City merchants extend hours for Good Friday observance
Local merchants will stay open all day but close from noon to 3 PM on Good Friday as part of Holy Week. Erie County courthouse handles two marriage license applications for Willard L I Dyckes and Shirley Jeanne Clark and Richard A Culver with Susan E Delucia and others. Lost items include a black left rubber glove and a black fur lined glove turned in to police. Lemon Street parking on the east side only and no all night parking approved after council recommendation. City to issue bids for a new police car funded from equipment capital improvement fund. bids due April 17.
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Erie County ‘Courthouse
Willard L I Dyckes
Grace Street
Shirley Jeanne Clark
S27
South Center Street
Richard A. Culver
R. D
Lemon Street
West Church Street
West Pleasant Street
David Johnson
Johnson
Equipment Capital Improvement Fund
Ajax Employee Reports Vehicle Stolen From Parking Lot
Thomas G. Alcorn reported his light tan Oldsmobile four door stolen from the Ajax Iron Works parking lot. He parked it at 4 p.m. and found it missing after leaving work at 2 a.m. The car, with registration in it, was left with the key under the floor mat.
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Ity
Allen Street
Ajax Iron Works
Thomas G. Alcorn
East Main Street
Alcom
Ajax
Youth, 19, Gets 16 Years In Jail For Slaying
A York County teenager Larry Arnold, 19, of Lewisberry R D 3 was sentenced after convicting him of shooting and killing David C. Pedder, 21, near Harrison City. Pedder was found with a bullet-riddled body along a back road in Westmoreland County. Judge Richard McCormick imposed a 16 year term.
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Greensbuni
York County
Larry Arnold
Lewisberry R. D
David C. Pedder
Jeannette
Westmoreland County
Pedder
Harrison City
Richard &. McCormick
Tax study panel urges 200 to 250 million for 1967 68
Pittsburgh AP report says a governor appointed commission calls for an additional 200 to 250 million dollars for fiscal 1967 68. Potential sources include higher sales tax, fewer exemptions, or a graduated income tax. Dr. David H. Kurtzman leads the bipartisan group and will present recommendations to Gov. Shafer.
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Pittsburgh
Business
David H. Kurtzman
University of Pittsburgh
Guv. Shafer
Urteman
Pickets Block Warren Bell Office in Morning Standoff
Warren borough police intervened to avert a clash between telephone operators and business office service reps. About 15 to 20 pickets formed a line to bar entry, but two police officers admitted workers through a side door before the strike resumed at the East street plant. Pickets remained at the plant while workers expanded across the state.
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Warren
James Holding
Bell Telephone
Hickory Street
East Street
Holding
Pennsylvania Telephone Guild
Tools and Equipment Sales or Rentals Gravel Ad
Gravel of all sizes carried by Concrete and Gravel Co. at 1244 N Center. Call 665-3554 for listings and rentals.
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Concrete and Gravel CO
Center
Viet War Be Major Election Issue
Senate Democrats see Vietnam peace talks unlikely before 1968 elections. Kahin reports South Vietnam pacification fails without land reform, hindering negotiations. Republicans warn pacification may take years. doves fear Carter Ky's position blocks talks. Clark notes need to run ahead of Johnson if war continues.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
South Vietnam
George Kahin
Cornell University
Southeast Asia
Kahin
Saigon
Everett M. Dirksen
Joseph $. Clark
D-Pa
Mark C. Hatfield
R Ore
Nguyen Cao Ky
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hatfield
Clark
Los Angeles
House
Gerald R. Ford
Minutes From Authority Meeting Presided by Richard Nubier
Chairman Richard Nubier presided as Dorrien Christine Thompson Jack Riggle and Robert Simpson attended. Ronald F Spray of Murdoch and Spray consulting engineers Pittsburgh and solicitor Williams Hill Jr. were present. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 24.
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Richard Nubier
Authority
Dorrien
Christine Thompson
Jack Riggle
Robert Simpson
Ronald F. Spray
Murdoch and Spray, Consulting Engineers
Pittsburgh
Williams Hill Jr
Clarendon Plans New Sewer System
Clarendon Municipal Authority voted to build an entirely new sewerage system with new lines separate from existing ones to be used as storm sewers. A sewage treatment plant will serve a wider area, costing homeowners $5 to $6 monthly after an initial tap-in fee, with a Meades Supervisors meeting planned Thursday.
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Clarendon
Thomas Dorrion
Dorrion
Democratic doves diss a Vietnam war escalation plan
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and fellow dove senators oppose a 12.2 billion Vietnam military aid package. Sen. Gaylord Nelson says his vote signals dissent to escalation and calls for negotiations including a temporary bombing halt. other dove incumbents up for reelection next year include Church Fulbright Gruening McGovert Morse.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Senate
North
Nelson and Clark
Frank Church
Idaho
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
George McGovert
South Dakota
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Grooved Road Cuts Accidents on Santa Ana Freeway
California highway engineers cut grooves in a 900 foot section of the Santa Ana Freeway reducing accidents. District highways engineer Edward T. Telford noted 62 crashes in the year before the grooves and eight in the year after at a cost of 1837 dollars.
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Tus Angeles
Santa Ana
California
Edward T. Telford
Los Angeles
Telford
Johnson Reports Ky Push Against Vietnam Peace Talks
President Johnson described a naval officers club scene in Guam where Ky urged stronger anti-Communist resolve. Ky softened later claiming readiness to talk peace with Hanoi, while Johnson stressed that NLF views would be heard in negotiations and dismissed links to Kennedy.
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Navy Officers Club
United American
Johnson
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Guam
Hanoi
Front of Liberation
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson cautious after Guam talks on Vietnam peace talks
President Johnson described the Guam meetings as constructive with no major decisions, noting progress since Honolulu. He dismissed talk of imminent peace flurries and urged patience while opposing unconditional Hanoi concessions, stressing unity at home and frank, problem facing talks.
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Jonson
United States
Hanoi
Johnson
Vietnam
Guam
U.S
Honolulu
Saigon
County Health Office to Undergo Renovations
Erie health department building at 7 East Smith Street will receive interior repainting new flooring venting bathrooms window adjustments and ceiling improvements. Owner George R Sample and director C West note a new rental schedule raises annual rent by 360 dollars this year after eleven years in the same lease.
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Erie
Department of Health
East Smith Street
C. West
Ie of
Environmental Health
George R. Sample
West
Sample
Health Department
City Seeks Rules for Junk Housing Demolition
City Engineer David Johnson said the removal form for substandard housing is nearly ready and action can follow once prepared. The city is moving slowly on junk-house demolitions to verify all legal aspects.
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David Johnson
Johnson
Conference Delays New Decisions on Pacification Plans
Report notes that decisions on democracy and economic stability in liberated areas await the conference’s end. The article emphasizes postponement rather than immediate action and references Communist withdrawal as context for the discussions.
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