Post office holiday plan and local notices
Postmaster announces July holiday closures with no in home mail service or window service. specials will be delivered. Erie County court transfers record shows a deed from and Mrs Williams to Mr and Mrs Farrer Wayne Township. Police hold blue nylon windbreaker found by Clark Eaton. Local injuries include Connie Beckerich 9 and Daniel Beckwith 15 treated or admitted at Corry Memorial Hospital. A two car crash on Route 8 caused $600 damage with no injuries. Weather forecast: temperatures 4 to 7 degrees below normal with scattered showers midweek. A Corry boy, 12, bitten by a dog owned by Elvin Eshelman. dog confined 14 days. Marriage license apps: Richard Johnson and Susan Marer. Memorial service for Dale Mulgin planned at Bracken Funeral Home with Moose Lodge involvement.
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Aec
Thomas J. Carr
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Te Waiene
First Avenue
Gary
Elvin Eshelman
West Church Street
Eshelman
Train Crashes Gasoline Truck Killing Three Men in Mississippi
A gasoline truck collided with an Illinois Central freight train near Como Mississippi and burst into flames. Three men died John J Reyes the truck driver and crewmen John J Covington and W F Ferguson. Three Memphis men were critically burned and in serious condition. Sheriff Donnell E Allen Jr supervised the jail inspection noting safety issues. Roberson bound over on murder charge in Erie gun battle dated June 12.
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Como
Miss
Ilinois Central
John J. Reyes
John J. Covington
W. F. Ferguson
Warren County
Memphis
Tenn
Pital
Burns
Donnell E. Allen Jr
R. A. Tili
Itri
Allen
Ithe County
Warren
Allen''t. Roberson
Erie
Roberson
Louis Johnson Jr
Holdup Man Fatally Shoots Pensioner in Pittsburgh
AP report says Clarence Stewart, 65, and a companion were robbed in Pittsburgh's Hill District early today. The bandit demanded money after Stewart said he had none. Savena reported the assailant grabbed his wallet before firing and fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clarence Stewart
Hill District
Joseph Savena
Stewart
Savena
Jamestown Driver Rams Nine Parked Cars in Weekend Crash
James town resident Clifford Flack, 78, lost control as his foot slipped from brake to accelerator on a hill. His car struck nine parked vehicles, causing about $10,000 in property damage. No injuries were reported to Flack or Ronald Hankey.
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Jamestown
Clifford Flack
Flack
Ronald Hankey
Youngsee
Hankey
State leaders back house amendments to avoid conference
Republican Senate leaders and most of the delegation chose to back house amendments rather than send the bill to a conference committee during recess. Scranton reports a screening panel will interview successors to the vacant superintendent post left open since Dr. Charles H. Boehm’s May 1964 resignation. A hectic week ended with salary and pension increases for legislators and 85 new legislative employee jobs, plus added staff for minority delegations.
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Senate
Charles H. Boehm
Lawrence
Scranton
Boehm
General Assembly
Relocated Firm Ordered To Bargain With Union
New York NLRB orders Garwin Corp to bargain with International Ladies Garment Workers at its Miami plant after relocating from New York. Board says remedy targets runaway shops. union hails decision as precedent setting. If majority not solidified, contract stays for one year and decertification possible thereafter. Legal action and appeals likely.
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NEW_YORK
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Florida
International Ladies Garment Workers
New Miami
Leon D. Miller
Garwin Corp
L'Argaro Inc
New York
Garwin
Tial
Samuel M. Singer
Miami
Pension plan caps and higher funding loom for lawmakers
Pennsylvania legislators consider a pension bill capping post retirement payout at 100 percent of final salary while boosting funding to the plan by 50 percent. Senate action on the cabinet salary bill followed months of urging Scranton for House Democrats to back the superintendent of public instruction raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Scranton
House Democrats
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lawmakers OK Salary Increases For Cabinet Posts
Democrats push a $140,000 rise in administrative pay including $10,000 for future governors and $5,000 for 16 cabinet officers. If enacted, future governors go from $35,000 to $45,000 and several top officials from $22,500 to $32,500 while other cabinet posts rise from $20,000 to $25,000.
Lynda Bird Johnson Leaves Durango for Montana Trip
Lynda Bird Johnson daughter of President and Mrs Johnson departed Durango Colorado yesterday with a trailer caravan group after two days at Mesa Verde National Park. The itinerary was not disclosed but Miss Johnson was scheduled to visit Laramie Wyoming on July 4.
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Lynda Bird
Durango
Colo
Lynda
Jird Johnson
Johnson
Mesa Verde National Park
Miss Johnson
Laramie
Wyo
Five Patrol Zones Shape County Law Enforcement
The Waterford area near the New York State line is split into five zones, each patrolled by lone troopers covering vast stretches from Union City to Corry to Titusville and Bear Lake to Titusville to Elgin. Routine patrols risk sudden, nonroutine incidents like fatal crashes or crimes, requiring multiple duties. The local substation staff includes Sgt Martin and Cpls Hornick and Pass, with several troopers handling radar, exams, investigations, and garage inspection. Comparing the first four months of last year and this year, crime and traffic statistics highlight the unit’s workload.
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Tom Page
Lage
Waterford
Lawville
New York State Line
Union City
Corry
Titusville
Bear ‘Ake
Elgin
Martin
John Hornick
Edward Pass
Paul Sita
Thomas Carr
Richard Deutsch
John Evanko
Elmer Schifke
Charles Toth
Richard Wargo
Walter Krupa
Police crime figures rise urge more troopers
The report shows increases from the first four months of 1964 to the current four months in criminal complaints from B4 to 106 and crime arrests from 89 to 58, with hours spent on investigations rising from 1 198 to 1 573 and traffic arrests from 562 to 714 while fatal accidents climb from 2 to 14 6 and injuries from 54 to 100. Damages on highways jump from 58 620 to 109 320, underscoring Commissioner Purdy's push for more troopers before the State General Assembly.
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Martin
Purdy
State General Assembly
NAACP Denver Convention Speaker Addresses Charges
In a telephone interview Tanner discussed four named defendants James A. Williams age 25 Le Roy Head 24 Weldon Scipeo Boy lan 27 and Moore facing charges They could be fined up to 1000 dollars and jailed up to a year if convicted Junell faces a possible fine of 250 dollars
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Tanner
NAACP
Denver
James A. Williams
le Roy Head
Weldon Scipeo Boylan
Moore
Junell
Pair Saves Man From Drowning at Chautauqua Lake
Drowning was averted when two youths pulled 67 year old Donald M. Robertson from Chautauqua Lake in Ashville Bay. Robertson, of Williamsville, was fishing with William Bloom when he entered the water and began to struggle. Mike Sacca and Larry Bostrander pulled him from the lake while Bloom performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until Lakewood volunteers arrived. Robertson was taken to Jamestown General Hospital and listed in fair condition.
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Chautauqua ‘Lake
Ashville Bay
Donald M. Robertson
Williamsville
William Bloom
Ashville
Goose Creek
Robertson
Bloom
Chautauqua
Mike Sacca
Ashville Bay Road
Larry Bostrander
West Ellicott
Lakewood
Jamestown General Hospital
Fair
Conditi
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Erie County Court
Nelson Wilams
Richard
Farrer
Wayne Township
Clark Eaton
East South Street
Mead Park
Connie
Ivan Beckerick, Clymer
Daniel
Newell Beckwith
Wednesay
Erie County
Richard G. Johnson
R. D
Susan J. Marer
Maple Avenue
Dale L. Mulgin
Bracken Funeral Home
Corry Savings and Loan American Legion
Girard-Fairfiew
Perry Machine
Loveland Field
John Wascak
John E
Wascak
Hatch Street
Union
Ogle Lumber
Hoover “Capri
Trivalue Building
Set. Martin
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Heberlein Motor Sales
North Center Street
Seersucker Ghitt-doe
Truyal
Yar
Dov
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