LBJ invites Indira Gandhi to visit the United States
President Johnson invited Indira Gandhi, newly elected prime minister of India, to visit Washington soon to discuss shared global problems. He acknowledged her heavy new burdens and noted the Feb 1 date set by the late Lal Bahadur Shastri for the visit.
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LBJ
India
U.S
New Delhi
Johnson
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Mrs. Gandhi
Lal Bahadur Shastri
United States
Gandhi
Iate
Jawaharlal Nehru
NEW York
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Stuart T. Saunders
Department of Transportation
Economic Club of New York
Parking Authority Reorganizes and Plans 1965 Outlook
The City Parking Authority met for the first time this year at the Phoenix Hotel to map 1965 plans and discuss reorganizing. Joseph Gentilman offered a property for off street parking, with Mayor Peiffer suggesting the proposal be turned over to the Authority. John Rossbacher was named chairman, with W F Rickera as vice chairman and Embert Earle as secretary-treasurer. other members include Gentilman, James Carrig, James Jansen and B Barney Bennett.
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Ine City Parking Authority
Phoenix Hotel
Authority
Joseph Gentilman
North Center Street
Gentilman
William A. Peiffer
Peiffer
Cornell
John Rossbacher
W. F. Rickera
Embert Earle
James Carrig
James Jansen
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Saved From Storm
Plymouth England AP The captain and all 34 crew members of the 12000 ton German freighter Kremsertor were rescued after the ship listed 45 degrees in a gale off southwest England. Six crew were airlifted, others were ferried by dinghies to the French tug Atlantic. Royal Air Force rescue planes dropped the lifelines. The rescued crew were reported aboard and the freighter appeared to be sinking.
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Plymouth
England
Shlay
Atlantic
Royal Force
Out of Hospital Hollywood Screenwriter Jean Renoir
Screenwriter director Jean Renoir son of painter Pierre Renoir leaves Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after tests and treatment for a kidney infection. He had been admitted last Thursday for medical evaluation and care.
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Hollywood
Jean Renoit
Pierre Aujenoir
Cedars of Lebanon
1965 City Recreation Program Cost of $7,023
Corry city school and state funded a total $7,023 for 1965 recreation programs. The city contributed $2,000 while the state supplied $5,900 and the Corry Area School Jointure added $1,123. The outlay covered supplies equipment repairs and field maintenance. State funds reimbursed $5,900 for director and playground salaries.
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Carry
City of
Corry
State
State Department of Public Instruction
Viet Nam Holiday Cease Fire Sees Early Violations
In Saigon the lunar New Year cease fire begins amid scattered fighting. Viet Cong attacks erupt after the start times, with U.S. paratroopers and forces sustaining casualties as Hanoi time creates confusion over truces. Rumors of coups in Saigon add to tensions.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tuy Hoa
Esa 1St Paisama Brigade
da Nang
Trung Lap
U.S
Fordey
Nanyen
Nguyen Cao Ky
He Ke
Surt
Air Hiseet Turks
Cos
Si Ch
Ien
Hanoi
Communist Radio
A. S
Bloodmobile seeks 150 pints Monday for Open Heart surgery
Red Cross urges local donors as Corry’s last visit fell 30 pints short. Buffalo Blood Bank Bloodmobile arrives Monday at the YMCA for an all day visit. James Howard says 150 pints are needed for the forthcoming trip. O Negative donors scarce only 13 on list. War in Viet Nam adds urgency to the drive. Continued on Pago.
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Corry
Red Cross
Buffalo Blood Bank
YMCA
James Howard
Howard
Viet Nam
Lord's Employes Face Strike Hearings in Erie
ERIE AP Fifty Lord Manufacturing Co employees face a February 1 hearing on charges of obstructing a policeman in the line of duty. About half of the workers are Local 1211 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers who struck over a dispute on security benefits. The company makes rubber mountings for the government aerospace program and says pickets blocked entry and exit at the plant.
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Erie (Ap
Lord Facturing Co
Pathedet
Erie County
Elmer L. Evans
Aca
International Association of Machinists and Aero- Space Workers
Senate confirms Walter R. Hibbard Jr as Bureau of Mines director
The Senate confirmed yesterday the nomination of Walter R. Hibbard Jr to lead the Bureau of Mines. His appointment will place him in charge of federal mining research and safety programs.
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Washington
Senate
Walter R. Hibbard Jr
Bureau of Mines
Firelight Aids Furniture Protection From White Snow
Two individuals provide shelter for indoor furnishings as heavy snowfall blankets the scene. Journal photo credits Johnston.
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Johnston
Plane Crash Near Rocky Glen Park Kills Couple
A single engine plane carrying a music publishing company executive and his wife crashed into the woods near Rocky Glen Park in Moosic Pennsylvania. Rescue teams found wreckage at dawn and recovered few clear traces of the occupants or instruments.
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Moosic
Rocky Glen Park
Ex Con Cleared in Man's Death at Buffalo Pool Hall
An ex convict is cleared of charges in the death of a man during a pool hall fight on October 7, 1964 in Buffalo. The accused faced a first degree burglary charge tied to the incident.
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Ellis
Barnat
Buffalo
Elgin and Other Firms Seek Women Workers in Area
Elgin Electronics has taken over the Corry Instrument plant on Route 6 and now runs two shifts. William A. Michael of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service says many openings remain for women. Applicants should report to the offices on North Center Street. Other positions include laborers, coil winders, truck drivers, nurses aides, house cleaners, supermarket help, routeman, babysitter, toolroom apprentice, and machinists.
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Isigin Electronics
Corry Instrument
Route 6
William A. Michael
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
PSES
North Center Street
Elgin
Michael
Four-Year-Old Jefferson Borough Death Damages Awarded
A Federal Court jury awarded the family of a Jefferson borough boy, aged four, $11,035 for his death after being struck near his home three years ago. The verdict favored Mr and Mrs John W Robertson Jr and against Charles G Hatfield, 21.
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Pittsburgh
Jefferson Borough
John W. Robertson Jr
Charles G. Hatfield
Contempt Charge Placed On Attorney Culbertson
In Meadville judge P Richard Thomas cited Stuart A Culbertson for possible contempt of court after he repeatedly ignored leave guidance. The judge had been discussing the verdict in the Fugagli Camasi case with the jury and Damages worksheet when Culbertson returned for papers, hearing portions of the chamber discussion.
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Meadville
Stuart A. Culbertson
P. Richard Thomas
Culbertson
Thomas
Camasi
Fe Camasi
Gerald D. Prather
Ruby Fugagli
Fee Splitting By Doctors Affects Patients
CHICAGO AP Anxious patients seeking gallbladder surgery may face covert fee splitting between doctors and secondary surgeons. The American College of Surgeons says the practice, though now rare, persists in some communities and harms patient care. The college condemns it as evil and vows punishment for violators. Continued on Page Ten.
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Chicago
College of Surgeons
John Paul North
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Joseph J. Niedomyn
Ome
Econe
Whitehall
Will
Penn
Alan
T Ips
Klosterski Five
Chile
Charles Luna
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Raile
J. H. Wolfe
Luna
H. E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
Wolfe
Federsl
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