UC Composer To Lead Corry Band In Park
Musicians about 125 strong gather for a Corry School Bands concert in City Park at 7 p.m. Wednesday led by Ronald Rairie with guest conductor Orval Hatch of Union City. The program features three bands and a 10 minute children’s play from Harding School, plus Miss Elsie Beckwith directing several numbers. If rain arrives, the concert will be postponed with no date set.
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Corry
Ronald Rairie
Orval Hatch
Union City
Harding School
Elsie Beckwith
Fredonia State University
Isle of Veil
Coleman Band
Hatch
Francis
Rudy) Gelpelt
Union City High School
Hawaiian Islands
Joanne Ainsworth
Gennett
Rainie
Coal Production Up In Harrisburg District 1964 Half
Harrisburg Pennsylvania bituminous strip mine coal output for the first half of 1964 reached 11 711 754 tons, up 301 137 tons from a year earlier. The figures were reported to the state Land Reclamation Board yesterday by James M Cunningham director of the Bituminous Bureau of Conservation and Reclamation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Land Reclamation Board
James M. Cunningham
Bituminous Bureau of Conservation and Reclamation
Two Ladies Die In Butler Two Car Crash
Spring Creek News reports Mrs. Cora Smith and Mrs. Lulu Upchurch of Raleigh died in a two car accident near Butler last weekend while returning home from visits in Oil City and Corry. Both were former West Spring Creek residents with Mudge as maiden name.
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Don Whaley
Butler
Cora Smith
Lulu Upchurch
Raleigh
N. C
Oil City
Corry
West Spring Creek
Mudge
William Kafferlin
Penn State
Spring Creek
Earl Davis
Christina Beldon
John Whyte
Philadelphia
Tom Whyte
Fairless Hills
Helen Ogilvey
Clydebank
Chautauqua Lake
Harold Smith
Robert Malek
Smith
Clayton Damon
Erie
Lois Sickler
Floyd Wilkinson
Timothy
Washington, D. C
Fred Wilkinson
Merle Cooper
Gerald Wilkinson
Donald Wilkinson
Robert Donaldson
Warren
Glen Donaldson
Denzel Phillips
Bernard Porter
Lois Jane
Robert Damon
Columbus
Becky Damon
Clyde English
Corry Hospital
Kerr wins world skeet title in 1964 championship
Alex Kerr of Beverly Hills California captured the world skeet crown at the 1964 World Champion Skeet Shooting Tournament in Reno Nevada after a 15 gunner sudden death shootoff ended the five day event at Harold's Gun Club. Steve Hanzel of San Antonio Texas won the junior title with 99x100. William Rogers of Atherton California was runner up for Kerr. William Lesnon of Los Angeles took Class AA. An Illinois team edged rivals from Massachusetts and the U S Army in the final shootoff to win the five man team title with 493x500. The Western Open 12 gauge event begins tomorrow with 250 birds at stake.
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Reno
Nev
Alex Kerr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Steve Hanzel
San Antonio
Tex
Kerr
Harold
William Rogers
Atherton
William Lesnon
Los Angeles
Illinois
Massachusetts
U.S. Army
Railroads drop agents at seven Western Pennsylvania stations
The Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads will remove passenger and freight agents from seven Western Pennsylvania stations after 15 days notice. Oakdale and Allison Park, Evans City, Burgettstown, Point Marion, Tidioute, and Sharpsville lose offices. Railway Express also shuts its Sharpsville agency. Business will be handled at nearby stations.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore and ‘Ohio
Public Utility Commission
Oakdale
Allison Park
Allegheny County
Evans City
Butler County
Burgettstown
Washington County
Point Marion
Fayette County
Tidioute
Warren County
Sharpsville
Mercer County
PUC
Railway Express
Bundle Days Proclaimed in Pennsylvania by Gov Scranton
Governor Scranton designated September 7 to 11 as Bundle Days in Pennsylvania to honor the Children Federation and promote community service efforts across the state. Officials urged participation by schools churches and civic groups during the observance.
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Harrisburg
Gov. Scranton
Children Federation
Pennsylvania
Corry Library Reports Progress On Reorganization and Growth
Corry Library reports continued use with 21 443 circulations and access to 161 015 volumes across 25 district centers. During the period 348 books borrowed by Corry users not locally held. 3 000 volumes weeded. building refurbished. cataloging and inventories improved circulation. several room upgrades and a runner up in a national library contest.
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Corry
Myers
Kingston, Pa
Philadelphia urged barbershop license revocation over refusals
The Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations asked the state to revoke barber shop and beauty parlor licenses that refuse service to Negroes. The request followed a visit by an African political leader who was denied a haircut in a local shop amid concerns tied to an international child welfare organization collecting used clothing for needy children worldwide.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Commission On Human Relations
International Child Welfare Organization
Slaying Case Details emerge linked to FBI probe
The report cites FBI involvement after seven names tied to the slayings were turned over by Gregory and news outlets. A $25,000 reward was offered for information leading to the bodies’ discovery and the killers’ arrest and prosecution.
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South
FBI
PBI
Gregory
Honolulu
Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
Goodman
Schwerner
Chaney
Meridian
Ben
James
Robert Goodman
Andy
White House
New York
Washington
Rita Schwerner
Comedian Ben Blue Indicted For Tax Evasion
Federal grand jury charges comedian Ben Blue age 64 with six counts of income tax evasion for 1958 to 1960. Authorities say he failed to pay a combined $39,334 in personal and corporate taxes.
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Los Angeles
Ben Blue
Start Fight On Health Care Plan In Senate
Washington AF Secretary of Welfare Anthony J Celebrezze testifies for a security financed elderly health care plan opening in the Senate Finance Committee. The King Anderson bill would provide hospitaliz ation nursing home diagnostic and home health visits. Gore leads the push despite Anderson absence, noting changes since 1962.
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Washingson
Senate Finance Committee
Anthony J. Celebrezze
King-Anderson
Senate
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Finance Committee
Gore
Anderson May Return To Help Fight After Surgery In Albuquerque
Anderson, who underwent an operation at Albuquerque two weeks ago, may return in time to help in the fight. Gore offered the health care amendment as an addition to the Social Security benefit bill which passed the House last week. This measure would increase retirement, disability and survivor payments by 5 percent and make numerous other changes in the system, and would increase the tax schedule to pay for them.
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Anderson
Albuquerque
Gore
House
Pennsylvanians to view space capsule at State Farm Show Building
Harrisburg residents will be able to see the space capsule that orbited astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper 22 times. Parth 7, Cooper’s chosen name for the capsule, will be on display at the State Farm Show Building from August 13 to 16. The craft is touring state capitals, Harrisburg being the 39th city visited.
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Leroy Gordon Cooper
Cooper
State Farm Show
Harrisburg
Heat wave grips South Central States with record highs
The Associated Press reports the worst heat wave in years across Oklahoma and nearby states. Tulsa hit 110 degrees breaking a decade-long record. Ada also reached 110 and Oklahoma City peaked at 106. Violent storms in southeast Texas produced a tornado that killed five and destroyed a house near Keitt Lake. Dakota thundershowers followed a warm front, impacting crops as winds damaged structures in Shreveport.
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Associated Press
Jodn
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Ada
Okla
Hennessey
Cit
Oklahoma City
Texas
Keitt Lake
Port Arthur
Sabine Pass
Tuscoloosa
Ala
Shreveport
Dakotas
W Lreau
Midwest
Southwest
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