Chamber to Host May Day Industry Day Luncheon
The Corry Chamber of Commerce plans Industry Day on May 1 at Hotel Corry. Rotary and Kiwanis join with Chamber leaders to honor industrial figures, with plaques presented by Roger Brown of the Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation.
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Hotel Corry
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Roger Brown
Corry
Civic Affairs Committee
City Council
Lester Danner
Signs of His Suffering and Easter Weeks Series
A Corry Journal installment previews Signs of His Suffering as Holy Week visual passages. In New York, Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner reach a plan to add 13 million dollars to city schools aiding a teachers strike settlement, enabling a 24 million current-operation loan and deferred payments thereafter.
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Corry Journal Today
New York
API
United Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Charles Cogen
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Rockefeller
Board of Education
UFT
Rockefeller and
Urge Increase Of 200 In Personal Tax Exemptions
Rep J R Pillion gains solid support for a proposal to raise personal and dependent exemptions from 600 to 800 dollars. A recent poll of his constituents backs the plan as a substitute for Kennedy’s tax-cut stand by powers during a recession.
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Washingson
J. R. Pillion
New York State
Pilton
Kennedy
Train Strikes Car On Tracks In Union City
At 10 am a eastbound Erie Lackawanna train sheared off the front end of a car driven by Raymond George 2 of Union City on Washington Street. Passengers Marjorie Tennies and George Swan escaped serious injury as the vehicle stalled on the tracks after brake failure. Local police report the incident remains under investigation.
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Aurcé Union
Erie-Lackawanna
Paul Behan
Union City Police Department
Raymond George
Union City
Washington Street
George
Marjorie Tennies
George Swan
Fallout shelters ridiculed by real estate head
MSMHS AP report quotes Arthur P. Wilcox of Boston, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, calling planned fallout shelters un-American and ridiculous. He says America cannot or will not go underground like a mole, voiced at the Memphis Real Estate Board meeting.
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MSMHS
Renn
National Association of Real Estate Boards
America
Arthur P. Wilcox
Boston
Memphis Real Estate Board
Berlin Airways Mayor Matter
A new round of U S Soviet talks on a Berlin settlement will open with a focus on guaranteed access for Western powers between West Germany and Berlin. Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Dobryuk will lead the session in Washington, with the United States pressing for unhindered surface and air access under an international authority.
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Washington
Fiie
Berlin
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobryuk
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Ruskin
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rusk
Harmony Night Of Harmony Opens Museum Drive
Harmony residents will join a second Night of Harmony to support building the local historical museum. Five barbershop quartets and a male chorus perform, including The Sound Trackers and The Conewango Clippers. Proceeds aid the Climax Committee for Mead Park museum wings. Radar nets 4,145 speeders on Pa highways last month.
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Climax Committee
Sound Trackers
Bob Blakely
Kern Sanford
George Haenfl
Connie Monroe
Conewango Clippers
East
Clark Angles
Olean
N. Y
Warren-Jamestown
Dominotes
Warren
Sta- Lazers
Painesville
Ohio
Corty Area High School
Frank Grice
Louis Sears
Mead Park
Virus linked to cancer in hamster tests by Texas team
A Texas research group reported hamsters developed tumors after exposure to an adenovirus type I virus. The finding, amid cautious ACS commentary, supports a theory that some human cancers could be influenced by viruses though not proving human causation. Co-authors include Yabe of Baylor and Taylor of M D Anderson.
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Atlantic City
Texas
Imowna
American Cancer Society
Texas Research
ACS
John J. Trent
Baylor
University College of Medicine
American Association For Cancer Research
Yoshiro Yabe
Grant Taylor
M.D. Anderson Hospital
University of Texas
Government Tries To Thwart Steel Increase
Chicago and New York reports show Inland Steel chairman Jeseph L Black resisting a steel price rise, fearing national harm. U S Steel and others defend the move while Armco and Inland weigh defection possibilities as a grand jury probe targets the $6 per ton increase. Roger M Blough defends the action amid White House criticism and Kennedy's remarks.
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Roger Lane
Associated Press
NEW York
U.S. Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Biel Co
Armey
Chicago
Inland
Blough
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
White House
Grand Jury Probe Set Over Steel Price Increases
A federal grand jury in New York was ordered to investigate possible price fixing among major steel firms led by U S Steel. Attorney General Robert F Kennedy disclosed the probe amid rising criticism of steel price hikes tied to a labor settlement and a broad government review of the industry.
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Washington
API
Grand Jy
Justice Department
U.S. Steel Corp
Blough
Kennedy
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
U.S. Steel
2500 Easter Eggs Loot For Annual Hunt
Plans for the Chamber of Commerce egg hunt at Mead Park Sunday advance. About 2,500 eggs will be hidden by Corry High School students and the Corry Civil Defense unit, with 14 golden eggs worth 5 merchandise items each. Prizes redeemable at 89 sponsoring businesses. pre school and grade school areas set for younger participants. Cochairs James Allyn and Gerald Hammond supervise the event.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mead Park
Frank Grice
Corry Area
Conelway
Richard Farrer
Corry
Clymer Glf
Clymer
Little League Ball Park
Nichols Lodze
James Allyn
Citizens National Bank
Gerald Hammond
Hammond Furniture and Appliantestore
AEC Fires 27th Nevada Underground Test Blast
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted a low-yield underground test at the Nevada site yesterday, marking the 27th detonation in the current series. The event was announced as part of ongoing underground testing programs.
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Washington
Atomicnergy Commission
Nevada
PLCB to Appeal Corry Juvenile Liquor Case
Corry tavern owner Charles J. Elchynski will appeal a April 1 conviction for allowing minors to frequent Moose’s Restaurant and Bar. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will still hold a board hearing regardless of the appeal outcome, with possible license suspension as the stake. Police court testimony by James H. King failed to confirm he was served, leading to the dismissal of that charge.
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James H. King
Bear Lake
King
Auer
Hamge
L. O. Grigsby
PLCB
Erie
Liquor Board
Grigsby
Wichynski
Triumphal Entry and Jesus Weeping Over Jerusalem
From the Gospels, the next day crowds greeted Jesus in Jerusalem with palm branches shouting Hosanna to the King of Israel. Jesus rode a young donkey as prophesied, and wept as he approached the city, lamenting its fate.
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Jess
Jerusalem
Israel
Jesus
Zion
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