Revocation of City Pub liquor license upheld in Erie
Judge Ed wart H. Carney upheld the revocation of City Pub corporation liquor license effective October 25. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board cited Sunday and after hour sales and improper conduct after inspectors investigated the Erie area site in March. Richard Norcross is named president of the corporation. Stanley Royek surrendered a red Aristocrat bicycle to police. Dr. William Earnest, Spar tanskburg physician, was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital as a medical patient in poor condition.
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City Pub
Erie
Edwart H. Carney
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
City Pub Corporation
LCB
Richard Norcross
William Earnest
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Resorts Plagued By Financial Problems
WESTFIELD New York reports confirm Eagle Ridge Ski Resort faces major debt and near unmanageability. Board member James Mead cites three years of data, while the Ridge restaurant thrives and offers potential relief amid February college skier weekends. board seeks local patronage.
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Westfield
N.Y
Chautauqua County
Eagle Ridgey
James Mead
Eagle Ridge
the Ridge
Pennsylvania
U S Proposes Latin American Common Market
Washington reports the United States recommends 19 Latin American partners form a Latin American Common Market by 1970. Plans include President Johnson meeting the 19 presidents in Punta del Este, Uruguay, on April 2 for a hemispheric summit. Pollution drops in San Francisco Bay area, down over 95 percent last year due to district and state programs.
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Washington
United States
Alliance For Progress
Organization of American States
Johnson
Punta del Este
Uruguay
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay Area
D. J. Gallaghan
Pollution Control District
State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board
Veer From Wage-Price Guidelines Opposed
Washington AP report notes four joint committees criticize plans to abandon wage-price guidelines. Rep Reuss offers to have Congress set guidelines for labor and management. GOP leaders press for budget rejection and policy shift as debt ceiling debate continues. Moby Joe Gets Big Meal. Newfoundland whale Moby Joe fed on 10 to 20 tons of herring in a coastal pond, fishermen noting the whale’s violent reaction as it surged to feed.
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Washington
Cong
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Senate House Economic Committee
Johnson
Henry J. Reuss
R-Wis
Reuss
Congress
Joanson
House
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
William Promire
D-Wis
Joint Committee
Rowley
Ways and Means
St, John's
Newfoundland
Moby Joe
Farley Mowat
Kennedy in Rome meets Italian leaders on Vietnam peace efforts
Senator Robert F Kennedy spent 90 minutes with Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani in Rome discussing the Vietnam war and how uninvolved nations like Italy could aid peace negotiations. He also met Premier Aldo Moro and prepared to lunch with U.S. Ambassador Frederick Reinhardt and Msgr. Paul Marcinkus before a planned audience with Pope Paul VI. Kennedy later planned to meet President Giuseppe Saragat as part of a West European swing that included leaders Wilson, de Gaulle, and Kiesinger. Rawe death reported in Pittsburgh area.
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Rome
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
Amintore Fanfani
Italy
Fanfani
Kennedy
Foreign Ministry
Aldo Moro
U.S
Frederick Reinhardt
Paul Marcinkus
Paul VI
Giuseppe Saragat
Harold Wilson
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
France
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
West Germany
Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
Washington
Eisenhower backs U.S.-Soviet consular treaty endorsement
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower endorses the proposed U S Soviet consular convention with added diplomats, calling it in the national interest and saying it would expand opportunities to learn about the Soviet people. He cited Geneva summit limits on ideas as an example of unnecessary restrictions. President Johnson said the convention would protect U S visitors in Russia during a Washington news briefing.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Johnson
Washington
U.S
Russia
Whale in pond traps big fin whale near Burgeo
Mowat spoke by telephone from Burgeo describing a dramatic incident when a large fin whale entered a pond chasing herring on January 21. The whale could not escape to the open sea and became stranded in the pond.
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Mowat
Burgeo
Lincoln Day Dinner Speaker Findley to Head Erie Event
Rep Findley will headline the annual Lincoln Day dinner for the Erie County Federation of Republican Women Councils on February 15 in Erie. The Shrine Mosque at 124 East Sid Street hosts the 6 30 p m affair with Mrs E F Bettes as local chairman and Corry Council of Republican Women assisting this county group. Findley represents Illinois 20th District and is serving his third term in Congress.
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Rep. Findley
Erie County Federation of Republican Women's Councils
Erie
Shrine Mosque
East Sid Street
Corry Couniel
E. F. Bettes
Ilinois
Congress
Apollo fire probes cloud NASA moon program fate
The spokesman avoided confirming an interim board report on the Apollo 1 tragedy as Maj. Gen. Samuel Phillips may attend. NASA keeps details tight while investigators weigh causes after the fatal on‑the‑job crash of Grissom, White, and Chaffee. Telegrams urged discretion as the disaster delays the moon project by months and could force major redesigns, extending the program by years.
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Board Ofnquiry
Air Force
Virgil Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Samuel Phillips
NASA
Ttrwas
Dorsey Band In Accident Near Mansfield Ohio
A bus carrying 15 members of the Timmy Dorsey band collided with a tractor trailer on I 71 south of Mansfield injuring eight bandsmen. Two were admitted to Mansfield General Hospital. Band director Lee Castle suffered head cuts and trombone player Arthur Ryerson had a possible concussion. The chartered bus was from New York City en route to a Indiana engagement.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Timmy Dorsey
Here
Mansfield General Hospital
New York City
Indianapolis
Lee Castle
Arthur Ryerson
Senate Rejects Bid To Limit Outside Activity
Washington AP report notes the Senate rejected a proposal to bar officers or employees from holding outside jobs without special permission, in a 49 to 26 vote. The measure came days after the Bobby Baker conviction and awaited Ethics Committee review formed in 1964.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Joseph 5. Clark
D-Pa
Baker
Moscow protests widen as China, Soviet clash deepens
The Moscow protests carried milder chants such as Bash the dogs heads of Kosygin and Brezhnev as authorities blame Beijing for a January 25 provocation. Tass called it a staged provocation. Relations between Peking and Moscow worsen, with both sides accusing the other of plots and the risk of a troop buildup along Asia’s frontiers growing. Separately in the United States Baker was convicted of income tax evasion theft and conspiracy for acts as a former secretary to Senate Democrats.
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Kosygin
Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid 1
Peking
Moscow
Tass
Manchuria
Asia
Baker
U.S. District Court
Senate Democrats
Clark
Sen
Mike Monroney
Ethics Committee
Monroney
Bobby Baker
Pennsylvanian
Senate
John S. Cooper
R Ky
Cooper
Parents Agree to Pay for Roxborough Vandalism
In Philadelphia four of seven boys charged with causing $9,970 in damages at Dominic D. Colanzi's Roxborough home last summer agreed in county court to reimburse an insurance company $5,000. Judge Charles Wright placed the four on probation and deferred ruling on the remaining youths. The vandalism happened while the Colanzi family was away from Aug 27 to Sept 1.
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Philadelyhia
Roxborough
Charles Wright
Dominic D. Colanzi
Johnson signals openness to Vietnam talks and East Europe ties
President Johnson said the United States would welcome almost any step Hanoi suggests to halt bombing and would consider various peace talks possibilities. He outlined options from Geneva to an all Asian conference and said preliminary discussions could lay a basis for negotiations. He stressed careful study of all public statements and views from other governments.
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East Europe
Johnson
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Vietnam
Bank Offers Robber Advice in Fargo Ad
Da kota National Bank of Fargo disapproves of the robber and urges better ideas about banking. The bank published an ad in the Fargo Forum stating the gunman who robbed the south side branch of nearly $600 is still at large.
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Fargo, N.D
Dakota National Bank of Fargo
South Side
Fargo Forum
Milk price cut at Loudon Hill Farms sparks commission action
Loudon Hill Farms in Scranton Wilkes Barre area cut milk prices to 50 cents a half gallon and 9 1 2 cents a gallon in 17 stores. N J Lin Huber commission chairman said agency heard of the cut and would enforce if found selling below order. Commission held a day long conference to decide on court ruling, adjourned without a decision as of Thursday. Morgan said prices would stay unchanged for 30 days pending possible appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Loudon ‘Il Farms
Scranton - Wilkes- Barre
N. J. Lin Huber
Commission
Louden Hill
Louden Hill Farms
Associated Press
Huber
Lipsitt
William D. Morgan
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bombers raid COSVN area as U S drives in South Vietnam
Bombing campaigns reported 63 miles northwest of Saigon and 2 miles northwest of Hanoi area, with raids on COSVN high command. Prev raids hit zone C with fire bombs as radar guided operations continue under fog. US bombers totaled 72 North missions while South Vietnamese crews logged 108 strike sorties and 418 from US forces against camps and concentrations.
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Page
Saigon
U.S
COSVN
Central Office
South Vietnam
North
Johnson wary as peace talks loom over bombing halt
The article notes the United States seeks peace talks if bombing stops, while avoiding any binding promise. Both sides signal possible developments, with President Johnson considering resuming the attack if de escalation fails to occur on both sides.
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United States
Johnson
North Vietnam
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Rawe
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Westmoreland County
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