Corry Renewal Aid Request Delayed for Legal Ruling
County Redevelopment Authority members delayed action on Corry’s request to act as planning agent for an urban renewal project here. Attorney Warren Bentz will decide if a county authority can plan for a third class city. next steps await a formal ruling and possible special meeting.
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Corry
Louis Rzymelk
Fred Lamberton
Beetle Pulakos
Millereele Township
Warren Bentz
Erie
Union City
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William ©. Hill Jr
Chris G. Schweitzer
Wes Teyville
Christopher Capotis
Reschedule Jaycees Briefing Session Here
The North East Jaycees will brief local men aged 21 to 35 at the Moose Club on East Washington Street at 7 30 p m next Wednesday. The briefing aims to form a Corry Junior Chamber of Commerce and was postponed due to the blizzard.
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Moose Club
East Washington Street
the Jaycees
Poeates Ee Memberis
Pusher Nab 9 Penn State Students in Marijuana Case
Nine Penn State students were charged with marijuana possession after a narcotics sweep. Authorities said an adult pusher was involved and hearings were waived by four suspects, with cases to be presented to Centre County Grand Jury. Police seek a nonarrested pusher origin tied to Greenwich Village.
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State College
Pennsylvania State Unty
Poeere
Kenneth Doolittle
Newark Valley
N.Y
Jamie Ackerman
Freeland
Mark ©. Gould
New York City
Richard L. Stepler
Chambersburg
Charles B. Arons
Tae F. Walter
Ment
Greenwich Village
Eric A. Walker
Penn State
Sophie Tucker Dead at 78 and Her Show Business Life
Sophie Tucker known as the Red Hot Mama died at 78 in her Park Avenue apartment after a career spanning 62 years. She popularized Some of These Days, performed across blues, jazz and swing, and appeared most recently at the Latin Quarter before illness. Her last weeks included Mount Sinai Hospital treatment for an intestinal inflammation.
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New York
Ie Tucker
Sheldon Brooks
Linew
Sophie Tucker
al Ar
Park Avenue
Mount Sinai Hospital
Sophie
Will Rogers
W.C. Fields
Eddie
Five CAHS students rehearse for regional band
Five Corry Area High School students, selected from the district event in Franklin, rehearse with the regional band under instructor H. Lynn Rice. The group includes William Miller on cornet, Dana Jolley on clarinet, John Tate on trombone, William Wolfe on alto sax, and Kathy Yee on alto clarinet, preparing for a Saturday concert.
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Lorry
Franklin
Corry
H. Lynn Rice
William Miller
Dana Jolley
John Tate
William Wolfe
Kathy Yee
Ivy
Corry Folenn
Concer
Billy Rose Dies At 68 In Montego Bay Showman Known For Extravaganza Career
Billy Rose the master showman famed for extravaganza and stock market ventures died in Montego Bay at age 68 after a robar pneu panes? surgery recovery. He had returned to New York from Jamaica with sister Polly Gottlieb and had been recuperating from a vascular operation performed in Houston. Broadway producer Arthur Cantor recalled his impact and the Jamaica trip was partly due to his improving condition.
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Montego- Bay
Janaita
Billy Rose
Montego Bay
Rose
Robar Pneupanes
Eldmire Nursing Ome
Houston
Tex
New York
Polly Gottlieb
Hollywood Peeer
Alex Gottlieb
Arthur Cantor
Billy
Jamaica
Gottlieb
Beverly Hills
Corry Chamber Endorses Educational TV Plan
The Corry Chamber of Commerce endorsed the aims of an educational television project set to broadcast in Erie and across Warren and Crawford Counties. The vote occurred at a noon Board meeting in the Hotel Corry with President Robert Bracken presenting material from the Educational Television Corporation fundraising drive. The board also formed a Retail Committee for 1966 and filled vacancies on the South Development Corporation, naming Fr Scherzer as chair and James Orion as vice chair, among others.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Retail
Fr Scherzer
James Orien
Ee Rice
Ors Gaares
Ban En Soedies
Juesink
Sout Development Corporation
CAIDC
Petty Allen Kuhn
Merle Dodd
Bert Cherry
Missiles Down Navy Jet As Vietnam War Attacks Escalate
Soviet made missiles knocked a U S Navy A4 Skyhawk from the sky during a raid on Hon Mat island near Thanh Hoa as U S forces faced heavy Communist fire near Saigon and in the Cu Chi tunnel area. Vice President Humphrey arrived in Saigon with South Vietnamese leaders to push social economic and political progress.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Johnson
Honolulu
Hon Mat
Thanh Hoa
South China Sea
England
United States
Navy
Cu Chi
U.S. 25Th Division
College Students Must Take Test For Competence
Gen Henry M. Gross states Pennsylvania will administer comprehensive tests to about 102,000 college students by May to gauge mental competence. Tests, similar to those used during the Korean War, are likely to be held at each college and may affect student deferments.
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Pennsylvania
Henry M. Gross
Selective Service
Ee Cn
Gross
Korea
Humphrey Urges South Viet Nam Social Economic Revolution
Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrived in Saigon urging a social and economic revolution to counter communism. He toured projects, promised to report back to President Johnson, and emphasized nonmilitary aid alongside battlefield gains amid heavy security and orderly airfield ceremonies.
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Johnson
South Viet Nam
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Humphrey
South
Viet Nam
Honolulu
Guam
U.S
Sunting
Milk subsidy cuts spark Congress clash over Johnson plan
The Johnson administration proposes slashing the federal milk subsidy for schools from 100 million to 21 million, a 79 percent cut, and limiting subsidies to low income families. The move faces opposition in Congress amid broader Great Society welfare debates.
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Johnson
Congress
Bridge plan advances for Chautauqua Lake link
Engineering studies propose an 3680 foot bridge over Chautauqua Lake between Bemus Point and Stow to connect Route 17. The $18 million crossing would sit atop a dredged base of granular material and lake silt, with tests showing strong subsurface support. Officials expect a two year planning phase and emphasize a four lane bridge as part of the Southern Tier Expressway, amid local concerns about lakefront disruption and traffic.
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Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Bemus
Point Naan
Krapf
DPW
Taite
Bomus Paint and
Stow
Paul Auer Elected Authority Chief At Noon Meeting
The 1966 assembly named Paul Auer as Authority Chief with Aembérs and Lawrence as officers. Clarence Wallace became vice president, A. Long was secretary, and C. Conrad Monroe treasurer. The authority tabled Robert Ott's resignation until the next regular meeting.
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Clarence Wallace
A. Long
C. Conrad Monroe
Robert Ott
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