MacArthur to arbitrate amateur sports war friction
New York AP Gen Douglas MacArthur begins a peace making role Friday in the nations amateur sports dispute. He will arbitrate the fight between the Amateur Athletic Union and the NCAA over control of major amateur sports. Officials express cautious optimism as sessions open at a hotel in New York and a government spokesman emphasizes the goal of settlement to protect U.S. Olympic prestige.
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NEW York
Douglas “MacArthur
Wiring Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
MacArthur
Kennedy
U.S
William W. Russell
AAU
NCAA
Conelway To Enter Six Lin Spelldown
Conelway spellers will appear in a Saturday morning spell-down on WSEE TV as part of Erie County’s younger pupil series. Four girls and two boys from Conelway will compete with Lawrence Park and Le Boeuf Mill Village, with two observers from fifth grade. Participants include Pandellee Howard, Sandra Crowell, Elizabeth Sanders, George McDannel, Terry Crandell, and Ida Chase.
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Conelway
Ectog
Wsee-Tv
Erie County Hee
Lawrence Park
le Boeuf-Mill Village
Leon Ayers
Eunice Mowery
Pandellee Howard
Jan Howard
R. D
Corry
Sandra Crowell
Carroll Crowell
Elizabeth Sanders
Joseph Sanders
George McDannel
Terry Crandell
Robert Crandell
Jury Awards Architect Fees in Erie Millcreek Project
An Erie County civil court jury awarded architect John H. Hoetzel 17,400 for unpaid fees tied to designing a 300,000 multi unit apartment building in Millcreek. Hoetzel, who contracted in 1960 to draw 32 to 36 units, charged 6 percent of cost, totaling 21,600, with 18,000 due after partial completion and 2,700 already paid. The Carburized Drill Steel Co. disputed the remaining balance, saying it had altered plans through a construction partner.
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Erie
Erie County
Millcreek
John H. Hoetzel
Carburized Drill Steel Co
Hoettzel
Meth- Hoelzel
Carburized
Ski Practice From A Ski Manual And A Legal Verdict If Read
A fragmented excerpt outlines ski techniques for climbing hills using herringbone and kick turns with a note on safe downhill moves. It abruptly shifts to a legal claim about a contract dispute, an architect's cost estimate of 447000 versus 300000, and a state labor department approval issue, ending with a referenced 17400 jury verdict.
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Christiania
Warren Paper Gets $30,000 Tax Refund
A federal court jury ordered the government to refund more than 30,000 in income taxes to Warren Times Publishing Company, publisher of the Warren Times Mirror, after a six day trial before Judge John L. Miller. Attorneys for the publisher were ordered to compute the exact amount owed, with the suit contending IRS overassessed taxes for 1955 and 1956.
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Warren
Pittsburgh
Times Publishing Cosee
Hoetzel
John L. Miller
Miller
Warren Times-Mirror
Internal Revenue Service
Milk Price Up and Consumption Down in Pa Study
The Joint State Government Commission reports retail milk price control has pushed prices up and reduced consumption while boosting production. It notes Pennsylvania prices rose 45 percent since 1946, production up 52 percent in 16 years, and prices higher than in comparable markets.
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Aarrisburg
Joint
State Government Commission
Commission
Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Joint State Government Commission
Penelec Plans Promotions For Coming Year
Penelec outlined a 1963 promotional program at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie. About 400 attendees including electrical dealers builders contractors lenders and Penelec officials heard plans for greater electricity use in homes industry churches schools and commerce through sales of appliances heat and lighting.
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Electric Company
Lawrence
Erie
Penélec
Penelec
First Scranton Speech Plans For January Address
Gov Scranton will deliver his first address to the General Assembly on January 2 outlining proposals, though the content is undisclosed. The report notes alleged widespread illegal profiteering linked to the parties involved.
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Scranton
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Try To Save Pa. Factory
State Sen. Albert Pechan said Gov. Scranton was asked to aid in saving 275 to 300 glass worker jobs at Ford City plant of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. The concern centers on a new glass making process planned for Cumberland Md and Crystal City Ma that could render the Ford City plant obsolete and threaten 1,900 other workers.
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Naccissurg Tar
Scranton
Ford City
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Albert Pechan
Armstrong
Cumberland Mi
Crystal City
Pecan
W. Stuart Helm
R-Armstrong
Pechan
Postpone Race Meeting In Harrisburg Indefinitely
A State Harness Racing Commission meeting in Harrisburg was postponed indefinitely due to lack of business. The three commissioners’ terms expire January 26, and Gov. Scranton has not said whether he will reappoint the current members or replace them with new appointees.
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Harrisburg
State
Harness Racing Commission
Scranton
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