Oilmen Oppose Hike In Warren Oil Assessments
Warren County commissioners heard 14 oil producers protesting a September approved increase to oil market value. Quaker State represented about 3,000 wells claiming higher taxes could force shutdowns, while officials pressed for possible court action or legislative relief.
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Warren
D. H. Lay
Lewis L. Crippen
Blaine M. Mead
Chauncey Gray
Quaker State
Gray
Lay
Mead
Warren County
Crippen
Alexander King dies at 66 in New York
New York author and artist Alexander King died of a heart attack in his Manhattan apartment. He appeared on Today to promote his fifth book Rich Man Poor Man Freud and Fruit and had become a television celebrity after Mine Enemy Grows Older. He is survived by his widow Margie and two sons Robin and Marvin.
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Erie
Methodist Church
Grace Church
Meadville
David J. Wynne
Pittsburgh
Paul V. Chaffee
R.D. 4
Union City
Western Pennsylvania Conference Board of
Wynne
Chaffee
Free Masonry
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
New York
Alexander King
King
Manhattan
Lenox Hill Hospital
Freud
Jung
Jack Paar
Paar
Margie
Robin
Mervin
Johnson seeks civil rights push with color blind schools
President Johnson urges dismantling discrimination across all aid programs and tasks the Civil Rights Commission to focus on race and education nationwide. He calls for a firm fact base to guide local and state school systems toward color blind policies while urging Black leaders to mobilize and vote.
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Johnson
Civil Rights Commission
Congress
To Expand Scouting In Corry Area
A Monday meeting of Boy Scout leaders and officials discussed bringing the Breakthrough for Youth program to Corry area boys and families. Richard Albrecht and other district leaders outlined benefits from Cub Scout to Explorer, with invitations to join local units as plans target eight groups.
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Corry Area
Cub Scout
Boy Scoute
Explorer
Richard Albrecht
Eugene Fuhrer
Harold Dougherty
Fred Duell
Roy McCarthy
Fred Mitchell
Concord
Morton Gross
Wright
Scout Leaders Sought as New Units Form
Local Scout officials urge more leaders for existing and new units. A leadership training session is set for 7:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.
Indians Win $70,200 Suit In Erie Federal Case
The Cornplanter Indians heirs won $70,200 plus interest from the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers in four Cornplanter Grant tracts. Lawyer John H. Stewart argued the government offered about $14,000. one 90 acre tract was valued at $76,000 and 14 acres at $13,000. The verdict followed proceedings before Federal Judge Joseph P. Wilson in Erie.
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Warren
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Marsh Pierce
John H. Stewart
Charles
James Pierce
Vernon Gordon
Erie
Stewart
U.S
Norman Tucker
U. S
James McKenna
Joseph P. Willson
Merger Struggles Delay Corry Jointure Votes and Costs
The Corry Area Jointure faced $28 000 yearly subsidies and $196 000 over seven years if merger passed. In 1962 merger ballots failed as all rural districts rejected the plan despite potential gains. Rural districts incurred $84 000 in costs from delaying elections while Corry avoids added confusion in Erie Crawford plan. Sparta seeks to remain a standalone merged district.
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Corry Area
Corry
Everally
Banda Ja
Erie County
Union City
Sparta
Erie
Crawford County
Pioneer
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Ibs
Walter Caleighe
Torcco
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Betty Crocker
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California
Birds Eye
Bie
Jersey
Va Wu
Endicott
the Fair
Penclec-Office
Kinzua
Willson
Fort LeBoeuf High School
East Waterford
Harry Young
William T. Smith
Eastern Milk Producers Cooperative Assn
Kinne Road
Syracuse, N. Y
Trang
U.S.A
Vince
Caildren
North Center Street
Titusville
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