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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
3
ICC Examiner Recommends Norfolk Take Over EL and D&H
An ICC examiner urged Norfolk and Western to take over the Erie Lackawanna and Delaware and Hudson railroads and to allow a holding company plan for five railroads. The recommendation also supports a possible N W C and O B and O merger and delays the takeover of the Boston and Maine until a Penn Central merger outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk & Western Railway
Erie-Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
Charles A. Webb
N&w
Boston & Maine Railroad
Webb
Norfolk & Western
E L
B&m
E-L
ICC
Chesapeake & Ohio-Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Penn - Central
U.S
Supreme Court
Ne&w
C&o- B&o
D&h
Bkm
Reading
Jersey Central
N&w-C&0
William White
Community group LIGHT boosts holiday tradition in State College
LIGHT a coalition from the Chamber of Commerce and schools promotes downtown lights and coordinated observances in State College. Volunteers fundraise on a special day and house Santa, decorate meters, and publish a holiday events calendar while planning 1967 sights like a live nativity, caroling, and a chapel on wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Chamber of Commerce
Council of Churches
Women's Club
Junior Women's Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pennsylvania State University
Alpha Fire Company
West Penn Power Co
Light
Santa
FCC Approves ABC ITT Merger Amid Color Expansion Plan
The FCC approves the ABC and ITT merger in a 4 to 3 vote, enabling a $140 million expansion focused on color telecasting. The DOJ said antitrust concerns remain but will not pursue action, while ABC stock rises to 85 on the NYSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCC
ABC
ITT
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Broadcasting Co
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
Justice Department
Department
Atty
Donald F. Turner
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Small Business Committee
ABC Stock
New York Stock Exchange
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Survivor to testify on Morrell sinking from hospital bed
Dennis Hale the sole Morrell survivor will testify Friday from Ashtabula General Hospital about the Nov 29 Lake Huron disaster in which 28 crewmen died. Hale spent about 38 hours afloat after the ore carrier sank as Coast Guard investigators prepare to hear his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Cleveland (Ap
Dennis Hale
Daniel J. Morrell
Lake Huron
Morrell
Hale
Ashtabula
Ashtabula General Hospital
Coast Guard Board of Inquiry
Thomas Burns
Coast Guard
Oil Slick Found In Lake Erie Search For Missing Cessna
Coast Guard units expanded the Lake Erie search for a missing Cessna owned by Anthony Farinacci after an oil slick and debris were spotted north of Fairport Harbor. A gasoline odor was reported as 72 foot deep water was scanned and a possible crash site was identified off shore. Farinacci, 32, from Lake County, disappeared after takeoff from Erie Pennsylvania en route to Cleveland with two companions, including Harryee Ti, 27, of Painesville Two, and an Akron University student rumored to be aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Coast Guard
Kaw
Anthony Farinacci
Lake County
Erie
Cleveland
Port Erie
Farinacci
Lake Erie
Harry Ee TI
Painesville Two
Akron University
Road Crash Kills Connellsville Teenager
Two cars collided on Route 119 one mile north of Connellsville killing George L. Snyder, 16, and injuring four others. Passengers Christine Buell, 21, from Painesville and Marie Nevels, 21, from Munich were in the Shively car, in critical and the other driver Lilly, 21, was in fair condition. State police reported the Shively vehicle broadsided Lilly at the Route 419 Coalbrook Road intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville, Pa
Here
Connellsville
George L. Snyder
Connellsville State Hospital
Christine Buell
Painesville
Marie Nevels
Munich
Germany
Senger
Daniel R. Shively
Usenet Lilly
R. D
Shively
Lilly
Coalbrook Road
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Jechem Steel Corp
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Carrig’s
Oman
Center Street
Corry
Fox Head Lounge
Linda
Don
Wucus Entertainment
Pops
Jax
Jaipur
India
All India Ex-Soldiers Association
Joy
U. S
Seabrook Farms
Philadelphia
Va Ou
Sugardale
Magnavox
Cog KG
Alarm
Orly Se
North Center Street
Kloss TV
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Warner M. Depuy
Harry H. Brainerd
Revenue of Traffic Safety
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