Corry area brief fills local page with health and crime notes
June McFaitden of 126 East South Street underwent surgery at the Baakhioe Hospital in Grove City and is reported in good condition. Police investigated Christmas fund solicitors on Johnson Street and found they held a permit from the city treasurer. Seven killed in three Sunday traffic crashes and 13 dead over the weekend across Pennsylvania dominated the items. Local incidents include a fatal Millcreek Township crash, a child treated for head injuries, and the appointment of Fred W. Hough as chief fiscal officer of a new Crawford County Domestic Relations Division. Weather outlook through Saturday, a church service, minor auto damage on North Center Street, and postal note losses during the holiday rush are also noted along with several real estate transfers and local court actions.
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June McFaitden
East South Street
Grove Ciy
Fred W. Hough
Crawford County
Crawford County Court
Herpert
Mook
Hough
C. C. Naddeo
U S Aide Urges New National Science Policy
William D. Carey, chief of the Labor and Welfare Division of the Bureau of Budget, urged a comprehensive modern national science policy. He spoke at the AAAS closing session, warning against policy tinkering and calling for a government wide view of research and development. Carey noted science now runs as a sideline to department missions and must be unified in policy.
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William D. Carey
Bureau of Budget
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Carey
Scieice
Newsman Refuses Anti Red Passport Policy Clash
New York Negro reporter William Worthy Jr of the Afro American refused a passport ban that bars travel to Communist China Hungary and North Korea as the American Civil Liberties Union announced yesterday. Worthy had previously visited those countries in 1956 and 1951 defying U S government travel bans. The State Department would not renew his passport unless he pledges to comply with the bans.
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New York
William Worthy Jr
Baltimore
China
American Civil Liberties Union
Worthy
Hungary
U. S
North Korea
State Department
Auto Crash Kills Punxsutawney Man Near Glen Campbell
An automobile struck a utility pole off Route 336 two miles north of Glen Campbell last night, killing Edward Hulbig, 59, of Punxsutawney and injuring his wife.
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Punxsutawney
Glen Campbell
Edward ‘Hulbig
Father shoots three youths over hot rodding in Albion
An all father of three, Robert Hugh Smith, told police he shot three youths after a dispute over hot rodding near his Albion home. None were seriously injured. Lucy Bortwick 16 and Glenn Beatty 20 of Connesutville and Loyd Lockwood 19 of R. D. Springboro were treated at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie. Smith, charged with felonious shooting, is held in Erie County jail awaiting hearing.
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Erie
Lucy Bortwick
Glenn Beatty
Connesutville
Loyd Lockwood
R. D. Springboro
Robert Hugh Smith
Albion
Erie County
Robert Heiges
Smith
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hillary Party Nears South Pole Trek
Hillary's four man team pushed to within 169 miles of the South Pole in an overland Antarctic trek. A radio from their camp at McMurdo Sound reported a 441 mile night advance, altitude 11 000 feet, temperature 99 degrees below zero. The party retraces Captain Scott's historic 1911 route where the Scott expedition perished on the return.
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South Pole
Auckland
New Zealand
Sir Edmund Hillary
Antarctic
Scott Base
McMurdo Sound
Robert F. Scott
Scott
TV Weather Cheer Sparks Grudging Readers Complaint
A reader laments cheerful TV weather girls amid foul weather, craving realism. He notes sleet and slush, dislikes upbeat forecasts, and asks who started the trend of cheerful weather glitchners, suggesting the era favors making the unpalatable palatable.
Demand State School Probe Sparks Education Critique
Yosko blasts Department of Public Instruction claiming a stranglehold on real education and criticizes "educational Bureaucrats" and their propaganda. He contrasts lavish home economics with neglected science departments and accuses officials of perpetuating themselves in office amid Sputnik era tensions.
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Yosko
Department of Public Instruction
Girl 3 Missing Two Days Found Alive In Woods
A three year old girl reported missing in the Blue Ridge area was found alive in the woods after two days of searching. Volunteers from Martinsburg and nearby towns joined firemen, National Guardsmen, and over 100 volunteers in a ground and air search led by local officials. The child appeared tired and hungry but in stable condition at a hospital where she was treated after being located near the river. Local authorities continue to investigate how she wandered away from home Friday afternoon.
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Reuters
Starley
Ramsbury
Sue
Donald Metstsre
Blue Ridge Mountains
West Virginia
Paithandre
Virginia
Bill Rogers
Martinsburg
Artin Godfrey
Crash Kills Four Sisters and Kin Near Madison Va
Two Pennsylvania sisters, Mrs Lorence Chiodo 46 and Sarah Hohman 36 of Slippery Rock Pa, died in a two car crash on US Route near Madison Virginia. Also killed were Bertha J Reed 24 of Baltimore and Seranda C Redding 40 of Millers Md. Mrs Chiodos husband 46 and their son Michael were admitted to the University of Virginia Hospital at Charlottesville.
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Pennsylvania
Here
Lorence Chiodo
Sarah Hohman
Slipperny Rock
Bertha J. Reed
Baltimore
Seranda C Redding
Millers, Md
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Chiodo
Michael Io
Educator remarks clash over teacher training and Russian schooling
Yosko argues teacher colleges push a minimal knowledge approach while Dr Boshin disagrees, calling some science departments strong. Boehm praises American schools for matching Russian standards, noting 75 percent of U.S. youths enter the final three high school years versus about one third in Russia, highlighting education progress debates.
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Yosko
Leach
Boshin
Boehm
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