Union City heavy weight team to defend title at state show
Paragraf Paul Graham a Union City area farmer will defend the heavy weight title won by his team at the annual State Farm Show. Merle Graham also of Union City will enter teams in both heavy and light weight. Other Erie County entrants include E L Snyder Erie lightweight and J A May Mill Village heavyweight. The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will host a Watchnight Service at 10:15 p m with Rev Frank Ross speaking and slides. Public is invited to attend. Police report a stolen 1962 white Chevrolet hardtop from West Washington Street. Car owner Joseph Amoroso said it disappeared after 6:30 p m and was seen at 8 p m. Corry and Union City police investigated. John H Neckers of Clymer said his car was damaged by a truck while in Citizens Carry Office parking lot. Damage about 90. Grandfather of a 17-year-old Clymer girl reported her missing since 11 p m the previous night. Barbara Shannon had not returned. She was last seen wearing a brown fur-collared coat and black knee boots. Funeral services for Earl Helmintoller of Clarion were held. he died at 69. Extended forecast: unseasonably warm through Saturday, then cooler. Rain showers about four-tenths of an inch expected weekend. Stanford Hose Company to hold open house Friday with dinner at noon. Police Chief Harley Drake says all officers will watch for drunken drivers over New Year period and prosecute to the full extent. State Employment Service reports job openings at Elgin Laboratories in Waterford for female applicants. register at North Center office.
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Paul Graham
Union City
Graham
4Iteh
Merle Graham
Erie County
E. L. Snyder
Erie Area
J. A. May
Mill Village
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Frank Ross
West Irian
New Guinea
Corry Grange Hall
E. C. Docherty
Joseph Amoroso
South Center Street
Amoroso
West Washington Street
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Union City Police Department
Clymer
Lester Hanks
Barbara Shannon
Cleveland
Shannon
Study Weighs Statewide Salary Increases Next Year
AP reports the governor’s office is discussing a potential $10 million raise for about 60,000 state employees, contingent on legislative approval. A large surplus rumored at $50 to $60 million could influence the plan, though no firm figures exist yet. Earlier boosts included 5% raises for 10,000 highways workers and a $380 yearly bump for 700 professionals.
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Scranton
State Highways Department
Johnson's Budget Talks Progress Amid State of Union Prep
President Johnson works on the budget and the State of the Union message, making strong progress. He will review West Germany developments with Ambassador George C. Messhee and study major budget decisions with Budget Director Kermit Gordon, including education, civilian pay, and antipoverty funding. Secretary Rusk reports ongoing concerns in Southeast Asia and Congo, notes Viet Nam unity signs, and mentions waning Castroism and plans for Atlantic Alliance nuclear force talks. Duke resigns as protocol chief with a possible ambassadorship to follow.
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Johnson City
Tex
Jonson
George C. Messhee
U.S
Bonin
Johnson Developments
West Germany
Johnson Sill
Kermit Gordon
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Congo
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Europe
Angier Biddle Duke
State Department
Duke
Man Sought in Murder Of Cop Finally Surrenders
Richard Lines, 38, of Curwensville, sought for the slaying of Curwensville patrolman Lyle Domico, 33, surrendered after a 24 hour manhunt near Curwensville. Domico was found dead in a police cruiser with multiple gunshot wounds. Lines, armed with two pistols and a rifle, evaded officers by hiding in brush, then surrendered after taunting call from his brother. He was arraigned and held for a preliminary hearing in Clearfield County Jail.
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Awmngvalle
Richard Lines
Curwensville
James
Lyle Domico
Clearfield County
Domico
Lines
Richard
Justice of the Peace
Claude Bloom
Corry Area students win three Keystone Farmer Awards
Ronald Willman in his first official act as Corry Chamber of Commerce president presents three Future Farmers of America twenty five dollar savings bonds to Corry area students Ronald Walters Edward Blakeslee and Dennis Edwards for their dairy cattle hay oats and grain projects. The students earned the statewide Keystone Farmer Awards during the statewide competition.
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Erie County
Corry Area
Coty Chamber of Commerce
Ronald Willman
Farmers of America
Ronald Walters
R. D
Corry
Edward Blakeslee
Pennsylvania Railroad to boost capital spending next year
Philadelphia AP reports rail chairman Stuart Saunders plans about 200 million dollars in capital spending for the coming year, the highest since 1951. About 100 million will fund 150 heavy duty locomotives and over 5,000 freight cars, with 1964 figures lower. Saunders notes 1964 revenues rose and expresses optimism for a 1965 merger with New York Central.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stuart T. Saunders
Saunders
New York Central
PRR
Lingerie shop sign provokes local notice in Trumann
Ken La Groine, editor of the Trumann Democrat, reports a shop window sign in Trumann Arkansas declaring Our lingerie is the finest. Smart women wear nothing else reflecting small town cheek and local commentary.
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Ark
Ken la Groine
The
Trumann Democrat
The Spe ts Like Ther Pri is Abs
A fragment from a local page cites sports figures and events in terse form. Names and places are partially readable, suggesting notes about teams and players but lacking complete details for full identification. The item reads like a brief sports snippet with unresolved specifics.
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John H. Neckers
Citizens Carry Office
Marine Bank
Neckers
Earl Helmintoller
Clarion
William Helmintoller
Raymond Mig. Div
Helmintoller
Dla
Stanford Hose Company
Hose Company
Tiehard Blount
Blount
Harley Drake
Drake
William A. Michael
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Elgin Laboratories
Waterford
North Center Street
Pittsburgh
Charles Myers
North Side
Edward
Frank A. Toth
Franklin St
Fogle Lumber
Schlegel Weriher
Try Value
Mies Romo
Lon Chaney
Pat Boone
Tuffy
Kendall
Ficcardi's
Alfred J. Ficcardi
Alfred J, Fiocard
Philco TV
Firestone TV
Reo
Sunbeam Coffeemaker
Toastmaster Toaster
Senate
Firestone
Barney’s Atvestor
Philip
Kim Novak
Laurence Harvey
Somerset Maugham
Ie Morley
Siobhan
McKenna
Roger Livesey
Omy
Ken Hughes
James Woolf Sy Y
Bryan Fores
Ane Cita Ames
Heflin Moreno
MacArthur RY OF
Thal
Cal High Scho
Ars
Corri Newold
SwWrers
Footee
Lou Hai
Nals
Stohns
Hanna
Lea Chat
Joe
Nancy
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