New Driver Instructors Receive Penn State Diplomas
Instructors for Pennsylvania new driver improvement schools graduate today from Penn State with diplomas and a warning that future students may resent mandatory classes. About 150 instructors complete a two day program to learn about schools starting in October for drivers under the six point suspension regime.
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Division Chairman Leads Corry United Fund Drive
The Industry Division of Corry's 1966 United Fund campaign ranks first by quota size and typically raises 65 to 70 percent of the total. Masler serves on the Corry Chamber of Commerce board as second vice president, sits on the Corry Memorial Hospital board, and participates in the Airport Authority. The Maslers have lived in Corry for five years.
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Milne fugitive from Vermont prison faces extradition hearing
Vermont legislator Rep Donald Milne 32 a Washington Vermont Republican was missing after a routine head count at the Vermont State Prison Farm then surrendered in Albany New York facing a fugitive charge. He was sentenced June 20 to 4 6 years for fraud embezzlement and attempted fraud in clients funds. Milne a former Vermont Young Republicans president and freshman lawmaker has first term through December 31. He appeared in Albany City Court to answer the fugitive charge and may fight extradition. Final rites for Ray W Hawley were held in Beaverdam Cemetery with numerous relatives attending from multiple states.
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John Peavey
Warren
Belya Hawley
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Erie
Alfred Reitenback
Parma
Ohio
Ray Hawley
Cleveland
Irene Spencer
Bertha Smith
Gertrude Louthair
Rochester
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De Gaulle plans summit in Guadeloupe after talks with Sihanouk
In a Senate speech Rusk proposed a summit on the French island of Guadeloupe in the Caribbean after President De Gaulle meets Prince Norodom Sihanouk in Cambodia. De Gaulle is to begin talks in Cambodia today and stop at Guadeloupe toward the end of his world trip.
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Spartansburg fair opens with exhibits and parade events
Sparta Fair runs from September 8 through 11 with exhibit entries due Thursday evening and a queen crowned at 8 PM. Daily acts include the Torreys German gymnasts, free shows at 4 and 10 PM, and a 11 PM fireworks finale. Booster badges fund prizes as livestock and a new cattle barn attract turnout.
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Spartansburg
Torreys
Uur Fair Association
Ex-Cons End Jail Break as Train Surrenders in Dust Storm
Convicts McCallister and Schiffauer retreated from Florence prison escape, boarding a moving Arizona Copper train en route to Hayden. Sheriff De Arman intercepted after a tense 10 minute standoff. both men surrendered. McCallister faces 1-2 year burglary term begun in April. Schiffauer three-to-four-year forgery sentence from May 18. Other items note Sparta Grange picnic plans and Mrs Mamie Stanford’s Berlin trip.
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Long Decline Of Stock Market Continues
NEW YORK AP The stock market extended its seven month slide as 1,457 issues traded with 1,240 down and 103 up. The Dow Jones avg fell 13.53 to 267.08, lowest since Jan 2 1964, while the AP avg dropped 5.5 to 274.6, a 1966 low and worst since Nov 22 1963.
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Ex-President of Pennsy Dies at 84 in Rosemont
Martin W. Clement, 84, former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and later board chairman, died at his Rosemont home. He led PRR from 1935 to 1949 during wartime and the Depression, retired as chairman in 1951, and stayed on the board until 1957.
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Martin W. Clement
Pennsylvania Railroad
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House approves draft bill refining Russell proposal
The bill passed 31 to 1 as Chairman L Mendel Rivers said it refines Russell language. Rivers said approval would remove any idea draftees could seek refuge in the Reserves. Russell noted no committee action on the Reserves proposal until the House acts. The plan would have Reservists who are called up serve up to 24 months of active duty or active duty for training.
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