Bank asset purchase linked to Erie Sharon deal
The First Ser ena Bank and Trust Co of Oil City and the First National Bank in Sharon say their boards approved Oil City bank buying Sharon bank assets pending stockholder approval. Erie faces a 9250 a year over ten years to upgrade streets equipment per Streets Bureau Chief Bancroft who notes a 182000 budget this year may shift to balance decade load. County commissioners add 100000, half now, half later, to cover government needs until tax returns arrive. A geese flight north signals spring as police report drunken driving and disorderly conduct cases in Corry and Erie, plus rally plans for the Presque Isle Sports Car Club and a Meadville city controller candidacy.
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Plane Missing With 41 Aboard Sparks Border Talks
A four engine Bolivian airliner carrying 41 people vanished near the Chile Bolivia border. Chile and Bolivia paused border disputes to cooperate in the search using military planes from both nations. Among the 36 passengers named from 12 countries was Leon Bernstein. The DC6 departed Arica at noon and was due in La Paz by 1 PM EST with fuel to 4 30 PM.
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Indictments Against Ginzburg Over Obscene Publications
Philadelphia based publisher David Ginzburg was indicted in federal court on 28 counts of mailing obscene literature. A grand jury returned three indictments covering Documentary Books, Arson News Letter, and Eros magazine, marking the second such action in three months after a prior December indictment for obscene advertising.
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New York
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Aged Man Killed by Auto in Buffalo
Theobald P. Simon, 91, of Buffalo, was fatally struck by an automobile while crossing a street near his home last night. Police and investigators noted the accident occurred in a busy neighborhood as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Police Official Fined Five Dollars For Killing Dog
Cumberland County police official Frank Stoerzinger, Mount Holly Springs police chief, pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals after beating a stray dog to death with firewood. He was fined five dollars plus nine dollars in costs. the justice deemed the dog possibly vicious but ruled it should have been shot rather than beaten.
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Cumberland County
Frank Stoerzinger
Mount Holly Springs
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Russian Overflights Shadow Alaska in 1963 Note
A U S note states Soviet Sayier reconnaissance aircraft briefly violated Alaska air space on March 15 1963. The first entered at 59 52 N 163 W around 0705 Z and departed 60 18 N 166 40 W at 0730 Z while confirming no continued intrusion.
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Vasily Kuznetsov
Foy D. Kohler
U.S
Sayier
United States
Alaska
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Courtauld heir vows charity of vast legacy
The Rev Christopher Courtauld 29 a bachelor curate of Oldham parish church says he will give most of his 1 149 000 inheritance to charity He is the son of textile magnate and arctic explorer Augustine Courtauld who died in 1959 The statement appears in an Associated Press dispatch from Jacksonville Florida Also notes author Frank Slaughter on historical fiction and Japan easing credit terms to protect a 135 million ship deal with the Soviet Union The plan involves a 20 percent down payment and balance over six years for 21 fishing vessels and a reaction from Japanese shipyards to potential loss to British yards The report covers US Soviet overflights and a protest from the United States with calls for preventive measures
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Christopher Courtauld
Oldham
England
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Hayato Tkeda
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
South Korea Junta Suspends Political Activity Nationwide
The ruling military junta in South Korea bans all political activity and restricts speech amid a referendum plan. Gen. Park Chung-hee says measures are temporary pending public vote on extending military rule for four more years.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
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Mle
Corry Journal Promises Daily Reading Enjoyment
Readers are promised consistent daily pleasure as the Corry Journal announces fresh content and engaging features. The notice highlights entertaining stories, puzzles, and local interest items designed to delight subscribers and visitors alike.
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Just Like Old Man River and Chevrolets Suspension Idea
The author argues a truck should work for the owner not the owner for the truck. A “new terrific” truck requires care but not constant attention. Chevrolet tailors suspension systems to different truck sizes to improve quality and efficiency.
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Max Conrad Seeks New Challenge in Pacific Flight
Redwood City California AP Max Conrad a 60 year old grandfather famed for flying oceans in little planes prepares to takeoff in a twin engine plane for Australia on a route to Honolulu Canton Island Fiji and Brisbane He says he is bored and wants something more exciting The flight plans cite Piper Aztec B and a swap to Fred Marginsoh at Brisbane The article notes Conrad succeeded Mrs Miller a 36 year old aviatrix from Santa Monica who could not obtain Australian air ministry clearance.
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Redwood City
Calif
Australia
Winona
Conrad
Honolulu
Canton Island
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Brisbane
Fred Marginsoh
Mrs. Miller
Santa Monica
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Barkless Dog Case Ends With Court-Ordered Silence
Falstaff the barkless dog and owner Allen Murray faced continued limits after a November surgery. Judge Leonard A. Thomas ordered further muting of the dog’s cry, citing neighbor Hilda Johnson’s testimony that the wailing was horrendous. Murray, 90, must endure an eight month probation as the court sought a quieter household.
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Allen B. Murray
Marin Couinty
Leonard A. Thomas
Murray
Alx
Hilda Johnson
Palstaff
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