Insurance Aides Urge Split Of City Insurance Role
Three local general insurance agents urged the City Council to divide the city's insurance program among four agents. They argued the current system is hit or miss and that a four way split would improve coverage and commission dynamics. They noted the Rossbacher Agency has most of the commissions and hinted at adding a liability policy not previously carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embert Earle
Jerome Davis
Leo Dolan
Council
Rossbacher Agency
Earle
John
Davis
Dolan
North East Firm Low In Truck Bid On Corry School Purchase
A North East GM dealer submitted the low bid of 29400 for a plow-equipped truck, beating Cliffs Buesink and Marsh's Plaza bids. The bid uses 2496 toward the 2500 purchase with 1996 from a driver training car repurchase and 500 from maintenance funds. The Joint Committee approved the purchase 7 to 2 amid budget concerns. Title I money of 131000 may be available for three districts if they merge plans to aid poor students.
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North East
General Motors
Corry Area
Blystone
Cliffs Buesink
Corry
Marsh
Toneat
Wallace Garage
Jointure
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Deinture
Charles Kennedy
Kafferlin
Joint Committee
Merlin
P Ceed Prospec
Uncle Sam
Thomas R. Shupe
Corry Board
Shupe
Union City Area —Jointure
Sparta
Erie County
Union City Jointure
Corry Jointure
Washington
Memorial coin echoes 1381 date amid 1964 mint
A chaotic fragment reports a rare coin tied to the date 1381 and connected to 1964 minting following an assassination. The piece oddly knits political tragedy with a bank robbery at the Citizens and Southern Bank, totaling $9,000 in a third-robbery-at-the-branch incident this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
John F. Kennedy
Citizens and Southern Bank
Council Seeks Fire Truck Driver After Appointment Falls Through
Council still seeks a fire truck driver after Robert Garfield declined due to business concerns. Ray Weber urged advertising again, citing city benefits and a planned second driver in next year’s budget. A rotating schedule considered would reduce the day shift to 50 hours and night shift to five 14 hour periods per week. Respective pay provisions would appear in the 1966 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Garfield
Garfield Plumbing
First Avenue
Garfield
Ray Weber
Council
Weber
Pittsburgh Man Held After East Liberty Fight Death
A Pittsburgh man was held today in connection with the death of Thomas Ryan 59 of East Liberty who died Saturday night during a scuffle. Eros Jon 39 surrendered and was charged with murder. Ryan died from head injuries after a fall against a curb in the fight.
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Fin9purgh
Pittsburgh
Thomas Ryan
East Liberty
Eros Jon
Ryan
Johnson signs flood aid bill before adjournment
President Johnson signed a late ocean of measures before adjournment including a special federal aid package for Hurricane Betsy victims. The bill allows disaster loans up to 1800 dollars and waives repayments, with funds from SBA and Agriculture Department. Officials say action prevents any measure from dying by pocket veto.
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Johnet
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Agriculture Department
Department of For and Urban de Asesise
Anti War Protester Sets Self Afire Outside UN
A 22 year old man identified as Ho er A La Porte set fire to himself near the United Nations Building in New York. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital in critical condition with burns over his body. He claimed the act was a religious protest and said he did it because I am anti war.
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New York
United Nations
Ho Er A la Porte
New York City
la Porte
Bellovue Hospital
Catholic Workers
Norman R. Morrison
Baltimore
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Nam
First Avenue
2Nd Street
U.N
Mildred la Porte
Utrcca
N.Y
Aluminum price dispute fuels Washington debate
Government moves to cut a 200000 ton aluminum stockpile spurs sharp debate on price increases. Treasury Secretary Fowler warns of disturbing price signals while industry leaders defend rising prices as noninflationary. Senate and House members split, with Symington backing the administration and critics accusing Johnson of overreach during ongoing deliberations.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Reynolds Metals Co
J. H. McConnell
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Robert P. Getholz
Tom R. van Sickle
Young
Republican National Federaton
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
House
Stuart Symington
Senate
Missouri
Fowler
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson City
Texas
Bill M. D
Plane Crash Kills Widely Read 58 Four Survive Near Cincinnati
A three engine Boeing 727 of American Airlines crashed in a storm near Cincinnati while approaching the runway. Fifty eight killed, four survived. one died in hospital. Five people were thrown clear. investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board began examining the wreckage. Survivors include Elmer Weekley of Saratoga.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pour
American Airlines
William Wilkerson
Kentucky
Civil Aeronautics Board
New York City
Ralph Sprague
Gilbert Dolewick
J. P. Dolwick
Dolwick
Elmer Weekley
Saratoga
Eisenhower Hospitalized at Fort Gordon Under Oxygen Tent
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, was hospitalized at Fort Gordon Army Hospital with chest pains and placed in an oxygen tent as a precaution. Heart specialists treated him, with Dr. Thomas Mattingly flying in from Washington. Mrs Eisenhower and their son stayed by his side.
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FT. Gordon
Eisenhower
Thomas Mattingly
Washington
Augusta
Mattingly
Army
Split in Pennsylvania lawmakers over milk control repeal
In Harrisburg a rift appeared as Sen William J Lane and Rep Harry Markevitz unveiled separate repeal strategies for price fixing in PA milk. Markevitz calls for abolishing the commission and a milk administration bureau while Lane seeks a full repeal and a milk stabilization law. McGregor supports Markevitz, Staisey backs Lane, with both sides seeking a unified plan from a vowing meeting.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
William J. Lane
Washington
Harry Markevitz
Allegheny
Markovitz
Lane
Bureau of Milk Administration
Department of Agriculture
Markovita
Jack E. McGregor
R-Allegheny
Leonard C. Staisey
D-Allegheny
Change Policy In Asia No 17 Year Olds
Secretary McNamara bans 17 year old servicemen from duty in South Viet Nam effective immediately. Sea duty off Viet Nam unaffected. Overseas duties for 17 year olds elsewhere remain. Minimum age in South Viet Nam set at 13 with reassignment for those 17 now destined for Viet Nam. Estimates show fewer than 1 percent of 148,380 in Viet Nam are 17-year-olds.
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Washingson
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Bliss to be released from Albuquerque hospital today
Ray Bliss, 57, chairman of the Republican National Committee, was hospitalized last Friday for chest pains but doctors found no heart trouble. He would check into an Albuquerque hotel for a few days of rest before returning home to Akron, Ohio.
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Bliss
Albuquerque
N.M
Ray
Republican National Committee
Akron
Ohio
Three Cars In Crashes Damage Pole And Vehicles
Sity police investigated two crashes last night. Mrs. Beriah Gray, 27, slid into a utility pole on First avenue near West Pleasant, causing front end damage to her car and breaking the pole. Barry Allen, 18, said his car hit Nancy King’s car from behind on the curve from East Washington to Wayne street. no damage estimates were given for either vehicle.
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Sity
Beriah Gray
West Main Street
First Avenue
West Pleasant
Nancy King
R. D
Corry
King
Allen
Mead Avenue
State Police Sponsor Explorer Post For Youths In Corry
Corry State Police substation and Troop E headquarters will sponsor an Explorer Post for boys 14 to 18 with theme Law Enforcement. Cpl Wenner will be post advisor and Trooper Pass associate advisor. kickoff at Corry Area High School tomorrow. Community support from officials VFW and local groups noted. program links to future law enforcement careers.
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Corry
Troop E
Lawrence Park
Frank Grice
Cpl
James Wenner
Edward Pass
Paul Sita
John Evanko
Richard Wargo
Elmer Schifko
Albert Vota
Corry Area High School
Wenner
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