House Battles For Immediate Showdown On Civil Rights
Washington AP Civil rights forces in the House press toward final action on a 10 part anti discrimination bill. Southern opposition won amendments adding sex discrimination and excluding religious schools, while Republicans failed to block adjournment after a long Saturday session. A bid to include age discrimination was defeated 123 to 04, seen as a test of responsibility in aiding Negroes to gain better jobs.
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Tax Cut Passage Opens Ines Weeks Continued
The Senate and House voted to cut individual income tax rates from 20 to 91 percent range to 14 to 70 percent with two thirds effective this year and one third next year. Corporate rates were lowered from 52 percent to 50 percent.
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Burglars Strip Lanicks Till Grocery in Gerry
Sheriff reports three men presumed behind a Gerry burglary at Lanick and Till Grocery. Entry occurred after 7 p m Saturday and before 9 a m Sunday, with a broken bathroom window used for access. Taken were nylon jars, instant coffee, soup, cigars, meat, razor blades, deodorants, coins, pednuts, nuts, and soft drinks totaling about 500 dollars plus merchandise valued at 600 dollars. Tracks in snow near the store guided deputies to the suspects.
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Service Held For John Oonk Of Clymer
Funeral services were at 3 p m for John Oonk 85 of Clymer who died Saturday morning at home. He was a retired farmer and former tax assessor and collector for Clymer. Surviving son Edward and daughter Mrs Hazel Legters live in Clymer with three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Burial in Holland Cemetery Clymer with bearers and local attendees from North East Corry Pittsburgh Sherman and Tamestown.
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Benny Under Knife In Santa Monica Operation
Jack Benny underwent ENT surgery in Santa Monica to remove a large benign polyp from the back of his nasal passage. Dr. Richard T. Barton reported Benny’s condition is good. the 69 year old comedian will turn 70 next Friday and had complained of breathing and speech difficulties this year.
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Bea Stewart Sewing Circle Helps Corry Needy Through United Fund
The Bea Stewart Sewing Circle, a long running Corry women’s group, uses United Fund support to make quilts clothing and other items for the needy. Members recall wartime and postwar service to veterans families and school children, meeting at the Corry YMCA. The group aims to ease hardship with handmade goods and thrifted garments, guided by the late Mrs Bea Stewart’s example and the circle’s future needs.
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Titusville Faces Merger Decision For Local School District
Titusville school leaders weigh appealing Crawford County School Board ruling that unites Titusville and Townville into the same district. The county board voted 32 to 2 for the merger. local board has 60 days to appeal while convening a 30 member advisory session with business and professional leaders.
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Penna Solon dies Scranton tax collector Reidenbach
Scranton tax collector William J. Reidenbach, an eight term state representative, died yesterday. He served as tax official in Scranton and was a veteran public servant.
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Marlow Looks At Today's News on Castro and Allies
James Marlow surveys U S and allied reactions to Cuba under Fidel Castro. He notes growing U S concern over Western business ties with Cuba, Cuban sugar exports, and international responses from Britain France Spain the Netherlands and Japan. He cites Sen Barry Goldwater and President de Gaulle on Cuba policy and ponders risks of war with Cuba and its impact on the United States leverage.
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Refugees Moved After Indonesian Volcano Eruption
About 7,000 residents evacuated from Balog Island to Flores Island as Rakatenda volcano on the Lesser Sunda Islands continues to erupt. Dense smoke and ash plume have persisted since last month, Antara news agency reported today.
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