Local hunters report several doe kills and city incidents
Dozens of hunters reported doe kills in yesterday's field notes. Two car crashes near West Smith and Hatch streets caused minor damage and no injuries. Street paving plans moved forward for Elm Street at Snyder Circle. A two car crash on North Center street caused $150 in damage. Dr Norbert D. Gannon, Erie pediatrician and nephew of Archbishop Gannon, died at 72 from a heart attack. Snow removal set to begin on listed streets with cars to be off by 11 PM. Pickets protested Loblaw stores in Meadville amid contract disputes. Hare Creek Beagle Club holds its monthly meeting. A trailer truck straddling a Pennsylvania Railroad track caused a near-disaster but was cleared in time.
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West Smith and
Hatch Streets
Leon Fish
North East
West Smith
Vincent Dempbinaki
Erie
Fish
Dembinski
Dorr Clark
Elm Street
Snyder Circle
Pred Marsh
North Center Street
Frances M. Gates
Fairview Street
Gates
Willard Clark
Columbus
Norbert D. Gannon
Gannon
John Mark Gannon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Howevr
Forty three Revenue Department aides fired in Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP Forty three employees of the state Revenue Department were fired for unsatisfactory performance ratings under the new Civil Service Act enacted last August. James Bassett said the dismissals take effect Thursday and all were on executive civil service status under prior Democratic administrations. Thirty two were hired patronage and gained executive status after exams. the act moved executive staff to probationary status. Most of the fired workers were in the Bureau of Sales and Use Tax with others in Corporation Taxes investigations and collections and County Collections. No political registrations were checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Revene Department
James Bassett
General Assembly
Bassett
Thei
Bureau of
Flood Victims Promise Help From LA Mayor Yorty
LOS ANGELES AP victims of the Baldwin Hills Reservoir disaster received encouragement and a money pledge from Mayor Samuel Yorty. He said victims are not responsible for the damage and will be compensated and encouraged to file claims against the Department of Water and Power and the city. Damage could exceed 10 million, with 64 homes destroyed, 82 more and 55 apartments heavily damaged, 27 injuries and at least three deaths reported.
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LOS Angeles
Baldwin Hills Reservoir
Samuel Yarty
Yarty
Department of Water and Nower
Iitv
Yorty
Hostages Freed After Ten Days of Red Seizure
Americans and 15 others freed after a 10 day hold by Communist led miners in Bolivia. The group, including U S embassy staff and a Peace Corps volunteer, were released following a government pact with dissident miners union leaders. They faced a perilous trek to Oruro before flight to La Paz. The incident followed arrests of union leaders and involved U S officials and aid workers amid tense regional politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oruko
Bolivia
Tin i
la Paz
Mian Lechin
Mine Workers’ Federation
U.S
Peace Corps
Trinen Pimental
Federico Escobar
Catavi
Pimental
Escobar
Thomas M. Martin Jr
Bronx
N.Y
Martin
U.S. Information Agency
Bernard Rifkin
U.S. Agency For International Development
Michael A. Kristula
Johnson
Wiles
Sind Cerlillac
1964 Construction Boom Seen to Stay On Track
New York AP report cites growing population and economy as drivers of a continuing construction surge in 1964. Commerce Department forecasts a banner year with 5 percent spending rise to 656 billion, boosted by public projects and local government investments. Housing remains strong with 1.58 million private units started, plus farm and public housing additions, despite some doubts about overbuilding.
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New York
Commerce Department
Conteactors
Department
F. W. Dodge Corp
Goes Home With Bullet in Head
Clifford Lowy, 21, of Brookland Arkansas, shot himself while coon hunting two weeks ago. The bullet entered through his chin and fragments remain under his left ear. Doctors say there is no plan to remove the bullet as it causes no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andnpms
Clifford Lowy
Brookland
Ark
Lowy
Icy Roads Trigger Three Auto Crashes in Corry Area
Three vehicle mishaps in the Columbus area over two days caused about 1,978 dollars in property damage per Corry State Police. A 40 year old driver Edward Inglert collided with Thaddeus Czech’s truck near Columbus on the Columbus-Lottsville road when the eastbound car skidded into the stopped truck. Another crash during a whiteout snow squall left Richard Zimmerman and Clyde Wilson with 274 dollars in damage in a near head on collision. A Route 6 wreck west of Corry involved Helen Parnso and Vernon Rockwood, totaling 80 to 400 dollars per vehicle, with visibility down to about 200 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patre Wue
Raya
Columbus
Corry
Edward Inglert
Erle
Thaddeus Czech
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Palice
Richard Zimmerman
Rio
Clyde Wilson
Ashvile
N.Y
Route
Helen Parnso
Ridgway
Vernon Rockwood
Cleveland
Ohio
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East Main Street
Paul Mather
South Center Street
Youngsville
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Meadville
Loblaw, Inc
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
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Hare Creek Beagle Club
Revenue Department
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center
E.F.M. Stokera - Furnaces
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Cohen Auto Supply
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