Weather outlook and local notices from Corry area
Tomorrow through Wednesday will bring cooler daily highs around the mid to upper seventies with - or near sixty-eight. Expect scattered showers with a half to three quarters of an inch of rain period ends. Rev. William Scott will speak at 11 a m Sunday services with George Fox set as guest speaker at 7 pm. Corry Memorial Hospital shared in state aid totaling 1192 for free patient care subsidies. Corry received 1.91, Titusville and Warren each 44.52 for the quarter ending March. Eight area motorists face suspensions or revocations for offenses including reckless driving speeding improper passing driving on the wrong side and driving without a license. An eight-year-old boy sustained a laceration from glass. another man suffered a partial amputation of a finger from a power tool. Both were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released.
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Corry
Christian and Muscotyary Alliance Church
Dinounerd
William Scott
Maryland
George Fox
Euest
Hey Dockerty
Corry Memorial Hospital
Titusville
Warren
Corry Area
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Thomas Kuss
R. D
John Walton
Raynald Boutwell
Joseph Bartholomew
South Center Street
Paul Dietsch
Spring Street
Gertrude Collier
East Congress Street
Joseph Baressi
James Hogan
Union City
Murray Raymond
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Viet Nam Suspects U.S. Involvement in Buddhist Crackdown
Saigon officials and Buddhist leaders dispute foreign meddling claims as U S suspects stir tension over recent violent incidents. An intrusive inquiry by U S diplomats sought joint investigations while Buddhist factions demand the government acknowledge responsibility for the violence.
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Shyilh
Mie Nam
Yoield
Campaine
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Tre Crick B
AmDas Ador Naltine
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Amurigany
United States
Race Disputes Land In Court
Two integration disputes reach court with one suit seeking to block a 8 million expansion of Jordan High School. Plaintiffs argue expansion would deepen racial imbalance while nearby South Gate High is already predominantly white. Suit brought by Mary Tilon Crawford and Inita Watkins for NAACP and United Civil Rights Committee. Separate suits seek injunctions against pro and anti integration picketing.
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Nero High School
Thureday
Jordan High School
Los Angeles
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Jordan
Mary Ti
Lon Crawford
Inita Watkins
Dems Claim They'll Okay Johnson
Democrats in Erie claim they will approve Merbert J Johnson Jr for the Orphans Court of Erie County’s nomination. The debate centers on party unity and possible Republican opposition. Interim appointments and Senate action loom over Johnson’s fate as confirmation or replacement hangs in the balance.
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Merbert J Johnson Jr
Charles Re Weir
Philadelphia
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Jobesett
Alttinnsh Fc
Riis Sen
Uwe
Uth Yy
Dave His
Bliss
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Hawbaker
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Johny
Tage
Johnson
William W. Scranton
Iit
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Lewislaire
Senate
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Tidioute Borough Council Head Resigns Amid Turmoil
The presiding Tidioute Borough Council leader submitted his resignation amid tensions over a proposed new age treatment plant site. William Karn declined explanation as turmoil continued, with residents criticizing a downtown location and the municipal slower authority offering a rural option.
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Preston
Tidioute
William Karn
Fant
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Doventown
Rusk To Visit Moscow With Bipartisan Delegation
Rusk departs for Moscow to meet with Khrushchev and discuss a possible nonaggression pact between NATO and the Warsaw Pact. The delegation includes four Democratic senators and two Republicans, plus Adlai Stevenson and William Foster. Officials expect talks on Berlin status, troop reductions, budget freezes, and early warning of surprise attacks.
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Arkansas
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Rhode Island
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Minnesota
Joh J. Sparkman
Alabama
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
Park Exhibit Opens With Local Figures Present
Pamions recently completed project shown at South Tea Lake in Algonquin Park. Guests prepared to depart include Dr O'Hare, Larry Campbell, Paul Wascak, and Hugh O'Hare as park officials note government ownership of the area.
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Algonquin Park
Dr O'Hare
Larry Campbell
Paul Wascak
Hugh O'Hare
Explorer Post
Corry
August Came In Like Kangaroo
August arrives like a Kangaroo in an Erie police blotter with multiple small-town incidents. A South Center Street fall leaves a man injured but noncritical. a window peeper is reported near East Pleasant Street. officers discipline youths and lecture parents. a man pleads guilty to writing a worthless check for A and B Distributing Co. at First Avenue, with sentencing awaiting action.
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Huffman
John Sank
Union City
South Center Street
Gertrude Long
Snyder Circle
David Lillie
East Pleasant Street
James L. Grant
A & B Distributing Co
First Avenue
Joseph Amoroso
Grant
M. 8. Cabbett
Erie County
Byron Nichols
Charleston merchants reach six point plan to ease racial unrest
In Charleston South Carolina 87 White merchants agreed to a six point desegregation accord including equal employment, desegregated fitting rooms rest rooms lounges and drinking fountains, hat try ons, same pay and courtesy titles for Negro customers. Negro leaders pledged not to picket stores that sign, ending an eight week wave of protests.
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Red China Criticizes Soviet Leadership Of World Communism
A Soviet press column in Tzvestia accuses Chou Enlai of capitulation to imperialism and betraying socialist interests. History Prof. B. Leibgon notes Chou backed Kremlin at 1959 Moscow congress but soon led a campaign against the Soviet party, showing insincerity and a long-range objective, according to Selbzon.
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Baptist Leader Dies at 74 in Oakland
Dr Arnold T Ohrn former general secretary of the Baptist World Alliance for 12 years 1948 to 1960 died in Oakland California on Wednesday. He led the 23 million member body during his tenure and is memorialized for his global church work.
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Baptist World Alliance
Rayon and Nylon Tire Makers Battle for Market Share
Competition between rayon and nylon tire cord producers drives stronger threads and lower prices. Rayon dominates about 80 percent of the market due to cost, while nylon gains on strength and recapping suitability. Underinflation and high speeds dramatically reduce tire life. check inflation every 500 miles with tires cold and avoid deflating for long trips to protect tire investment.
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