Corry Chronicle: Rumbaugh rites mix up and coastal incidents
corry residents faced a day of mixed news with a misprinted name at a funeral service for George H Rumbaugh corrected to John Freno, local court records show Willard E Thomas faces dual reckless driving charges after August incidents near Wattsburg, and a Mohawk Airlines emergency tire replacement delayed flight from Port Erie to Syracuse. Clarence E Raymond of R D 2 Corry paid a $10 fine for reckless operation on Pindley Lake, while John L Aymong 3 of Eric hospitalized after a two car crash near Titusville. CHEER president Mrs Norman Tarbell admitted for observation at Corry Memorial Hospital. A stolen car found near Jacquins Pond is under sheriff investigation.
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Clarence E. Raymond
Corry
Pindley Lake
Chautauqua County
Sheriff’s Department
Lake Patrol
John L. Aymong
Eric
Samuel Baressi
West Park Place
Titusville Hospital
Titusville
Mohawk Airlines
Greater Buffalo
Port Erie
Syracuse
N. Y
Erie
Willard E. Thomas
Wattsburo
Walter Krupa
Thomas
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Wimmer
Wattsburg
Joseph DeMichael
New Kensington
Willie MaeGrover
Norman Tarbell
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pueblo teen indicted for theft of federal property
George Bugene Bueno, 17, of Pueblo, Colorado, was indicted on a federal complaint charging theft of federal property. The FBI says he broke into a downtown Pueblo building Sunday night and stole a car that belonged to the FBI.
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Weimer
Volo.or
George Bugene Bueno
Pueblo
Colo
PBI
FBI
Bueno
Sparta Merged School To Open Tuesday A.M.
The Sparta Merged School will open next Tuesday at 9 a.m. with faculty meeting Monday at 9 a.m. Five new staff join for the 1960s term including Ronald Shilling, Joy Wallace, Rene Nicklas, and Mrs George Cooklis. Enrollment is expected near 500 after Eldred Township transfers to Youngsville. no early registration required.
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Sparta
Ronald Shilling
Grove City College
Meadville
Major Olmes
Joy Wallace
Titsville
Rene Nicklas
Edward Parte
Corry
Southern Missouri State College
Ubis State
Mary Johnson
Elemetary
Alfred Brenner
Roland Putnam
Eldred Township
Youngsville
Honeymooners Split At Vegetarian Camp
Maurice and Sylvia Clark newly married vegetarians spend their honeymoon in separate dormitories. He shares a cabin with 19 men at a vegetarian youth camp while she sleeps in the girls hut. Sylvia, 22, says they booked the camp before wedding plans but came for their honeymoon anyway.
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Suigwelu
England
Maurice
Sylvia Clark
Sylvia
Beulah Heads for Open Sea as Seeding Trials Tackle Storm
Hurricane Beulah, with center winds near 80 mph, moves toward open seas as scientists study silver iodide seeding to temper its destructive punch. Cecil Gentry of the National Hurricane Research Project says crystals may be dropped into Beulah's expanding cloud formations, potentially softening the storm. The current path keeps Beulah away from Caribbean landmasses as weather crews monitor the system.
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Beulah
Miami
Fla
Cecil Gentry
National Hurricane Research Project
Freedom leap: East German guard defected to West Berlin
Conrad Schumann, 21, first East German border guard to flee after the border fence was opened, leaped to freedom on Aug. 15, 1961. His photo by Peter Leibing for AP spread worldwide, winning prizes as a symbol of escape. Schumann now works as a laborer in Guenzburg, Germany, with wife and son, saving to buy a car.
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Germany
Conrad Schumann
Schuman
East Germany
Schumann
West Berlin
RIAB
Berlin
Lke
West
West Germany
Guenzburg
Wim
Eileh
Dems Control Foreign Aid Bill
Debates over amendments to a foreign aid bill yield provisions including a one year ban on U S aid to countries shipping to Cuba by sea or air. A Democrat Dante Fasell spearheaded the Cuba ban. Other changes include a 2 percent minimum interest rate on Development Loan Fund loans and a 50 percent private enterprise development allocation, with GOP and Democratic contention over economic impact and Alliance for Progress.
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Cuba
Florida
Dante B. Fasrell
U.S
Bokaro
India
Willam
Broomfield
R-Mich
Development Loan Fund
Senate
Alliance For Progress
Outer Limits debuts as ABC blends danger with fantasy
ABC promotes its new Monday night series The Outer Limits with aliens occupying blocks of a town and a double President among its threats. The show aims to thrill youth while steering clear of realism, as producer Joseph Stefano emphasizes nonreal monsters and cautious content.
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Hollywood
ABC
Winistal Villians
U.S
Rod Serling
CBS
Joseph Stefano
Sitillating Entertainment
Stefano
Journal Daily's Appeal for Young Readers
A note suggests children away from home would enjoy keeping up with The Journal daily. It highlights the paper as a companion for staying informed during distance from home.
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Journal Daily
Corry YMCA to Offer China Painting Leisure Class
China painting designated as the first class in Corry YMCA fall Leisure Time program. Mrs. Lawrence O Nichols will teach with limited eight student capacity to ensure individual attention. Registration and equipment orders must be placed three weeks before the session starting the week of September 29. Other fall term courses begin the week of September 25.
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Corry
YMCA
Wees
Must Pay Costs In Libel Trial
In Pittsburgh a panel of judges on Thursday rejected evangelist W L King of Finleyville Washington County appeal to set aside $1 465 in court costs from a libel trial. King was acquitted by a jury November 9 but juries in misdemeanor cases may order payment of costs under state law. Attorney William Berger argued the law unconstitutional.
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Kofc Target Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
W. L. King
Finleyville
Washington County
Atty
William Berger
Johnston dies at 66 after rise in film industry and business
Washington AP reports Eric A. Johnston longtime president of the Motion Picture Association of America has died at 66 in Georgetown University Hospital after a stroke. A native of Washington he built a rags to riches career from newspaper carrier to Marine Corps major and later led the MPAA for 18 years with a $100000 salary. He also chaired the Chamber of Commerce and served on multiple wartime economic bodies. Memorial services set for St Johns Episcopal Church and burial slated in Spokane.
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Marine Corps
Motion Picture Association of America
Brown- Johnstone Co
Spokane
Mich
Columbia Electrical and Manufacturing Co
Brown-Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Johnston
Josef Stalin
Red
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
National Labor Management Advisory Committee
Inter-American Economic Development Commission
Economic Stabilization Board
War Manpower Commission
War Mobilization ‘and Reconversion Commission
District of Columbia
Motion Picture Association
Ina Harriet Hughes
William Carlin Fix
Herbert Butler
St. John's Episcopal Church
Wash
King Faces Libel Trial Over Bogus Oath Claim
In a libel trial the Rev. Mr. King is accused of circulating a bogus oath and asserting it was used by the Knights of Columbus a Roman Catholic laymen organization.
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Mr. King
Knights of Columbus
Weaver Named To New House Subcommittee on Science
Rep James D Weaver Republican Pennsylvania was named to the nine member House Subcommittee on Science Research and Development. Appointed by Chairman George P Miller the group will evaluate scientific research and development strengthen Congressional information sources in science and technology oversee the National Science Foundation and advise on use of scientific resources.
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Naominglon Var
James D. Weaver
House
Weaver
George P. Miller
D-Calif
House Space Committee
Miller
National Science Foundation
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Ts Always There
A brief reflection on the enduring power of printed words versus spoken language. The piece notes how print preserves speech and ideas beyond the moment, offering a lasting record even as voices fade.
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Little Ambassadors
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Stateline
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