Fire and theft notes fill Corry news roundup
Firemen battled gasoline ignition on a Tamilelle car at 1 0P m at the Dome of Lambtig 20% West Church street with 10 men using a chemical extinguisher. A blue and white bike with wire and fender carriers was found near the high school. owner to claim at the station. A mother reported her 22 year old diabetic son missing but later said he returned. Real estate transfer on Union street recorded in Erie County courthouse. Several Erie County case dismissals noted. Local officials announced a county tax lien sale for delinquent properties on September 23. Second theft from a safe at Chautauqua Institution netted about $625. earlier, $215 stolen from a Dairy Lee Market safe. Payroll changes: Judge Johnson’s vacancy. Byron Clapper to be paid by state. Richard Sewpit to be paid $10,000 yearly starting January. Rebecca Mink, 10, injured at YMCA diving board. treated and released. Sidney Winans Jr. injured by a knife while preparing meat. treated and released.
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al Ross
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Colonado Building
Herbert J. Johnson Jp
Erie County
Erie Man Killed By Hit-Run Auto
An Erie man Ronald Billings, 23, was killed on Route 19 three miles south of Waterford after a hit and run struck his vehicle as he investigated a possible collision. Police seek the fleeing driver. an autopsy is planned.
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Union City Memorial
Harry Musser
Billings
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Musser
Kennedy Street Name Change Backed by Albany Officials
Albany officials unanimously approved a petition from two residents upset by a street rename. They argued the proposed title offended civic leaders and the President, citing conflicts with civil rights policies and local history. The move follows heated debate over signage on a Kentetty Boulevard area.
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Alan Kelley
Guldyrolur
Albany City
Poliaes Te Pew
Hoodlum Priest Dies He Pioneered Dismas House Rehabilitation
Father Dismas Clark, the so called Hoodlum Priest, died after stabilizing about 2,080 ex convicts through Dismas House in St. Louis. The former priest founded the Father Dismas Clark Foundation in 1959, created a center housing about 60 inmates, and drew support from St. Louis University and Washington University.
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Louis Aline
Charles Disian
Jesus
Christ
Dismas
St. Louis University
Washington University
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
The line contrasts spoken word and print, noting that oral speech fades while written text endures, shaping memory and record. It emphasizes how printing preserves language, ideas, and culture beyond transient talk.
Tax cut moves in Congress face slow path to vote
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax cut plan starting January 1 and sent it to the Rules Committee for a full House vote, with Senate doubts about a 1964 enactment. Leaders warn of possible delays, filibuster risks, and electoral pressures as Civil Rights bills and college aid legislation also move amid partisan debate.
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Con
Lspettier
Rules
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Finance Committee
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Dem
Albert Gore
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
Harry S.truman
Debate Next Move In Mine Rescue Near Hazleton
Rescue officials discussed digging a second shaft at Fellin Coal Co mine near Shepton to reach three miners trapped since Tuesday. Louis Bova David Fellin and Henry Throne are believed inside at 380 to 450 feet. Approval from relatives and owners is needed. the plan could take about 50 days.
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Shepton
Henry Throne
Rockefeller and Goldwater to Speak at Western States Conference
Oregon Republicans announced that New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater are slated to speak October 12 in Eugene. Rockefeller will attend a lunch, while Goldwater will be honored at a dinner.
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Barry
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Ore
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
Cruel Boys Sent To Farm To Learn Kindness
Somerset County youths, totaling 24, were ordered by Judge Thomas F. Lansberry to spend 110 days on farms learning animal empathy. Each of eight youths will live with volunteer families, working as part of the household rather than as laborers. Names of the teenagers were not released.
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Ars
Somerset County
Thomas F. Lanberry
Lansberry
Gen Taylor Must Justify Stand on Treaty Security Rift
Testimony released Wednesday shows Teller the "father of the B bomb" argues ratification would have grave consequences for U S security and free world. He says the pact lets the Soviet Union keep an advantage in multi megaton explosions and would hinder U S missile defense.
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Soviet Union
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Administration
Glenn T. Seaborg
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Atomic Energy Committee
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UC Other Dams Await Spring of 65
A Pittsburg Army Engineers letter notes delays in land purchase and dam construction for the French Creek project until funds are Congress allocated. The plan includes three dams with Union City reservoir near French Creek, affecting Waterford Amity and Venango Townships, and extending nine and a half miles upstream to Wattsbury.
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South Branch
Carters Corners
Waterford
Amity
Venan
Wattsbury
Muddy Creek
Crawford County
Teepleville
Woodcock Creek
Seaborg Notes Missile Treaty May Not Halt Testing
A discussion in the preparedness subcommittee included Taylor stating that U S antiballistic missile development does not rely on atmospheric testing, implying the treaty will not substantially alter any existing strategic imbalance.
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Taylor
U.S
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