Erie Labor Council COPEspends for Dem candidates in municipal race
The Erie AFL-CIO Council COPE spent 2558 for Democratic candidates in the November 2 municipal election, with 2020 listed as a contribution. The report was filed by George E. Klemm, its financial secretary. In other items, two Union City men face driver license suspensions, bids for a used snow blower were approved, and city officials discuss downtown Christmas lighting funding. Deer counts on opening day total 58. Behrend Campus receives 7380 state funds matched by 50 50 for three cabinets. a school locker coat theft was reported. and Oil City ninth graders push to preserve a historic railroad tunnel built during Grant era.
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Erie Afl-Cio Council
Committee On Political Education
COPE
George E. Klemm
South Side Junior High
Oil City
Grant
Opening Day Deer Kills Report Details Multiple Hunters
Reports show 14 opening day deer kills with multiple nine point and eight point racks. Notable entries include Marion Tripp with a seven point on West Main extension and Norman D. Mitchell with a near Elgin site and a five point rack. Other hunters listed are Mitchell Coulter Taylor Mulligan Bramagin Wickwire Gatlin Payer Wascak Weber Weber Costello Young among Spartansburg and nearby areas.
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Marion Tripp
King Street
Tripp
West Main Street
Elgin
Norman D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Merle Coulter
George Taylor
East South Street
Fivepoint
Garland
Paul Mulligan
Piccidilli Hill
Ray Bramagin
Mead Avenue
Sandstone Springs
Ira Wickwire
Concord Street
Washington businessman survives holdup with minor injury
Poole, a Washington entrepreneur, reports two gunmen attempted to rob his car after he left a bank. He sped off, the assailants fled, and a shot grazed his thigh while a bullet damaged money and silver inside his vehicle.
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Waoruvuichy
Heribert A. Poole
Washington
Poole
Editor May Be Put To Death in Egypt
Cairo reports that Mustafa Amin, former editor of Akhbar Elyom, faces a death sentence after being charged with passing information to a foreign power. The indictment does not name the country, and Amin was arrested July 21 with US Embassy officials.
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Cairo
Ment
Mustafa Amin
United Arab Republic
Amin
Akhbar Elyom
Iclal
Pennsylvania House OKs Civil Rights Plan Expands Housing Protections
Democratic leaders tentatively approve a civil rights package by Rep. Larry Irvis to broaden Pennsylvania anti discrimination laws, including ending limits on sale or rental of private housing and empowering the Human Relations Commission to file injunctions and investigate racial issues while a highway funding bill advances for a 980 million loan.
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Harrisburg
House
Pennsylvania
Larry Irvis
D-Allegheny
Irvis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
State Highway Commission
Human Relations Commission
Road crashes injure two near Union City and Corry
Daniel Sweeney 53 of Erie lost control on Route 426 near Corry and hit a concrete abutment, with $1,000 damage to his car and a severe scalp wound. Florence Peterson 53 of Union City slid on Route 97, collided with Angelo Ferrari 47 of Eric, and was hospitalized with multiple bruises. Damage totals $1,425. Bruce Taylor Odell, named as a Central Intelligence agent, was released and has since left Egypt.
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Union City
Deitz Auto
Daniel Sweeney
Erie
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Florence Peterson
Angelo Ferrari
Eric
Peterson
Union City Hospital
Bruce Taylor Odell
Odell
Central Intelligence
Egypt
Was There Conspiracy To Call FBI Informer In Liuzzo Trial
In Montgomery Alabama prosecutors weighed calling Gary Rowe an FBI informer to testify in the Liuzzo civil rights murder case. The three Klansmen faced federal charges and state counts. Wilkins was tried and acquitted in state court. Rowe’s future testimony remained uncertain as details surfaced about the night Liuzzo was killed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
FBI
John Doar
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Rowe
Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Fairfield
Eugene ‘Thomas
William Orville Eaton
Bessemer
Art Hanes
Birmingham
Wilkins
Hayneville
Eaton
Thomas
Anthony Enue
Teamsters Union
Frank Johnson Jr
Teens Hospitalized After Antifreeze Drinking Incident
Five teenagers were hospitalized after drinking antifreeze solution following a Saturday dance in Kingston and Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Two youths, ages 17 and 19, remained in guarded condition at Gelsinger Medical Center in Danville after transfer from Nesbitt Memorial. Three others, including two Dallas Township brothers and a 15 year old Kingston girl, were treated at Nesbitt. Police withheld names and note the bottle’s contents were antifreeze used as a deicer rather than wine.
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Wilkes-Barre
Gelsinger Medical Center
Danville
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital
Kingston
Dallas Township
Nesbitt Hospital
Fire Hose On Disaster Ship Was Cut
The Yarmouth Castle disaster board heard testimony that a fire hose was mysteriously cut. The second officer said the severed hose was the first he tried to use to fight the flames as questions about the blaze’s source grew. Chief engineer George Vazeos testified of strange light colored flames observed earlier.
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Miami, Fla
Yarmouth Castle
Panigiotistus
Coast Guard
Miami
Nassau
Bahamas
George Vazeos
Lake Arthur Dam to Create Large Moraine State Park Lake
Groundbreaking set for Thursday in Butler County marks the start of Lake Arthur Dam construction at Moraine State Park. The 9,225 acre lake will flood Muddy Creek, span eight miles with a 40 mile shoreline, and is planned to complete by September 1967 as a key recreational hub.
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Butler
Lake Arthur
Moraine State Park
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Boy Rescued After Night Lost In Frigid Swamp
Rescue teams found a boy who had wandered a swamp overnight in subfreezing temperatures. Volunteers lit fires for visibility as snow blazed, six hikers earlier walked out to meet four snow buggies and an ambulance taking him to Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gemini 6 and 7 set for rendezvous in space
Cape Kennedy experts credit luck for a possible Gemini 6 and Gemini 7 rendezvous if both launches proceed on schedule. Flight director Christopher Kraft cites three factors: spacecraft performance, checkout readiness, and weather.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Lady Luck
Christopher Kraft
Air Force
Jack Albert
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Kraft
Borman
Lovell
Union Leader Patton to Retire as NFU President
James G. Patton aged 63 announces he will retire next year from the post of president of the National Farmers Union in St. Paul Minnesota. He has led the union through key campaigns and policy efforts.
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ST. Paul, Minn
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Masenaeraen Lh
Major Crime On Increase Across United States in 1965
The FBI reports a five percent rise in major crime during the first nine months of 1965 versus 1964. Urban areas with over a million people show a two percent uptick, while smaller cities and suburbs see higher gains. City-by-city figures for Erie, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Scranton are listed for murder, rape, robbery, assault, burglary, larceny, and auto theft.
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Washington
FBI
United States
Pennsylvania
Erie
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Union Leader Announces March Resignation After 25 Years
A longtime labor union head reveals plans to step down in March after a quarter century in office. He cited the need for renewal and thanked members for their support during his tenure.
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Mers Union
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