Erie Parking Authority Foreman Arrested In Meter Fraud Probe
Erie police arrested Charles Tillack foreman of the meter division amid a drop in meter revenue and an ongoing audit. Five staffers were suspended. Tillack, released on bond, admitted involvement as mayor Williamson promised continued investigations and possible more arrests.
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ERIE
Erie Parking Authority
Charles B.williamson
Williamson
Charles Tillack
Tillack
Samuel A. Rossiter
Chester Miller
Dominican Cease-Fire Called For Burying Dead
A 24-hour cease-fire was scheduled to start at noon to permit burial and removal of dead and wounded in Santo Domingo, as government and rebel forces clash. The U.N. and Red Cross helped negotiate the pause amid a death toll surpassing 100 in the five-day battle.
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Vormihican Republic
Junta
Santo Domingo
Red Cross
United Nations
Luis F. Fernandez Martinez
Dominican Red Cross
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Ozama
Imbert
Organization of American States
V. U.S
U.S
Dominican Republic
Corpse identified in Wooster confirms death accidental
A man found near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Wooster on Wednesday was identified as John Michel, 63, of Imperial Pennsylvania, a retired railroad worker. Coroner Adair ruled the death accidental.
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Wooster
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Michel
Imperial
Adair
Highway chief quits then stays after talks
Wilfred P. Madigan, chief engineer for the Pennsylvania Highway Department in this area, resigned and then agreed to remain after a phone talk with Highways Secretary Henry Harral. The episode reflected tensions with Warren area residents over bypass plans near the Kinzua Dam and anger at a Western Penn-York Regional Planning Association meeting. Senator Richard Frame pledged Route 59 funding while officials argued over state control of local roads.
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Wilfred P. Madigan
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Henry D. Harral
Madigan
Harrisburg
Department
Highway Planning Commission
Warren Area
Kinzua Dam
Eric von Hausswolff
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Richard C. Frame
von Hausswolff
Appalachia
Corry Bypass Remains Top Priority Project
Harold Reslink of the Highway Planning Commission said the Corry bypass keeps No. 1 priority in Erie County and among the district’s top two. He noted work is planned to start later this year with completion in 1966.
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Corry
Harold Reslink
The
Highway Planning Commission
Journal
Erie County
Reslink
Blood donors urged as Corry woman faces second kidney transplant
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will hold a one day blood drive Monday to aid Mrs. Edward Griffis of 234 East Main Corry who awaits a second kidney transplant after complications required removing the first graft. Her husband awaits open heart surgery and calls for many blood units to sustain the procedures.
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Red Cross
Corry
Cleveland Clinic
Edward Griffis
East Main Street
Griffis
Mrrg
Witch
Anayanal
Toledo milk strike causes nationwide shortage in city
Fresh milk supplies vanished as a Teamsters strike idled six major Toledo dairies. About 500 workers and drivers faced stalled contract talks while stores emptied, with infants and patients able to obtain milk via doctor notes at four fire houses.
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Toledo, Ohio
Teamsters Local 461
Toledo Dairies
Dairies
Stering
Teamsters Union
Lucas County
Michigan
Village Farms Dairy
Lawrence N. Steinberg
Teamsters Joint Council
Tremendous Quake Off New Zealand South Island
An earthquake of comparable magnitude to historic quakes near Agadir and Skopje was recorded off the west coast of New Zealand’s South Island. Seismologists say its epicenter lay offshore near Milford Sound with the shock aimed at the southern part of Scott Island, but no damage was reported.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Agadir
Morocco
Skopje
Yugoslavia
South Island
Milford Sound
Scott Island
Third Disaster For Operator
Fire of undetermined origin late last night leveled the Raymond Morris lumber mill in Spartansburg. The loss was estimated at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars, mostly in equipment including a 7000 doweling device. Morris saved a tractor and noted no hazardous lacquers were on site. Corry fire units assisted Sparta. the blaze began before 10 p m and the mill was destroyed shortly after arrival.
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Morris’ Mills
Corry
Raymond Morris Lumber
Spartansburg
Morris
Sparta Fire Department
Sparta
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Pickup Tracked By Rollaway After Driver Left It
A Centerville man was startled when his southbound pickup rolled away after he exited, despite the emergency brake. The vehicle, on a downhill grade near Spartansburg, struck an embankment and overturned. Total property damage was about 90 dollars. the driver sustained minor emotional distress.
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Centerville
Corry
Robert Greer
Spartansburg
Greer
Negro Refused Service At Franklin Hotel He Says
Franklin area hearing into charges after Donald L. Laurence and two other Black men allege they were refused service at the Colonial Hotel on December 28, 1964. Laurence testified a bartender later served them but owner Richard Goltare insulted them and demanded inflated prices for drinks.
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Phanklin
State Human Relations Commission
Donald L. Laurence
Franklin
Richard Goltare
Colonial
Lawrencé
Goltare
Lawrence
New President Named for Pennsylvania Ophthalmology Society
Bedford area reports Dr Merrill B Hayes of Chester has succeeded Dr Glen G Gibson of Philadelphia as president of the Pennsylvania Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology. Hayes was installed yesterday at the society's annual convention.
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Bedford
Merrill B. Hayes
Chester
Glen G. Gibson
Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania, Academy 6 Phalmology and Otolaryngology
Society of
Eye
Hayes
Society
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Spar
Tansburg
Raymond Morris
Baton and
Johnston
Cea
South Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Saigon
Maxwell D. Taylor
Ales
da Nang
Taylor
Addi Re
Maxwell D. ‘Taylor
National Police
Bogota
Colombia
Medellin
Cali
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