Corry Area Jointure Approves 744011 Budget For Year
The Corry Area Jointure adopts a 744011 dollar budget for the year, with a jointure of six districts including Corry Columbus Conword Eyls Wayne and Concord. Total 985,000 plus allocations from member districts, and salaries approved for district leaders and staff.
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Corry
Wayne Garnets
Minture
Jovethei
Pravyalty
Jointire
Hrades
Wietson
Eyls
Wayne
Concord
le Sph
Colisinbus
Hong
Colts
Conword
Bhgie
Columbus
Conard
Elgin
Jointure
Teachers Seek District Paid Insurance For Teachers
The Corry area board weighs a proposal to spend 2880 yearly per teacher for a $2400 life and fringe benefits plan, based on a $2400 policy per teacher. Directors refer the matter to committee chairs for guidance after noting surveys show teachers favor retirement separation from Social Security and oppose double monthly pay.
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Wil Wests
Pellx Matthews
Corry
Hie
Nemmene
Ereber
Lim
24 Killed In Plane Crash Report In South Atlantic
An official bulletin says all 24 aboard died when a Teal Aisling plane crashed near an unknown point en route to Rio Pajilo amid a storm. Authorities say the aircraft exploded and set nearby brush on fire. searchers expected to resume at daybreak.
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Brnaillan Gilliner
Anchticta
Jorlsfied
Asi Ofificiat
Tom
Tio de Daneiro
Rio Pajilo
Heir Rondt
Horne
Albanians Begin Talks In Moscow
Albanian officials arrive in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders including Khrushchev Gromyko and Shepilov as the Communist Party signals a formal reception. The visit marks a diplomatic exchange with the Soviet Union during a tense period of Cold War alignment.
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Moscow
Evenuy Peenent Otheh
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Gromyko
Omili Shepilov
Ute Party
Scranton Times to Raise Price and Begin Sunday Issue
The Scranton Times announces a price increase to seven cents per copy beginning Monday April 16. The new rate applies to home delivery and public subscriptions in Holle for five cents per copy, with the fleet publication fee and December address details provided. A separate report notes a fatal hit by a car in Bellefonay Centre County, tragically striking a 6-year-old, and outlines emergency response and investigations.
Bill to curb trading stamps in Pennsylvania House
A bill introduced by Philadelphia Democrats Herbert Fineman Hermann Toll and Eugene Geltand would make trading stamps unreedeemable after the year of issue. By March each year stamp firms would pay the state the cash value of unredeemed stamps from the prior year.
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HaRtiopunu
Philadelphia
Herbert Fineman
Hermann Toll
Eugene Geltand
Three Area Accidents Cause $7,300 Loss
A string of crashes in Cory State area as storms slow and roads ice up. John Spiel, 45, of Hyie, collided with W. T. Rowland's car west of Union City after Rowland backed into the street. both vehicles damaged about $100 each. Leroy Schweitzer, 40, of Centerville, skidded off Route 277 two miles south of Chaysnn and hit the side, causing about $200 damage. Clyde Keley, 20, Centerville, was bruised but not hospitalized. Henrietta Blasco, 01 Wattsburg, stopped on Route 69 three and a half miles north of Wattsburg to turn into a driveway, struck by Alex Apder Hantwerp, 37, Erie. Blasco injured, car damage about $400. Patrol officers reported one fatal loss estimate and injuries requiring hospital care.
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Finncrease
Cory State Police
Patrolitién
John Spiel
Hyie
W. T. Rowland
Ission City
Shiegel
Tnion City
Rowlind
Spiege
Chays
Aliks
Leroy Sehweitzer
R. D
Centerville
Clyde Keley
Saas
Henrietta Blasco
Wattsburg
Wattsburgh
Turing
Atex
Barlsexewakl Wits
Stem Memorial Hospital
Beaver Club Seeks Athlete Insurance Policy Details
Beaver Club appeals to the Joint Committee of the Cory Arch to study a youth athlete policy. Directors weigh coverage types while considering funding methods and vocational supplies amid debate on policy scope and implications for schools and activities.
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Corry Beaver Club
Cory Arch Behowlk
Roentlagl Thay Hid
Toveragenit Obinyr Yaitem
Fonda Xabbetu
Beevet
Wbilition
Guardsmen Mobilize For Citywide Cancer Drive
Guardsmen from Company F, 1st Infantry, will mobilize tonight to distribute pamphlets about cancer. Members gather at the State Armory at 7:80 p.m. and deploy by platoon to cover the city in two hours. Lt. James F Hammond says no contributions will be accepted. pamphlets titled Seven Danger Signals of Cancer will be handed to every homeowner. Cory Community Chest president Ile Chase urges public support for the American Cancer Society and notes the local chest has contributed about $16,000 in recent years.
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Gerrys Sauom Unch
1Ath Infantry
State Armory
James F Hammond
Hammond
Ile Chase
Corry Community Chest
Ie Local Chest
Coiy Community Chest
American Cancer Society
Cory
the Inc
Focal
Americai Cancer Society
Chase
Corry
U S Studies Canadian Plea On Security
U S officials said Canada seeks a pledge on withholding security information from Congress. Ambassador Heeney presented the demand to Undersecretary Herter after Canada accused the Cairo death of its ambassador Norman of being linked to communism. The dispute follows Canadian anger over Norman. Continued on page five.
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Canada
Cairo
EH Norman
Norman
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Labor Council Hints Of Try To Block Wage Tax
Corry Labor Council hints at opposing a one per cent wage tax deduction in city and school district taxes. The group seeks assurances that all taxes are enforced, citing weak collection of overdue per capita taxes and projected income and school levies. A May enforcement meeting was set. the council listed officers Paisey Notte, Frank Karkoakl, Thomas McKeta, and Newell Beckwith among attendees.
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Corry
Thhe
Aero, Arts
Corry-Jimestown
Ray
Mond Ahtons
Paisey Notte
Frank Karkoakl
Thomas McKeta
Newell Beckwith
Gas fumes escape from railroad car near Ellwood City
A leaking tank car near Ellwood City Pennsylvania released a greenish yellow chlorine compound causing evacuations for about an hour. About 29 people were treated at Ellwood City Hospital, six admitted for observation, and fire crews sprayed water to decontaminate surrounding areas. The 50,000 pound contents were destined for Bishon Laboratories and Frisco residents faced ongoing risk as wind shifted the gas.
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Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
Ellwood City Hospital
Frisco
Bishon
Pittsburgh
Jay Tohns
Queen's Louvre party turns museum into cocktail lounge
Report describes a gala at the Louvre hosted by Premier Gay Mollon for Queen Victoria I. Guests toured gallery rooms while guards watched uneasily as a crowd gathered in the evening. The event featured music, drinks, and improvised toasts, with rumors of formalities and ceremonial duties unfolding amid the art.
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Paris
Ory
Nsw
Ehzanéth
Prince Philp
Dane
Gay ‘Mollon
Louvre Museum
Marty
Effaria
Prom To Be Held At New School Gym On Spirit Vote
In Corry Area Schools a spirit 8-1 vote approved the junior-senior prom to be held in the new school gym. Discussion noted floor waxing hazards and the desire to preserve the Moor as much as possible. The event follows interim criticism from students and clergy over moving the annual time.
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Corry
Oor
J. M. Douglas
Wright School
Woulds
Senate
Spain
Menaura
Joseph J. Lawler
Highways Department
Goveynir
Norrmally
Las Gow
Sued Here To Collect Sewer Rents
Municipal Building hears suits against delinquents for overdue sewer rents. Alderman George Gordon presides. more cases to follow under Cobbett. Average owner owes about $28. annual rent $18, paid in three installments. Delinquents face penalties and payment plans to fund sewer plant construction and related project costs.
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Generme
Uealty
Colleat
George Gordon
M. 5
Cobbett
Fingtes
Ike Calls Congress to Cut Soil Bank Funding
President Eisenhower urged Congress to reduce the soil bank program by 254 million dollars, citing a completed study of the program’s needs for 1968. Secretary James M. Mingetty said the change aligns with the 1958 budget, and Hastings and House Speaker Sam Rayburn were notified.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Thia
Presidentia Yiteay
James Mingerty
Bayburi
Jordan Ouster Drives Quarrel Over Middle East Influence
Reports from Beirut describe Jordanian King Hussein consolidating power after Premier Suleiman Nabulsi clash. Jordan's 26,000 man army may shape policy toward Soviet and Egyptian alignment as Brig. Mohammed Muntya is named public security chief and military aides reshuffle. Diplomats note U S envoy James Richards visit to gauge American influence amid tensions.
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Suleiman Nabulal
Maiter
Washington
Jordan
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
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Beirut
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Amman
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Mastie
Damascus
Bahjat Tabarah
London
Nabulsi
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Middle East
Richards
Ammar
Man Crushed By Ship In Erie Docks Tragedy
George Hodges of Ashtabula died after being crushed while near a freighter at the grain elevator docks in Erie. He was suspended by a ladder at the time and fell, dying on arrival at Hamot Hospital. The ship had been under winter repair.
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Eves
Gree Ee
Wis
George Hodges
Ashtabula
Feld
Hamat
Ted Oy Hore
A and P Cuts Coffee Prices Across Brands
New York reports A and P plus General Foods announce coffee price cuts after a fall in green bean costs. Read Circle drops to 89 cents a pound, Eight O Clock and Sanka see modest reductions, while others fall two cents per pound.
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A&p
New York
Great Atlantic and Pacific Sea Co
Gen
Peal Foods
Gary
Hooda
Mhalesle Pritan
Muswell House
Ybor
Regilar Sanka
Billy
Teamster Brass Meeting Set Amid Racketeering Inquiry
Teamsters Union chooses Sunny Port for an emergency gathering to discuss strategy ahead of next Tuesday. Dave Bock and other leaders linked to racketeering probes attend, with 16 reservations logged for Monday nights and a hearing date set by AFL CIO anti corruption committee.
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Scan
Teamsters Union
Dave Bock
Renate
Washington
Wiehta
Ato Erie
Alkagyog
Federation
Rayburn Sees Odds Favor Tax Cut by January First
Speaker Rayburn of Texas said prospects are good for a tax reduction to take effect January 1. He spoke after a Ways and Means meeting, signaling renewed party drive to push tax cuts this session and possibly beat Republicans to it. Republicans echoed support while stressing spending cuts and revenue considerations.
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Washington
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
Feader
House
Ways and Means
Seston
P Party
Tinithi
Hower
Martin
Mamaciwette
Tey
Maer
Rep
Reed
New York
Why
Israel Denies Egypt Charges on Aqaba Posts
Foreign Ministry spokesman Moshe Leshim denied Cairo’s claim that Israeli troops still hold two points on the Aqaba Gulf coast. Egypt said UN forces should withdraw and accused Israel of fortifying positions near the town of Eilat and Nakb. The UN said it had not received a withdrawal request from Israel and declined further comment.
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Thi
Eilat
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Siani
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Sheik
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Shure el Bhelkh
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Jere
Etna
Kate Bo
Chiry
Elumanet
Ternet
Truka Pictures
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