October aid totals cited for Crawford County
The Meadvill Evansburg area reports October public assistance totals for Crawford County with 2008 people reliant on aid, including 450 aid to dependent children, 163 blind pensions, and 278 general assistance payments. Other items note a boy injured by a car near Franklin, a missing Titusville husband, local club meetings, and a deer hunting season opening in Meadville.
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Algerian plan for balanced representation crushed by rightists
In Algiers liberal candidates seeking balanced representation in the French National Assembly were defeated by right wing factions. Early returns from a three day legislative election showed only one non right wing slate faring well. Across Algeria candidates aligned with Jacques Sous telle s Union for the New Republic and the Public Safety Network defeated rival pro French rule lists.
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Barr Attacks Lawrence Over Time Outside Harrisburg
Joseph Barr and George Bloom clash as Governor Lawrence plans to spend more time in offices outside Harrisburg. Bloom criticized the intended use of state facilities in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia while Lawrence campaigns to visit every region of the commonwealth, signaling he will not be a part-time governor.
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Berlin Crisis Talks Rise Over Soviet Round Table Idea
Washington ponders a possible German peace conference after Khrushchev floated a round table solution for Berlin. The West rejects a demilitarized free city for West Berlin as U S Army warns against any supply disruption, with East Germany asserting control over transit routes and Ulbricht warning of difficulties for Western powers.
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Iowa professor dies at 31 in Iowa City
Dr. Hig don B. Slkins, 31, professor of radiology at the State University of Iowa College of Medicine, died Saturday of a heart attack in Iowa City.
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Hospital Report Includes Admits and Discharges in Corry Area
At The Hospital Report lists admissions and discharges compiled today for Corry area individuals. Names include Mrs. Russell Dingfelder, Richard and Susan Stevens, Concetta Frisina, Danny Atwood, Dorothy Berk, Mrs. Ruffener, Mrs. Kinney, Warren Klinger, Roger Armitage, Mrs. John Logan, Frank Zalk, Arden Earll, Mrs. Etta Walker, Miss Greta Gray, Charles Pless, Richard Henry, Susanna Huff, and Elizabeth Kinley among others. Some entries marked expired.
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Spring Street
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Bear Lake
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Homer H
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Worth Street
George Kinney
Mead Avenue
Warren Klinger
John Gilmore
Beneca Street
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Duncan Tops In Grid Draft
Philadelphia AP The Green Bay Packers chose Iowa quarterback Randy Duncan as the No 1 pick in the NFL draft opening four rounds. Duncan, a 6 foot 180 pound passer, led the Big Ten in total offense with 1706 yards in nine passes for 1317 yards, 11 touchdowns and a 58.7 completion percentage as Rose Bowl bound Town team star.
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Northeast Sways Under Frigid Blanket Across Regions
The season's coldest weather gripped the Northeast with heavy snow and subzero readings, edging toward zero in parts of New York and Western Pennsylvania as far south as the Gulf Coast. Temperatures plunged below zero in northern New England and high elevations, while a Maine-like wind continued across the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes.
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TV Highlights and Programs in New York Tonight
Television highlights review a CBS special with Rosalind Russell and a slate of performances. Art Carney with Peter and the Wolf, Prokofiev telecast, Westminster Choir, and puppets by A J Russell illuminate an eclectic CBS night. Victor Borge mixes music and comedy in a Broadway style routine on CBS TV.
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Mrs. E Kinley Dies at 69 in Corry Hospital
Mrs E Kinley 69 of 504 East South Street Corry died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital after a 10 day illness She was born December 13 1888 in Corry married to Edward R Kinley October 26 1815 He preceded her in death in 1952 Survived by daughter Mrs William Delaney of Chelmsford MA son Lt Comm Edward C Kinley of Norfolk VA and cousin Miss Mary E Ressler plus three half sisters Mary Emil Kaufman Williams and Ritter all Erie Preceded in death by no half brothers A Catholic Daughters Red Cross and Harding PTA member active in politics Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church Wednesday 930am with Rev Leon Doleski prayer service at St George Funeral Home Rosary at funeral home Tuesday 8pm Friends may call anytime
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Harrisburg
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Wiliam Willis
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Erie
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Gaullists Win French Election Amid Rightward Sweep
The Gaullists secured a strong victory in France, with ministers of state from De Gaulle's present cabinet likely leading the opposition in the Assembly. The new body will convene in January for a first session, as De Gaulle sought a balanced moderate representation to push a liberal settlement of Algeria’s nationalist rebellion. The era’s political shift also touched cultural life, with a TV show theater segment noted for its successful comedy.
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