County Voters Purged From Rolls In Erie County
Erie The county registration office notified 4 012 voters they are eligible for removal from the rolls due to failure to vote in the past two years. The purge, about 38 percent of registered voters, follows high interest in last year's presidential election. Notifyes must reply by February 2 to reinstatement cards, otherwise they must re register in person to vote again. Purged voters are split: 1 982 Republicans, 1 972 Democrats, 68 miscellaneous. Also noted are 2 484 Evie votes, 126 Cory city, and 708 remaining in the tally. March 21 is the last day to move districts for the May 21 primary, and April 1 is the last day to register or change address or party affiliation.
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Erie
Alexander Mac~Tor
Deadine
Madyer
Evie Vols
Cory City
MacTver
Geis Awarded 6500 For Loss Of Eye In Suit
West Springfield jury awards Millard Schaut 5000 for loss of an eye and 1612.95 for medical expenses after a fight cost him sight. The defendants are cited for punitive limits and related damages in the November 12, 1958 case. Other local notes include a fatal crash in Johnstown and a vehicle yard incident affecting a four member family.
WBEN TV Buffalo Tonight Schedule Highlights
Television guide for WBEN TV Buffalo Channel 4 listing daytime and evening programs. Highlights include news, sports, Westerns, variety shows and kid programs with times from 5:30 p.m. through 11:30 p.m. plus Saturday blocks such as Mighty Mouse Playhouse and The Lone Ranger.
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Channel 4
Childson's
Range Rider
Gene Autry
Newnood
West Point
BAC Bone Grey
Adams
Tve
Liate
Museum of Science
Miss Brooks
Buccaneers
Glock
Selenew
Thenuy
Jackin’ Gleaton
Oh Sheanna
Jeunie
Sportease
Baturday
Generous Boss Rewards Employees With Vacation Surprise
E Claiborne Robins, president of a Richmond pharmaceutical firm, and his wife took a two week Acapulco vacation while employees financed the trip through surprise cash gifts. Robins says the unscheduled getaways foster a positive work attitude and teamwork, noting past trips included Washington, New York, and a winter 1985 Miami excursion.
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Fichmond
New York
Miami
E. Claiborne Robins
Richmond
Robins
Mrs
Washington
Last Of Refugees Sail For U. S.
A crew of 295 refugees from Russia China and Portugal leaves Hong Kong tomorrow aboard the President Cleveland to enter the United States under the 1953 Refugee Act. Among them are 21 White Russian refugees from Harbin Manchuria and other Chinese ports.
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Andvancisco U
Hong Kong
Cleveland
United States
Jast
Harbin
Manjehurta
Whisky firm seeks tax rebate for whiskey shipments
Schenley Industries and related firms petition the court to declare federal taxes on whiskey unconstitutional and order Pennsylvania Revenue Director to honor rebate claims totaling 39 million dollars. Additional 78 million dollars in rebates are pending in four districts as an appeal moves through the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Propeuncun
Schniling Industries, Inc
Wah 1
Suhiertey Distillers Co
Joseph
Finch and Co
Pennsylvanis
Schenley
Behenley
Internal Revenue
U.S. District Court
Tis
Car mixup lets garage repair and return car
In Yonkers New York Mrs Guerrieri left her car in a hospital parking lot and learned a patient nearby had a similar car. The garage took the car for motor overhaul fender repairs new mirrors and a polish. Police followed up the theft report but the reconditioning job did not cost Mrs Guerrieri.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Majorie Guerriert
Tow Hospital
Querrier's
Buerriert
Mars
Guierieri
Sale Sale Sale On Our New Kelly Explorer
Ponder's Sunoco Service advertises a Kelly Explorer with guaranteed traction. The store emphasizes a sale and invites customers to call the given phone number for details. The notice presents a promotional classified style typical of small local shops.
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Ponder
Sunoco
Revised School Change Plan Aims At Regional Service Gains
A state committee reviewed a proposal to administratively reorganize the Perry county system by replacing the present administration with county units and expanding regional service areas from 37 to 42. The plan relaxes district requirements for forming an intermediate area, allows sparsely set regions to form an area, and cancels the 1962 terminal date making formation voluntary. The state council will review the proposal Wednesday before it goes to Gov. Lender and the joint state government for assembly approval.
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Habwiewues
Tvs
Department of Public Instruction
State Council
Gov. Lender
Racket Probe Threatens AFL-CIO Leadership
Reporters report a potential AFL-CIO ethics investigation that may force union leaders, including Tennsten’s Union President Deve Beck, to testify or face union trial. The charge cites Teamsters failing to follow AFL-CIO constitutional ethical practices in policy making.
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Cate
Tennstens
Deve [Beck
AFL- Cio
He Charg
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Former Navy man held for questioning in 100 burglaries
A 19-year-old former sailor, Veach alias Rocca Veachino, admitted burglary charges and assault on a policeman. He possessed two pistols, was discharged from the Navy last October after two years’ service, and had lived in Washington much of that time.
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Jerediy Committee
Deventher
Washington
Ant Severid
Warren
Oli
Dimes Matroney
Sid Robert Vyeach
Rocca Vechino
Yeater Lay
Mahoney
Veach
Navy
Vench
Two Planes Crash After Refueling Exercise
James G. Cory and Captain John N. Latham aboard a plane reported seeing a collision during a refueling drill near Homestead Air Force Base. They witnessed a ball of fire and wreckage falling, indicating two planes had crashed. Fires flared as crews searched for missing crews while complicating reports emerged from Pine Island and Homestead officials.
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Seedu
James G. Cory
John N. Latham
Homestead Afb
Pine Homestead “Air Force Base
Ho Tefteting
Cary
Latham
Truman and Acheson Clash Over Eisenhower Middle East Plan
Former President Truman criticizes the administration as vague and indefinite while retaining support for the goal of stopping communism in the Middle East. Acheson calls Eisenhower’s program inadequate, though Truman backs the general aim as Congress weighs approval. Dulles testifies as Truman issues a supportive statement before House Foreign Affairs. The plan awaits full committee and chamber approval.
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Wasitington
Truman
Mienhower
Middle East
White House
Acheson
Eisenhower
Congress
State Dulles
House Foreign Affair Committee
Dulles
Mid- Se East
Fnd
Benator
Butte
Hayise
Dilles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Avkeson
Theth Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
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E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Dial
McCulloch
N. W. Buick Jr
Columbus
Center Street
Marlow
North Center Street
Dave Klinger
Gilmore Portraits
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Percy Faith
Paul Weston
Columbia Records
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