Paracrar Subdistrict 17B Dairy League Meet at Hall
Subdistrict 17B of the Dairy men's League will meet in McCray Community Hall on Friday. Mrs Ivan Hatch, secretary, said noon dinner will be served and women are asked to bring dessert. The program will feature a special speaker, and Corry focal members are urged to attend. Weather outlook calls for above normal temps with frequent precipitation through Monday. rain tomorrow followed by snow flurries most days. Civil Defense exec Cillford Holcomb hospitalized in fair condition. Erie Zoological Society seeks a $36000 1964 budget appropriation. Corry real estate transfers recorded. funeral held for Florence Jameson formerly of Angola. Erie County Prothonotary Liljenberg involved in a rollover incident. 1964 Erie County Tuberculosis Hospital budget up $7918 to $258,758 with insurance costs rising.
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Dairymen's League
U Thant urges peaceful coexistence with world leaders
United Nations Secretary General U Thant urged world leaders at Columbia University to use the cold war to promote peaceful coexistence. He defined coexistence as tolerance of racial, religious, and ideological differences.
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U Thant
New York
United Natons
Columbia University
Thant
Rights and Tax Cuts Dominate Johnson Address
President Johnson outlines 1965 fiscal plans with a $97.9 billion spending level and a $49 billion deficit forecast, aims to cut enriched uranium production 25 percent, calls for civil rights expansion including private business discrimination ban, pledges anti poverty programs, and plans a moon mission by 1970 while urging arms control at Geneva. The speech stresses reducing stockpiles, promoting equal rights, and pursuing a world free from war.
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Johnson
Asd
House
America
Congress
United States
Geneva
Fowes
Kennedy
Moscow
Noted Erie Priest Dies in Rome at 65
Father Wuensehel a Redemptorist from Erie and renowned Shroud of Turin scholar died in Rome aged 65. He advised Vatican II theological commissions under John XXIII and Paul VI and led a seven year Redemptorist rule revision, becoming a leading U S authority on the Shroud preserved in Turin.
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Eri
Edward
Wienschel
Erie
Navi i Ecumenical Council
Ucla
Sharel
Turin
Rome
Father Wuenuschel
Francis
J. Spelman
Peritus
Sions
Vatican II
John Nxt
Paul VI
Wuensehel
Redemptorist
Redemptoristswo
Abphonsus Liguori
Healy
United States
Christ
Johnson outlines policy mix with poverty focus and tax cuts
President Johnson stresses funding to fight poverty and unemployment, endorsing Kennedy era proposals while urging party unity in an election year. He questions overtime limits, cites Wirtz on job creation, and pushes for a 14 percent withholding tax rate to boost after tax income by about $200 million monthly.
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Johnson
United States
Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
U.S
Scranton Budget Seen as Window Dressing by GOP
In Harrisburg the 1964 85 budget of 1.168 billion drew praise from Republicans as presidential timber while Democrats blasted it as window dressing and a stage production. Scranton touted growth without new taxes, with a 24 million surplus and 14.5 million deficit cut, but critics linked the surplus to last year tax hikes and urged restraint. Legislative work paused after the address as hearings set for January and the Farm Show loomed, filling Harrisburg’s hotels and motels.
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Peter
Corry
Arse Connell
Cauéches
Harrisburg
Scranton
Senate
House
Povernor
Pennsylvania
Kenneth B. Lee
R-Sullivan
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny County
Senate Appropriations Committee
Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
Weiner
Seran
Eugene Gelfand
Laumch
SDP
Anthony J. Petrosky
Westmoreland
Rockefeller Avoids Controversy In Presenting NY Budget
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller presented a 196% program promising no tax increases and urged selective new initiatives while avoiding divisive issues that could hinder his presidential bid. He called for railroad crew size repeal, a state employee pay raise, and grand jury presents, but postponed recommendations on education, housing, ethics, liquor scandals, firearms, and other hot topics pending studies.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New York State
Tunisian street renamed Kennedy in honor of President Kennedy
A crowd in Carthage Tunisia cheered as a street in the ancient town was named Rue Kennedy in a brief ceremony. Cultural Minister Chedly Klibi presided over the event and the Rue Eshmoun, linked to the god of help, was replaced to honor the late U.S. president.
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Kennedy
Carthage
Tunisia
President Kennedy
Eshmoun
Chedly Klibi
Woman Cleared in Murder Case Sister Arrested
In Newport Beach California Manola Gallardo a Spanish born woman who spoke little English faced murder charges after a fatal stabbing of multimillionaire William A. Bartholomae. The district attorney dropped murder charges against her sister in law Carmen 25 and released Manola 32 who had been booked on suspicion of murder. Bartholomae 70 a yachtsman who earned about 11 million from ranching oil and mining died after a kitchen struggle in his Newport Bay mansion. The investigation indicated Manola returned to find Bartholomae over her sister and a scuffle followed resulting in Bartholomae’s stabbing and Manola’s near severed left hand. A lie detector test supported Mrs Bartholomae’s account that she fainted from abdominal pains while her sister was away. Manola Gallardo waived preliminary hearing and is to be arraigned January 16 in Orange County Superior Court. Her attorney said she will plead innocent.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Manola Gallardo
William A. Bartholomae
Orange County
Alty
Kenneth Williams
District Attorney's Office
Thesday
Bartholomae
Carmen
Manola
Newport Bay
Oo Willinens Aida
Williams
Miss Gallardo
Orange County Superior Court
Paul Caruso
United States
Fares and League Talk Highlight Wartime Erie Game
A fragmented note references a wartime league game in Erie involving wartime travel fares and a local team. The missing details hint at a scheduling talk and transportation costs affecting attendance and league play. The item remains incomplete but signals ongoing sports logistics discussions.
Pil Lin Polly Time Red Doub Stan Teel
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning names and places with unclear meaning. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or organization. Summarizes scattered terms as a brief item with no decisive action or outcome.
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