Honorary memberships awarded at Health Conference
Mrs Catherine B Bauer of St Marys and U S Rep James D Weaver Erie Republican received honorary memberships at the 19th annual Health Conference at University Park. Also reported are a prowling window peeper near Charles Williams home, a bicycle fall injury to Howard Mowers Jr, muffler violation by Jerry Hasbrouck, surplus food distribution plans by Corry Labor Council, lost checkbook and purse reports, a found white sweater, obituary notice for Morris Cohen, postponed August Corry Local Dairymen’s League meeting, a tractor runover injury to Charlotte Mitchell, bids for Edinboro State College dormitories, CHEER meeting postponement, and a marriage license filing for William Shuster and Cheryl Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine B. Bauer
St Marys
U.S
James D. Weaver
Erie
University Park
Corry
Dairymen's League
Ivan Heteh
League
Jail No Longer Available For Mental Patients
Warren county Sheriff Don F. Allen Jr announces the county jail will not house mental patients before commitment to Warren State Hospital. Letters were sent to attorneys and law enforcement under the Mental Health Act of 1951. The jail is for criminals, not mentally ill individuals, who require proper commitment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren County
Don F. Allen Jr
Warren State Hospital
Allen
Crackdown on Buddhists escalates in Saigon and Hue
Reports from Saigon indicate armed forces raided at least three Buddhist pagodas as Diem tightens control amid rising religious protests and foreign criticism. A bulletin lists seized printing equipment, a mine, daggers, a machine gun, explosives, and a radio at pagodas, with no casualty details. Meanwhile Moscow says the limited nuclear test ban treaty has been submitted to the Supreme Soviet for ratification, with no stated meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Viet Nam
Diem
Saigon
Hue
Saigon Radio
Xa Loi
An Quang
Ravada
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
400 Negro Ministers Hit Philly Board
Philadelphia clash pits the 400 Negro Preachers of Philadelphia against the school board over plans to expand educational opportunities for Black students. The ministers threaten direct action early in the fall term to press for more Negro executives, staff equalization, increased textbooks, specialized centers for retarded students, a diploma based standard, and fair vocational guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia School Board
The
400 Negro Preachers of
FNPP
James T. Kirkland
Kirkland
PUC charges National Freight over unpermitted government shipments
The Public Utility Commission charged National Freight Inc of Vineland New Jersey with transporting government medical supplies in Pennsylvania from Shamokin to Wampum last month without a PUC permit. The firm was given 10 days to answer the charge.
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PUC
Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
National Freight, Inc
Vineland
N. J
Pennsylvania
Shamokin
Wampum
Hold Rites For Mrs. N. Carley
A funeral service for Mrs. N Carley was held at St. George Funeral Home with Rev. Joseph Kanzlemar officiating. Interment followed in Lowville Cemetery. Bearers included Martin Anderson, David Ehrhardt, Louis Hebers, Robert Roden, Scott Bailey, and Delbert Croscut. Relatives and friends from nearby Westfield Corry area attended. Mrs Ehrhardt sang two pieces with accompaniment by Mrs Kanzlemar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Carley
St. George
Joseph Kanzlemar
Corry Church
Beaverdam Youths Attend Mennonite Convention
Beaverdam Mennonite youths joined delegates from Canada and the United States at a large Mennonite convention held at Kishacoquillas High School in Belleville Padoine. Led by Pastor Lederli ch and evangelist Pannel the event drew 438 attendees and featured talks on Bible study and evangelism. Over 2500 delegates stayed with area families. plans include Life II outreach teams and next year’s gathering in Kitchener Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishwewnillac Valley
Hootsi
Mationat Mennonie
Kishaco- Quiles High School
Belleville
Umit Sualys
Cana
Puerto Rico
Tndonesia
Pris
Lederiich
Hubbard
Oregon
Ce Pannel
Detroit
Mich
Assensis
United States
Canada
Ontario
Gordon Zook
The
Goshen
Intl
MYF
Mackinaw Dells
Richard Hostetler
Beaverdam Mennonite
Linda Miller
Cheryl Reynolis
Marge Troyer
Jeanne Troyer
Denny Stutaman
Gary Swackhamer
Terry Hershberger
Eldon Troyer
Darrel Troyer
Kim Byler
Dave Byler
Big Valley
M&f
Kitchener
Birmingham Tension Mounts Over Desegregation Start
Federal courts ordered Birmingham city schools to desegregate at the start of the fall term on September 4, beginning with the 12th grade. Authorities roped off Shores' area and no open threats aimed at opening day, though a tear gas incident last week and a bombing and rioting Tuesday night left residents uneasy.
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Pace Via
Moore
Shores
Mosque Collapse Kills 110 in Yeotmal India
Police report 110 Muslims killed and 68 injured as four mosques collapsed in Yeotmal a central Indian town about 400 miles from Bombay. Rescue and inquiry ongoing with officials investigating cause and scope of disaster.
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Bombay
India
Yeotmal
Kennedy Faces House Clash Over Foreign Aid Spending
Washington reports show President Kennedy pressing Congress for more foreign aid after a long battle over budget requests. A Clay committee advised trimming about 608 million from 4.9 billion, sparking House debate on the amount to authorize amid push for greater economy. Lawmaker Ota Pasaman, a Louisiana millionaire, vowed to press on despite pain from a broken shoulder.
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Washington
Congress
United States
House
Kennedy
Capitol
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy Hai
Hi Oriental
Cay Sideriu
Forchin Ald Taylor
Rep
Ota H. Pasaman
Louisiana
Insell
Area Teacher Hurt As Trailer Slips From Jack
A teacher at an unnamed area school was injured when a trailer slipped from a jack and pinned him under a load. He was admitted to hospital after the Saturday incident, suffering rib and chest injuries with other trauma. Emergency responders reported the accident occurred during unloading at the site.
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Jack Errrite
HaLsEs
Plstehaiainn
Tryoneille
Vanmunal der Eni
Abia
Mewesville
Mospilis Grvce
Corhnantan Hepbes Inn
Stoudenan
Ambiguous Truncated Text Mentions US Korea Relations
Fragmented OCR report references a Korea-American patrol incident and mentions Congress funding debates. It alludes to a controversial aid package, quantities around billions, and political figures while conveying confusion and partial facts without clear events or dates.
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Charles Williams
Wayne Street
al Aikens
Wiliams
Howard
Howard Mowers Sr
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jerry Hasbrouck
Spring Street
Norbert Bachomer
Hasbrouck
James Keppel
Corry Labor Council Today
State Armory
East Washington Street
National Bank
William Kerstetter
Essex Street
Edna Pierce
East Church Street
Harley Drake
Miami Beach
Fla
Morris Cohen
Joseph
Lena
Boston
Mass
Charlotte Mitchell
R. D
Union City Memorial Hospital
Charles Mitchell
Charlotte
Kenneth
Edinboro State College
General State Authority
Norman Tarbell
Tarbell
Erie County
William 5. Shuster
Union City
Cheryl D. Hale
Sun Crest
Frostie
Kimlin Dry Beverages
West South Street
REX Theatre
King
Richard
Pennsylvania Kid
Wilson
Franklin, Pa
Britt
Iowa
Rosalie
Philly Board
N. Carley
Beaverdam
Birmingham
Ane
West Mof Corry
Frank Sinatra
Your Horn Technication
Paramount
Panayison
Marlon Brando
Petites
Marlow
Hho
Korea
Westcentral
Anistake
Tata
Htty
Journal Daily
Barney Sonoski
Firestone
Bata
Firestome
Pew eNnition
Vows of Firestone
Metin
Tha Firestone
Barney's Firestone
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