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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1960

Page

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Beaty Citizenship League picks president and runner-up

John Haer wins the Beaty Citizenship League presidency with Judith Moore as runner-up after eight candidates spoke at the junior high assembly. Other finalists included Joel Roop and Sandra Freund. In Warren, six Erie youths escaped injury when their car crashed into a bridge wall near the Glade bridge on the way to Warren. Otis E. MacDonald, 19, led the group. none were seriously hurt though two had minor injuries. Queen candidates for the 1960 Autumn Festival were photographed at halftime of the Warren Meadvill e game. Diane Anderson was later announced as queen.

Beaty Citizenship League John Haer F. B. Haer East St Warren Judith Moore Edith Moore S. Pine St Joel Roop Sandra Freund Dave Sampson Terry Greenlund Charles McMillen Michael von Chamier Erie Glade Bridge Allegheny River Otis E. MacDonald Jamestown N. Y Kane

Debate on Quemoy drawing reader into patient observations

In this issue, Lippmann argues for patience in the Quemoy debate while Robb criticizes sensationalism in the maga magazine. Buyers discuss travel deductions, highlighting tax considerations for travelers.

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Borough Council Sums Up A Brief Meeting And Name Change Talk

The Warren borough council held a twenty minute session with Finance Chairman Jim Torrance reporting the usual balances and paid bills and noting a $65 000 bank loan paid off. Council approved naming the Allegheny River reservoir Kinzua, despite pronunciation debates, and discussed parking, planning, and assistant borough manager issues with no final actions.

Warren Jim Torrance Patchen East St

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