Security Boost
Washington AP reports the House plans easy passage and Senate approval for a bill sharply raising Social Security benefits and taxes. It would raise minimum payments from 44 to 55 dollars and maximum from 142 to 160.50, with wives over 65 receiving 60 percent in addition. The tax cap would reach 52.40 in 1968 and rise in later years. House conferees agreed with the Senate on a compromise, trimming higher figures, and the measure is expected to win quick approval in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Bear Lake community notes mention visitors and events
Mrs. Plora Miller and her Texas son left by plane last Monday. Paul Carpenter remains in an Erie hospital and is not improving. Bear Lake firemen plan a fish supper at the fire hall Friday. WSWS packs Christmas boxes for shut ins. Rev. Wally Rehner, missionary to Colombia, spoke at the EUB Church. A shower for Mrs. Lois Abbot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Crosby, will be held at the church next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plora Miller
Texas
Paul Carpenter
Erie
Bear Lake
WSWS
Wally Rehner
Colombia
EUB
Lois Abbot
Claud Crosby
GM Union Strike Looms With 48 Hour Deadline
DETROIT AP With the union deadline under 48 hours away, negotiators for the United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp work on a new contract covering 380000 members. If a national agreement is not reached by Thursday the union threatens combined national and local action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers and
General Motors Corp
City Council OKs shopping center with final zoning approval pending
Dr Furst presented a 16 point plaza requirements list as council unanimously approved the shopping center. The final okay awaits the Zoning Board of Appeals while other items include a $5 000 addition to the East Smith street city garage for a new CD space and a $20 000 delinquent per capita tax list awaiting next steps. About 5 200 GM Kokomo Delco workers were idled in a one day walkout over local contract issues.
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Neer
Lechtner
Zoning Board of Appeals
David Nichols
Corry Civil Defense
City
East Smith Street
Council
Gerald Staples
Harriet Myers
Delco Radio Division
Kokomo
Ind
Workers Stay Aboard Barge Amid Lake Erie Winds
Three salvage workers spent the night on the grounded barge Wiltrance off Wanakah near Buffalo as winds of 30 to 52 miles per hour lashed Western New York. Coast Guard officials said leaving the boat would risk heavy damage, while the men adjusted to perilous conditions. The barge had been aground since Oct 25 after breaking loose in a fall storm.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
New York
Wiltrance
Wanakah
Midwest
Coast Guard
California tops nonhostile deaths in state loss tally
The report shows California leading nonhostile deaths with 227 out of 2,705 total through September for the year. New York, Texas, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Ohio follow in the nonhostile category with varying counts from 133 to 195, while the list of hostile deaths features Georgia and North Carolina among the higher totals. Jordan enacts compulsory conscription for males 18 to 40, two years service, with student and sole-provider exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Ohio
California
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Jordan
Amman
Johnson speech at AFL-CIO convention energizes support
LBJ received loud backing from labor delegates in a Corry hotel gathering as AFL-CIO delegates praised his Vietnam stance and other policies, while some urged wage restraint and demanded neutrality on the war. The scene mixed political theater with signs like We Support Johnson in Vietnam and All the Way with LBJ as a band played Hello Dolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Meany
Johnson
White House
Vietnam
LBJ
Lyndon
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
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Relayid Mott
West Frederick Street
Warren Kapeugh
Victor J
Ghia
Conly Aves High School
Florence Daye
Photon
Richard Tittman
Bradford Regonal Airport
Dirport Authority
F. Wayne Fesenmyer
Federal Airport Authority
Warren Borough
Jack Miller
West Columbus Avenue
North Center
Elk Streets
Camellia
Eddie Hunt
Mitchell Hill
Ken Berkthouse
Tidioute
Laverne Jaquith
Baker
Frank Litz
Spring
Bear Lake News
Dr. Furst
Jakarta
Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
AMF
Brunswick
Manhattan
Columbia
Sterling All Star Dairy
Columbus School
MERRY
Sterling Home
Conelway
Sterling All Star Products
Corry Area
Sterling “Family
Spring Creek
Sterling Dairy Products
Wright School
Sterling Erie
Dairy Institutes of the
Erie Area
Arqu Ofoanes
DAI Fantas Unted
MLK FR Health
Elle Dairyland, Inc
Nedco, Inc
Sehruers Dairy
Hillcrest Dairy
Martin H. Rilling
Sterling All-Star Dairy
Meadow Brook Dairy
Sanida Quality Chekdt
Golden Crown Dairy
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Erie-Crawford Dairy Cooperative
As- Erie County
Asgoi Ion
Lane Cedar Chests
Barney
Dex
Ee Shop
Barney's Headquarters
Furniture Department
Barney's
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