Real estate transfers listed with local obituaries and notices
Three property transfers are recorded in Erie County with Swanson to Lindsey Concord Township Hudson to Whitney Fourth Ward and Wat son administrator to Charlotte Anderson. Obituary notes Fred King of Tidi cute dies at 79 with calling and funeral details. Additional items cover a dedic ation at Spartansburg Methodist Church, Mae Johnson funeral in Bradenton Florida and Mayor Mam molite’s recovery. Also Snap-Tite promotes Aer-Valeo unit management in Rosemead and two spring grass fires in Corry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie County
Lawrence W. Swanson
Robert L. Lindsey
Concord Township
Eleanor D. Hudson
Lloyd Whitney
Bishop Alfred Watson
Charlotte &. Anderson
Corry Evening Journal
Fourth Ward
Robert L. Johnson
Snap- Tire, Inc
Union City
Aer-Valeo Co
Rosemead
Calif
Leopard M. Clark
Snap-Tite
Johnson
Aer-Valeo
First Women Join London Philharmonic
London reports the Royal Philharmonic adds its first female musicians since 1960. Elgar Howarth, 91, chairman, notes two objections by Sir Thomas Beecham and praises five new members as attractive and superb players.
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London
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Thomas Beecham
Orchestra
Philharmonic
Royal Festival Hall
Elgar Howarth
Sir Thomas S
Howarth
U.S. Files Antitrust Suit Against Milk Holders
Federal suit in Des Moines accuses the National Farmers Organization of coercion to monopolize interstate milk sales in 19 states. Judge Stephenson considers a restraining order while Oren Lee Staley denounces the action. NFO shifts to phase two plans storing milk as cheese butter and powder.
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Associated Press
National Farmers Organization
Johnson Administration
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Des Moines
Iowa
Roy L. Stephenson
NFO
Staley
Nashville
Falmouth
Florida GOP victory signals foothold in Deep South
Republicans celebrate a Florida legislative victory in a special election while Rhode Island remains uncertain as Democrat Robert Tiernan clings to a narrow lead over Republican James DiPrete Jr. Absentees to be counted, with both parties predicting close results. The Florida win boosts GOP momentum and complicates veto dynamics with Gov. Claude Kirk.
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Washington
Florida
Rhode Island
Robert
Tiernan
James DiPrete Jr
John E. Fogarty
DiPrete
GOP
Claude Kirk
Ray C. Bliss
William C. Cramer
LBJ
John M. Bailey
National Committee
Bailey
Fogarty
John H. Chafee
Cranston
Chafee
Republican Congressional Committee
Albert H. Perry
Kirk
Senate
Cramer
J. Herbert Burke
Rip
Boy suffocates in refrigerator in Florida incident
AMI Florida report of a six month old boy who suffocated after crawling into a porch refrigerator with his pet puppy. The baby sitter said Willie Earl Arnold likely entered the cooler as she thought he was dressing for kindergarten. The six month old dog survived the incident.
Nuclear Sub Is Launched By France
CHERBOURG France President Charles de Gaulle launched France first nuclear powered submarine the Redoutable capable of delivering Polaris type missiles. The 7200 ton vessel splashed into Cherbourg waters as workmen received medals. Sub will be armed with 16 missiles targets 1860 miles away with hydrogen weapons expected later.
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Cherbourg
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Cherbourg Naval Arsenal
Florida Senate race shaping up after primary split
Republicans may challenge Senate seat held by George Smathers as he retires due to ill health. Rep Edward J. Gurney is seen as likely GOP candidate while Democrats head to a primary between former Governor LeRoy Collins Rep Claude Pepper and possibly Rep Sam Gibbons and former Gov Farris Bryant amid Don Fuqua cited for party splits.
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Florida
Don Fuqua
Senate
George Smathers
Edward J. Gurney
LeRoy Collins
Claude Pepper
Sam Gibbons
Farris Bryant
Hearing on Higher Education Master Plan Probed for Authority
Harrisburg AP Democrats wrap a two day hearing on the master plan for higher education. Sen William Sesler led the session and urged frank appraisal plus needed legislation. Frank Hawkins urged giving the State Board power to approve community colleges and branch campuses to prevent duplication.
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Power
Harrisburg
House
Senate
William G. Sesler
Elie County
Frank Hawkins
State Board of Education
Council of Higher Education
Hawkins
Otis McCreary
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Ralph D. Richardson
Northampton County Community College
Colege
House Committee On Higher Education
Railroad plan looms as union benefits face withdrawal
Wolfe says courts will grant an injunction to stop a strike as carriers push to force a new wage contract. Lane notes employers use benefit withdrawal as a club, while Wolfe cites Travelers Insurance terminating the policy with 30 days notice to both sides.
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Wolfe
Lane
Travelers Insurance
Union
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Fred King
A.D
Tidicute
Warren General Hospital
File Habink
Mott Street
Sage Funeral
Tidioute
H. Louis Hewitt
Spartansburg Methodist Church
A. P. Weaver
Erie
The
Methodist Church
Algam
Bracken
Clark
Mae) Johnson
Bradenton
Fla
Clark Lee Johnson
Cecil C. Akam
Dewittville
Pine Grove Cemetery
Franklin
Guy Mammolite
Franklin Hospital
West Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Street
London Philharmonic
U. S
Lillehammer
Norway
Ymca Active
Clifford Ruesink
James Hileman
Olin Bracken Jr
Douglas Rozelle
Johnston
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington St. Corry, PA
Jane Parker
A&p
Boy
Pup
Cape Cod
Kroehler
Barney’s Firestone Furniture Department
South Center Street
Sasler
Cezanne
Citizens’ Festival of
PDL
Tion
Ener
Aed
Wey
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