Erie woman among 15 named to Pennsylvania arts council
A state senate panel confirmed 15 Pennsylvanians for the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Erie Phil board member Blossom Me Brier will serve as a director. Gov Scranton’s secretary nomination received backing from the Pennsylvania League of Cities president George S. Smith, mayor of Easton. Barr, Oil City mayor, is the nominee. City officers cited Rex Ireland for dog ordinance violation after two foxhounds were seen running at Spring Street.
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State Senate
Pennsylvania Council On the Arts
Blossom Me Brier
Erie Philharmonic Society
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Gov. Scranton
Joseph W. Barr
League
George S. Smith
Easton
Barr
Oil City
Aming
Spring Street
Rex Ireland
Red Cross Elects New Directors
Six new directors were chosen and six re elected for three year terms at the Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross annual meeting at the YMCA. Officers were named and plans outlined for the July 6 Bloodmobile visit to the YMCA with open heart surgery cases in view.
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Corry
American Red Cross
YMCA
Philip Zaluneck
Kenneth Burr
Robert Grice
James Bogden
Edward Kinley
Richard Pulling
B. G. Bennett
Helen Daugherty
Evelyn Dodd
Lawrence Anderson
Lester Lopus
Dan Reynolds
Embert Earle
James Howard
Richard Shannon
Red Cross
Salamanca
Argentine Coup Upsets Plans For Inter-American Talks
General Juan Carlos Illia, elected president in 1963, was ousted as military leaders seized key buildings in Buenos Aires. The junta dissolved Congress and forced Illia to flee Casa Rosada, while the United States and others suspended relations with Argentina. The coup jeopardizes the August Inter-American Conference in Buenos Aires and casts doubt on Illia’s summit proposal for hemispheric progress.
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Tia
Inter-American Conference of
Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
State Department
Washington
Organization of American States
OAS
Illia
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Montevideo
Luis Cival Zaglio
Carlos Perette
Uruguay
Iilia
Milia
Liia
Prttar
Congress
Supreme Court
Tilia
Casa Rosada
Petrology pioneer Ernest Q Thompson dies at 74
Amarillo Texas Ernest Q Thompson aged 74 died yesterday, noted worldwide for his early work in conserving and regulating petroleum industries. He shaped regulatory standards and influenced global energy policy through decades of research and leadership.
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Amarillo
Tex
Ernest Q. Thompson
State legislature actions and budget moves unfold in Pa
Lawmakers scrutinize Gov Scranton plan creating a new Department of Community Affairs with housing urban planning and mass transit duties. House to reconvene after July 4, while Senate approves related scholarship and narcotics probe actions and pension buybacks for retirees.
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Sage
Schmitt
Senate
Scranton
Department of Community Affairs
Department of Commerce
House
Joshua Eilberg
Surveyor 1 on Moon Fails to Reactivate in Cold Night
Pasadena AP report says Surveyor 1, a 620 pound lunar craft, did not respond to revival commands after two weeks of lunar night as cold as 200 degrees below zero. JPL confirmed attempts to reestablish contact from Goldstone with planned further signals and a July 7 revival if needed. Three reasons cited: dead batteries, extreme cold, or disrupted contact frequencies.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor 1
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
Goldstone
Surveyor
Kidnapping Rumors Grow Over Incomplete Police Report
The Shade Gap case involving Peggy Ann Brod nick prompts a resolution sent to committee. It notes rumors multiplying daily due to lack of a complete police report.
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Peggy Ann Brodnick
Shade Gap
Rites Held For Ora C. Gibbons
Final rites were held at Bracken Funeral Home for Ora C. Gibbons with ministers from Wayne Valley and Mayville churches officiating. Burial was in Wattsburg Cemetery. Bearers were Harry Burrows Frank Chaffee Arthur Harwood Walter Drissel George Robinson and Paul Smith. Attendees included relatives, friends from Corry and many from nearby towns along with Wattsburg Grange honoring Mr Gibbons Monday night service noted.
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Bracken
Ora C. Gibbons
Leonard Adams
Wayne Valley
BUB
William Sturdevant
Mayville
Wattsburg
Harry Burrows
Frank Chaffee
Arthur Harwood
Walter Drissel
George Robinson
Paul ‘Smith
Corry
Bertha Tompkins
Lawrence Tompkins
Fred Roble
Sherman
Leonard Hayes
Harvey Bronson
North East
Carl Phillips
Harold Smith Sr
Harold Smith Jr
Gertrude Mitchell
Celia Edwards
Union City
Harold Barden
Ripley
Fred Guerin
Shirley Walberg
Lawrence Park
J. Leon Maneval
Ene Maneval
Portville
Wiliam Sturdevant
James Leslie
Charles Mulvin
Marion Brace
Calla Rankin
Dana Sammons
Stewart McCullough
Bert Chase
Robert Gibbons
Waterford
George Congdon
Akron
Wattsburg Grange
Gibbons
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