Bank climbs in Pennsylvania rankings and 1967 deposits rise
Marine National Bank of Erie jumped from 46th to 40th in the top 100 banks in Pennsylvania per Eastern Banker January 22 issue. Deposits grew from 57,605,000 in 1966 to 74,158,000 in 1967. Also reported: cold weather with lows near minus 9 in city sections. Bradford oil figurehead George W. Bovaird, 92, died after a 70 year career in oil and equipment manufacturing. Two youths, aged 13 and 14, were arrested for stealing rifles and a shotgun. guns recovered and juveniles sent to Erie County authorities.
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Marine National Bank of Erie
Pennsylvania
Eastern Banker
George W. Bovaird
Bradford
Bovaird
Bovaird Co
Paul Sita
Corry
Martin Gregory
RB. D. 4
Union City
Erie County Juvenile Authorities
Nuclear search extends beyond thawed ice at Thule base
The report notes uncertainty over the scale of the search for hydrogen bombs near North Star Bay. Officials say thawing ice delays estimates, and the Navy faces uncertain area coverage as Denmark contributes four scientists while U.S. forces deploy 754 ports, SAC officers, and radiation teams to Thule.
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Navy
Spanish
North Star Bay
U.S
Thule
Strategic Air Command
Denmark
U.S. Pueblo Seizure Sparks War Warship Debate
Defense and Pentagon officials clash over who was at fault after North Korean gunboats captured the USS Pueblo. Reports say the ship was in international waters and that commanders in the Pacific chose not to send warplanes. Bucher allegedly destroyed codes as Koreans boarded. Administration officials weigh options from diplomacy to limited force while Kims reject a release plea.
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Defense
U.S. Navy
Pacifi
Washington
Pentagon
Pueblo
Lloyd M. Bucher
U.S
Phil G. Goulding
Bucher
Goulding
Pyongyang
Central Intelligence Agency
Democratic People's Republic of Korea
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Korea
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Vasily Kuznetsov
Enterprise
Kuznetsov
United Nations
Johnson
O ‘Thant
Second Reading For Constitutional Convention Proposal
A constitutional convention proposal to keep the General Assembly’s current makeup faces floor debate in Harrisburg today with a likely delay to next week. The plan would retain a 50 seat Senate and 103 member House, while advocates push for a smaller legislature and possible public support over the weekend. Taxation debates proceed as committees break an impasse on exemptions for public and charitable institutions, with utilities exemptions set for further study. In Washington, Rep. McDade and 15 colleagues head to a conference with British MPs on Middle East issues, sponsored by the Ditchley Foundation.
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Aarrisburg
General Assembly
Committee On Legislative Apportionment
Public Utilities
Washington
U.S
Joseph M. McDade
R-Pa
Middle East
Ditchley Foundation
England
Marines hold Khe Sanh amid mounting hills threat
U S and South Vietnamese units report 179 North Vietnamese killed near Phu Cat as Marines in Khe Sanh face increasing danger. Helicopter resupply zones remain perilous. pilots cope with surrounding NVA positions and 50 caliber fire. About 2,900 Montagnard tribesmen seek evacuation after withdrawal from Khe Sanh area.
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U.S. 1St Air Cavanrry
Phu Cat
Peter Arnett
Marine
da Nang
Khe Sanh
U.S
Marine Combat Base
Marine Base
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Soviet Union
Red China
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Prell
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Corry Savings & Loan Assn
Corry, Penn
State Assembly
Searchgard
Kroehler
Cape Cod
Barney's
Barney's Furniture Department
South Center Street
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