Shenango Inn fire and real estate exchanges reported
An $80,000 Wednesday fire at Shenango Inn damaged a third ward hotel addition fueled by a discarded cigarette as real estate deals were filed at Erie County courthouse naming transfers between Melvin E. Shambaugh and Thomas Reed in the Third Ward. An explosion at United Natural Gas Hampton Station caused roof damage and is under investigation. Sixteen Pennsylvania deaths over the weekend included highway, fire, and industrial accidents. National Boy Scout week events and wage talks at Stackpole Carbon Co. in Kane were noted. Dedication of Fort LeBoeuf High School in Waterford announced with open house. Weather and an oil highway renaming to Colonel Drake Highway reported. Jamestown pastor Rev. W. Leslie Colvin died unexpectedly. he was 50.
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Shenango Inn
A Property Exchange
Janette
Dickinson
Leroy C. Dickins
Sharon
Son
Third Ward
Exie
Troe
Erie County
Melvin E. Shambaugh
Thomas Reed
Pennsylvania
Clarksville
Markleyburg
Uniontown
W. Leslie Colvin
Calvary Assembly of God Church
Jamestown
Alice Mack Colvin
Mr. Colvin
Edinboro
Wirt
Blanche Mason Colvin
Frewsburg
Colvin
Calvary Assembly of God
Willow Creek
Warren
Pleamburg
TV Listings Buffalo Area Tonight and Tomorrow Schedule
WBEN TV channel four presents tonight from five to eleven thirty with children's theater Love Lucy Buffalo Philharmonic and news weather sports. Tomorrow features The Morning Show Arthur Godfrey Time Strike It Rich news and various serials ending with The Guiding Light and The $64,000 Question. Also advertised are WIGGERS GARAGE OLDSMOBILE and COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE at 22 East South Street with contact 3 031.
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Bufffalo Philharmonic
Bob Crosby
Gene Autry
Patt! Page
Annie Oakley
Flaghouse
Phil Silvers
UMC
Oldsmobile
East South Street
Soviet Hurt By US Balloons Probe
Russia protests balloon programs as Moscow brands the note a hostile act. The first Soviet claim accuses U S military balloons of entering Russia. Tass and other outlets had already attacked balloons from West Germany via Radio Free Europe. The Air Force previously used Moby Dick weather balloons mainly over the United States.
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Jevestnuon
Iage
U. S
Russia
Tass
West Germany
American Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
U. S. Air Force
United States
Union Leaders Air Disputes at AFL CIO Meeting
AFL CIO leaders amid a seashore winter meeting saw quarrels surface two months after the merger. Walter Reuther faces a major clash with UAW over craft versus industrial organizing while building trades unions push to control labor tasks in a Detroit plant jet parts contract. External contractors and pickets highlight the deeper rift between former AFL and CIO factions. The piece also notes planned geophysical data instruments for the 1967-68 Geophysical Year and broad international participation.
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Py Asuomventre
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
Consolidated Labor Movement
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
AFL
Packard-Studebaker Corp
Detroit
Reuther
UAW
Picker Nes
Senne
Building Trades Union
Export of Used State Cars Considered for Foreign Sale
Harrisburg reports the Department of Property and Supplies studied exporting used state cars to South America. Secretary Rice named Newton Culbertson to head state export efforts and report on foreign markets. The state aims to sell about 3,200 used cars and buy the same number of new ones by next bid.
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Harrisburg
Department of Property and Supplies
South America
John 8. Rice
Newton D. Culbertson
Dover
Rice
Tme
Ohio
West Virginia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Senate orders full probe over bribe offer to Sen Case
Washington people report a bribe offer to Senator Francis Case to sway his vote on a natural gas bill. The Senate plans a full probe while debate over the measure continues. House action mirrored the narrow margin expected in the Senate.
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Sen. Case
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Francis Case
R-Sd
Aba
Federal Power Commission
House
Sen
Douglas
ABC
Vote On Proposal To End WE Strike
Finnegan outlines a plan to end the WE strike with a 90 day moratorium on time study issues. Progress and unresolved items would be reported to Finnegan 60 days after the moratorium starts. He may urge voluntary submission to fact finding or other procedures for remaining disputes. The union demands no job losses from the efficiency study of current incentive workers.
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Finnegan
Tur and IUE strike over wage increases at Westinghouse Lima plant
The TUR and United Electrical Workers called mass strikes on October 17 and 26, rallying 10 500 workers at 10 plants for 15 cent an hour raises in wage reopeners. Workers earned about 2 10 hourly. Ohio Governor Lausche pledged state power to protect returning workers at Lima. Six injured in mass demonstration as about 700 strikers protested. Company says 1 900 IUE members, a fourth, have returned.
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TUR
United Electrical Workers
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Westinghouse
Lima
IUE
Cleveland Hershey Publsbitay
A fragmentary item mentions Cleveland Hershey in connection with a publication event dated July 16. Details are unclear due to mangled OCR.
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A. Cleveland
Hershey, Publsbitay
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St. Marys Medaral
TUE
Fort LeBoeu High School
Waterford
Sorry
Pleasantville
Venango County
Altoona
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Edwin L. Drake
Titusville
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Europe
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Hawaii
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New York
Transport Workers Union
Case
FBI
YMCA
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