Crippen Reelected 25th Chairman of Rouse Estate Board
In a brief session yesterday Lewis L. Crippen was reelected 25th chairman of the Commissioners of the Rouse Estate. Warren County commissioners then left for Meadville for a Northwestern Pennsylvania Commissioners Association meeting.
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Lewis L. Crippen
Rouse Estate
Warren County
Meadville
Northwestern Pennsylvania Commissioners Association
D. H. Lay
Grippen
Hold Rites For Frank Loveland
The funeral was held at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Elmer Ortner presiding. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Wal Yer, Herbert, Harvey, James and Kenneth Loveland, and Joseph Briskie. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bracken of Syracuse, NY, Thomas Bracken of Lewisburg, PA, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bracken of Eric, and many local friends.
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Frank M. Loveland
Bracken Funeral Home
Elmer Ortner
Pine Grove Cemetery
Wal Yer
Herbert
Harvey
James
Kenneth Loveland
Joseph Briskie
Robert Bracken
Syracuse
Thomas Bracken
Lewisburg
C. H. Bracken
Eric
Merger Proposal for Labor and Commerce Stirs Opposition
President Johnson proposes merging the Commerce and Labor departments, drawing swift criticism from industry and unions who say the plan is unworkable and may erase the Labor Department independence. Business leaders question the move while observers note possible shifts of anti poverty programs to labor. The proposal aims to create a more economical and modern national instrument but would reverse Johnson's cabinet balance.
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Washington
Johnson
Commerce and Labor Departments
Arch W N. Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Labor Department
Department of Commerce
Office of Economic Opportunity
Three Race Track Directors Face Fraud Charges
Three directors of Canandaigua Enterprises Corp operator of the Finger Lakes Race Track face fraud and conspiracy charges over 44000 dollars. Trustee Francis J D Amanda filed the federal suit seeking return of the money plus interest. Directors Arnold Krakower Leonard Tuttman and Thomas F Judson cited for alleged sham plumbing healing and consulting services. A separate ruling ordered Kutsch Coal Co and its operators to pay 420 dollars in back wages to nine workers after FLSA violations.
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Buffalo, N
Canandaigua Enterprises Corp
Finger Lakes
Francis J. D'Amanda
D’amanda
Arnold R. Krakower
Leonard Tuttman
New York City
Thomas F. Judson
Rochester
Krakower
Tuttman
John B. Pike & Sons Inc
D'Amanda
Pittsburgh
Butler County
Joseph P. Willson
U. S. District Court
Kutsch Coal Co
Sarger
Albert and
Richard Kutsch
Johnson proposal would merge Commerce and Labor into Department of Business and Labor
Four score and four years after Congress created the Department of Commerce and Labor the proposal to merge Commerce with a budget over 1 billion and Labor with 598 million to a single Department of Business and Labor emerges. Most labor leaders offered cautious response with AFL CIO stating they will study the idea.
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Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
Johnson
Commerce
Labor
Department of Business and Labor
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Deaths Mrs Tinko 80 Civil War Era Immigrant Passes
Mrs. Tinko 80 of Corry died at home after seven years illness. Born December 25 1886 in Czechoslovakia she immigrated in 1900 settled in South Bethlehem and married Stephen Tinko May 18 1908. Surviving are her husband six sons two daughters 29 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral services at St Elizabeth's Church and Bracken Funeral Home arrangements announced.
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Maude Dennison
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Ivis Measinger
Columbus
Tvan-Smith-of- Corry
Westfield
Tinko
R.D
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Czechoslovaka
United States
Bethlehem
Stephen Tinko
Tinkos
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth's
Paul
Ann) Suchar
R. D
Robert Susie
Seitz
Cleveland
Sixons
Stephen V
Coumbus
Joseph
Eric
George
Andrew L
Jerry
Paul R
Edward T
Mary Malek
Helen Vadovich
John
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth's Church
Senators Split On Johnson Vietnam Policy After Speech
Fulbright says Senate will consider the East-West trade bill and the consular treaty with the Soviet Union, both shelved previously. Hartke argues for de escalation and immediate bombing halt. Thurmond warns of 5000 possible American deaths and favors more air and sea power to end the war quickly.
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Fulbright
Senate
Soviet Union
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Johnson
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Armed Services Committee
Vietnam
Johnson Proposes Tax Increase Amid Budget Plan
President Johnson outlines a fiscal proposal to raise income for retirees while not altering a $135 billion spending budget. He seeks to fund a projected $126.9 billion receipts year with a $3.1 billion deficit, drawing mixed reactions in the House.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
Commerce and Labor Departments
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson tax plans face GOP and Senate dissent over spending
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford accused Johnson of dropping the fiscal mess of 1966 into the 90th Congress and pushing spending in a tired way after voter rejection. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen said he supports perseverance in Vietnam but has mental indigestion from details of other programs. Long warned any tax boost could favor corporate over individual increases, while Anderson and Williams signaled difficulty and opposition. McClellan projected a $5 billion annual rise in domestic expenditures if Johnson’s recommendations pass.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Liverett M. Dirksen
Vietnam
Russell B. Long
D. la
Senate Finance Committee
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Long
John J. Williams
R-Del
John L. McClellan
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