Audit Ordered of County Food Program Oversight
County Controller Byron Clapper is to audit the surplus food program after a contentious commission session. Commissioner William Hill Jr urged firing Raymond H. Martin, who heads distribution, citing butter surpluses and shortages, but fellow commissioners blocked removals and demanded the audit within 30 days.
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Clapper
William Hill Jr
Raymond H. Martin
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GOP
Fred Lamberton
Hill
Louis Rzymek
Commission
George Coverdale
Lamberton
Rzymek
Suspend School Aide For Using Men and Equipment
MaGAHA ranted the wie agaia Falls Board of Education last night agreed to affix the penalty for James B. Adams accused of unauthorized use of school equipment at three weeks without pay. Oliver the director of school planning operation and maintenance will uphold the suspension. On July 21 Adams was suspended by Oliver for using a school truck and four men to move household goods to a new residence. The board vote was 7-1 with Chille dissenting and Cummins absent. Chille urged a $100 fine in addition to the suspension. The suspension totals $702 based on Adams salary. the truck and men use valued at about $62.50.
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Magaha
Agaia Falls
Joseph Chille
Charles Cummins
Chille
Adams
Oliver
Salinger Returns to Washington as California Senate Hopeful
Kerre Salinger returns to the capital to seek the California Senate seat after Gov. Edmund G Brown appoints him. Republicans threaten a challenge over eligibility while the Senate Rules Committee reviews the appointment legality. Brown defends the move as proper. Democrats may seek an oath with no prejudice during probe.
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Kerre Salinger
White House
California
Senate Rules Committee
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Salinger
Brown
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
George Murphy
Clair Engle
Virginia
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Murphy
Pope Paul VI to fly to Orvieto in helicopter
The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will fly to Orvieto on August 11 by helicopter, a first for a pope. The 75 mile flight marks a second aerial first for the pontiff after his 1964 pilgrimage to the Holy Land, commemorating the 700th anniversary of Corpus Christi institution by Urban IV.
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Paul VI
Orvieto
Pope Paul
Holy Land
Paul
Corpus Christi
Urban IV
U S Jets Rushed To S Viet Nam Crisis Deepens
U S jets moved to South Vietnam amid rising tensions after attacks on North Vietnamese PT boats and U S destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin. President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara announced retaliatory strikes as Gen Westmoreland and South Vietnamese leaders held emergency talks. A U S spokesman said there is no immediate evacuation plan for 700 U S civilian dependents, while Saigon residents and officials monitor developments with heightened alert.
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U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Nguyen Khanh
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
William C. Westmoreland
Tran Thien Kiem
Taylor
Khanh
North
Viet Nam
Rain Lifts Penns Crop Growth Statewide Report
The State Federal Crop Reporting Service says substantial rainfall last week boosted crop growth across most of the state. An inch or more fell in the western half while eastern counties saw scattered showers before the week ended at 7 am August 3. Generous rains Monday followed the report period, improving pastures and grazing in many areas though drier northeastern counties still show less succulent grasses.
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Nanudsurgary
Bodies Found In Civil Rights Workers Search
In late June a station wagon used by civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney was found burned fifteen miles north of Philadelphia. Olen Burrage of Philadelphia owned the property where excavation occurred as Schwerner, active since February with a Meridian civil rights project, had driven to Oxford to gather volunteers. The trio traveled from Meridian to the Philadelphia area on June 21 to inspect a burned Negro church used by volunteers. Goodman's role as part of a 600-strong volunteer group was noted, with plans for Philadelphian work projects.
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Nate Maltee Heeney
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Philadelphia
Olen Burrage
Burrage
Meridian
Oxford
Ohio
Merian
Philadelphi
Parachute Championship Opens in Leatkirk Germany
Richard Fortenberry of the United States joined three other parachutists in bull's eye jumps as the opening contest of the men's parachute world championships took place in Leatkirk Germany yesterday.
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Leatkirch
Germany
Richard Fortenberry
United States
Kindergarten Registration Set For Aug 18
The office of School Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe announced city Corry children entering kindergarten in September may register at Corry Area High School Room 7 on Tuesday, August 1 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Morning registration A through M, afternoon for others, with parent present and required documents. Children must be at least 4 years 7 months by September 1 and cannot withdraw after entry except for health or other approved reasons. There are 569 URLs in the United States.
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City
al Corry
Kindegarten
Sepember
Corry Area High School
Barlen
Shupe
Yanks Strong In Pacific Page One Summary
The Pacific force structure shows the Pacific Air Force with headquarters in Hawaii operating four tactical squadrons of strike, support, and air defense aircraft including many supersonic jets. In Okinawa the Marine Corps fields about 20,000 ground troops with a 10,000 strong air wing and 300 to 400 planes. A 2,000-strong Marine battalion landing team rotates at sea with the 7th Fleet’s amphibious force.
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Kearsarge
Pacific Air Force
Hawiii
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Pacific
7Th Fleet
Free Admission at Blatt's Corry Drive In Theatre Ad
Find your name in these advertisements and call the store to receive a free ticket. From Wednesday August 5th through Tuesday August 11th two features play. Alan Ladd Bob Cummings Martha Hyer appear in The Carpetbaggers and Bobby Vinton Patricia Morrow in Surf Party.
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Bob Cummings
Martha Hyer
Bobby Vinton
Patricia Morrow
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