Columbus Dam optimism after luncheon and site checks
At Bea's Steak House and on site visits, a Columbus Dam plan gains momentum. The General State Authority authorized an engineering survey with test borings to begin next week and about $450 000 allocated for the project under Fish Commission oversight.
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Columbus Dam
Bea's
General State Authority
GSA
Fish Commission
Columbus
Joseph Goldstein
Warren
Goldstein
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry
Hiss State House of Representatives
S. A
Doe) Long
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Frank Dodd
James Curtis
J. H. Neilan
Somerset, Pa
Mailing 41 Back Tax Notices Complete in City
Delinquent school tax collector R Elwin Fuller said the job of mailing notices for 41 delinquent properties with back taxes totaling 15000 dollars was completed. Notices were sent in four wards: First Ward nine, Second Ward four, Third Ward thirteen, Fourth Ward fifteen.
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R. Elwin Fuller
Fuller
Johnson vows war on waste in campaign swing
President Johnson bids for votes in the Northeast with stops in Dover and Wilmington Delaware and a Madison Square Garden rally as he backs Democratic Gov. Elbert Carvel for the Senate. He targets waste in government spending and war economies, linking the effort to broader 1964 campaign strategy.
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Dover
Del
Johnson
Wilmington
New York
Nassau
Madison Square Garden
Delaware
Elbert N. Carvel
Senate
John J. Williams
Williams
Bobby Baker
Midwest
Chicago
Madison Street
Goldwater Seeks Final 80,000 Mile Campaign Swing
Sen. Barry Goldwater moves through a grueling last campaign leg across the South and West. He dismisses polls as misleading, notes favorable issue sampling, and plans rallies in Phoenix San Antonio and a televised finale in Columbia South Carolina. A refueling truck ran dry in Cheyenne and a helicopter flashed a provocative sign in Los Angeles as Republicans push toward election day.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizonia
Phoe
San Antonio
Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Columbia
S.C
Cheyenne
Wyo
Los Angeles
Las
Council-Manager Plan Sees Wide Adoption in Pennsylvania Cities
The council-manager system, now popular nationwide, places an elected policy council and a professionally appointed city manager. The manager, hired by the council and fired by it, implements laws, oversees operations, and contracts for the city while the mayor holds largely ceremonial duties. The system aims for efficient governance with clear separation of policy and administration.
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Pennsylvania
AGH! Boars
Ies
Manaer
Couneil Pind
Council
Colneil
Pack Up Voting Machines at Curry Area High
Students at Curry Area High School conducted a mock vote supervised by two senior class advisers. About 1,300 students voted on president governor and congress, producing a mix of close results and reflecting parental political chatter in the school.
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Priesday
Curry Area
Sem
Hugh Scott
F. Lowe Edwards
Peed Schwab
Donald Antrim
Edward Kinley
Swarthmore High pupil charged after Halloween stabbing death
In Swarthmore Pennsylvania two teenage groups clashed during Halloween. Edminad Ted Jones 14 died after a stabbing. Richard DeMoll 16 was wounded. Roger W Darling 16 was charged with homicide. The incident began on the Jones lawn with pumpkins and water balloons.
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Owarthmore, Pa
Edminad
Ted) Jones
Chester
Richard DeMoll
Philadelphia
Roger W. Darling
Swarthmore High School
Darling
Jones
Elmer Zebley
Erdpepeynyd
Zebley
Jones Lawn
Collision Kills York Woman in Adams County Crash
A wreck at Routes 244 and 15 in Adams County last night killed Virginia Blouse, 50, of York. Police report a fatal intersection collision after the incident at Heidlersburg.
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Heidlersburg
Adams County
Virginia Blouse
York
Six Airmen Die in Transport Plane Collision Near Augusta
Six Army airmen were killed when two Army transport planes collided during maneuvers in the Carolinas and Georgia. The planes from the 16th Air Brigade were near Augusta when they crashed after takeoff from a temporary field. Official reports say six bodies recovered with kin notification pending.
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Augusta
16Th Air A Brigaeth
Benuting
Ft.son
D.C
Carolinas
Georgia
Army
Leos
Visany Sath Vliwae
Jae
Ashe Cuntil
Hee Huy Phongeld
Pele Hui
Stati Ok
Audusta
Luis Werhuriaps
Hite Seah
Geori State
Ani’ Walker
How to Split Your Ticket With Voting Machine Pointers
Voters are urged to understand the voting machine as a mechanical device. By scanning the ballot and turning down pointers above candidate names, the vote is not cast until the overhead lever opens the curtain. Until then, pointers can be adjusted.
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U.S
Cars Crash in Erie County Leaving Two Drivers Uninjured
Corry state Police substation investigated two auto crashes causing 1600 dollars in property damage with no injuries. Donald D Hopson 20 failed to negotiate a left curve on the Corry Wattsburg road and struck a utility pole causing 700 dollars damage. Donald Straite 16 lost control east of Corry and Spartansburg, car overturned for about 1000 dollars damage.
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Corry
George Martin
Wattsburg
Donald D. Hopson
Corry-Wattsburg
Walter Krupa
Donald Straite
Spar_fansburg
Spartansburg
William Kate
Straite
Inspection leads to pistol draw during monthly trooper meeting
A report from yesterday describes Captain Wuwer Caius and a state police officer drawing a pistol during the monthly inspection and order drill. The event, held in a designated training hall, involved members of the Troop BE covering Erie Crawford Venango counties.
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Wuwer Caius
Pennsylvania
Tesper
Rhett
Erie
Crawford
Veningg
Early Mailing Urged For Holiday Season At Corry Post Office
The Corry Post Office announces a record Christmas mailing season with emphasis on early mailing of greeting cards and gifts. Postmaster Richard McLaughlin urges distant senders to mail foreign parcels by November 1 and surface mail to Alaska and Hawaii by December 1 to arrive before Christmas. The notice promotes first class mail for greetings, use of Zip Codes, air mail for distant parcels, and special handling for late season deliveries.
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Ofnerals
Uuce Department
Plas
Corry
Richard McLaughlin
Alaska
Hawaii
Corty
McLaughlin
Scouts and Chamber Urge Voter Turnout in Corry
Explorer Post 85 of Corry distributed flyers urging polling, joined by Corry Chamber of Commerce and Troop 857 at Wright School and a letter from Chamber President C. Conrad Monroe. They call on business and professional residents to boost civic participation for Tuesday's election.
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Wnat
Explorer Scout Post 85
Corry
Corry Chamber of Commerce and Gilet
Wright
Chamber
C. Conrad’ Monroe
Vitor
Tromp
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Nasser
United Arab Republic
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Oribe
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