Paragraf Po Reports Erie City Council Actions
Donald Skinner of West Tigh Street Union City underwent major surgery at Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Mrs Skinner, formerly Maxine Bennink of Corry, is reported in satisfactory condition. The Council agreed to inform Erle Auditors that Mayer Bros Inc still owes $938 but will withhold payment until negotiations over curbing White Street backfill work. David Dobson authorized to negotiate. Also notes Hare Creek Beagle Club meeting and police incidents including missing license plate and car keys. Channel 41 activation plans involve George Townsend with a review to set up the station economically. Voter registration opens December 5 in Erie for the May primary. district redivision may adjust polling places to 144 across counties. Airport authority seeks road lowering project costing up to $650,000 for four lanes.
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Donald Skinner
West ‘Tigh Street
Union City
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
Skinner
Maxine Bennink
Corry
Herbert W. Appleby and Co. Erle
Mayer Bros. Innstruction Co
Erie
Mayer
White Street
Mayer Bros
David—dobson
New Parking Plans Get OK
The city approves a two hour meter plan for busy arteries including Center Street and East Park Place with 10 hour meters to follow. Park Street will host 25 meters split between two and 10 hour types and short term meters will rise to 3 cents for 15 minutes. Complete meter locations and color coding will be published in The Journal before start.
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Center Street
East Park Place
North Center Street
Park Street
Maple Avenue
Corry Savings and Loan
General Telephone Co
Shamburg
Municipal
Western Auto
North Center ‘Street
Clinton
East Main Street
Blues Win Two Swimming Meets at YMCA
Blues beat Yellows 39 25 and Grays 38 36 in girls intramural swimming at the YMCA. Saturday placers included Becky Bulard with three firsts and Laura Necker with one, while Debbie Piccard led the Yellows with two firsts.
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LOE Daves Oil LN
jUceNa HF
YMCA
Yellows
Grays
Becky Bulard
Laura Necker
Karol Kelsey
Mary Migliaccio
Robin Jolley
Debbie Piccard
Scranton Disturbed By Goldwater Delegates Move
In Washington Sen. Barry Goldwater refused to curb supporters entering Pennsylvania delegates for the April 2 GOP primary. Gov. William Scranton, alarmed by the blossoming bid, plans a Wednesday meeting to push unity and discourage a dark horse slate. Goldwater declines to commit to running. supporters may enter and may withdraw with notice before the March 10 New Hampshire primary.
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Washington
Afi
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
Gallwater
Scranton
San Francisco
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Polly Bergen Plays First Woman President In Politics Insight
Washington AP reports actress Polly Bergen portraying the first woman U S president in her new movie. At a luncheon of the Saints and Sinners circus group she quipped that politics equals stage acting. Senator Barry Goldwater sat nearby, nodding in agreement.
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Washington
Polly Bergen
United States
Polly
Saints and Sinners
Barry Goldwater
Local Track Meet Results Highlight Crowell and Peebles
Barb Crowell took second and third place in the sprint events while Peebie Peebles earned runner up and third in related finals, contributing to a compact meet showing.
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Ond
Barb Crowell
Peebie Peebles
Farmers Demand Respect for Private Lands in Hunting Contests
A Spartansburg area farmer group called United Farmers decries trespassing by sportsmen on posted private lands. They accuse Game Commission education efforts of failing and vow to prosecute trespassers to enforce private property rights.
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The
Game Commission
Farny
Epen
Spartansburg
United Farmers
Kennedy Seeks Castro Ouster and Cuban Reform
Kennedy argues Cuban sovereignty must be shaped by the Cuban people free from foreign imperialism and warns that any future Castro takeover would trigger U S aid to deter external communist influence. He asserts readiness to assist governments facing such threats in Latin America.
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Caribbean
Tie
United States
Cuba
Hose
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Union Drives Voting Rights Fight Across States
The CIO announced a grassroots push to enroll millions of union members in backing pro labor candidates. It denounced restrictive registration laws and purges, naming New York and Michigan as examples, and urged clerks to guard voting access while opposing voter literacy tests.
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New York
CIO
Organized Labor
Apl-Cio
South
Afl-Cio
George M. Romney
Michigan
Romney
Rene
U.N
EB. Stevenson
Labor
United States
A. Philip Randolph
George Meany
Meany
White Citizens Councils
Sen
James C. Eastland
D-Migs
Abil-Cio
Cash flow surges in corporate profits drive year end payouts
The fairly lush flow of cash through corporate filly is one of the main reasons business executives are confident. Cash flow, defined as retained earnings plus depreciation, exceeds profits after tax and funds larger year end dividends. Total cash on hand and liquid assets reach 74 billion, supporting nest eggs and resilient outlooks amid relief on depreciation rules.
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New York
Peasons
Congress
Key Club Lighting Drive Aims To Deck Main Street
Key Club members plan a lighting drive to raise at least 1300 for holiday decorations on Center Street, Main Street, and First Avenue. A council grant of 50 funds the start, with additional donations pledged. volunteers will carry club cards and city permits, while Explorer Scout Post 85 offers support to ensure proper identification and guard against uncredentialed solicitations.
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Mann Um
Center Street
Main Street
First Avenue
Chase
Explorer Scout Post 85
Corry
Republicans rush final vote on penny a change plan
In Harrisburg Senate Republicans push for a Wednesday final vote on their reapportionment plan amid Democratic calls for public hearings. Leader Berger aims to settle intra party differences by today or tomorrow as the bill advances to amendments and a likely final argument.
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Harrisburg
Senate
James 8. Berger
A.m
House
Philadelphia
Benjamin R. Donolow
Attorney General
Martin J. Silvert
General Assembly
Youth Groups Prepare Courageous College Try
Two youth groups appear set to give it the old college try as they brace for a challenging venture. Readers may expect spirited effort and communal support from both sides in this local effort to push forward.
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