Corry Student To Deliver Talk At D C Meeting
Alfred University freshman Thomas Pierotti will travel to Washington D C for the American Ceramic Society annual meeting. He will compete in a student speaking contest with peers from 12 other schools and present A Ceramic Permeable Mold. Prizes include 100 Howard Lillie Memorial Award and a year’s Society membership.
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Corry
D.C
Alfred University
Alfred, N. Y
Washington, D.C
Bath
American Ceramic Society
Thomas Pierotti
Corty
Hillcrest Drive
Alfred
Pierotti
Howard Lillie
Tight Squeeze Seen For Civil Rights Bill Fight In Congress
The Johnson administration pushes a broad Civil Rights Act including fair housing and anti-violence provisions. Led by Emanuel Celler hearings begin next Wednesday as supporters warn a tight squeeze amid timing and a possible Southern filibuster. Joseph Johnson’s package faces mixed reactions from Eastland Justice Ervin and others, with debates over housing sections and enforcement across regions.
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Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
James C. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Judiciary Committee
North
South
Eastland
Jack Justice
Miami Beach
Fla
National Association of Real Estates Boards
Sam J. Ergin Jr
D-N
Corry Man Indicted for Erie Larceny Case
Corry resident Joseph Tinko, 48, was indicted by the Erie grand jury on a larceny charge tied to a picnic jug containing 30 to 40 dollars taken from Houdini's Tavern. Police said he seized the jug as proprietor Fred Delfino lent aid, while on parole for two prior thefts at Luigi's Tavern and the Astor Hotel in May 1964. A public defender was appointed for his hearing.
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Corry
Erie
Joseph Tinko
R. D
Houdini
Tinko
Fred Delfino
Luigi's Tavern
Astor Hotel
DuBois Teacher Charged With Murder And Rape In Slaying Of Girl
John E. Yount 28 a mathematics teacher at DuBois Area High School was charged with murder and rape in the death of 16 year old Pamela Sue Rimer. Police said the Slay occurred on a rural road near Luthersburg and a station wagon was seen in the area around 5 p m. The victim was found in woods with stab wounds and a stocking on her neck. Yount was arraigned and remanded to jail without bond pending further hearing.
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Dubois
Misa Rimor
John E. Yount
Debois
R. D
DuBois Area
Clearfield County
Yount
Mila
Whe
Pamela Sue Rimer
Luthersburg FD. 3
Pamela
Bee
Staple Avenue
U S Lands 4000 More Combat Troops In Viet Nam
The United States landed over 4,000 fresh combat troops in Viet Nam boosting the American buildup to about 250,000 men. The 25th Tropic Lightning Division from Hawaii arrived at Vung Tau, completing a 25 percent force increase this year. Viet Cong activity remained limited with several minor attacks and a few civilian casualties from mines. Saigon prepared for May Day protests with security on alert as unions warned of potential Communist infiltration and power grabs.
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South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Hawaii
Vung Tau
U.S
Mekong
Hau Nghia
Sidgoe
F Saigon
Vietnamese Federation of Catholic Workers
Federation of Vietnamese Workers
van van Cua
Cua
Navy
Corry Chief Graduates From SP Police Training
Corry Police Chief Frank Carnegie joined 96 other local officers in completing an eight week course at the State Police Academy Hershey. Diplomas were awarded at 10 a m after a training schedule that began March 7. Carnegie is the first local officer to attend the course. Other officers will follow.
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Corry
Frank Carnegie
State Police
Hershey
Carnegie
Cdot
No Sanctuary Policy Clarified In Hot Pursuit Debate
U S officials drew a distinction between no sanctuary and hot pursuit during combat. Hot pursuit allows engaging an enemy across a frontier but not striking an enemy base. The Korea war example showed pilots crossing the Yalu but avoiding attacks on China’s mainland. Officials warned China risks retaliation if it intervenes in Vietnam, and urged careful high level decisions before any cross border strike. The briefing for about 700 editors and broadcasters featured Deputy Secretary Ball and others, with Rusk and Humphrey among speakers scheduled to appear.
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Washington
U.S
Yalu River
United States
Red China
Viet Nam
China
State Department
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Hubert H. Humphrey
Army
Harold K. Johnson
William P. Bundy
Housewife Fights Referral Gyp In $281 Vacuum Buy
A Pennsylvania housewife sues after a $60 purchase of a vacuum sweeper led to charges of deceptive sales tactics by Interstate Engineering Corp of Anaheim and two distributors. The FTC indictment halted the deceptive methods, but the agreement does not admit wrongdoing. The note adds referral selling is not illegal in Pennsylvania. Continued on page six.
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Snyder Circle
Inter
Interstate Has
State Engineering Corporation
Federal of
Compact Distributing Co., Inc
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
FTC
Interstate
PTC
Pennsylvania
Springtime salesmen and a wary hotel bill tale
Two salesmen from a tombstone firm left town with unpaid hotel charges at the Hotel Corry for four days. Authorities seek the elusive pair as a fraud alert notes the Gleaner is only worth 60 dollars despite FTC claims of 281 dollars. The Snyder Circle Woman asked police to verify if Interstate had a permit to solicit last November. none existed and a permit reason is given.
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Tombstone
Hotel Corry
Federal Trade Commission
Snyder Circle
Interstate
Lodge Heads Home From Viet Nam Review Mission
AP reports ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge heads home for a two to three week review of U S policy in Viet Nam. He leaves a crisis frontier in Saigon with political turmoil and intensified Viet Cong war. Lodge denies resignation rumors and plans to visit Rome en route to Washington.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Rome
Washington
Pape Paul VI
Booton
Death Toll From Java Volcano Rises To 80
The Mt Kelut eruption in East Java has raised the death toll to 80 with about 100 others still missing in a nearby village. Lava streams threatened Blitar and the city as communications remained cut off. About 500000 residents inhabit the area and no aid requests were reported in Jakarta.
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Indonesia
Mt. Kelut
Java
Antara
Reppes
Blitar
Jakarts
Red Cross
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Texesa Confreta de
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