House Nixes Surplus Sale To Nasser
The House voted 204 to 177 to curb sales of surplus farm products to the United Arab Republic. The split followed a White House plea to avoid shaping foreign policy. President Johnson faced a rocky start with the new Congress as the Senate could reverse the action.
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Washington
Seath United Arab Republic
Congress
Johnson
Senate
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
Nasser
U.S
Nasser i
House
Way
Rule Albion Baby Death Ruled Accidental
The 8 month old Lori Ann Keyser of Albion died from shock due to second and third degree burns suffered in the family bathtub. Erie County Coroner Merle Wood said autopsy findings indicate accidental scalding after the child turned on the hot water faucet, which detective Sgt. Leo P. Weir noted is easily activated. Parents Francis and Mrs Keyser remain distraught over the tragedy.
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Albion
Lori Ann Keyser
Erie County
Merle Wood
Wood
Leo P. Weir
Weir
Francis Keyser
Johnson tests health before London funeral trip decision
President Johnson undergoes a medical checkup after a three and a half day cold as he weighs flying to England for Sir Winston Churchill's funeral. Dr W J Gould joins Johnson's physician in Bethesda for a post hospital exam amid ongoing Atlantic scheduling uncertainties.
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Washington
Johnson
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
George E. Reedy
England
W. J. Gould
New York
George G. Barkley
Gould
Atlantic
U.S
White House
Reedy
Second Man Charged in 1963 East Side Double Murder
New suspect Richard Robles, 22, a drug addict, is charged in the killings of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoy in a Manhattan East Side apartment. George Whitmore Jr. was released from the case. authorities say he likely had no part in the knife murders.
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New York
Manhattan
Richard
Ricky) Robles
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoy
East Side
George Whitemore, Jr
Brooklyn
Robles
Robes
George Whitmore Jr
Yank Killed In Crash At Bien Hoa Airport
A U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and his Vietnamese observer were killed when their plane veered off a runway and overturned at Bien Hoa Airport southeast of Saigon. The crash appears accidental with no enemy involvement.
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Yank
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Bien Hoa
Here
Off Street Parking: A City Solution for DownTown Areas
Four communities near Corry face central business district decline as suburbs grow. Off street parking is proposed to revive downtowns in Corry Union City Warren Meadville and North East. A parking authority seeks a $4000 1985 feasibility study by Don McNeill Engineering Co and City Council support.
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Corry
Union City
Warren
Meadville
North East
Ing
Cne
Issitet Park
Fey Parking Authority
Chamers
Downlaws
Don McNeill Engineering Co
Pittsburgh
Jacob Levinson
Warren Merchant
Bie
Rity
Tral
Alreet Pairkin
Sulley
Smiley
Pega
United States pressures UN debtors over votes
The United States demanded that the Soviet Union and other debtors pay up or lose their General Assembly votes. Adlai Stevenson urged penalties under Article 19, risking a Moscow confrontation as U Thant and diplomats seek a way to break the deadlock before a possible assembly recess.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
U.S
U. N
Stevenson
Moscow
U.N. Treasury
United States
U Thant
Alex
Pennsylvania budget sparks bitter legislative clash
In Harrisburg the Democratic reaction to Governor Scranton's 1965 66 budget proposal foresees a long, bitter struggle in the legislature. The $1.261 billion package, mostly for education, faces Republican support but Democratic opposition over a predicted $61 million surplus and how the budget was presented.
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Harrisburg
Guv
Scratt
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Scranton
Corry Golf Course May Get Assist
Erie County Recreation Bureau moves to acquire 200 acre Corry Golf Course site for park and recreation use after a request from Corry. County officials discuss financing options under Project 70 and refer the matter to the recreation director for action.
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Corry Golf Course
Erie County Recreation Bureau
Corry
Erie County Commissioners
Pete Russo
Russo
William Hill
Chris Capotis
County Planning Department
Corry Golf Commission
Erie County
State Would Lend Aid To College Freshmen
MARRISBURG AP Education legislation dominates early Senate activity with three measures. The major SB94 would let freshmen join the state college loan program, raise the loan cap from 5000 to 7501 and seek 1.225 million for admin by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency. Senator Fleming and Kalmen back SB72 allowing loan repayment for each year of state employment up to five years. Weiner proposes changes in state college law to require one third state funding.
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Marrisburg
State
Senate
Daniel A. Bailey
R-Centre
Wilmot E. Fleming Jr
R-Montgomery
Thomas Kalman
D-Payette
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Fleming
Kalmen
Charles R. Weiner
Philadelphia
Cage Waives Hearing In UC Fatality Case
Alan D. Cage 28 Wa terford waived a MAG A hearing on an involuntary manslaughter charge. Trial set for May term in Erie County criminal court. Porter 54 a Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co guard died after an alleged fight at Union City plant. Cage says he pushed Porter who fell and struck his head.
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Alan D. Cage
Waterford
John A. Blackmore
Cage
Erie County Criminal Court
James E. Porter
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Company
Union City
Paul Behan
Porter
Nixon Calls New Strategy to Oust Viet Nam by Quarantine
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned the United States risks being thrown out of Viet Nam within a year without a new plan. He proposed a quarantine to cut Communist supply lines using air and sea power, avoiding nuclear weapons, and doubted China would enter the conflict. In a separate report, Frank Begley, 53, UN administrative chief on Cyprus, died of a stroke in Nicosia.
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U. S
Viet Nam
New York
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
China
Nicosia
Cyprus
Frank Begley
United Nations
Marine Bank Names Three Corry Men Directors, Advisors
Marine Bank announces growth for Erie and Corry facilities after the annual meeting. Two Corry men joined the advisory board while others were reelected to the board of directors and bank offices. Deposits rose from 38.597 million to 48.124 million with merger influence from October. Trust totals increased from 19.826 million to 28.879 million. Re-elected directors include Bracken Feldt Ott Vaughn and Butters with John C. Rudolph named new director. C Conrad Monroe was reelected vice president and manager for Citizens Corry Office.
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Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Erie and
Corry
Corry and
Erie
Tthe Citizens National Bank of Corry
Trust Department
Charles H. Bracken
J. Guy Butters
Edward W. Feldt
Raymond Manufacturing
Associated Spring Corp
Corry Robert A. Ott
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Hubert S. Vaughn
Corry Instrument Co
John C. Rudolph
Ajax Iron Works
C. Conrad Monroe
Winds Furies Hit Corry Area With 50 MPH Gusts
Fierce winds gusting to over 50 mph disrupted power and phone service in Corry last night. Dorr Clark of Pennsylvania Electric Co said damage was fixed by about 9 p m with limited outages elsewhere. General Telephone reported about 40 rural homes affected by falling limbs. Crews are repairing, weather permitting all work should finish by tomorrow with installations planned Saturday. Average winds ranged 25 to 30 mph and Mothers March of Dimes participants faced rough conditions. The storm passed in the early hours with normal winter conditions today.
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Corry
North Center
Congress Streets
Elk Street
Dorr Clark
Pennsylvania
Electric Qo
General Telephone Co
Charles Monaghan
GenTel
Monaghan
Mothers’ March of Dimes
Columbus Dam Site Land Funded Under Project 70
Columbus Township will receive 25 000 dollars from Project 70 funds to acquire land for a proposed new dam across Brokenstraw Creek. State Senator Richard Frame announced the allocation, submitted on October 31 as the final filing day in Harrisburg. W W Waterhouse, then secretary of the State House of Representatives, urged rapid submission from Corry the previous day.
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Columbus Township
Brokenstraw Creek
Richard Frame
Harrisburg
W. W. Waterhouse
State House of Representatives
Corry
A. Long
Rains Bring Car Crashes in Tyler Area
State patrolman Bobby Miller answered two aid calls near Tyler. In the first crash Don Henry Brown 21 Whitehouse said another car blocked his path causing his small sports car to overturn. he was unhurt and Miller drove him home. A second call found a compact car overturned with Brown nearby claiming it was his sister’s.
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Tyler
Tex
Bobby Miller
Don Henry Brown
Whitehouse
Miller
Brown
Four Borough Parking Schemes Show Mixed Results
The Warren Parking Authority led by Jacob Levinson reports three off street lots with net gains and a $25 000 equity as banks fund expansions at $46 500 for a 38 space lot. Union City struggles with a $90 000 loan and a non paying lot but officials credit increased shopper traffic and envisage long term value.
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Parking Authority
Warren
Baronet Cooner
Warren Authority
Yar Road
Union City
Harry Smiley
Borough Parking Authority
Smiley
Authority
Cen
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