Weather outlook and regional notices mix in Erie area
The extended weather forecast projects tomorrow through Wednesday with above normal temperatures and little variation. Scattered showers are likely in the early week, totaling about a quarter inch. Local police promotions include Trooper Robert J. Stanko to corporal at the Harrisburg headquarters, with transfers noted. The Rex Theatre and Corry Drive-In plan May weekend openings, and Memorial Day marks Rex's summer closure. Quaker State reports first quarter profits up over 1963, at 713,918 dollars. Warren State Hospital hosts its 14th AA anniversary and open symposium tomorrow. Fluoridation petition signatures reach 3,225 countywide with 132 at city clerk’s office and the remainder at 12 firehouses. 10,000 more needed in 15 days. Mohawk Airlines adds two Erie flights May 1 to Detroit and new one-plane hops to Syracuse, Albany, Hartford, Springfield, and Boston improving regional service.
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Erie
Mohawk Airlines
Detroit
Syracuse
Albany
Hartford
Conn
Springfield
Mass
Boston
Ruby Still Sane According to Dallas District Attorney
Dallas AP Henry Wade says condemned killer Jack Ruby may be deteriorating but remains legally sane. Hospital psychiatrists Stubblefield and Holbrook examined Ruby in jail. Judge Brown seeks a report to decide if a sanity hearing is needed. A defense psychiatrist claims Ruby has become insane with delusions that Jews are being slaughtered.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Wade
Robert L. Stubblefield
John Holbrook
Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Dr. Stubblefield
Southwestern Medical School
Dr. Holbrook
Brown
Stubblefield
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Tom Sawyer and The Pirates Play Canceled at White Cliff
TOUGH CATS TOM KETCHIKAN Alaska This announcement was made by the White Cliff Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association yesterday The play Tom Sawyer and The Pirates which was to have been presented at the Monday night meeting was canceled Tom came down with the chicken pox.
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Tom Ketchikan
Alaska
White Cliff
Tom Sawyer and the
Pirates
Tom
Bank deposit figures and liabilities summary
The report lists demand deposits of individuals and entities totaling 33,641,763.99 and time and savings deposits at 5,374,225.83 with government, state, and subdivision deposits also shown. Other liabilities include rediscounts, borrowed money, federal funds, and acceptances totaling 39,015,989.82 and 1953.48 in miscellaneous items.
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United States
Seneca Aid Debate Sparks House Senate Clash
Rep. John P. Saylor predicts the final Seneca relief bill will closely match the House level after conferees met, with the Senate having approved 9.12 million for Indians displaced by the Allegheny River dam project. An Army engineer blamed press coverage for the dispute, saying publicity made the dam’s construction routine, as Lt. Col. Bruce Jamieson spoke at Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Washington
John P. Saylor
R-Pa
Rus
House
Saylor
Senate
Allegheny River
Kima
Army
Bruce W. Jamieson
U. S. District Corps of Engineers
Pittsburgh
Jamieson
Warren
Noted Bowler Sielaff Dies at 48 in Detroit
Detroit mourns Louis on Sielaff a renowned bowler who captained three ABC national championship teams. He died yesterday at age 48 after a cancer battle begun last August. Sielaff led titles in 1952 with B B Beer sponsorship and in 1953 and 1955 under Pfeiffer sponsorship.
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Detroit
Louis
Sielaff
ABC
American Bowling Congress
B & B Beer
Pfeiffer
Johnson Brothers Sweep Tops in Local Bowling Finals
Damon, Everett Johnson sponsored the Johnson Brothers team as champions with standout bowler Stan Sarnicki in the back row. Norm Cressley earned high game with 257 and most improved bowler honors for John Lacey and Carl.
Opposing Prayer Amendment Calls for National Oversight
A Columbia professor warned that a constitutional amendment allowing prayers in public schools would create an utterly chaotic situation requiring a national agency to supervise religious exercises. Other witnesses argued for personal religious freedom and noncoercion in schools while critics labeled proponents’ case as fictional.
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Washington
Columbia University
House Judiciary Committee
Philip H. Phenix
Phenix
Strong
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Erties
Virgil M. Rogers
Washington, D.C
Syracuse University
Leo. Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
Snap-Tite Adds New Couplings To Product Line
Snap-Tite announces a new series of quick-disconnect steam couplings with special seals for long life at high temp. Field tested over two years in varied steam applications, operating past 400 degrees Fahrenheit without failure. More than 20 varieties available.
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Union Cit
Snap-Tite, Inc
Snap-Tire
Valve sizes offered for shutoff includes multiple options
The notice lists shutoff valves available in both halves with variations. It notes one half has a valve while the other may not and includes four standard sizes from a half inch through an inch and a half diameters, with other sizes offered on special request.
Soviet to finance India’s Bochara steel plant aid
New Delhi reported that the Soviet Union will fund construction of the 15 million ton first stage of the Bocharo steel plant in India. The move came after the United States declined to aid the project, according to Steel Minister Chidambaram Subramaniam in Parliament.
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Russia
India
New Delhi
Soviet Union
Fnance
Bocaro Steel
United States
Indiana
Moscow
Chidambaram Subramaniam
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Corry Drive-in
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