President Averts Air Walkout Against Pan Am Strike
President Johnson averted a 60 day strike by 12,000 AFL-CIO Transport Workers Union members against Pan American World Airways. He ordered a three member board to report in 30 days, barring strikes for 30 more days after the report. Wages premium pay and health benefits were cited as core issues.
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Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
New York
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
American Airlines
Transport Workers Union
Negotiggors
Famed Times Of London In New Hands
Lord Thomson of Fleet, a Canadian born magnate, gains control of the Times of London and merges it with the Sunday Times into Times Newspapers Ltd owning 85 percent. The papers will operate independently under the new corporation. Edward I. Kotok, 78, ex assistant chief of the US Forest Service, dies in Montana after pioneering forest fire methods.
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Times of London
London
Lord Thomson of
Fleet
Britain
The
Times
Thomson
London Sunday Times
Sunday Times
Daily Times
Times Newspapers Ltd
San Francisco
Edward I. Kotok
United States Forest Service
Missoula
Mont
Kotok
Walnut Creek
Calif
ZIP Code Weeks to Promote October Mailing List Update
Postmaster Richard McLaughlin announced Zip Code Weeks beginning October 10 to encourage residents of Corry and nearby areas to ZIP code missing entries. No names, 9,600 addresses to be updated with blank address cards mailed to residents for return with proper codes. 95 million cards nationwide planned to be distributed during the campaign.
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Axnoyeee
Corry
Richard McLaughlin
Bachan ‘Loth
McLaughlins
Dirt Pile Sparks $13,500 Lawsuit In Cincinnati
John and Frances Diciero sue the University of Cincinnati and contractor Frank Bartello for $13,500 alleging breach of oral agreement after a July project dumped about 20 truckloads of dirt rock clay and shale on their property. They claim removal costs total $19,500 and threaten neighbor damages.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
John Diciero
Frances
Dicieros Friday
University of Cincinnati
Frank Bartello
Dicieros
Bartello
Police seek blue Oldsmobile tied to labor camp shooting
State Police in the tri county area ask for public help locating a blue and white 1954 or 1955 Oldsmobile linked to a Thursday shooting at a labor camp near Mill Village. Phinision Aikens, 33, of Perry Fla, was shot in the left arm just before 9 pm and treated at Union City Memorial Hospital. An occupant of the car is suspected. the vehicle was last seen heading toward Cambridge Springs.
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Tri-County
Feat
Mill Village
Phinision Aikens
Perry
Fla
Union City Memorial Hospital
Aikens
Cambridge Springs
Police Still Search For Link To Valerie Percy's Killer
Kenilworth Illinois police press ahead with leads in the Valerie Percy murder case. Officers review burglaries in the Kenilworth area and question locals who may have seen suspects near the September 18 slaying. Investigators seek connections to other crimes and compare fingerprints with a separate Arizona case.
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Valerie Percy
Kenilworth, Ill
Robert Daley
Kenilworth
U. S
Charles H. Percy
Percy
Daley
Arizona
Kenilrworth
Laura Bernstein
Tempe
Ariz
Three Hurt In Area Highway Mishaps
Corry State Police investigated two separate highway incidents last evening on Route 8. Ellen Maxson, 38, lost control near Hyde Town, injuring her son Dale, 14, with a knee laceration. car damage was about 200 dollars. Phillip Lowe, 16, and two passengers Rita Dearborn, 16, and Mary Schreve, 15, were thrown from a vehicle into a ditch. all were treated and released, with auto damage around 700 dollars.
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Corry
Ellen Maxson
Spartansburg
Hydetown
Dale Lee Maxson
Maxson
Phillip Lowe
Union City
Florida Alarmed By Hurricane's Course
Hurricane Inez barrelled toward the Caribbean and Cuba then veered westward stirring Florida alarm as forecasters considered an all clear. The storm battered Oriente Province in Cuba with winds up to 138 mph, caused widespread destruction, and prompted evacuations of about 123,000 people in Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Caribbean
Cuba
Florida
Oriente
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Bahamas
Havana
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Guadeloupe
Fidel Cristivo Par Scially
Las Villas
Gamaguey
Ciba
AFL-CIO Points Flaws in Pennsylvania Credit Bill
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania AFL-CIO urged the House to oppose Senate amendments to the credit protection bill saying the revisions create serious defects. The House approved the bill in June and sent it to the Senate which made revisions before passage. The AFL-CIO said the Senate did not include a provision to cover out-of-state merchants doing business in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio
Senate
House
Rise
AFL - Cio
Warren Pushes To Protect Juries From Publicity
Washington AP Chief Justice Warren says a 12 judge committee led by Judge Kaufman is reviewing guidelines to shield juries from publicity and may explore data processing for court admin. The study stems from Sheppard case concerns about an unfair trial due to virulent publicity. Leo Allen, 81, is reported dead in a Pittsburgh Hill District fire.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Warren
Irving R. Kaufman
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland Osteopath
Seven Mafia Chiefs Testify Before Queens Grand Jury
Seven alleged underworld chieftains appeared before a Queens grand jury and mostly gave names and addresses. Five of the seven returned to the La Stella restaurant in Forest Hills during lunch recess, where police disrupted a meal last week. The men are part of 13 mafia overlords seized on Sept. 22 and held in $100,000 bail as material witnesses in a probe of syndicated crime. Santo Trafficante and Carlos Marcello are named among the figures in Senate files.
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la Stella
Forest Hills
Santo Trafficante
Senate
Cosa Nostra
Florida
Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
South
Kickoff Set for United Fund Drive in Corry 1966
The United Fund of the Corry Area launches its 1966 drive with two divisional kickoff luncheons at the Hotel Corry. The Industry Division led by William Masler Jr. meets at noon, with Busi ness and Service Divisions meeting at 7 p.m. Chairs plus captains field teams to recruit contributors and sign up donors under Gene Bloom’s direction. Dale Carlson of American City Bureau will attend.
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United Fund of
Clifford Buesink
Stewart
Doc) Long
Hotel Corry
Buesink
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Olin
Ace) Bracken
James Allyn
Long
Richard Mountain
James St.George
Richard Pulling
Gene Bloom
Dale Carlson
American City Bureau
Beaver
United Fund
Corry
Kathryn Connors Estate Inventory Totals $112,318
An estate inventory for the late Kathryn Connors lists total assets at $112,318 filed at the Erie County courthouse. The bulk of the estate after personal bequests goes to St. Thomas' Church, where she was a longtime member, with the residence at 110 West Frederick Street mentioned in records.
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Kathryn Connors
West Frederick Street
Erie County
St. Thomas’ Church
Welfare Court Stops Hospital From Releasing North Clymer Tot
Corry Memorial Hospital cannot discharge Wilgena Boozel 2 to her parents while the welfare department investigates alleged neglect after Rae Mona Boozel 6 died of pneumonia following a sleepless night in a family car. The judge ordered the stay as officials probe possible neglect links. Wilgena remains hospitalized, Rae Mona is buried, and the whereabouts of a younger brother are unclear.
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Chautauqua County Welfare Department
Corry Memorial Hospital
North Clymer
Wilgena Boozel
Willis Boozel
Samuel E. Antrim
Rae Mona
Welfare Department
Mayville
Stanley Patersky
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
McKinley Phillips
Chautauqua County Court
Wilgena
West Mina
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26Th Marines
Rines
Viet Nam
Eric Fleming
Lima
Peru
Fleming
Tingo Maria
Santa Paula
Putnamville
Ind
William H. Richardson Jr
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Vid Mumbaugh
Miss Bernstein
Arizona State University
California
Valerie
Sharon
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Fidel Castro
U.S
Pittsburgh
Leo Allen
Hill District
Queens
Clymer
California National Guard
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