Bill Would Stop Erie Annex Move
Erie-Millcreek township officials discuss a General Assembly bill that would ban any single township section from annexing to the city. Currently a section may petition, but the bill would require the entire township's approval before any part could leave. Mayor Gardner warned suburban communities may seek annexation in ten years.
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Mooney Elected President of Pennsylvania Automotive Association
John P. Mooney of McKeesport heads the Pennsylvania Automotive Association after winning the presidency at the dealers group annual meeting. He succeeds Roy W. Mailberger of Norristown as the group winds up its 70th annual session in Pittsburgh.
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Hopes Rise For Ike Recovery From Denver Hospital
The First Lady spoke with the President and he dined on September 18 with a menu of spinach beets a broiled tomato and sliced peaches. He was removed from the oxygen tent for brief periods and doctors say recovery steps include careful rest. James Hagerty Nixon and aides reported no immediate need for presidential powers delegation while meetings of the National Security Council and his kitchen cabinet may be held in Washington later this week. White noted the President is in good spirits and expects gradual duty return, with a possible move home to Gettysburg after a month in hospital. Two visitors briefly met him as restrictions ease.
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Ruling Drops Murder Charge in Philadelphia Robbery Slaying
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court yesterday overruled Philadelphia County Court and dismissed the murder charge in the April 1964 holdup death of Henry Jackson Jr. Store owner Fred Gechint was shot as robbers fled. Justice John G Arnold authored the majority opinion.
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Legislature Prays For Ike’s Recovery in Harrisburg
The legislature expressed sorrow over President Eisenhower’s illness and prayed for his speedy recovery. Resolutions were adopted in the Senate and House. In the Senate, top Democrats Dent and Burr sponsored the measure. the House version came from Readinger, Jostler, and Worley.
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Washington to hold two top meetings on presidential power
In Washington, two high level sessions are planned under Vice President Nixon as Eisenhower recovers from a heart attack. A delegation of authority is under review with Attorney General Brownell to provide an urgent opinion. Doctors say Eisenhower might resume some duties within weeks amid efforts to keep government functioning.
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Unofficial Opinion on Vice Presidency and Presidential Disability
The article notes J Howard McGrath’s unofficial view on delegation of authority and the precedent for a vice president assuming control if a president is disabled. It mentions possible Supreme Court involvement to define the threshold of disability. The passage also oddly mentions pencils designed to write on white hot steel.
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Gets 4-10 Years In Slaying
D Brown, 30, of Youngstown and former Titusville resident, was fined 500 plus costs and sentenced to four to 10 years in an Institution, for voluntary manslaughter in the July 17 death of Thomas G Prody, 43, of Titusville. The sentence runs from July 18 after his arrest by Titusville police. Judge Herbert A Mook presided as 19 other defendants were sentenced.
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