Erie City adopts highway and structure ordinances 1967
City of Erie adopts a series of ordinances and amendments regulating highways, bridges and structures within the city limits. Provisions cover nonresident and municipal improvements, design standards, and enforcement through the city engineer department. The plan includes construction timing and financing provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agency
Reet
ATE Sman Ieu
Wea
Nan
N.Y
Insylvania
Erie
Shaw
Ted
St Pleasant
Corbin
Rozelle
Milk plant pickets spread in several Pennsylvania counties
National Farmers Organization expands drive for higher milk prices as pickets appear at plants in Erie and Crawford counties and nearby Mercer Lawrence and Warren counties. State police report no trouble while Teamsters say local workers cannot honor the lines. Clair Flynn asserts 2 hour daily vigil until contracts reflect higher pricing.
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Erie, Pa
National Farmers Organization
Pennsylvania
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Lawrence
Warren
Philadelphia
Abbott Dairies
Teamsters Union
Clair Flynn
Erie County Nfc
Flynn
NFC
Casimir Dombrowski
Erie Teamsters Union
Erie County
Teamsters
NFO
Last Day To Register For May Primary
Final day for new voter registrations and address change notices before the May 18 primary. Voter office hours 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. for registrations, address changes, and party changes. Eligibility includes residents turning 21 by May 17. Changes in party affiliation are limited. address-change notices must be for moves before March 18. People inactive since 1964 were urged to reinstate registration. many postcards sent. Governor Cuttis signs act banning bullfighting in Maine arenas.
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County Registration Board
Helen Gresley
Gressley
2 Cent Hike Farmers Score Victory In Minnesota Pact
The Associated Press reports the National Farmers Organization and Teamsters Union backed a 2 cent per quart milk price rise. In Minnesota thirteen dairies signed NFO terms while Nashville Tenn saw forced curtailment, delaying injunctions and delaying milk deliveries to homes and stores.
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Associated Press
National Farmers Organization
Teamsters Union
Tennessee
NFO
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Pure Milk Association
Ilinois
Indiana
Court upholds Milk Control Act 1937 in Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Court today declared the Milk Control Act of 1937 constitutional. Judge William W. Lipsitt announced an order restraining Lily Penn Dairy Stores and Louden Hill Farms from selling milk below the commission minimums after prolonged hearings last year.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
William W. Lipsitt
Lily Penn Dairy Stores
Louden Hill Farms
Tate
City Judge Killed In Church In Cotabato City
Philippine News Service reports municipal judge Carlos Valdez of Tancong in Cotabato City killed inside a Roman Catholic church while receiving Holy Communion. A 45-year-old mother of seven was wounded in the same attack. the gunman escaped.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Cotabato
Philippines
Carlos Valdez
Tancong
Hearings Set in Cosa Nostra Cemetery Case Near Newark
FBI probes a graveyard find at a 20 acre Nutley area chicken farm linked to Joseph Celso. Bodies unearthed include Kenneth Later a Midtown stockbroker who vanished in 1963 and Angelo Sonnessa once reported missing in 1961. grand jury sessions begin Wednesday in Newark.
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Jackson Township
FBI
Cooke Road
Newark
Joseph Celso
Rose
Kenneth Later
Midtown Manhattan
Angelo Sonnessa
Nutley
N.Y
Sonnessa
Milton Helpern
New York City
Little Man Demonstration In Chicago Demands Policy Change
A young marcher carries a placard among many in a Chicago protest march sponsored by The Committee for Sane Nuclear Policy. Speakers include Dr Benjamin Spock and Dr Martin Luther King Jr, leaders of the antiwar and civil rights movements.
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Chicago
Committee For Sane Nuclear Policy
Benjamin Spock
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christia Leadership Conference
Senate group urges removal of bombing restrictions in Vietnam
Washington AP tumult over Vietnam war policy as Sen. John Stennis leads a Defense subcommittee study critiquing limited air raids. The panel found North Vietnam bombing costly with limited gains, while Sen. Brooke urged continuing strikes. President Johnson praised Brooke, others called for tests of Soviet peace talks and cautioned against halting bombing. Continued on Page Four.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Senate Defense Subcommittee
John Stennis
D-Miss
South Vietnam
U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Edward M. Kennelly
Massachusetts
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Defense Subcommittee
Stennis
Defense Department
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Burglars Ransack Home Near Centerville, Wade Says
State Police investigate a Centerville burglary at Harold Wade's dwelling on R D 2 with entry through a broken window latch. Items taken include bathtubs faucets motors band saw vise and various electrical parts valued around 150 dollars plus door damage. Trooper John Evanko leads the probe.
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Centerville
Harold Wade
Meadville
John Evanko
Wade
Corry
Evanko
Eyanko
Weekend Police Calls Highlight Traffic Violations And Minor Incidents
City officers stayed busy with a mix of nuisance calls and traffic violations. Rexford L. Messinger, 20, was cited for reckless driving after speeding on West South Street and turning onto Spring Street. Lawrence A. Jackson, 17, was cited for a single headlight violation after previous warnings. A missing eyeglasses report from Mrs. Charles Mack and a boy riding a lawn mower on a sidewalk prompted police action, with the purse found at North Center and Washington Streets turned over for claim at the station.
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Rexford L. Messinger
Shady
Spring Street
West South Street
Spring
Messinger
Rex Theatre
Merle Ottaway
Lawrence A. Jackson
Centerville
Jackson
Ottaway
Charles Mack
Fourth Avenue
Maple Avenue
East Washington Street
Western Auto
North Center
Washington Streets
Circulate Petition For Sunday Liquor Sales Across PA
Petition drive to let Pennsylvania counties vote on Sunday liquor sales by the drink is led by the Pennsylvania Tavern Association. The campaign aims to begin when the legislature reconvenes in April with a potential statewide local option measure. Governor Shafer signaled support if the bill reaches his desk, and Senator Fleming endorsed county rights to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Tavern Association
Harrisburg
Tavern Association
Pennsylvania
Moétels
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Raymond P. Shafer
Robert D. Fleming
Aspinwall
Senate
Easter escape attempt ends with Border guards gunfire
East German border guards fired on three refugees at dawn near the Glenicke unity bridge between West Berlin and Potsdam. Two were captured by Eastern guards, a third reportedly returned to East Germany. The incident disrupted Easter observances and drew spokesman remarks.
Supreme Court delays Pennsy New York Central merger
Washington AP report says the Supreme Court halted the largest corporate union in U S history. Justice Tom Clark announced the decision delaying the merger until the Interstate Commerce Commission fixes rates for smaller railroads. The court did not rule on validity, as requests came from the Justice Department and nine other railroads.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Tom €. Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clark
Justice Department
No NFO Pickets Seen Here Amid Shortage
Pickets from the National Farmers Organization fanned out to dairy operations around Corry but none appeared locally by noon. Picketing continued at Erie Crawford County Dairy Co op Cen terville and Carnation Milk plant Cambridge Springs, yet the Corry area lacked manpower to cover. Meadow Brook Dairy expected pickets but none arrived. Dodd Farms Dairy Elmview Dairy Columbus and Grandview Dairy Bear Lake had no demonstrations. The Cambria Cambridge Springs Carnation plant had no workers this morning while its Cambridge Springs affiliate did.
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National Farmers Organization
Corry
Columbus
Bear Lake
NFO
Erie-Crawford County Dairy Co-op
Centerville
Carnation Milk
Cambridge Springs
Dairy Co-op
Union City
Meadow Brook
Nome
Dodd Farms
Elmview Dairy
Grandview
Carnation
Firemen plan slowdown over pay in New York and Kansas City
Kansas City firemen vote to call in sick to press for higher wages and shorter hours, with about sixty reporting sick in a first move toward a walkout. In New York City the Uniformed Firemen's Association plans a work slowdown, aiming to pressure the city as contract talks remain unresolved. Officials seek a base pay rise to ten thousand five hundred dollars.
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Kansas City
Stanton Gladden
Fire Fighters Local 42
Gladden
Siz
New York
Afl-Cio
Uniformed
Gerald F. Ryan
John J. Cassese
Continued
Guerrillas Up Ground Fighting Near DMZ
Guerrilla actions sharpen in the area from the 17th Parallel to the Mekong Delta as U S and South Vietnamese forces face heavy fighting. U S jets claim a MIG down over North Vietnam, while enemy ground gunners downed three helicopters and damaged four more. Can Tho airfield and Son Tay supply point targeted. eight MIGs engaged, one downed by a Thunderchief. U S pilots total 98 missions on Sunday despite weather.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
17Th
Mekong
U. S
South
U.S
Can Tho
Son Tay
Hanoi
Air Force
Delta
Split Over Legal Fee In Water Case
Corry city solicitor bill for 392 dollars to appear before the Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg may be protested at a City Council meeting. Mayor William Peiffer refused to sign the voucher, citing it as possibly listed but not signed. The bill covers two days at 150 dollars each plus travel expenses. Harold Gilbert of Corry Water Supply Co. said the utility expects its legal costs to be at least the same. Councilman Russell Brant defended the charge as part of expected costs.
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Corry
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
William Peiffer
Douglas Rozelle
Peiffer
Harold Gilbert
Corry Water Supply Co
Russell Brant
Costa
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Maine
Kenneth M. Cuttis
Nashville
Tenn
Meat Cutters Union
Middle Tennessee
Kentucky
Chancery Court
U.S. District
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Philadel
Bulletin
Cosa Nostra
Tiel 5
da Nang
Pennsy-Nyc
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Heaven
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