City approves 140000 bond issue for sewers and equipment
City council approves a 140000 bond issue at 3 1 4 percent with a 449 premium to fund storm sewers in the north end, repairs to the warehouse, fire and streets equipment, and bond costs. The issue raises city indebtedness and will cost about 10000 annually 1965 through 1979.
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City Council
C.S. McKee and Co
P._N. Root and Co
Pittsburgh
McKeeRoot
Citizens National Bank of Corry
National Bank of Corry
Burgwin
City Council votes for new north end sewer bond issue
Four Wayne Street homeowners oppose being assessed for a sewer line tied to Bear Creek. Attorney Rogen Brown for C A Hillstrom David Evans Morgan Beverly and Leo Hooks says the privately installed line now dumps into the Bear Creek system and the city would levy sewer rents. Mayor Zalzneck and others discuss double assessments as the Christian Science Church faces charges on two streets.
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North End
Wayne Street
Bear Creek
Percy Corbin
Rogen Brown
C. A. Hillstrom
David Evans
Morgan Beverly
Leo Hooks
Brown
Philip Zalzneck
Robertrice
Christian Science Church
East Columbus Avenue
Douglas Rozelle
Nehru Dies of Stroke. Nehru’s Death Shocks India
Indian leader Jawaharlal Nehru dies at 74 after a second stroke within months. Indira Gandhi, his daughter, is with him as doctors from India and abroad attend. Sucession questions arise as Shastri and Nanda are mentioned as possible successors in a politically tense moment.
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New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mira
Cal
Nehru
Nanda
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Radhakrishnan
C. Subramaniam
Indira Gandhi
U.S
Vijayalakshmi Pandit
Krishna Hatheesingh
Bombay
Pandit
Maharashtra
Miter
All-India Congress Party
Shastri
Jg B
T. T. Krishnamachari
Probe Demands Investigation into Water Board Laxity
Harrisburg AP A proposal seeks a Joint State Government Commission inquiry into lax enforcement of the Clean Streams Act by the State Sanitary Water Board. Representative Lee A. Donaldson of Allegheny urges the House to authorize a survey, citing laxity especially in Butler and Venango counties strip mining areas.
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Harrisburg
Anthief
State Sanitary Water Board
Lee A. Donaldson
Rallegheny
Joint
State Government Commission
Donaldson
Butler
Venango
Judge Orders Rail Union To Explain Strike View
A federal judge orders the Union of Railroad Telegraphers to justify why it should not be restrained from striking the Erie Lackawanna Railroad. The railroad warns a planned midnight walkout would halt all transport across 18,000 employees in five states. The court previously issued a restraining order and the union alleges four Ohio employees were fired without proper notice.
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Buffalo
Union of
Railroad ‘Telegraphers
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Erie Lackawanna
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
National Mediation Board
Noice
Baez Dedicates Song To Jacqueline Kennedy On TV
Folk singer Joan Baez dedicated a song on the two hour salute to the President program to Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy. The performance referenced a living ember of the beautiful past and ended with the line Oh my trials Lord soon be over.
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Washington
Joan Baez
Jacqueline Kennedy
Vatican May Reconsider Birth Control Pills Says L Osservatore
The Vatican may reopen study of birth control in light of new scientific methods. Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani urged church leaders to halt public debate while Pope decides on grave questions. The Osservatore Domenica notes pills could prompt further discussion but not change current church rules.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pesca
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Roman Curia
Vatican Ecumenical Council
L'Osservatore Della Domenica
Msgr
Federico Lambruschini
Pontifical Lateran University
L'Osservatore Romano
Johnson funds fete nets million for Democrats
Democrats roared through the Washington gala as President Johnson teased about four more years. The event, a $100-a-ticket dinner and a broader fund raiser, aimed to pour over $3 million into the 1961 campaign, with a New York rerun planned and timing unclear for party unity.
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New York
Johnson
District of Columbia Armory
Johnson Announces Historic U S Soviet Consular Treaty
President Johnson announced a landmark treaty with the Soviet Union creating consular offices in both nations. It is the first U S Soviet treaty and aims to ensure Americans detained abroad have access to consular officials. The agreement requires Senate ratification and will be signed in Moscow on June 1.
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Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
George Reedy
White House
Reedy
Senate
Emphasis on Bloodmobile Visit at Corry Red Cross
Corry Red Cross meeting stressed the bloodmobile visit set for Friday at the local YMCA. Attendees heard about the New York convention May 17–20 with Evelyn Stroup and Mrs. Helen Davison, and learned guests from Alexandria Va and the Erie office will attend Monday afternoon. Directors selected six officers for the coming year. election is June 2. Playing Card Mogul Matthew A Pullman Dies in Cincinnati.
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Corry
American ‘Red Cross
YMCA
New York
Evelyn Stroup
Helen Davison
Bernice Kaye
Thea Home Service
Alexandia
May Forbid Negroes To Stage Show With Gregory
In Cambridge Maryland Negro leaders plan a late show headlined by comedian Dick Gregory to raise bail for jailed demonstrators. National Guard commander Brig Gen George Gelston halted rallies for 10 days as Gov Tawes asks federal troop options if violence worsens. Guardsmen were injured during clashes in the town's Negro section.
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Cambridge
Dick Gregory
National Guard
Gregory
Stanley Branche
Chester
George M. Gelstan
Gelit Gregory
Govind
Millard Tawes
Milton A. Reckord
Crowd Urges Lynching After Harlem Bar Shooting
A mob outside a Broadway bar shouted for a lynching as Alonzo Cook, 20, was questioned about the holdup murder of Gerald Esmond, 55. Police fought the crowd to escort Cook to a patrol car amid renewed Harlem-area attacks by teens on white residents.
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New Yours
Harlem
Alonzo Cook
Gerald Esmond
Esmond
Cook
Vinegar Hill
Manhattan
Upper West Side
Broadway
L. Carroll Adams
Columbia University
Adams
120Th Street
Riverside Drive
Peace Corps
John Hazzard
Columbia Law School
Morningside Drive
113Th Street
Florida Republicans reject pledged delegates in Goldwater race
Florida GOP rebels reject state delegates pledged to Barry Goldwater, rallying around an unpledged slate as the party debates its presidential path. In Oklahoma, Democrat J. Howard Edmondson loses to George Harris in a runoff for the U.S. Senate nomination. Democrats raise $1 million as President Johnson signals intent to seek another four years. International notes report Nehru’s death at 74 and India’s postindependence leadership. Military wind-down plans for South Vietnam appear shelved. A referee linked to a riot in a Lima secret game remains active in football.
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Washington
Lyndon
Treasury
Johnson
J. Howard Edmondson
Pree Harris
Oklahoma
U.s.senate
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