May 16 Primaries Loom in City and School District
Goldberg flags full recession while Democrats silent and Republicans brace for May 16 primaries. Petitions to run for city and school district offices circulate. J. Frew Kin Jay ud seeks another four-year mayor term. Robert Gries appears unlikely to run again. Philip Zalzneck poised to win as ward committeeman. Martin Keppel to leave after one term, with Robert Ol ge set to replace him.
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Amihoukh
J. Frew Kin Jey Ud
Vision Times
Robert Gries
Parks and Public Property
Grive
GOP
Democras
Ballivation
Philip Zalzneck
Second Ward
Zalzneck
GOP City
Organiztion
Martin Keppel
Robert Olge
Olt
Ford Chester plant to close in March
About 1 500 Ford Motor Co workers at the Chester Pennsylvania assembly plant face job loss as the plant closes in March. Ford's Thomas Reid said 1 100 eligible for retirement or transfers, with 1 200 hourly workers and 400 salaried employees offered jobs elsewhere. A counseling service and review of benefits will be provided. Local officials and the mayor reacted, seeking federal help to avert closures and protect workers.
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Murat Co
Thomas R Teil
Ford
Reid
Niv
Pard
Dearborn
Mich
Poed
Chester Phint
Jowist
Ite
Anthony Rossi
United “Auto Workers Loewi
Labor Leader Size-Up After Visiting Hard-Hit Areas
Detroit based report on Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldbein touring hard hit Michigan, Indiana and Ohio areas to drum up support for Kennedy’s economic recovery program. He interviews workers and families and meets with political, business and labor leaders. A mild quarrel with Walter Reuther is noted as part of broader debate over tax incentives. Continuous coverage promised on Page Eight.
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Arthur J. Goldbein
Michigan
Kennedy
Goldberg
Timol
Indiana
New Michigan
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Dlec
Afl-Cio
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Congressional
Washington
Lansing
Mich
Union City Couple In Wreck Hospitalized After Two Car Crash
Union City couple were admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital after a head on collision two miles east of Waterford on Route 97. E Smiley, 88, sustained lacerations bruises and multiple injuries while Enid Smiley gave birth to a daughter. Mrs Levini Birnheimer, 49, driver of the other car, was hospitalized at St Vincent's Erie with arm pelvis chest injuries. Police said Birnheimer may have swerved to avoid an object on the road and a glare from the wrecked Boll silos. Estimates totaled about 1950 in damages. Police expect to question Birnheimer once condition permits.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Imo E. Smiley
Wattsburg
Union” City
Waterford
Enid
Smiley
Corry
Levini Birnheimer
Bre
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Burnheimer
Smiley Auto
Franz Building Sold Today
The Franz Building at the northwest corner of North Center and West Washington sold this morning from the late C. Fransie estate to Joseph Gentilman of R. D. 3 Corry. The sale is the largest Center street real estate deal in years and the price was not disclosed. New owners plan no change to the Bears Fecebuck catalog store and Harold Hicks barbershop on site, while Burneficial Pinance offices occupy the second floor. The deal was handled by M and Gobbott Realty.
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North Center
West Washington Streets
Fransie
Joseph Gentilman
Corry
Center Street
Bears
Fecebuck Citalog
Harold Hicks
Eel Burneficial Pinance
M & Gobbott Realty Firm
France Expresses Regrets Over Brezhnev Jet Interception
Paris AP report says France issued a formal apology after a French jet fighter fired tracer rounds near a plane carrying Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. De Gaulle ordered the probe and de la Grandville met Gromyko to reaffirm France’s sincere regrets.
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Moscow
Jean de la Grandville
Minis Ly
Charles de Gaulle
Alvorth
Mediterranean
Beiter
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
Lebanon
de la Grandville
Andrei A. Gromyko
de le Grandville
Rabat
Morocco
Brezhnev
Erie-Lackawanna Back To Normal After 3 Wrecks
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad returns to normal after three wrecks delayed schedules. Eastbound Train 4 arrived minutes late as wreck crews continued work on the single lane. Derailment of a 34 car freight at Saegertown followed by an Atlantic safety incident near Belmont added to Thursday disruptions. Station agent Laverne Miller reported trains mostly on time today.
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Saegertown
Galion
Ohio
Belmont N
Walter family medical episode at Corry Memorial Hospital
The Walters family underwent multiple surgeries at Corry Memorial Hospital with hospital staff management of records. Donald Walters of Sutple Flats Tour had surgery January 10 and is recovering at home. Florence Walters, a registered nurse, had major surgery at Corry Memorial Hospital. A related Walters is a medical patient at another hospital as the mix of records is clarified.
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Corry Mémorial Hospital
Donad R Walters
Sutple Flats
The
Oval Hospital
Hone
Florence
Flint
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Lumumba Murder Not Proven. Lumumba Escape Claimed Denied
AP reports Katanga officials deny a murder claim linked to Patrice Lumumba and say a prison escape was staged to cover his flight. Investigators found a car used by Lumumba and two associates, but no body, as Western observers fear civil war looms. UN figures urge verification while Katanga officials expand a massive search near Mutshatsa, Elisabethville.
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Katanga
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Mutshatsa
Lumumju
Tip
Two Corry Men Given Jail Terms In Warren County
In Warren County courtroom Judge Alexander C. Pickup sentenced Robert Taylor, 19, of Corry to three months for burglary linked to the Chapman Dam burglary. July Taylor faced a May term and a detainer may yield a future return. Dennis Beardsley, 29, also connected, denied involvement. Beardsley received a three month term for driving with lensents issues. Taylor had prior burglary conviction in Erie County and served part of a sentence in Craftand County.
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Warren County
Alexander C. Pickup
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Chapatat Dambu
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Couty
Warren
Dennis Beardsley
Curry
Chapman Damburghsey
Beardsley
Avalanche Claims Tenth Body In Swiss Rescue Era
Rescuers hunted through night for a blond 15 year old girl feared last victim of a deadly avalanche in the Swiss Alps. The mass slide struck 27 teenagers and three teachers on a school skiing trip from Glarus, burying part of their group on Scarlettas face. Some survivors were pulled free, a boy died of injuries after helicopter evacuation, others remained hospitalized or in shock as authorities warned of ❘4,500 feet avalanche risk.
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Seutottas Mountain
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Nomi
Hau
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Scarlettas
Harmony Fans In For Treat First In Years
Harmony area High School presents Night of Hay mood concert at 8 15 tonight. Proceeds fund a local museum project and include a 40 voice chorus plus top area quartets such as Conewango Clippers Travelaives Tone Rangers Dominates and Sound-Trackers with performers from Warren Jamestown Conneaut Corry and East Liverpool. Proceeds go toward building the museum and engine display.
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Corry Area
Dor
Mose
Oni
Tone Rangers
Warren
Winren
Quilet
Colonun East Liverpool
Obiect
Corry
Bob Bikey
Kern Sanford
George Taenel
Tay Merriman
Surplus Food Distribution Amid Unclear Quotas Declines
Reported rise in demand for surplus food while no word on higher quotas. Tuesday distribution at the Armory on East Washington Street from 7 to 9 pm includes dried milk, bird, corn meat and other commodities. Erie County outlines the process and mentions alphabetical order for arrivals. Also noted is appointment of Charles F Bolawin as ambassador in Washington.
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Farrington
Corry
Washington Street
Erie County
Alps
Prnind
Plant Spokesmen Deny Local Talk Of Mass Layoffs
Plant spokesmen at Cory Jamestown and at 64 deny mass layoff rumors amid government work cutbacks. Thomas Russell says only a small furlough of fewer than 20 workers this week as orders fall from 3,000 to 1,950 per month. William Helmntoller reports no layoffs this week at the Raymond division and notes some recent furloughs but no indication of wide-scale job cuts.
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Cory Jamestown
Thomas Russell
Russell
Fem
Vis
William Helmntoller
Raymond Division
de Sponse
Andicuivd
Thasa Layotts
HARNISBURG Safety Commissioner Warns Drivers on Violations
Safety Commissioner D Shipley Priday warned drivers they can be prosecuted for violations. The notice emphasizes penalties for failing to stop or proceed with caution at designated crossings and signals, urging adherence to traffic laws to prevent incidents.
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Harnisburg
Stattic Safety Commissioner
D. Shipley Priday
State Set For Crackdown On Unlicensed Dogs
Erie County to intensify enforcement with 6 to 8 canvassers to issue summons to owners lacking dog licenses. Fines range from $5 to $100 plus jail up to 30 days. $8 plus $5 costs common penalties. About 9,200 licenses issued this year, 22,000 expected by year end. License fees include $1.10 for male dogs and $2.10 for female dogs. licenses available by mail through the county treasurer.
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Erie County
NA Carlson Jr
Harrisburg
Carlson
Adobe
Cauetons
Worst Since 142 Jobless Crisis Darkens US Economy
New York AP reports unemployment at a postwar high with factory payrolls shrinking and weekly hours falling to 38. A Kennedy push for immediate relief includes unemployment benefits, extended coverage, and wage increases for seasonal workers. Economists warn conditions may worsen before a late-year recovery.
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Kennedy
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Arthur J. Galil
Juri Wry
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Coldberg
AMM
Khongs
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