Erie Solons Seek End to Indigent Vet Admission Rule
Erie County lawmakers push two bills to change rules for the Soldiers and Sailors Home. One would allow veterans to keep pensions and savings without forfeiting residency. the other would drop General White from home board supervision.
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Harrisburg
Erie County House
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Thomas R. White Jr
Yet Trans
General White
Frank Polaski
Durie
Polaski
Reps
Ford E
O'Dell
R-Erie
Stanley L. Blair
Hrie
Robert E. Bellomini
Erie
Defense chiefs dispute plan to merge guard and reserve units
Stennis and Rep. Bray dispute a Defense Department plan cited by McNamara. They say the move does not merge Guard and Reserve units into a single high priority force, though it shares similarities with last winter’s proposal and stays within statutory authority without further congressional action.
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William G. Bray
R-Ind
Department of Defense
Hebert
Bray
McNamara
Pentagon
Guard
Jones Family to Lead Special Service at Corry First Methodist
Reverend Walter W. Gilliland says four members of the Pittsburgh Jones Family radio team will host a Sunday 7 p m service in Corry. The event features solos duets and Bible readings around a shared theme and ties to the family’s daily radio program A Visit With the Joneses heard on WPIT and WAVL.
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Jones
Pittsburgh
Corry
First Methodist
Walter W. Gilliland
Joneses
WPIT
WAVL
Apollo
Bert L. Jones
Zondervan Victory
Auto insurance hike sparks PA hearings probe
Pennsylvania imposes auto rate increases of 15 to 20 percent as public hearings are held amid criticism of Insurance Commissioner Audrie Kelley. Lawmakers call for oversight while Kelley defends department actions and the need for solvency and uniformity in rates.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Insurance Department
Audrey R. Kelly
Kelly
Sen
Louis Johanson
Johan
Son
Kelley
Johnson
UF Leader Scherzer Heads 1965 United Fund Drive
Scherzer of the Sherwin Williams store chairs the Business Division for the 1965 United Fund campaign guiding a major effort to solicit local businesses across the city.
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Scherzer
Sherwin-Williams
United Fund
Local firms eyed for Lockheed C5A contracts in $2 billion bid
Aero-Lockheed ties raise chances for Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corp and McInnes Steel Co to win subcontract work on the C5A. Raymond’s general manager E W Feldt notes possible sales to a Lockheed subcontractor, while MacInnes Steel could bid on forging tests if invited. Wallace, 77, admitted Wednesday as hospital declined to discuss tests.
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Page One
Aero
Lockheed
Raymond
Associated Spring Corp
Raymond's
E. W. Feldt
Feldt
Titusville Boy Finds Suspect Shell Near School
Calvin Peters of Titusville turned over a suspected 75 millimeter inert training shell found by his son Mark near St Titus School. Pittsburgh Arson Squad expert Paul Thiret said the object bore Japanese or Chinese markings and appeared non American and inert.
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Titusville
Pittsburgh
Calvin Peters
Peters
Paul Thiret
Thiret
Mark Peters
St. Titus
Ajax Installs New Pump At Irvine
Ajax Iron Works installs a 230 horsepower reciprocating pump at Irvine using a Synchro-Load control for the National Forge press system. The unit, designed by Ajax a division of Cooper-Bessemer, supplements water hydraulics powering a horizontal multi directional closed die forging press.
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National Purge Company
Irvine
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Ajax
Cooper-Bessemer Corporation
National Forge
Large Forging Presses Power Local Die Shop
A 4,000 ton press handles up setting in a single unit. A second 2,200 ton press operates at right angles for offset forging. The system supports large diesel engine crankshafts and heavy forging work.
Butler couple ordered to repay $11,139 inheritance loan
Federal judge rules John and Mary Gordon of Butler must repay Veronica Hake $11,139. The couple used a future Buffalo inheritance of $23,000 as collateral for a 1962 loan and failed to repay the funds.
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Pittsburgh
Buffalo, N
Rache F. Marsh Jr
John Gordon
Buffalo
Veronica Hake
Specter Links Back Brace to JFK Fatal Shot
Arlen Specter told the Philadelphia Medical Society that the Warren Commission found the first JFK bullet nonfatal and a second shot struck the president in the head due to a back brace keeping him erect. Specter is the Republican candidate for Philadelphia district attorney.
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JFK
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Arlen Specter
Philadelphia County Medical Society
Specter
Senators Hear Distressing Pollution News
Senators from eight Great Lakes border states were told cleanup would cost about 20 billion dollars over a wide period. H. W. Poston, federal water pollution director for the Great Lakes, said roughly 43 million dollars yearly would be available for sewage treatment under a expanded federal aid program, with Pennsylvania receiving about 7.04 million dollars.
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Washington
Great Lakes
H. W. Poston
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Poston
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflection on how spoken language fades while printed records endure, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting text and the role of newspapers in preserving truth through time.
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Stennis
National
National Guard
Ficcardi’s
Kendall Service
Center and
Washington Streets
Penn’n Auto Insurance
Henry A. Wallace
National Institutes of Health
Wallace
Corry Savings and Loan Specializes
Corry Savings and Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
THE
Corry Journal
West South Street
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