Four–Man Committee Seeks Corry Superintendent Candidate
A four man rural director majority forms a superintendent selection committee for the Corry Area Jointure amid signs Thomas R. Shupe may apply. Shupe attends an Atlantic City meeting. he wants direct talks with five rural boards before an interview. State law allows jointures to discuss other candidates 60 days before the election of a superintendent, not a formal discharge.
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Corry Area
Shupe
Pennsylvania
Jointure
Fye
Corry
Earl Bliley
Corry Area Schools Committee Chooses Supt Selection Panel
In a largely informal session, Corry Area Joint Schools committees named William Kalferlin and others to a superintendent selection panel including Joseph Pitcavage Robert McCray and Jack Crowell. Dr John Mohr will consult Dr C Herman Grose of Pitt Saturday.
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Corry
Spring Creek
Kafferlin
Mohr
C. Herman Grose
University of Pittsburgh
Grose
Bliley
B Kalferli
Leroy Peck
Five Vehicle Crash on West Smith Street Causes $1100 Loss
Police report a West Smith street crash involving five vehicles yesterday afternoon. A tank truck towed a disabled trailer, chain failed, car Benedict and another car Brantud were damaged. Benedict and Rhuda cars sustained about $300 each, total damage around $1100.
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West Smith Street
John Larmon
Morrovia
Ind
Weat
Smith Street
Hoehnenne
William Rhuda
Rhuda
West Smith
Larmon
Mystery car involved in night accident on West Smith Street
City police hunt a dark green or blue 1961 Oldsmobile after a late night crash on West Smith Street. Frank Street resident reports the vehicle entered Smith Street without lights causing front fender damage before speeding away. Sturgis followed the car to identify its license number but the car backed out and escaped. Police continue the investigation today.
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City Pale St
Frank Street
West Smith Street
Sturgis
Smith Street
Pittsburgh man awarded 41 thousand in 1961 crash case
A McKeesport man injured in a 1961 auto crash was awarded 41,000 yesterday by an Allegheny County Common Pleas jury. The verdict favored Joseph L. Goldberg, 38, and was against a Pittsburgh heating contracting firm and a McKeesport auto company.
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Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Allegheny County Common Pleas
Joseph L. Goldberg
McKeesport Auto Company
Judge Orders Pickets Off Site in Rouse Home Case
Judge Alexander C Flick Jr granted a temporary injunction stopping picketing by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 174 and its business manager Austin G Stafford at the Rouse Home construction in Youngstown. The suit, filed by Rouse commissioners, seeks to halt demonstrations over a contract awarded to new union contractor R D Goss for the $900000 plus project led Beyer Construction Co. Workers refused to cross the line, supported by a woman and a young man from Sheffield. A full hearing is set for March 30 as the court determines jurisdiction and the stoppage.
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R. D.goss
As the
Beyer Construction Co
Sheffield
Aoa
RE RT
Plick
Ey Gerber
Lincoln man tests car title on state desk
Ned Lincoln of Greenwood told the State Board of Equalization that taxes on his 1961 taxi were too high. He tested the auto title on the desk, threatened to abandon the car on a state lot, remove the plates, and leave it. The secretary of state said the state could not accept the car and the title will go to the attorney general.
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Lincoln
Ned
Wens Austin
Greenwood
Austin
State Board of Equalization
Frank Marsh
FCC Ends 15 Day Rule for CATV Duplications
Washington AP reports the Federal Communications Commission asserts jurisdiction over all community antenna television systems and drops the 15 day duplication ban. The agency seeks new federal legislation to formalize CATV policy while Congress has yet to act. Bernard B McGinnis, a longtime Democrat state senator from Pittsburgh, announces he will not seek reelection after 28 years in office.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
FCC
Sever-Man Commission
Congress
Pittsburgh
Highty
Bernard B. McGinnis
McGinnis
Disabled Truck Slams Into Parked Car on West Smith Street
A heavily loaded truck tilted on West Smith street broke its towing chasm and could not be stopped by its air brakes. Driver William Rhode of Marilesville, Indiana steered it off the street into a parked car, injuring no one else.
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West Smith Street
William Rhode
Mariles
U S Drives Reds Out Of Hiding In Saigon Area
Allied forces push Viet Cong from Bong Son and An Lao Valley battlegrounds inflicting heavy losses. U S and South Vietnamese troops report 318 VC killed, total enemy dead in operation rising to 1611 since mid January. Swift patrol boat lost to mine. pilots hit 425 VC buildings and three gun emplacements. Casualties and claims span Mekong Delta to Tam Ky fronts with multiple engagements and rescues.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bong Son
An Lao
U.S
1St Cavalr ‘Y
Mekong
U.S. Navy
Gulf of Thailand
Camiese Junk
U.s.air Force
Navy
Viet Nam
A S Jokesman
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Tam Ky
South
Sages
Retak
Dams Cut Flood Loss Eight Million in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh area flood damage was largely averted by Army Corps of Engineers flood control reservoirs in the Allegheny Monongahela watershed. Officials said the rivers held at 27.7 feet, preventing about 8 million dollars in damage and reducing potential losses by over tenfold if levels had risen further.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Allegheny- Monongahela
Allegheny
Morongahels
Ohio
Eny
Case
U S Astronauts to Visit Seoul on Asian Tour
Walter Schirra and Frank Borman will visit Seoul February 26 to 28 as part of a scientific goodwill mission during an Asian tour. The embassy confirmed the trip with brief remarks about NASA involvement and accompanying representatives.
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Seoul
U. S
Walter Schirra
Frank Borman
South Korea
Schirra
McNamara Says U S Won’t Escalate Viet Nam War
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told senators the United States has no plan to block up in enclaves or escalate the war by crushing Ho Chi Minh’s regime. He said nuclear weapons use in South Vietnam is unthinkable and defended continued bombing in the North and raids by B‑52s as aims include signaling U S support to South Vietnam and pressuring the North.
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Washington
Sec
Retary of Defense
Robert S
McNamara
United States
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
South Viet
Nam McNamara
U.S
House
China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New York May Increase Drinking Age to Nineteen
Albany officials from New York New Jersey and Connecticut discuss a compromise setting 19 percent as the drinking age. The conference called by Sen Thaler aims to align with neighboring states where 21 is the legal age. Thaler plans to push legislation making 19 the New York age if New Jersey and Connecticut agree.
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New York
Albany
New Jersey
Connecticut
Bordertown
Steymour R. Tha- Ter
Queens
Joint Legislative Committee
Thaler
Tristate Ugions
Conbeetes
Humprey Seeks Peace Amid Pakistan U S Talks in Karachi
Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrived in Karachi on a mission to push negotiations for peace in Southeast Asia. He promised expanded U S military aid to Southeast Asian allies while urging a diplomatic path to resolving tensions involving Pakistan India and Kashmir. The 22 hour visit followed last months Tashkent agreement and aimed to ease broader regional frictions amid ongoing Vietnam war pressures.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Hubert . Humphrey
United States
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Bangkkok
U.S
Thailand
Arachi
Southeast Asia
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Lal Behadur Shastri
India
Istani
Kashmir
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