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Urban renewal urged to save cities by Erie gathering
Governor Lawrence told the Citizens Action Committee in Erie that educating the public and stressing urban renewal urgency is the key. He backs any renewal plan and cites Corry’s master plan lacking renewal provisions, warning downtown decline if a new shopping center emerges away from Center Street. The piece notes looming changes and calls for a town-wide reconsideration to attract people, industry, and progress.
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Lawrence
Itin
Citizens Action Committee
Erie
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Corry Band extends invitation for local musicians
Yesterday's Memories recalls Corry Band officers inviting musicians from Corry and nearby areas not in the group to join summer rehearsals. Health Officer John Flanigan reports another chicken pox case. 10 year old Jack Whitehead is ill at 362 East Pleasant Street. Police note a hit and run damaged a Ford coach at South Center and West Church streets.
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Mitdoor
Corry
Corry and
John Flanigan
Jack Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
George Geddes
South Center Street
South Center
West Church Street
Anonymous sources swirl over Kennedy Cuba plan fallout
Washington reports reveal unnamed officials questioned CIA accuracy and Eisenhower and Nixon’s roles in urging the invasion. CIA and intelligence debates escalate as Kerr and Dulles tied to probes. Kennedy appoints Dulles and Burke to review intelligence and guerrilla warfare. Internal confusion deepens amid conflicting accounts of Cuba power, French Algeria revolt, and the invasion’s fate.
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U.S
Algeria
America
Allen W. Dulles
Kennedy
CIA
Castro
Navy
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Dulles and Burke
Maxwell Taylor
Robert Kennedy
Nixon
Stewart
Blame Lightning For Titusville Gas Station Fire
A fire at a Route 8 combination service station and restaurant six miles south of Titusville destroyed the building and its equipment. LeRoy Cook owned the property. his residence nearby suffered paint damage but was saved. Fire officials from Titusville and surrounding townships battled the blaze, with the cause undetermined but believed to be lightning.
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Proubyinue
Neely
LeRoy Cook
Roy Wondcock
Cook
Titusville
Parisland Township
Rocky Grove
Reno
Pleasantville
Rouserville
Democrats to Host Evening Session Saturday
An evening meeting after a smorgasbord dinner will be held next Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. in the VFW Garden Room to introduce local and county Democratic candidates to the electorate. The event is expected to draw 150 or more residents with eleven county candidates plus those seeking local City Council and Corry Board of Education positions.
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Dems
VFW
City Council
Corry Board of Education
Udall Apologizes Over Cuban Invasion Link to Eisenhower
Udall said in a Sunday TV interview the invasion plan dated to Eisenhower and was carried out by Kennedy. Republicans cried foul but Udall apologized on Monday, stating Kennedy took full responsibility and he did not mean to imply Eisenhower’s involvement. A White House official echoed Kennedy's sole responsibility and warned against shifting blame.
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Washington
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
United State
Fidel Castro
Andrew Hatcher
Hatcher
Eisenhower
U.S
Cuba
Udall
White House
Medical Needs In Congo Highlight Doctor Shortage
Editor note surveys Congo health crisis after Belgian withdrawal. Only 60 medical students in Louvain University pipeline and few doctors remain for 13 million Congolese plus 4 million in Belgian Congo. WHO and UN plan training with Red Cross support as doctors prepare to leave.
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John A. Kennedy Leopoldvius
Congo
Louvanium University
Bush
Dunele
Jelties
Belsian-administered
Rusnaa
Urundt
Medicos
M. Bellerive
U.N
World Health Organization
Africa
Bellerive
WHO
Red Cross
United Nations
France
Medical Assistants to Congo Under Public Health Plan
Reports from One Preach universities show strong exams for medical assistants headed to Congo. Dr Belle River hopes to send 20 more assistants this year with World Health Organization funding. A program trains public health doctors for about 1,000 students while Swiss schools aid training. The limited supply heightens need to retain workers to improve Congo health.
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Congo
Belleriver
World Health Organization
Jamestown Pair Get Jail Terms After Plea
Two Jamestown youths Frank M. Leone and Gary R. Erickson pleaded guilty to 18 burglaries in Chautauqua County. They received suspended sentences and will serve time in jail until October 30 then report to probation for three years.
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Mayville
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Frank M. Leone Dr
Gary R. Erickson
Chautauqua
Rollin R. Puncher
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