Corry area towns share in 1959 wage tax funds
Districts and boroughs in the Titusville area received a total of 20,400 dollars in 1959 wage tax money, with the Titusville School District getting the largest share at 440,000. Twelve communities shared the funds as many professionals have not yet finalized payments, and the city of Corry began the year with 14 4s8 in cash balance, reporting January receipts of 11 682.
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Titusville
Corry
Carl Smith
Mikoyan Denies Russian Subs in Argentine Waters
Soviet First Deputy Prime Minister Anastas Mikoyan denied that unidentified submarines spotted in Argentine waters are Russian. He said speculation about a Russian submarine presence is aimed at slandering the Soviet Union. The Buenos Aires embassy also rejected claims of a mystery submarine in the gulf off Argentina.
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Mikoyan
Argentina
Oslo
Anastas Mikoyan
Argentine
Russia
Buenos Aires
Integration Violence In NIC Reported
In High Point North Carolina the first outbreak of violence accompanying demonstrations against segregation spread after sitdown actions in Greensboro. A brief clash occurred in front of a Woolworth store as white and Black crowds of about 75 were dispersed by police. Earlier white youths taunted Black shoppers at a Woolworth lunch counter in a suburban center while sitins continued in several North Carolina cities. Forty-three protesting Negro students were arrested in Raleigh for trespassing. Bishop George W Baker of the AME Church warned resistance would expand and that only action would quell it.
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High Point
South
Greensboro
F. W. Woolworth Co
Woolworth
Elian Cox
The
National Assn
For
the Advancement of Colored People
Portsmouth-Newport, News
North Carolina
Netra
Raleigh
George W. Baker
Council of Bishops
African Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
School Site May Be Shopping Area
City officials discussed selling city property for a new development in Corry. Realtor Ketzel offered a certified check to prove intent, but council, advised by the city solicitor, refused to accept bids outside the official process. Merle Dodd and Dr. John Mohr urged approval, calling it a potential economic boost for the area.
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Ketzel
Kelgel
Council
Roger Brown
Merle Dodd
John Mohr
Planning Commission
City Soliwell
Corry
Area Industry Drive Falters May Lose Firm
A regional fund drive for the Al bro Packing Co in Springboro aims to raise 440000 for a summer expansion. As of yesterday 352539 or 66 percent of the goal was pledged with a two week extension after newmoney totals from divisions including Community 2070 Business 1200 Organized Employes 100 and Professional 10. If the drive fails the company may relocate to a rival area offering incentives.
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Peacee Ut Valley
More Chen
Joan
Al»bro Packing Co
Springboro
Nixon Enters Wis Primary in Wisconsin Race
Vice President Richard M. Nixon will enter the Wisconsin presidential preferential primary on April 5. Nixon wrote to Harvey V. Higley, urging maximum turnout in both the primary and the general election. He is the third major candidate and first Republican to enter Wisconsin's primary, joining Humphrey and Kennedy who entered earlier. Wisconsin allocates delegates to both national parties, 31 Democratic and 30 Republican.
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Marinette
Wis
Richard M. Nixon
Wisconsin
Harvey V. Higley
Nixon
Higley
Wixon
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
John F. Kennedy
Letters To The Editor on Farm Subsidies Debate
A reader defends farm subsidies, arguing most funds do not go to farmers and criticizing federal policy. He cites prices, consumer costs, and rural electrification, urging readers to consider the broader impact on towns, schools, and the national economy. The letter challenges editorial tone and defends the farmer against blanket blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Pennsylvania
Washington and
Jarvinbury
William M. Brooks
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Uitte
Midwest
South
Eisenhower
Congress
ACLU Critique of Detention Practices in Philadelphia Case
The letter argues the right to prompt charges and a judicial hearing distinguishes the U S system from totalitarian regimes. It discusses Elma Smith and asserts police may gather evidence but should not hold a prisoner in communicado for hours or days. It notes potential impacts on a fair trial and the press’s influence before trial. Spencer Coxe signs as executive director.
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Corry
Journal
American Civil Liberties Union
Cornel
Elma Smith
ACLU
Smith
Tam
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Johnson Street
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Walter Ross
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Erle County
Carl Proctor
Erie County
F. William Chiricuzio
East South Street
First Ward
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Dorr Clark
Nikita Khrushchev
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India
Evans
Coats
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
NIC
Avain
Iehas
Irgan
National Grange
Middle West
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Fes
Hadas Ny
North Center
Abo Erie
Wayren
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Spencer Coxe
Greater Philadelphia
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Penn’n Ave
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Crossley Refrigerator
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