Local Health, Labor, and Accident Notes Across Erie Warren Areas
PagashaF yt Wiliam Thomson is in good condition at Hamot Hospital Erie after admission as a surgical patient Monday. Jamestown fire chief John P. Martyn plans to resign April 1962 for health reasons. Warren Phenix Furniture Co faces a union election within 30 days with four option choices. South Penn Oil declares a 60 cent quarterly dividend payable March 30 to March 16 holders, reporting 1961 net income of 3.31 million dollars. A Warren man’s car on East Columbus avenue caused $450 damage after spinning on ice. A Corry teen’s car skidded on East South street causing minor damage. Tommy Perseghetti, 9, has heart surgery canceled after doctors deem the risk too high. he has returned home.
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Wiliam "Thomson
Mead Avenue
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Warren
Phenix Furniture Co
National Labor Relations Board
Independent
United Furniture Workers
Afl-Cio
United Electric
South Penn Oil Go
Oil City
NASA to slowly expand seven member astronaut team
NASA said it will expand its seven man astronaut corps very slowly. Only a few will be added in the foreseeable future despite the manned space program, a NASA spokesman said. It will be a long time before all seven get to fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Tax talk by Lt Gen Bogart on defense and taxpayer burden
Lt Gen Bogart spoke in Warren praising U S defense policy and the taxpayer role. He outlined strategic aims from his budget talk including a survivable nuclear response, robust command systems, improved anti bomber defenses, and a ready force. He praised air crews for long hours and highlighted the value of air power in deterring war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Free World
United States
Bogart
Strategic Air Command
Tactical Air Command
Soviet Union
Russia
Air Force
Seattle
Wash
Rhein-Main
Berlin
Prima Dolinas
Gen. Bogart
Ruling Expected in Pease Case Next Month
Harrisburg AP reports state education officials anticipate a ruling within about 30 days on the dismissal of Erie County teacher George L. Pease Jr. who refused to supervise a student bowling club. The hearing featured claims of negligence and insubordination as Pease’s counsel argued injustice and the school board defended the directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Erie County
Neal Musmanno
George L. Pease Jr
McDowell High School
Millcreek
Pease
Musmanno
Robert R. McCullough
McCullough
Conrad Pearson
DPI
Pearson
Park Service Eyes 47000 Acres At Dam
The Park Service weighs 47000 acres of recreation potential near Kinawa Reservoir in northwestern Pennsylvania. The Army Engineers report explored national significance but leaves whether to establish or administer a park area to Congress. The War Engineers say the recreation study is for guidance and not for submission to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Park Service
Po National
Kinawa Reservoir
Pennsylvania
Army Engineers
Allegheny River
National Forest
Army District Engineer
Pittsburgh
Congress
Powers Withdraws From California Governor Race
Former Lt. Gov. Harold Powers quits the GOP gubernatorial primary blaming Republican kingmakers and national politics. He does not name Nixon or Joseph Shell, and Nixon has not commented. The move follows the withdrawal of former Gov. Goodwin J. Knight due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Harold d.Powers
Republican Party
California
Powers
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph Shell
Los Angeles
Nixon
San Francisco
Goodwin J. Baight
GOP
President urges billion dollar land for recreation plan
President Kennedy proposed a conservation program to buy up to 1 billion dollars of land over eight years to create outdoor recreation areas. Funds would come from park fees and other sources with Treasury advances allowed up to 500 million, and a White House conservation conference planned later this year.
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Washington
Kehoety
Yael
Congress
Kennedy
Heliway Trust Fund
Treasury Ad Yances
Conservation Fund
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
White House
United States
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
New Yorkers hail astronaut Glenn amid parade crowds
The crowd lines Broadway as astronaut John Glenn rides in an open car with his wife, greeted by cheers from Virgil Grissom and Alan Shepard Jr. Vice President Johnson speaks briefly as ticker tape dazzles the crowd, and memories of Pershing Lindbergh Eisenhower MacArthur color the celebration.
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Virgil J. Grissom
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Marine Corps
Glenn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Manhattan
Broadway
John J. Pershing
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Bowling Green
Army
Navy
Air Force
Harry Howard
Perth
Australia
Lights Along Glenn's Might Motorcade Draw Spectators
The city lights were turned on for Glenn's event in the early hours. Sir Howard attends for the occasion as students along the route in Queens and Manhattan may watch the motorcade with teachers before returning to class.
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Glenn
Sir Howard
Offerals
Queens
Manhattan
House OKs 263 Million Retraining Bill for 410 000 Unemployed
The House approved a 263 million dollar retraining bill aimed at assisting 410 thousand long term unemployed workers to gain new job skills and return to work. The measure cleared the chamber amid debate on federal employment programs.
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House Washington
FCC Differes With Kennedy On Satellite Ownership
The FCC splits with President Kennedy over ownership of an American satellite company. Chairman Minow says ownership should be limited to communications firms, supporting Kerr's bill to restrict ownership to authorized common carriers and arguing safeguards prevent abuses. A 345-62 roll call favored the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Communications Commission
Kennedy
American Communications Satellite Corporation
FCC
Congress
Newton N. Minow
Senate Space Committee
Budget Bureau
Commission
Minow
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Space Committee
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Jamestown
John P. Martyn
Minit
Martyn
East Columbus Avenue
George S. Cohen
Cohen
Corry
Sciota Street
East South Street
Mill
South Center Streets
Margaret D. Pain
East Smith Street
Albert Shaffer
R. D. J. Corry
Tommy Perseghetti
Thomas Perseghetti
Tommy
U. 5
Bennett
House of Value
Wiel
Pec
Columbia Pictures
Phil Carey
Derot Walsh
Lawrence Mitagton
Croce
America
Astronaut
Carrig's Footwear
Hotel
Gold Room
Phil English
Barney
Senate
Woolworth
Iene
Tetas Ee Ees
Oxfords
Ramsey
Rolley and
Cap Brieves
Team IO
Woolworth's
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