Corry YMCA Tri-Hi-Y Girls Plan New York City Trip
Thirteen Tri-Hi-Y girls from Corry and 120 from Northwest District will visit New York City April 1 2021. They will tour the Statue of Liberty Empire State Building United Nations Cathedral of St John the Divine Chinatown TV studios Greenwich Village and Times Square with hotel housing and an off Broadway musical. Twelve adult advisors accompany them and the trip includes named leaders and participants.
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Northwest
New York City
YMCA
Statue of Liberty
Empire State Building
United Nations
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Chinatown
Greenwich Village
Times Square
Mrs. Sterling
Wees
Kathleen Dennis
Harriet Hotchkiss
Tindy Sallee
Linda Anthony
Barbara Keppel
Jenine Loveland
Cindy Buesink
Priscilla Hillstrom
Peggy Kirch
Wrong Way Best Way Easter Party for Cardiac Patients
CHICAGO AP A truck driver named Eddie Shields 52 plans Easter Sunday parties for about 90 young cardiac patients at La Rabide sanitarium in Jackson Park. He started the events after getting lost on his route 25 years ago and discovering the hospital. Shields funds the party and other gifts from comic acts, giving proceeds to the sanitarium for a 250000 wing he hopes to build, hoping his name on the wing will show his kids he did something meaningful.
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Chicago
A. i. Tarium
Hddie Shields
Shields
Jackson Park
la Rabide
Shield
la Rebida
Ike
Salvation Army Sunrise Service Plans In Park
Salvation Army schedules dawn service at City Park at 6:90 a.m. and an indoor service at East Washington Citadel at 7 a.m. Capt John Edeen Jr. outlines breakfast, Sunday School films, dedications for infant Robin Lee Thomas, and enrollment of Senior Borders. A 7:30 p.m. pageant titled The Challenge of the Cross features local cast and bandsman commissions.
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Richard Thomas
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Pauline Fenton
Peggy Bortner
Patricia
Jane Pierson
Dorothy Morris
Clara
Morris
William Morton
Mary Bortner
Cecil Satterlee
Judy Long
Salvation
The
Evangel
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Phyllis Morton
Myrna ‘Thomas
Michael Bortner
Norma Jean Long
Cecil Saterlee
Acme Bakery Workers Walkout Cuts Materials Loss
In Philadelphia Acme Markets says a 4 percent hour stoppage led to a loss of at least 60 000 worth of baking materials. About 50 workers walked out Friday at the West Philadelphia bakery leaving ovens on and thousands of loaves and dough vats behind. Local 16 union president Paul Turlish said management tried shifting production to shipping. A shop steward was suspended and workers returned after the company agreed to investigate complaints. Acme serves 200 Philadelphia area markets and rushed orders to other bakeries to prevent Easter shortages.
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Hiladelphia
M. Kalman Gitomer
Acme
Philadelphia
Paul Turlish
American Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union
Swim Coach Jack Cody Dies at 79 in California
Santa Monica, Calif. Jack Cody, 79, coach of the U S women's swimming team at the 1956 Olympics, died Thursday in a nursing home after a long career shaping American swimming histories.
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Jack Cody
U. S
New York Brew Juvenile Robbery Case Ends in Guilty Plea
An 18yearold Titusville youth, Mark R. Gilson, pleaded guilty to robbery and assault by force after admitting he attacked and robbed Joseph J. Forrester of Millsville during a New York State outofstate beer trip. Forrester reported the incident after midnight March 30. Gilson claimed he and three juveniles drank beer, then walked and ran with Forrester’s wallet containing 130 dollars.
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Titusville
New York State
Mark R. Gilson
N. Allen Love
Joseph J. Forrester
Millsville
Forrester
Gilson
Sattety
Craw
Ford County District Attorney's Office
Gilson Arrested After Spending Spree In Town
Police traced a youth named Gilson after a spree in town and a $32 clothing purchase paid with two $20 bills. He claimed cashing an income tax refund at a local store and vanished once questioned. He was later arrested in Erie where he stayed with relatives and discussed plans to go to California.
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Gilson
Erie
California
Senators List Spending Curbs in Capitol Debates
The piece surveys Senate figures urging spending restraints. Mundt questions why the Defense Department awarded the TFX contract to General Dynamics over Boeing. Dirksen criticizes foreign aid costs though Alexander slashed aid by 400 million. Magnuson defends federal funding while Byrd pushes curbs. A stray note mentions Gilson’s legal history.
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Defense Department
General Dynamics
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Senate Permanent Investigation Subcommittee
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Oregon
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Scott
Pennsylvania
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Oregonian
Committee On Commerce
House
Senate
New Mexico
The
Journal
Byrd
Virginia
Uncle Sam
New York
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Polic
Byrd urges significant federal budget cuts and stockpile review
Virginia Senator Byrd argues President Kennedy's requested FY1964 budget would authorize about 1961 billion in federal obligations. He suggests possible cuts of about 12 billion from new appropriations, reviews of unspent balances, and trimming stockpiled surpluses. The Journal notes some lawmakers seek tighter spending and public concern over Congress’s work.
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Journal
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