Northwest Rural Electric loan aids 25 mile lines
Washington announces a $361,000 federal loan to Northwest Rural Electric Cooperative based in Cambridge Springs to extend 25 miles of distribution lines serving 400 new customers. Other items include May U S Savings Bond totals in Erie County and statewide, local police find a car battery and strap, two upstairs window holes blamed on air rifle pellets, and a weekend toll of 18 fatalities across Pennsylvania. ERIE attorney Isaac Silin dies after a stroke. an Erie Foundry Co automated press heads to Japan for Toyota motors. a back deer breaks a store window in Saeger town.
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Northwest Rural Electric Co-operative
Cambridge Springs
Erie Foundry Co
Japan
New York
Panama Canal
Toyota Motors Ltd
Erie
Toyota
Hold Service For Raymond Higley At Bracken Funeral Home
Raymond Higley Jr and Higley held a service at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday at 4 30 p m led by Rev Walter Gilliland. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers Robert Culbertson Allen Culbertson John Walton Herbert Walton Clair Damon Jr Thomas Johnson and honorary bearers from Boy Scout Troop 70 under Jerry Krasa. Friends from Corry and out of town attended including Lorrie Johnson Youngsville Gerald Higley Ross Barr Jamestown Edward Higley Palmyra N Y Leon Morton Wattsburg Everett Clark and others from nearby towns.
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Saymond
Higley Jr
Bracken
Walter Gilliland
St Methodist
Corry
Ting
Pine Grove
Robert
Allen Culbertson
John
Herbert Walton
Clair Damon Jr
Thomas Johnson
Boy Scout Troop 70
Jerry Krasa
Dale Black
Donald Clark
Larry
Louis Eastmain
Charles Martin Jr
Jon McEldowney
John Taylor
Eric McCray
Roger Bailey
Lorrie
Robert Johnson
Youngsville
Gerald Higley
Ross Barr
Jamestown
Edward Higley
Palmyra
N. Y
Leon’ Morton
Wattsburg
Everett Clark
Chard Johnson
Lora Sutton
Ira Sutton
Pittsfield
Kenneth Davis
Walter Thompson
Eric
Roy Johnson
Bear Lake
Lloyd Irwin Jr
Sugar Grove
Claims JPs and Aldermen Hoodwink Voters in Pa
ERIE Pa AP a past president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association says justices of the peace and aldermen are hoodwinking voters to gain power via House bill 82. He argues magistrates would gain political clout after a three month training. Also, Sen Hugh Scott predicts a strong anti Johnson platform could help GOP victory with civil rights emphasis and Goldwater facing cross currents on foreign policy.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bar Association
William Schnader
Schnader
Hugh Scott
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Johnson
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Scott
Deer leaps through store window causing glass, TV damage
A deer entered a store and jumped through a window before escaping. Damage was limited to broken glass and a television set nicked by flying shards, with the animal disappearing after the exit.
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Saegertown
Heth Radio and TV Service
Willis Heth
City Schoollets Learn to Swim During Two Week Campaign
A small segment of the 220 enrolled in the program learned to swim. William Cochran, a swim instructor, supervised a group that received half hour lessons at the Y throughout the day.
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William Cochran
The
Learn to Swim program teaches 24 youngsters and 11 classes
The sixth annual Learn to Swim campaign sponsored by the Corry YMCA and Red Cross enrolled 153 boys and 174 girls across 11 half hour classes. Instructors Nora Miller and Charles Post led, with aides Campbell Wickwire Lundy Stahl Root Cochran Post Fost Stahl Krupa Sharrow Jolley. The goal is child safety through basic water skills and self rescue, with long running support from Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Post and others.
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Corry
Linda Krupa
Meg Sharrow
Susan Jolley
Miller
Post
Norman Tarbell
Sterling Wees
Kelsey
Helen Davison
The
Red Cross
Rudy Gibbons
Jack Curtis
Thomas Kalika
Frank Messenger
Fred Messenger
John Sallee
Roger Hasbrouck
Dennis Baker
Harry Crawford
Gary Millspaw
James Burrows
Timothy Rose
Raymond Pierson
Barbara Kafferlin
Kathy Fox
Pat Cochran
Kathy
1964 turns in a year of record business and markets
A year of record highs and shifts in 1964 with Dow Jones surpassing 800, corporate profits and wages reaching new peaks, a major stock split by American Telephone & Telegraph, and widespread expansion plans across steel auto and oil sectors. The tax cut effects began lifting retail sales and business orders while the nation neared balance in international payments.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Johnson
Treasury
American Telephone & Telegraph
Rails
Communications Satellite Corporation
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