Citizens Bank And Marine Of Erie Merge Vote Approved
Voters in Corry voting for a merger of Citizens Bank and Marine National Bank of Erie. The nine of 29,989 shares supported the merge with 0 dissent. Locally, 10,559 in favor 1,005 against from 12,000 shares. Comptroller approval pending. If approved, new bank capitalized at 3 million dollars with 100,000 shares of ten dollar stock.
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National Bank of Curry
Way
Mmerge
The
Marine Nations
al Bank of Erie
Marine Bank
Danlg
Marine
Walter Peake
Corry
Gurty
Citizens Cony
Marines National Bank
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Marine National Bank of Evie
Hill's Favorite To Food Post Victory by Vrenna as New Administrator
Joan Vrenna of Harborcreek, 24, won a $4,436 administrator post in the Surplus Food Program Sheepstakes, taking over from Raymond H. Martin who resigned after audits revealed discrepancies. Vrenna won over four candidates recommended by Commissioner Louis Rzymek. Hill backed him, Lamberton supported Vrenna, and Raymek abstained. No raise was approved this year, with potential later adjustment.
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Eria
Joan Vrenna
Harborcreek
Raymond H. Martin
Vrenna
Louis Rzymek
Commission
William C. Hill
Martin
Vienna
Hil
Rzymek
Reymek
Democratic Party
Lamberton
Hill
Raymek
Mint explores plan to curb silver dollar hoarding
Washington AP reports the Mint considered stamping a year 4925 die on new silver dollars to discourage collectors from hoarding the 45 million coins planned for 1984. The idea was dropped after the 1995 die was destroyed, ending the scheme to trick collectors into saving fewer coins.
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Washington
Bureau of the Mint
Mint
United States
Wie
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Meadville City Jail Death Probed by State Police
State Police absolve Meadville police of misconduct in the arrest and detention of Robert L. Winn, whose death is recorded as suicide by hanging in the city jail. Winn family vows further inquiry as investigators confer with coroner, pathologist, and witnesses.
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Family Eyes
Meadville
Robert L. Winn
Winn
Joseph Dussin
Criminal Investigation Division
Pennsylvania State Police
Erie
Robert Lawrence Winn
Eler Winn
Lt. Dussin
John Holt
Stephen Winn
Robert
Samuel T. Davis
Daniel Maloney
Wilbur C. ‘Thomas
Mead- Ville
Dussin
Mt.Jorney
Robert L. Walk
Paul Shafer
Set
Kenneth W. Leeper
Ben Jones
Hartisburg
Drivers Return as Schools Resume After Short Strike
AP report from West Deer Two shows bus drivers end one day strike and resume service. Around 4,000 pupils returned to classes after buses operated, while drivers plan to discuss a $1 daily pay increase to $9 with school officials tonight.
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Lelobunuh
West Deer
UAW Presses Ford With Strike Deadline Threat
In Detroit a strike deadline of 10 pm Friday was set by UAW President Walter Reuther over the Ford Motor Co contract talks. Ford offered a near identical package to Chrysler, but wage inequities, rest time, and production standards remain unsettled. Reuther pledged to work long hours to reach a deal and noted a separate Chrysler strike threat amid a historic wage agreement after 54 cents an hour.
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Detroly
Unite! Air Workers Vinton Today &Trike
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Walter BP Routher
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Barry Goldwater Backed by 5 Bolts Dems
South Carolina observers report the Democratic vote in several states will back Barry Goldwater for president. Hl Theimund of South Corona Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi in 1945 as the rights party candidate is expected to announce a revision in a Columbia TV speech at 6 15 p m RST. Thurmond reportedly urged voters to watch history being made as ads claim.
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Solumus
Thiemund
South
Sony
Goldwater
Willermond
South Corona
Louisian
Alabama
Mississippi
Thiles Rights Party
Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Turtwond
Strom Thurmond
Republican Party
Columbia Broadcasting System
Thurmond
Six Crown Bus Plunges Into Canal Killing Farm Labourers
A bus carrying six farm laborers to work plunged into a one foot deep canal southwest of here and disappeared underwater. Six bodies were recovered and a deputy said there may be more as divers from the sheriff and fire departments continued the search. The driver Foley Pinkney of Port Pierce was believed to have been at the wheel and the bus was headed to the OT Peacock ranch for the men’s employment. The wreck’s cause was not immediately known.
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Foley Pinkney
Port Pierce
Peace Corps CAHS Grad Heads to Iran for Service
Cory Area High School graduate Paul C Pirrozzola leaves for Iran as the first CAHS alum sent overseas by the Peace Corps. He will serve as an assistant county agent in Erie County with emphasis on agriculture and farm mechanics. Pirrozzola, the son of Mrs Beattie Gordon of Warren and grandson of Duane Teemley, earned top ratings in initiative and responsibility and excelled in local Purve Farmers of America activities before high school and during intensive Peace Corps training at Utah State University.
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Cory Area
Cahs Urad
Peace Corps
Paul C. Pirrozzola
Beatti¢e Gordon
War Ten
Ohio
Duane ‘Teemley
Schramlingtond
Columbus
Iran
Purve Farmers of Ametiesi
Ausird
Farsi Mechanics Eld
Pitrezzala
Utah State University
Open House Date Set for Two New Elementary Schools
In Columbus and Corny areas residents will get a chance to tour the Jointure's two new elementary schools. Open houses run 1:40 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m with PTA hosts guiding visitors through the new structures. Superintendent Thomas T. Shupe announced invites to all parents.
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Corny
Columbus
Jointure
Thomas T. Shupe
Concord
Cy Umbus
Canadian Visitor Escapes Injury in Route 7 8 Crash
Elmer J. Leslie, 62, of Ontario, Canada, was not hurt when his car collided with a northbound vehicle driven by Lemuel Rogers at the Route 7 8 intersection four miles north of town yesterday afternoon. Damage was estimated at 350 dollars.
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Canada
Terville
John Eyanko
Corry
Lemuel L. Rodger
Olt City
Evanko
Rodgers
Radio Pioneer Dies in Spooner Wisconsin Hospital
A Spooner Wisconsin radio pioneer Waller C Afidlpes, long time station owner, died Monday in a Spooner hospital after suffering a heart failure. He helped establish early radio in the region and was known for fostering local broadcasts.
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Afooner
Wis
Waller C
Rail Unions Readying Walkout Amid Labour Strife
AFL CIO and six shop unions prepare to strike possible Monday over wage and job protections as President Johnson faces post emergency board limits. Spokesmen caution no formal action yet while calls for 72 hour notice surface and industry wide labor tension rises.
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Ruth Road
Negedialin JF Wolfe
Boston
Stkdale
Alngintey
Cain
Johnson
Warkwest International Association
Khrushchev hints at new Soviet weapon could end life
In Moscow Khrushchev spoke of a new means of destruction that could end all life, noting officials and scientists had shown him the weapon. Japanese and U S observers speculated it might be a cobalt bomb or similar device capable of massive radioactive fallout. Continued on page two.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Wests
Mua Tze-tung
Mao
Ahnushchev
Japan-ese
Kenai Fukunaga
A |E
Khrush'chev
Washington
U.S
Strike Concrete Delays Ditch Work For Lighting System
Center street sits atop one to two feet of solid concrete complicating trenching for cables to power the new mercury vapor lighting downtown. Pennsylvania Electric Co official Allen Kuhn says the concrete belt is two feet thick and will slow progress but the October 1 completion target remains achievable.
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Aast
Pale OL Nolin Center Street
Allen Kuhn
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Kuhn
Harrisburg Woman Named Membership Chairman
Mrs Kath arine B Marindale of Harrisburg is named the new membership chairman of the Pennsylvania Republican Club announced yesterday. The club, led by Gov Scranton, was formed five years ago to broaden financial support for the Republican Party.
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Harrisburg
Katharine B. Marindale
Pennsylvania Republican Club
Gov. Scranton
Publisher Davies Dies At 64 In Washington
Roland C Davies, 64, editor and publisher of Telecommunications Reports and four trade journals, died yesterday in Washington. He directed industry coverage and helped shape telecom policy discourse across his career. The passing removes a veteran voice from trade press and trade associations.
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Washington
Roland c., Davies
Telecommunications Reports
LBJ Goes West on First Major Campaign Trip
President Johnson starts his first major campaign trip abroad by flying with Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson to Vancouver aboard Pearson’s jet. The Pittsburgh trip aims to publicize a Canada United States treaty on the Columbus River Basin while giving campaign exposure, drawing criticism from Republicans as an improper use of taxpayer funds. Johnson also pitches Social Security expansion during a stop in Miami Beach before continuing to western cities.
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Jobson
Racks Foar
Johnson
White House
Mont
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
Mavens AU Aftecl
Mc- Malin House
United States
Pearson
Columbus River
Florida
Dean Bih
Tine
Machintists Union
Miami Beach
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