Congress Inn Construction Ready To Go
A groundbreaking for the Slmnit Congress Inn motel is planned within a week at East Columbus Avenue and Sciota Street. Albert Dinatale said he will obtain a building permit Tuesday, with a Pittsburgh firm as general contractors. Deeds were finalized in Erie and financing arranged with Venango Federal. officials expect sewer work by Burwin Inc. to start once permits are issued. The 51 unit motel will include a swimming pool bar and restaurant.
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Congress Inn
East Columbus Avenue
Sciota Street
Corry
Erie
Richard Agresti
Dinatale
Long
Venango Federal Savings and Loan
Franklin
Philip Zalzneck
Burwin, Inc
Gowanda
Sciota
Spring Streets
Burwin
County To Draft Prison Plans
Erie County commissioners will adopt a resolution Friday to pursue feasibility and scope plans for a new county prison. The six point recommendation calls for replacing the jail, expanding the courthouse, and simultaneous construction with costs within bonding limits, plus broad public outreach.
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Erie County
Court House
Fred Lamberton
Louis Rzymek
William C. Hill
Lamberton
Raymek
Erie County Bar Association
Reymek
Erie
Housing Bill Clears Congress
Washington AP reports a $7.5 billion housing bill moves to President Johnson for signature. It authorizes four years of major programs and creates a $350 million four year rent subsidy for eligible low income families in nonprofit or church led housing projects.
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Washington
Johnson
Swift
Congress
Jackie Kennedy Marks 36th Birthday at Kennedy Compound
Hyannis Port Mass AP Mrs John F Kennedy celebrated her 36th birthday among inlaws at the Kennedy compound the first time since President Kennedy's assassination She and her husband had previously celebrated her 34th birthday on a cruise off Nantucket Sound aboard the White House yacht Honey
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Jackie K. Marks
Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
Nantucket Sound
White House
DA Denies Quote On Seizure Of Gambling Machines
District Attorney Edward Carney said he was misquoted after an area newsman claimed he supported limiting seizures in a gambling machine raid. The clash centers on storage costs and the fate of confiscated equipment, with county officials calling for fewer seizures and quicker disposal.
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Edward Carey
Carney
Byron Clapper
Clapper
Burton Laub
William C. Hill Jr
Fred Lamberton
Sooners
Barry Goldwater Undergoes Neck Surgery Today
Former Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona undergoes neck surgery at St Josephs Hospital Neurological Institute to correct an old vertebrae injury. The 1964 GOP presidential candidate has suffered chronic back pain for years.
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Javelivuiay
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Neurological Institute of St. Joseph's Hospital
Goldwater
Senate approves historic health care expansion for elderly
The Senate poised to pass a sweeping Social Security bill by at least a 3 to 1 margin. The measure includes a two part health program plus a 7 percent benefit boost for retirees and others, funding via higher payroll taxes with wide coverage starting July 1 next year.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Congress
Five Killed At Jinxed Intersection In Bluffton
William Caley and four children died in a night time crash at the narrow junction of Ind 116 and Ind 303 ten miles northwest of Bluffton. Caley’s wife and the other motorist were injured. The family from Markle were en route to a 4H fair when tragedy struck at the notorious crossing. Caley’s parents were killed in a collision at the same intersection in 1959 returning from a fair. President Johnson named NBC newsman John W. Chancellor to head Voice of America.
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Bluffton, Ind
William Caley
Peere
Agoreyala Caley
Blufffton
Caley
Caleys
Markle
Ind
Bluffton
F Caley
Clifford Caley
Washington
Johnson
NBC
John W. Chancellor
The
Voice of America
U.S
Johnson picks Abe Fortas to Supreme Court
President Johnson named Abe Fortas a 55 year old Washington lawyer as the new justice to replace Arthur J. Goldberg who resigned to become U S ambassador to the United Nations. Fortas is a close friend and longtime adviser dating to New Deal days. This is Johnsons first Supreme Court appointment.
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Johnson
Supreme Court
City Parking Rule Tightens Distance From Meter Post
An amendment to the city parking ordinance passed in February bars parking within 18 inches of a meter post and imposes a $2 yellow ticket. The rule, in effect since February, has seen no enforcement and lacks an officially supplied copy of the amended ordinance for police.
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Shirley Silvis Meas
Two Year Old Killed in Washing Machine Accident
In McKeesport, a two year old boy named Thomas Moody died after climbing into an open washing machine at home. His mother, Mrs. Mar Moody, said he fell in while she was away from the room.
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Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Thomas Moody
Mar Moody
Ajax Parent Firm Posts Record Sales and Earnings
The Cooper-Bessemer Corporation reported record six month sales of 55.677 million and net earnings of 2.748 million for the first half, with six months per share at 1.73 and second quarter sales of 30.871 million and earnings of 1.695 million. The board declared a 0.40 dividend payable September 3, 1965 to August 20 holders. Backlog stood at 45.207 million.
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Cooper-Bessemer Corporation
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
E. L. Miller
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Miller
Jamestown Man Charged in Fatal Hit and Run on Reservation
Gordon F. Carpenter 36 of Jamestown was charged with leaving the scene of a fatal accident on the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation. The 16 year old Silver Creek High School junior Bruce Parker of R D J Irving died after being struck near his home. Carpenter was arraigned before Judge Olof Carlson and ordered to appear August 5.
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Silver Creek
N. x
Jamestown
Cattaraugus
Collins
Gordon F. Carpenter
Bruce Parker
R. D. J. Irving
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Carpenter
Jamestown Police
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Olof Carlson
Carlson
Athol Springs
Suburban Austintown Tragedy Claims 23 Month Old
A 23 month old child, Dillon, was killed last night when struck by a car in front of his home in suburban Austintown Ohio. The accident occurred near the residence prompting local investigation by authorities.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Andrew Dillon
Austintown
Johnson to Double Viet Nam Draft Asks Governors to Washington
President Johnson announced a plan to more than double monthly draft calls from 17 000 to 35 000 to boost U S forces in South Viet Nam from 75 000 to 125 000. He said no National Guard or reserve mobilization is needed now and pledged to pursue peace in Southeast Asia. Arthur Goldberg to go to New York to press UN aid for halting aggression. He spoke in the East Room with TV coverage and detailed his education and health goals.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Washington
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Sawyer
White House
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldberg
New York
Five U S Planes Lost In Raids Against Hanoi Sites
Saigon AP reports five U S Air Force fighter bombers were lost in strikes against two North Vietnamese antiaircraft missile sites about 40 miles northwest of Hanoi. Three F105 jets were shot down by ground fire, two crashed returning to base, and one Thunderchief was shot down near Cam Doi. Eight F105s and four F4Cs struck Dien Bien Phu barracks with 12 buildings destroyed and seven damaged. The Pentagon noted 46 F105s conducted low level attacks. 12 Americans were killed and 70 wounded in the week ending July 24, with three more captured or missing.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
U.S. Milioy
Radio
U.S
Cam Doi
Pentagon
Soviet Union
North Viet Nam
Defense Department
Dien Bien Phu
AUS
Viet Nam
U S Forcing Russia s Hand
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports on U S bomber strikes against North Vietnam antiaircraft sites and the potential escalation of the Vietnam War. The piece discusses Kremlin reactions, Sino Soviet splits, and the broader strategic stakes for Moscow Peiping and Washington amid the crisis.
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Abe Fortas
Eaton
Ajax
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William L. Ryan
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Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Red China
United States
Asia
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