Devorris Promoted By Penelec
Devorris of Erie is named Vice President Operations of Pennsylvania Electric Company effective October 1, adding responsibility for all five divisions. A Penn State electrical engineering graduate and longtime Penelec executive, he has served since 1959 on the board and as vice president Western Operations. He will keep his office at the Johnstown system headquarters.
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M. Mitchell Devorris
Erie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Louis H. Roddis Jr
Devorris
Western Operations
Northern
Northwestern
System
Johnstown
Roddis
Devortis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
U:versity
Altoona
Pennential Light and Power Company
Eastern Division
Western Regional
Erie Countians Marry Younger But Stay That Way Longer
New York special reports Erie County residents marry early and stay married longer than most areas. About 67 percent of residents over age 14 are married and living together, higher than the national 66 percent and Pennsylvania 64 percent. Divorce rates are lower locally, with 35 per 1,000 adults divorced or separated, below national 42 per 1,000 and Pennsylvania 36 per 1,000. The piece cites money and companionship as keys, noting 1 in 10 U.S. families are headed by a non married parent, many widowed or separated.
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New York
ABS Journal
Erie County
Department of Commerce
United States
Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
Family Service Association of America
UN Prospects at 20th Assembly Meet
Goldberg, president of the Security Council, spoke from the U N mission in New York about U S Soviet relations over Vietnam and financing. He praised cooperation in recent Security Council talks on the India Pakistan conflict and said the peace mission by Secretary General U Thant failed to prevent deadlock. He declined to forecast steps for follow up and drew on 25 years experience.
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Goldberg
U.S
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Security Council
United States
Soviet Union
Mee Goldberg
U Thant
Rawalpindi
New Delhi
United Nations urged mediation over Vietnam dispute
A U N diplomat notes that a mediator often lacks a quick fix and says the Security Council will meet Friday to review Thant's report. He emphasizes the UN charter provides avenues for conciliation and quiet diplomacy rather than public confrontations, countering the idea that council debate is the sole path to a solution.
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Security Council
Thant
Goldberg
United States
Council
Viet Nam
United Nations
Landmark Bradford House Opened To Public In Washington Pa
The restored home of William Bradford, a Whisky Rebellion leader in 1794, will open to the public Saturday as part of efforts by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
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Washington
William Bradford
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Pair Charged With Plan To Kill Woman
In Pittsburgh a 32 year old divorcee Dolores Waldo and 50 year old Clarence Ecroyd face arraignment on charges of conspiring to kill Ecroyds wife Helen 48. Waldo carried a three inch hat pin and a floor plan of Mrs Ecroyds office. The pair had dated and Waldo allegedly tried to hire a killer who refused and alerted police.
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Pittsburgh
Dolores Waldo
Mount Washington
Clarence Ecroyd
Penn Hills
Croyd
Helen
Mrs. Ecroyd
Miss Waldo
Ecroyd
Youth Keeps Him Out Of State Prison
Jamestown teen Otis L. McGaughy aged 18 avoided a life term after a judge ruled the 20 years to life sentence in Attica State Prison illegal due to age. Re-sentenced yesterday, he was ordered to Elmira Reception Center. His uncle Clarence Williams, 41, faced seven and a half to fifteen years.
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Jamestown
Attica
Otis L. McGaughy
Elmira
Chautauqua
Edwin G. O'Connor
McGaughy
Clarence Williams
Harold Medley
Williams
Attica State Prison
Youth Faces Involuntary Manslaughter Charge in Pittsburgh Death
Kenneth Lewis, 19, of Pittsburgh faces involuntary manslaughter charges over the Aug. 27 traffic death of James O’Kelly, also of Pittsburgh. An Allegheny County coroner’s jury deliberated near the charges at the inquest held yesterday as police described the fatal collision and related details.
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Pittsburgh
Kenneth Lewis
James O'Kelly
Allegheny
Lewis
O'Kelly
Dinner Meeting Guests At St Edward's School
Pictured left to right are Sisters Mary Urban Mary Philip Neri and Mary Angela, Cadet teacher Kathleen Kauffman, all teachers at St Edward's School, guests at the first fall session of the Women’s Organization of St Thomas the Apostle Church held last evening in the school auditorium. Also present were Rev Cyril Cooper Rev Leon Doleski and new members. Journal Photo by McMichael.
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Mary Urban
St. Edward’s School
Mary Philip Neri
Mary Angela
Athleen Kauffman
Mary Edward
St. Edward's School
Women's Organization of
St. Thomas the Apostle
Cyril Cooper
Leon Doleski
McMichael
Johnson on UN role and global rule of law
Johnson argues that UN efforts can aid settlement in Viet Nam and that while the rule of law may seem utopian, peace grows from gradual acceptance. He foresees a developing world consensus on law that could deter conflict and support peace. He notes earlier invitations to U.N. efforts and the long road to universal legal norms.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
U.N
Pri
Meat magnate T H Broeck dies in New York
T H Broeck Jer, 61, vice chairman of the American Meat Institute, died yesterday in New York. He had urged action on hunger relief and said international justice should focus on welfare, amid talk of global obligations and relations among nations.
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Johnson
New York
T. H. Broeck
Jer
Water bill appeal questions city water use claims
Baltimore AP report Eileen Markowski a housewife appeals a three month water bill of 23.89 claiming 34 000 gallons for a row house with no lawn. Water Bureau official Levy says meters are infallible while the Board investigates. Levy lacks an extra .19 late payment penalty on the bill.
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Baltimore
Eileen Markowski
Board of Istimates
Levy
Hoffmans Welcome Daughter At Cor ty Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Floyd Hoffman of 127 Gould Street. The mother is Beatrice Field formerly.
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Corty Memorial Hospital
Floyd Hoffman
Gould Street
Hoffman
Beatrice Field
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