Scranton to Veto Dem Spending Plans in Surprise Move
Gov. Scranton announced plans to use his item veto on the Democratic general appropriation bill, claiming the measure contains technical errors and would cause deficit spending and tax increases. The clash with Democratic House leaders follows their $1.151 billion budget proposal, versus his $1.131 billion plan. A separate bill to make invisible doors visible advances in the House.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
House
Flo
House Committee On State
Allentown
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
New Hampshire judges impose harsh term on riot youths
Two Massachusetts youths from Wakefield were found guilty in Laconia District Court of failing to disperse during a June 19 riot at Weirs Beach. Samuel Sadowski and Paul Murphy received the maximum jail sentence of one year at hard labor with bail set at 1000 each, and both appealed to Belknap County Superior Court under the new anti riot law.
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Laconia
N. H
Massachusetts
Weirs Beach
Samuel Sadowski
Paul Murphy
Wakefield
Mass
Sadowski
Murphy
Belknap County
Richard Brouillard
Bernard Snierson
Snierson
New Hampshire
Louion
Corry Man Charged With Two Counts Of Forgery
A 48 year old Corry man, John L. Broughton of 136 Seneca Street, is jailed in Warren on two forgery charges after passing two bad checks in Youngsville in March and April. FBI handwriting match tied him to the checks, with a third check in Falconer NY prompting the case. He faces hearing after arrest by Warren County deputies and Corry police.
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Corry
Warren County
Warren
Oday
Youngsville
John L. Broughton
Seneca
FBI Crime Laboratory
Washington
Richard Hegerty
Pennnsylvania Bank and Trust Company
Jamesoe
W. Gray
Imarket
Falconer
N. Y
Hegerty
New York State
Broughton
Philip Trapani
Justice of the Peace
Fred Berry
Western Penitentiary
VFW Club
West Washington Street
Harry Powers Bank Cashier Dies Sudden at 60
Harry W Powers cashier of the National Bank of Corry and city controller died suddenly at his home on Franklin Street at age 60. He was born January 3 1905 in Corry and served 42 years at the bank. Survived by wife Lillian Coyle two sisters a brother a niece and two nephews. Elks memorial service set for Bracken Funeral Home at 7 0 tomorrow. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Harry W. Powers
National Bank of Corry
City of
Corry
The
National Bank
Lillian Coyle
Ruth Miller
Kathryn Davis
North East
Richard R. Powers
Bracken Funeral
They Funeral Home
Pine Grove
CS&L Dividends Show Increase Over Last Half
CS&L Savings and Loan Association declared a record semi annual dividend totaling 101 505 dollars. Of this amount 92 088 dollars were credited to accounts and 9 417 dollars mailed to shareholders. The year by year dividends have risen steadily in recent years.
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Worry Savings and Loan Association
Sayings and Loan Association
Truman Felt Dies at 66 in Washington Public Relations
Truman T. Felt longtime Washington public relations executive and former government information officer and newspaperman died yesterday at age 66. He led a prominent firm and earlier served in government communications roles.
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Truman Felt
Washington
Truman T. Felt
Moon Men Set for Near Moon Visit Astronauts Introduced in Houston
AP reports six new U S scientist astronauts will be shown to the public at a news conference at the Manned Spacecraft Center. The group includes Dr. Frank Mitchell Dr. Joseph Kerwin Dr. Duane Graveline Br Edward Gibson Dr Owen Garriott and Dr Harrison Schmitt. They average over 6 ft 10 in tall and about 160 pounds. Most hail from small towns Enid Oklahoma Newport Vermont. Schmitt attends a Minnesota family reunion Saturday.
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Houston
Tex
U.S. Gastronauts
Manned Spacecraft Center
Frank D. Mitchel
Joseph P. Kerwin
Duane E. Graveline
Edward G. Gibson
Owen K. Garriott
Harrison Schmitt
Schmitt
Minnesota
Enid
Okla
Garriott
Newport
Vets Schedule Meeting to Approve VFW Property Sale
Members of the VFW are called to a Friday meeting to vote on selling the West Washington Street property. Officials declined to discuss details pending member approval and public release. Attorney William A. Peiffer said he has no new information on the negotiations. The post, facing financial trouble, seeks smaller quarters and has narrowed offers to a single buyer.
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VEW Post
West Washington Street
VFW
William A. Peiffer
Veterans’ Organization
Post
The
Burglars Sentenced in Turtle Creek Case
Two Turtle Creek cousins Frank Homa and Blair Homa were sentenced to four to ten years each after admitting to 64 burglaries and stealing about $7,000 in goods. They had pleaded guilty, with the plea entered in June.
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Pittsburgh
Turtle Creek
Frank Homa
Blair Homa
Dad Donates Kidney To Daughter In Historic Transplant
In Anniston Alabama 48 year old John Honeycutt prepares for surgery to donate a kidney to his 13 year old daughter Johnnie Gail The operation at Tulane University follows the brothers doctors and nurses hopeful prognosis though risks remain If successful the girl could live a near normal life with a kidney from a close relative
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John Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Anniston
Ala
Johnnie Gail
Tulane University
Charity Stal
Atlanta
Tulane
Miracle saves 707 as wing and engine detach in flight
Pan American Flight 43 with 142 passengers and 10 crew faced loss of 20 feet of wing and a severed No. 4 engine after takeoff from San Francisco. Captain Charles W. H. Kimes kept the jet aloft, diverted to Travis Air Force Base, and was escorted by fighters and a Coast Guard plane in a dramatic emergency landing.
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San Francisco
San. Francisco International Airport
Charles WH
Chuck Kimes
Danville
Jalif
San Bruno
Kimes
Travis Air Force Base
Travis
Coast Guard
Ney
Briton urges US not to rule out Viet Cong role in South Viet Nam
Porter British Foreign Secretary Gordon Walker told an audience in White Sulphur Springs that the United States should not dismiss the Viet Cong as a future participant in South Viet Nam's government. He argued the aims of policy should avoid defeat in a limited war and called for direct negotiations with the Viet Cong to bring them to the conference table. Humphrey predicted continued prosperity but cautioned against wage price actions and urged a private public partnership to keep the economy healthy.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Porter
Patrick Gordon Walker
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Gordon Walker
U.S
China
Southeast Asia
Conference Tal
Walker
Hubert H. Humphrey
The
American Society of Corporate Secretaries
Humphrey
Mortal Man Wins Fight With Gov t
Wilford Metcalf, a Tennessee mountain man from Cocke County, challenged a government timber claim after cutting timber on his land. A new survey found the land belonged to Metcalf, prompting the state to drop the $1,717.52 bill and prompting Congressman James Quillen to seek repayment for Metcalf. Metcalf and his wife, both WWII veterans, learned of the victory Monday night and he expressed astonishment.
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Washington
Wilford Metcalf
U.S
Metcalf
Cocke County
James Quillen
Quillen
Sericulture
Jose
Charles Magee Dies Former Red Cross Secretary
Washington report says Charles Lohr Magee age 89, longtime first secretary of the American Red Cross from 1905 to 1931, died Saturday in a sanitarium.
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Charles Magee
Washington
American Red Cross
Charles Lohr Magee
U.S. Paratroopers Enter Viet Nam Jungle Fight
U S and Vietnamese paratroops led a joint operation against Viet Cong forces 30 miles north of Saigon in a major combined move. About 1 200 troops from the 173rd Airborne and two Vietnamese battalions, aided by 130 helicopters, pursued Viet Cong remnants amid limited visual contact. A U S paratrooper was killed and another wounded. one Australian infantry unit joined later. U S Air Force deep strikes hit targets in North Vietnam near Ha Noi.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
17Th Airborne
173Rd
U.S
Thian Chau
Hanoi
Son la
Cai Lay
Mekong
Land Acquisition Set for French Creek Dam System Near Union City
U S Army Corps of Engineers plans begin negotiations within 6 to 90 days for 385 parcels needed for three reservoirs on Union City Woodcock Creek and Muddy Creek in the French Creek Basin flood control project. Union City dam to start with $400,000 1966 appropriation and an estimated $8.65 million cost.
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Union
City
French Creek
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Dale K. Williams
Pittsburgh
Engineers Office
Williams
Union City
Woodcock Creek
Y Corps of Engineers
Housa
Washington
Woodeoek
Muddy Creek
Teepleville
Salary Hassle Lands on County Health Officials
Erie County commissioners criticized Health Department tactics and wages, calling salaries set by the Salary Board ridiculous. They cited delays in answers, lack of cooperation, and deputies tearing up salary papers in a meeting, signaling ongoing tensions over pay and inspector staffing.
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Erie — County
Health Department
William C. Hill Jr
Louis J. Raymek
Fred W. Lamderton
Reymek
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White House
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