City council swears in ten policemen at regular meeting
City Clerk Percy Corbin swore in ten officers including Warren Reynolds Captain and Victor Dempsey among others. Seven defendants appeared before Judge Edwin G. O Connor with one waiving extradition and receiving probation after pleading guilty to grand larceny. A car collision on East Church Street caused damage estimated at 550. A skating fall injures Darlene Johnson, and a speeding failure to yield charge is filed against H Simmons on Columbus. A sewing class starts at the Corry YMCA at 7:30 with openings for members and non members.
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Percy Corbin
Warren Reynolds
Victor Dempsey
Leo Neckers
George Collier
Ivan Eetate
Harry Blount
Loyd Lilley
Theodore Swanson
David Nichols
Reo
Charles Col
Chautauqua
Edwin G. O'Connor
Richard Martin
Titusville
New York State Department of Correction
Pennsylvania
Corry
Name Two Groups To Steer Urban Renewal Job
City Council appointed two committees to guide the urban renewal effort. The Citizens Advisory Committee and the Code Review Committee will oversee coding and building standards, selecting about 100 volunteers from diverse backgrounds. Ex officio members include city engineer David Johnson and public works head Carl Hixson.
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Preceina Berae Urban Ren Ro
Citizens Committee
Wilbur Rickers
Duane Fogle
James Peterson
Louis
Jack) Taylor
Alfred Apps
Sigmund Gronostar
Jerome Davis
Ross Fehlman
Travers Stohlberg
Robert Olson
Robert Garfield
Raymond Sandburg
David Johnson
Carl Hixson
James Allyn
Anthony Amoroso
Ray Amy
Samuel Antrim
al Beckstink
B. G. Bennett
Leonard Bills
George Black
Chester E. Bloom
Ernestine Bortner
Olin Bracken
Rasselas Brown
Charles Butters
Guy Butters
Olin Capwell
John Ghillock
Ben Chisler
Re Clark
Melvin Cobbett
Ruth Dahlstrand
Helen Davidson
Merle Dodd
Leon Doleski
William Donaldson
Baton
Virgil Endsley
Edward Beldt
Merton Fitch
Paul Floyd
James Foley
Donald Gates
Charles Graham
William Hammond
James Hammond
Lou Hanna
Ae Arenderson
Jamies Hileman
C. A. Hillstrom
Harry Hotchkiss
Utah Jackson
James Jensen
Everett Johnson
Robert Joy
Stanley Kasper
John Kennedy
Martin Keppel
Ralph Rey
Cyril Kranz
Allen Kuhn
William Kurelowech
Lloyd Lanphere
Thomas Lythrop
H. Kenyon Leishman
James Lewis
Lester
A. Long
Romeo Martelli
William Master
John
Bertha McMichael
David Miller
Charles Monaghan
C. Conrad Monroe
Charles Needham
Willis Owens
Walter 5S. Peake
LeRoy Peck
Richard Pulling
Robbins
Robert Roden
John Roissbacher
Thomas Russell
Crawford Salles
Yeaga
Lerzer
George Sekerak
William Shamburg
Allan
Artie) Shaw
Milford Ost
P. B. Sonoski
Bruce Smith
Louis Sprovers
James St. George
Jack
Bruce Summerville
Norman Tarbell
Eugene
Pennsylvania 1966 47 State Budget Highlights and Proposals
The Harrisburg release outlines how tax dollars will be spent in the Scranton administration 1966 47 budget with a $50 million reserve tied to avoidance of a tax rise. Democrats push for $39 million for Penn State and $20 million for Temple amid constitutional amendment debates. A proposed five amendment package seeks governors succession reforms and other changes.
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Lee
Guv. Scranton
White House
Clarence D- Bell
Delaware
House
Pennsylvania State University
Temple University
Scranton
Senate
Prolonged Battle Over Scranton Spending In Pa. House
Harrisburg reports stage set for long clash between Gov. Scranton and House Democrats over the 1966 57 general fund budget. Democrats seek revisions and tax cuts, oppose a 50 million school subsidy provision, and challenge a 98.7 million year end surplus estimate. Senate Republicans move to counter court reapportionment, while Scranton chairs talks with party leaders on congressional redistricting.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
House
Martin P. Mullen
Senate
State Supreme Court
William G. Lesler
Erie
Justin Kirola- Inio
Northampton
Senate Republican
Court
Senate Cloture Fight Delays Labor Bill Vote
The Senate remains in a protracted stalemate as Mansfield presses for cloture on a labor measure supported by AFL-CIO. Despite Johnson's backing and a House passage last year, filibusters by Republican and Southern Democratic groups have kept the bill off the floor, with floor sessions lasting hours and a vote now set to occur automatically after convening.
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Hospital
Mansfield
Senate
Afl-Cio
House
Jpresient
Johnson
Everett M
Notable Names in an Early 20th Century Registry Listing
A partial OCR extraction lists individuals including Mrs. Keppel Tiffany Theisen, Howard VanTassel, Hubert Vaughn, Ray Weber, Dale Webster, Jack Wells, Charles Weston, James Wharton, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Dar Walcott, James Woodworth, Alexander Zalzneck, William Zaphiris, John Zerres, and others. This appears to be a registry or roster fragment with several names and initials.
Ex-Head of Corry Schools Joins Westminster College Faculty
The former Corry Schools head announces acceptance of a Westminster College faculty post starting September 1. He notes his two terms in Corry, the district's progress, and the merger, new high school, and teacher status improvements as key outcomes. He cites readiness to pursue college level work before retiring at 58.
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Westminster College
Newa
Taye
Norwin
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