Local man reports hit and run damage and hospital case
A Corry area page reports a man found his truck damaged on Main Street after parking behind a junk-loaded vehicle. Damages listed about 75 dollars. A 78 year old woman, Ida Legters of Clymer, was hospitalized with a fractured hip after a fall at Caldwell Nursing Home. Other items include school budget talks, vandalism at a vacant house, a welfare commitment case, early fishing season in Chautauqua County, and a Grange visitation event.
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Illinois Holds Primary First In Nation
Illinois held an off year primary with light turnout amid favorable weather. About 1.5 to 1.6 million expected votes from 5.14 million registrants across 10,844 precincts. Republicans had more candidates though many nominations already decided. Sen. Everett Dirksen faced Chicago lawyer Harley Jones in a Republican challenge.
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Illinois
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Harley D. Jones
Newborn Baby Corpse Found Near Latrobe Rail Tracks
Authorities search for individuals tied to a newborn infant found along Pennsylvania Railroad tracks by Latrobe station. Autopsy: infant was born alive and suffocated. likely born on a latebound passenger train passing Latrobe yesterday. Carmen Perna reports the case as a possible newborn homicide. BRAZIL PRESIDENT Goulart cancels schedule in Mexico City due to altitude-related breathing issues during a two-day visit.
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Latrobe Station
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Latrobe
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Mexico City
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United States
National Ballet
Neighbor States, Keep Youth From NY State
New York teens may still drink in New York bars as neighboring states push to raise youth drinking age to 21. Governors of Connecticut New Jersey and Pennsylvania urge Rockefeller to act while New York resists. New Jersey passes measures to curb underage driving and liquor purchases amid border roadblocks.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
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Pennsylvania
John N. Dempsey
Richard J. Hughes
David L. Lawrence
Rockefeller
New England Governors Conference
Ray Keyser Jr
Centrol
Drop Charges For Blue Law Violations
Philadelphia Chief Magistrate Joseph Hersch orders dismissal of charges against 122 people cited for Blue Law violations in the first full enforcement of the 1959 act. He faulted police for issuing warrants instead of summonses and said violators should be discharged. He noted police planning lacked magistrate consultation.
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Joseph Hersch
Hersch
Albert Brown
Unions Called to Unite by Pennsylvania APL-CIO Leader
Joseph Burke, co-president of the Pennsylvania APL-CIO, urged more than 2,000 delegates in Pittsburgh to set aside bickering and unite behind political decisions. He said unity is the final objective and warned that the fight now rests in legislative halls. Burke praised the merger of state APE and CIO groups and noted he is not seeking re election.
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Joseph Burke
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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CIO
Harry Bayer
Reading
Harrisburg Defends School District Reorganization
The State Department of Public Instruction rebuts critics of school district consolidation in Harrisburg. It argues larger districts yield better quality, disputes claims of hasty legislation, and notes potential cost rises but possible per pupil savings with a well planned reorganization. A panel at Conemaugh School will discuss the plan with officials and directors.
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Department of Public Instruction
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Columbia University
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Fragmented OCR Economies and District Debts
A garbled passage discusses how larger districts may share deficits and liabilities due to new buildings and facilities. It notes that indebtedness often arises when assets and liabilities are shared, with unclear details and several missing terms.
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Joud Flugnorth
Rites Set For Burn Victims In Sheridan
Services for Michael Sweven Freeman and Mark Wayne Freeman, both of Lake Shore Drive Sheridan, who died in a home fire Sunday, will be held at Freay Funeral Home in Mayville with burial in Sherman Cemetery. Friends may call today and tonight. Rev. Everett F Spring of Mayville First Methodist Church will officiate. Survivors include the parents Mr and Mrs Jack Preeman of Sheridan, grandparents Mr and Mrs Milton Wykoff of North East and Mr and Mrs John Freeman of Mayville, and great grandparents Mrs Alma Dingfelder and Mrs Bertha Wy koff of Corry.
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Mayville
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North East
John Freeman
Ereal
Alma Dingfelder
Bertha Wykoff
Corry
News subscription pitch dominates local update
A brief item touts subscribing to today’s news with emphasis on easy access to stories. The note highlights convenience and ongoing coverage, inviting readers to stay informed through a reader-friendly service.
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