Cooper Plans Merger With Lufkin Rule Company
Cooper Industries announces a principal agreement to merge with Lufkin Rule Company, subject to director and shareholder approval. Lufkin, based in Saginaw Michigan, is a leading maker of linear measuring devices with six subsidiaries and plants across multiple states and countries.
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Cooper Industries, Inc
Ajax Iron Works
Lakin Rule Company
Laiinto
Cooper Preference
Cooper Common
Cooper
New York Stock Exchange
Lufkin Rule Company
Saginaw, Mich
Lufkin
Saginaw
Middletown
N.Y
Cleveland
Madison
Jackson
Corry
Ajax
Easure Gas
Bid decision hinges on board picks of alternates for school project
Erie bidder M. Clougherty submitted the low heating and ventilating bid at 109200, but board may choose from seven alternates to determine the successful bidder. Depending on the alternates, R. E. North Co. could win despite higher base bid as eight electrical alternates are reviewed.
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Erie
R. E. North Co
Clougherty’s
Aak
Wed
Lakes Electric Construction of
Church and Murdock Electric
Milk firm head denies charges in Pennsylvan ia case
Peter Sandfort of Louden Hill Farm Dimock Susquehanna County testified at a Milk Control Commission hearing that milk freedom certificates have no monetary value but promise refunds after price controls end. The commission cited the firm for offering value that lowers milk price and faces possible license suspensions or fines. The hearing also touched on similar certificates by Lily Penn Food Stores and ongoing court actions over the Milk Control Law. In a separate note, Iranian police arrested a gang after a dining car robbery aboard a train, after a waiter alerted authorities.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Peter Sandfort
Louden Hill Farm, Inc
Dimock
Susquehanna County
Milk’ Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Hag
Sandfort
Sand‘fort
Anton
Lily-Penn Food Stores, Inc
Philadelphia
Joab Mahood
Lily-Penn
Loudon Hill
Commonwealth Court
Louden Hill Farm
Lily Penn
King Of Road Seeks Re election At Hoboes Convention
Richard Wilson born in Franklin Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvanian Kid, travels 44 years on the road and aims to be crowned king of the hoboes at a Britt Iowa convention on August 22. He lives on little money, shares meals, and hints at settling in Utah if unseated. Wilson continues journey through St Louis en route to the event.
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ST Louis, Mo
Richard Wilson
Franklin
Wilson
Utah
Science Display At Concord School Tonight
Concord School hosts the windup of a two day science project show featuring students from Concord Wright Columbus and Spring Creek. Awards include first places for Weight School and Concord School teams with projects on nerve cells satellites of the sun and incuba tor and broader display among others.
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Wright
Columbus
Spring Creek
Lawrence Anderson
Chiel Neylon
Kim Oi
Gary Tripp
Carl McIntyre
George Gould
Charles Shamburg
Cindy Graham
Garwood Morris
Kimberly Berrett
Joseph Sobolski
Telegraph
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Ant Farm
Sandra Pondel
Thomas Testi
Gary Weeks
Kenneth Fox
Telephone
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Paul Claypool
Mary Lamielle
Plant Life
Robert Blakeslee
Richard Loveland
Stephen Loveland
Joyce Armburger
Suzanne Endsley
Columbus School
David Domby
Blane Beckwith
Janet Brown
Army Captain Levy on trial for refusing to train GI medics
In Columbia, civilian lawyers clash with an Army prosecutor as closing arguments end in the court martial of Captain Howard B. Levy 30 of Brooklyn a dermatologist who refuses to train Vietnam bound medics. Levy faces up to 11 years if convicted.
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Columbia
S.C
Army
Green Beret
Howard B. Levy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Richard M. Suhsterman
Levy
Earl V. Brown
U.S
Charles Morgan Jr
Vietnam
Brown
Morgan
Lake Erie Clean Up Due Someday Says Federal Official
DETROIT AP Three months ago federal officials spoke of finishing a major Lake Erie cleanup in 1970. Murray Stein chief enforcement officer of the Water Pollution Control Commission said Someday as the predicted date. Michigan officials discuss progress in a closed Detroit meeting amid claims of big Washington promises. Congress authorized 450 million for pollution control next year but Johnson asked 200 million due to Vietnam. Michigan originally was promised 14 million but will reportedly receive about 7 million. Detergent makers challenged claims that detergents drive most Lake Erie pollution.
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Detroit
Lake Erie
Murray Stein
Federal Water Pollution Control Commission
Stein
Michigan
Great Lakes
Washington
Congress
Johnson
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