Erie County real estate auction notice 1965
Property described in Erie County Sheriff sale notice to be sold after 10 days notice. Property located in Erie Pennsylvania on Lovells lane with boundaries described as center lines and parcels owned by Toyce B and his wife. Auction terms include a paid entry and conditions set by the county clerk and sheriff.
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Penn cD
Plenssylvania
Eriensylvania
Aine
Lovells
Toyce
Sukarno Eyes New Nations Front as UN Rival
Indonesian President Sukarno is suspected of planning a new organization of young nations to challenge the United Nations. He may seek a regional grouping akin to the African Unity model, possibly announced at the March African Asian conference in Algiers. Page Three.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Organization of
Young Nations
United Nations
Malaysia
U.N. Security Council
World Organization
Ito
United States
Britain
Nefos
Ganefo
Cairo
Organization of African Unity
Algiers
U.N
U ‘Thant
Foreign Office
Three Hurt In Rush Of Area Auto Mishaps
Corry State Police investigated five area traffic accidents over the weekend. Helen Comstock escaped serious harm when her car hit an Erie Lackawanna train near Mill Village. Louise Bailey’s car collided with a state highway truck near Spartansburg, no injuries reported. Joseph Fadden’s car was hit from behind by James Hayes near Titusville with no injuries. Robert Scalise was hospitalized after skidding off Route 4 north of Titusville and striking a tree. Three area women were injured in a noon incident.
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Corry
Helen Comstock
Mill Village
Erie-Lackawanna
William Kate
Tidioute
Louise M. Bailey
Spartansburg
State Highway Department
Route 77
Douglas Blakeslee
Robert R. Scalise
Titusville
Krupa
Scalise
RC First Aid Course To Begin Here Wednesday
A combined standard and advanced Red Cross first aid course will begin Wednesday night at Civil Defense Headquarters 246 East Main Street. Mrs Norman Tarbell instructor says several students have registered but room remains. Registration also available at the Red Cross office at the YMCA. Open to those 18 or older or who have passed 10th grade. The first of 10 three hour classes will start at 7 p.m.
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Red “Cross
Civil Defense
East Main Street
Norman Tarbell
Tarbell
Red Cross
YMCA
Bendix daughter Lorraine weds Richard Lutrell in Tucson
Lorraine Bendix, 4, daughter of late actor William Bendix, married Richard Lutrell, 38, in Tucson Friday. Lutrell works as a photography instructor. Bendix's family notes it was Lutrell’s first marriage and Lorraine’s second.
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Lorraine Bendix
Tucson
Ariz
Lorraine | Bendix
William Bendix
Friday
Richard Lutrell
Wadner
Lutrell
Perfect Crime Fails Youth Charged With Family Murder
Harrison Crouse an 18 year old University of Illinois freshman described as studious and ambitious is charged with killing his father Morris L Crouse mother Norma and sister Sally in their Osford Lane home Chicago suburb. Police quote Crouse saying he hoped to get away with it and commit the perfect crime after two days of planning. He is held without bond in Cook County jail.
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Wilmette
Lit
University of Minois
Harrison Crouse
Crouse
Osford Lane
North Shore
Chicago
Illinois
George Bernard Shaw
Sally
New ‘Rier High School
Morris L. Crouse
Haskins & Sells
Norma
Cook County
Soldier Killed In Gun Mishap In Saegertown
An 11 year old Saegertown youth on leave from the Army accidentally shot himself while visiting friends. Raymond Walter Luce of Saegertown died at 11:50 a m from head wounds while examining a .410 gauge shotgun. He was with Company B 2nd Battalion Port Polk La Deputy Coroner Dr Gerald M Brooks of Saegertown investigated. Kennedy Family Returns From Colorado Ski Trip
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Saegertown
Meadville
Raymond Walter Luce
Sagertown
Luce
Gerald M. Brooks
Holiday Road Fatalities Set New Record
The nation ended its New Year observance amid a record traffic toll with 453 deaths over the 78-hour holiday period. California led with 69 fatalities, while Texas, New York, and Illinois trailed. The National Safety Council expected 1964 totals to reach a record 48,000.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
California
California Highway Patrol
Kent Milon
Texas
New York
Illinois
Alaska
Delaware
Hawaii
North Dakota
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Safety Council
Castaway Rescued From Lonely Island
A castaway sighted by a Navy plane off Mira Por Vos in the Crooked Islands, rescued by surface craft and later transferred to the Coast Guard Cutter Ariadne, bound for Key West. The rescue ended a December 28 missing voyage report by Mrs. Haas of Philadelphia for her husband William F. Haas Jr. on a 44 foot auxiliary sloop to St Thomas. HMS Rothesay assisted prior to handoff to the Ariadne near Cay Sal Bahamas.
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British West Indies
Key West
Coast Guard
Coast Guard Search and Rescue
Miami
William F. Haas Jr
Philadelphia
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Mira Por Vos
Crooked Islands
H.M.S. Rothesay
Haas
Rothesay
Cay Sal
Bahamas
Commissioners overspend travel budget by $1408 in 1964
The county commission reports travel budget overrun of 1408 dollars from a 3000 dollar allotment for 1964. Of the total, 530 dollars covered dues subscriptions and registrations. Individuals listed include Louis Rzymek 1256, Fred Lamberton 1793, William C Hill Jr 609, and John Wagner 220.
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Louis Rzymek
Fred Lamberton
William C. Hill Jr
John Wagner
Fireworks Expected As 89th Congress Opens in Washington
The 89th Congress convenes amid party leadership battles and rule changes. Johnson aims for major proposals including social security, hospital insurance, tax cuts, and education aid. House GOP ousts Halleck for Ford, Senate rule fights loom, seating dispute in Mississippi delegation adds to opening chaos.
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Washington
Johnson
House Republicans
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Aft
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Mississippi
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Congress
D-Okla
Hubert H. Humphrey
Long
Huey P. Long
Coucus
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Democratic Conference
George A. Smathers
Florida
Mansfield
Johnson Delivers Nighttime State of the Union Address
President Johnson preparing a special evening State of the Union message likely to outline tax cut and budget goals. He may reveal broad budget plans and a possible near two billion dollar tax cut while addressing domestic and foreign policy, with emphasis on a Great Society program.
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Johnson
Senate
Pan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Humphrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Pittsburgh Airman among four shot down in Vietnam
Pfc. Theodore A. Winowitch of Pittsburgh and three other helicopter crewmen were confirmed dead after their craft was shot down in Vietnam. The Pentagon said hostile fire delayed recovery and search efforts at the crash site.
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Penn
Washington
Theodore A. Winowitch
Pittsburgh
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Hill Named To Head Commissioners In Erie County
Erie County commissioners held a reorganization session with William C. Hill Jr. named chairman, replacing Louis Ruginek. Hill also chairs the Salary Board and the Sinking Fund Committee. Fred Lamberton was named Building and Grounds chair with A J Gehrlein and Byron Clapper as cochairs of the Finance and Investment Committee and Pension Fund Committee.
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Corry
Erié County
William C. Hill Jr
Hill
Louis Ruginek
Rzymek
General Fund
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Cochairmen
Finance and Investment Committee
A. J., Gehrlein
Byron Clapper
Pension Fund Committee
City council reorganizes for 1965 in brief session
The Corry city council held a 25 minute organizational and regular session to set posts for 1965. Mayor Zalzneck named Guy Abbey as Director of Finance and Accounts, Robert Grice as Director of Public Property, Dorr Clark as Director of Streets, Ray Weber as Director of Public Safety, Harley Drake as Chief of Police, and Jane Swaison as clerk in the treasurer’s office. Five year terms were set for zoning and planning officials, and for the city recreation and civil service boards.
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Pennsylvania
Philip Zalzneck
Guy Abbey
Robert Grice
Dorr Clark
Ray Weber
Council
Harley Drake
Zoning Appeals Board
Erkki Rainesala
Wie
Hugh A. O'Hare
Civil Service Board
Jane Swaison
James Johnston
Carl Hixson
James Miller
Jerome Davis
al Apps
William Flelfast
Corry
Walter Ross
National Bank of Jary
Citizens Corry
Mavine National Bank
Split Shift at Corry High Provokes Mixed Reactions
Corry Area High School operates a split shift affecting administrators and students. Overlaps in schedules allow some staff to manage duties while early arrivals attend various activities. Demonstrations and experiments are limited, but cafeteria and sewing classes use shared spaces.
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Corry Area High School
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Fen Haryay
Mon
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Harding School
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University of Illinois
Wilmette, Ill
Prelaw
Lonely Island
89Th Congress
Gerald ‘R. Ford
Michigan
State of Union
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Shupe
LeRoy Peck
Russell
Brant
Peck
Beane
Shupp
J. Donald Watson
Guidace
Junioe Tiga
Florencé Day
Betan
Studeoks
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