Absentees to vote twice as ballots printed again
Erie County commissioners cut meetings to once weekly to accelerate budget and tax timelines. They aim to start 1966 budget hearings November 15 and finish by December, with tax notices in by January. Absentee ballots printed duplicate due to an error in Barber’s listing, risking some voters’ ballots being counted only once.
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Erie County
Louis Rzymek
Elections Board
John McLaughlin
Thomas Barber
Barber
Ed Carney
Lindley McClelland
Carney
McClelland
Volcano Eruption Douses Towns With Rocks and Ash
Pacaya volcano in Guatemala erupted last night sending rocks and ash over Amatitlan and surrounding towns. No immediate casualties reported but residents faced ash cover and evacuation pleas from authorities and police.
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Guatemala
Pacaya
Amatitlan
Four year old bicyclist injured in Route 6 crash near Union City
A four year old Union City area bicyclist was struck by a car on Route 6 about five pm yesterday, and listed in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital. Robert Behan, 4, suffers a fractured left leg, ribs, possible concussion and internal injuries. Calvin Walker, 40, of Corry, was driving eastbound behind another auto when the cyclist swerved. Walker skidded and hit the bike. car damage about ten dollars, bike five.
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Union City Area
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert Behan
Richard Wargo
Behan
Calvin Walker
Corry
Walker
Possible Shastri U.S. visit after December 10
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri may visit the United States after December 10. India’s Railways Minister S. K. Patil told Secretary Dean Rusk that the visit timing depends on the President’s health.
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U.S
Washington
Lal Bahadur Shastri
United States
S. K. Patil
India
Dean Rusk
Clarion Joins Tionesta With Flags Flying
Clarion will be the first Clarion County community to officially join Tionesta in demonstrating U.S. policy in Viet Nam by flying the American flag. Residents and businessmen start the flag display Friday, an action initiated by the American Legion with support from the Chamber of Commerce.
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Clarion
Tionesta
U.S
Viet Nam
Clarion County
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Rotarians Prepare Letters to Viet Nam Servicemen
Corry Rotary Club launched Letters to Viet Nam GIs, asking four of eighteen local service members to receive letters. Craig Hyer led the effort at a luncheon, with Rotarians inviting other residents to write and mail letters next Tuesday. Names and addresses of local soldiers, marines, and airmen were compiled for outreach to boost hometown support.
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Corry
Tiay
Craig Hyer
Hotel
Hyer
Viet Nam
Pic
Raymond L. Ball
USMC
Hd. Birg
12Th Marines
Mar
FMP
c/o FPO
San Francisco
Pfe
Gerald EB. Ayers
Gaeo Cali
Calif
Paul G. Dwyer
Army
Drawer
APO
Donald H. Higby
Ranger
Godanka
Orville RE. Huff
Cav
Air
Gerald L- Morris
Co. A
Amtrac
4Th Marines
Reinf
3Rd Marine Div
FMF
FPO
Randall W. Krone
Usmc, Supply Co
FLSG
Edward “C
Linski
Co.c
Eng
Wm. Clark
Sth Arty
Refugee Miner Flies East German Border Barrier
A 28-year-old East German miner fled east to west Germany yesterday, slipping through barbed wire and 25 communist bullets. He jumped onto a car bumper at the border, and the driver drove him to safety in West Germany.
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East Germany
Goettingen
Germany
West Germany
Tug boat escorts through towns to Allegheny River
A 20 ton, 16 by 40 foot tug rolled through Corr y under State Police escort. The unusually wide craft, hauled from Buffalo, N Y, will be used by Warren Sand and Gravel to move its dredge and barges on the Allegheny River.
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Corry
North East
Warren
Allegheny River
Buffalo
The
Gravel Company
Journal
Johnston
Protests in U S May Push War Exit Says Hanoi
North Viet Nam's leaders, quoted by informants, believe U S antiwar protests force Washington to quit the Viet Nam conflict. Observers note Hanoi views U S dissent as a sign Johnson may lose support, while U S officials downplay the protests as a small fraction of Americans.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
America
Johnson
North
France
Indochina
Milk Rebates Fines Total $51 400 Across 11 Dealers
Harrisburg AP The state Milk Control Commission fined 11 dealers ten from Erie and one from Pittsburgh a total of 514 400 for illegal rebate transactions. Investigations by the commission and the state Justice Department followed hearings. Penalties have now been imposed on 30 dealers.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Erie
Pittsburgh
Commission
State Justice Department
Fofators
Penne Keystone Dairy Burgh
Colvin Dairy
Erie Dairyland, Inc
Golden Crown Dairy
Golden Glow Dairy
Mealow Brook Dairy
North East Dairy Co
Sanitary Farms Dairy, Inc
Schruers Dairy
Sterling Milk, Inc
Yaple's Dairy, Inc
Body Of Pa Man Found In Desert Near Las Vegas
Deputies found 21 year old David T. Cotham of McKeesport, Pa., dead in the desert 30 miles southwest of Las Vegas after an abducted and killed case tied to Earl H. Peppers, 20, arrested for auto theft. Cotham had .22 caliber gunshot wounds to head and chest, body found in mesquite clumps after an intensive search.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Deene County
David T. Cotham
McKeesport
Anaheim
Calif
Earl H. Peppers
Peppers
Cotham
Actors Confined To Hospital
AP reports Ed Sullivan William Holden and Desi Arnaz are confined at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for tests and observation. Sullivan, host of his TV show, entered Sunday with gastroenteritis. Holden checked in Monday with an undiagnosed fever. Arnaz is hospitalized for cholecystitis with a hospital spokesman noting possible bypass surgery.
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Mullywuul
Ed Sullivan
William Holden
Desijaz
Cedars of Lebanon
Sullivan
Holden
Arnaz
Araz
John Glenn Ends European Goodwill Tour in Lisbon
American astronaut John Glenn wraps up his European goodwill tour with a stop in Lisbon before flying to New York tonight with his wife.
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Glenn
Lisbon
John Glenn
New York
Files Suit After Boss Says She Stole $10 Cash
Erle Mae A Bardwell of Waterford filed suit in Erie County court against former employer Thomas Reddinger co owner and manager of Village Dairy Store in Erie alleging false theft accusation. Bardwell seeks damages of 2000 and 1000 punitive for reputational harm and job prospects damaged after Reddinger accused her of stealing ten dollars on October 11 in front of staff and customers and demanded repayment.
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Erle — Mae A. Bardwell
Waterford
Erie
Thomas Reddinger
Bardwell
Reddinger
Philippine airliner crash kills man at air force barracks
A twin engine Philippine airliner crashed into a Philippine air force barracks today killing one Filipino passenger and injuring 43 others. An airline official announced the casualty toll and ongoing investigations.
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Manila
Philippine Air Force
Jaten Today
Service For 12 Nab Erie Man Carrying Booze and Silverware
Harry Chapman of Erie was fined $2 plus $9 costs on a drunkenness charge by Alderman Bachomer after being picked up at the Erie-Lackawanna station. Police found a manila envelope with knives, forks, and spoons and Chapman claimed he traded thread for the silverware. Police said no proof of theft or missing silverware yet, and Chapman was sent to Erie County jail for five days due to lack of funds. The silverware is cheap Japanese stainless ware and plate.
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Harry Chapman
Erie
Norbert Bachomer
Erie-Lackawanna
Chapman
Frank Carnegie
Bachomer
Erie County
Carnegie
West Virginia
Evie
Fat Profit For Owner Scandal May Hit County Park Purchase
Allegations of a pending scandal involve public funds and a secret deal to buy 210 acres off Route 89 between Wattaburg and North East. Erie man Joseph Luciano, owner of Sterling Enterprises, stands to gain about 16 000 from a 4 000 land investment. the donor remains anonymous. County records show the land, owned since 1961, carries an appraisal around 5 260 with taxes based on 1 920 assessment. parks director Pete Russo defends the purchase saying the owner proposed the idea and two appraisals support a fair price.
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Erie
County Parks. and Recreation Board
Parks’ Development Group
Route 89
Wattaburg
North East
Project 70
Pete Russo
Russo
Joseph Luciano
Bob West
Lemon
Sterling Enterprises
Luciano
Parks Board
Richard Nichols
Bee
Mead Park crackdown on night racing and park upgrades
Mead Park Association moves to curb youth motor racing after evening disturbances damaging grass. One license plate turned in, patrols increased. Board notes ice skating season plans, unnamed new pavilion, Erie County grant of 1500 dollars, and a nearly finished Nichols Lodge bridge overlooking the park. Attendees included Walter Auer, B Walter Sweet, Richard Rossbacher, Walter Windahl, Howard McMullin, Hazel Merker, David Nichols, Harry Blount, David Johnson, George Taylor, John Tucci, Russell Brant, Estella Wells.
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Mead Park
Mead Park Association
Erie County
Nichols Lodge
John Sweet
Walter Auer
Walter Sweet
Richard Rossbacher
Walter Windahl
Howard McMullin
Committee boosts road probe fund to fifty thousand
Harrisburg The House Appropriations Committee yesterday increased for 5000 to 50000 dollars a proposed appropriation for a legislative investigation of alleged faulty construction of the Erie County Thruway. The amended bill was sent to the floor but action cannot occur for at least two weeks due to a House recess until November 8.
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Harrisburg
House Appropriations Committee
Erie County Thruway
House
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South Center Street
Bam
County Eyes
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Boss
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