Redevelopers push for two hundred more public housing units
Dedevelopment Authority executive director William B Patterson will seek council approval this month for construction of 200 additional public housing units within city limits. He notes displaced residents may number over 200 families during the next year as three redevelopment projects proceed. County Housing Authority director Richard M Hietsch cites 790 housing applications already on file.
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Wiliam B. Patterson
Dedeveloptment Authority
Patterson
Richard L. Biddle
Richard MM. Hietsch
The
County Housing Authority
Redevelopment Authority
Council
Neshannock Ave
Biddle
Beef cattle competition opens at Pennsylvania Farm Show
At Harrisburg the 61st annual Farm Show features beef cattle judging with War ren N Hertzler and son Karl winning the Holstein cow grand championship. Howard B Weiss of Myerstown earned the Holstein bull crown. Samuel G Yoder's Pinesedge Farms won both bull and cow milking shorthorn titles, his third straight bull title and multiple cow wins. About 130000 visitors attended on day two, a Farm Show record for that day. The horse pulling contest was slated for tonight.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Warren N. Hertzler
Karl
Elizabethtown
Dauphin County
Hertzlers
Howard B. Weiss
Myerstown
Lebanon County
Samuel G. Yoder
Pinesedge Farms
Showmakersville
New Union Township Supervisors to Install Henry Patlowski
Union Township expects Henry Patlowski of 107 Lee Ave to be installed as supervisor at tonight's reorganizational meeting in the township building at 7 p.m. Patlowski was appointed yesterday by President Judge John F. Henderson and Judge Howard W. Lyon to fill the vacancy created by Edward Hanna's resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Henry Patlowski
Lee Ave
Patlowski
John F. Henderson
Howard W. Lyon
Edward Hanna
Deaths of the Day in Jamestown Ohio area
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Beatrice Irene Harry Schweinsberg and several local residents. Details include birthplaces, family ties, past business, funeral arrangements, and burial sites in Niles New Castle and Epiphany Church Cemetery. Also listed are William J. Howard James Hicks Jr Oliviera Notaresch and related services.
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J. Schweinsberg
Jack S. Schweinsberg
Shawnee Trail
Jamestown
Ohio
Beatrice Irene Harry
Mahoningtown
Charles and
DeEtta Reynolds Harry
Xenia Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Schweinsberg
Bernard Oakes
The
First Christian Church of
James Hicks Jr
Cunningham Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
DuBois
James and
Sara Hicks Sr
Castleton
Bruce Roberts
Noga Funeral
Oliviera
Olle) Notaresch
Boyers RD
Amesterday
St Francis Hospital
Italy
Francis and
Antoimette Notareschi
Nelle Campana
Notareschi
Boyers
Michigan
U. S. Steel Corp
Epiphany Roman Catholic Church of
Holy Name Society of the Church
Sons of Italy Lodge of
Albert
Eleanor) Chill
New Castle
Emelia
Clara Andreassi
Fast Brady, Pa
Transit talks resume as Philadelphia eyes strike showdown
Federal and state mediators meet with union and company leaders to avert a city wide transit strike as Philadelphia Transportation Co faces a two year pact expiration. TWU President Guinan denounces the first counteroffer as a fraud while PTC President Lyons sees possible progress before midnight Saturday deadline. A 5000 worker walkout would shut most city transit services.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Transportation Co
PTC
Matthew Guinan
Transport Workers Union
Guinan
Albert G. Lyons
Lawrence Savings & Trust elects Sanfilippo president
Lawrence Savings and Trust Co names Sanfilippo as president and announces promotions at the Ellwood City and Volant offices. New officers include Kenneth W. Gibson as assistant treasurer and secretary, James C. Cox, John A. Folino, Alfred Melchiorre as assistant secretaries, Robert Wm. Stahl as vice president and assistant trust officer, P. M. Cox as senior vice president, and James R. Cox as vice president. Don M. Rae named vice president. Board members elected include E. Ralph Connor, Thomas Elliott, H. E. Helling Jr., and others. deposits rose by 1,053,000 with profits up 184,000.
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American Banking Institute
Folino
Ellwood City
Geneva College
Moose Crib and Sons of Italy
Elwood City
Melchiorre
St. Camillus Church
Robert WM. Stahl
P. M. Cox
Volant
James R. Cox
Don M. Rae
Lawrence Village Plaza
Richard K. Bennett
Don I. Neal
Helen ™. Miner
John S. Davis
Robert F. Vaneman
A. C. Jones
Edna Litzenberg
M. d. Lennon
S. R. Swanik
E. Ralph Connor
Thomas €. Elliott
Orville EK. Flora
H. E. Helling Jr
Ralph J. Herge
Thomas Phillips Johnson
William L. Johnson
Ray B. Johnston
Odd H. McCleary
John W. Miller
Frank N. Moesta
David L. Perry
James A. Rugh
Gust Sanfilippo
Thomas R. Uber
Robert A. Weingartner
George F. Winter Jr
Anthony J. Yamada
Philip M. Cox
Johnson
Ls&t
J. H. Rools
Stated Clerk to Speak at Westminster College Event
William F. Thompson, stated clerk of the United Presbyterian Church of the United States, will address a public meeting at Will W. Orr Auditorium Westminster College on February 10 at 8 p.m. The Shenango Presbytery announced the appearance as part of a planned public program to discuss challenges facing the church. Thompson, an attorney, was elected at the 1966 General Assembly, succeeding Dr. Eugene Carson Blake who resigned to join the World Council of Churches. A planning committee from Shenango Presbytery lists members including Dr. Paul E. Garson, Dr. Albert W. Dodds, Dr. Herbert N. Baird, Dr. Edwin G. Sloan, Rev. E. Liddell, Rev. Robert L. Veon, Rev. Donald C. McHeary and Rev. William J. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Thompson
United Presbyterian Church of the United States
Will W. Orr
Westminster College
World Council of Churches
Shenango
Nine Marines Die in Helicopter Crash in Vietnam
In the Mekong Delta operation Cedar Falls, U.S. Marines and a large allied force moved on a 60 square mile jungle stronghold. Reports say 165 Communists were killed, 24 captured, and 20+ detained as air and ground actions pressed in harsh weather.
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U.S
Mekong
Corpora
Cedar Falls
Saigon
Powell plans and House voting shift amid tax and seating debates
The article notes a 164 to 4 roll call where the Republican substitute prevailed as Powell faces possible seating rejection. Powell, after 22 years, vows to stay if seated, while tax surtax details outline exemptions and costs for families and singles. B52 strikes in Vietnam are described with military context and grim sound. Weather data reports Bemidji and Immolakee temperatures.
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Mia
Wile Ik
House
Powell
Congress
Mississippi
Deadly shootout at sea involves three fishing vessels off Florida Keys
A Coast Guard report says a shooting incident early today off the Florida Keys left two dead aboard the Bahama Mama and Billy J with a wounded captain aboard the Bahama Mama. The Trojan and other boats were involved about 75 miles east southeast of Marathon near Dog Rocks. Names of vessel owners and locations are listed in the report.
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Miami
UPI
Florida Keys
Coast Guard
Trojan
Marathon
Keys
Dog Rocks
W. Brenteoyer
Raymond ¢. Vango
Sunset Harbor
Trailer Park
Key West
Billy J
John Miller
Payments to railroad challenged in Pennsylvania hearing
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission examined a $2 million state payment toward 11 high speed electric railway cars as part of a contract with the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority and the railroad. Intervening bus firms claim the agreement gives the railroad a competitive edge, arguing constitutional violations. The hearing preceded a formal session set for February 2.
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Philadelphia
UFI
Pennsylvania
Utility Commission
Jay H. Eiseman
Eut
Southeastern
Pennsyvania Transportation Aut
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Christian V. ‘Graf
The
Capitol Bus’Co
Capitol
Barrett Eliting
Cleveland
Greyhorn Lines
Graf
Greyhound
Thompson carries message to Reds continues from page one
Thompson arrives in Washington at a critical juncture in Soviet American relations as undersecretary of state for political affairs. Western observers hail his appointment as a top Johnson move and Soviet sources express satisfaction at Thompson's experience and wisdom. A second item notes a Jewish War Veterans meeting at 1:15 PM at the Castleton Club.
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Kohler
Washington
Thompson
U.S
Johnson
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