Festival honors and weathered winners at Corry fair
Local fest plans include May 1 events headlined by the festival theme Streets in Review with Kathleen Hinkler of Union City among winners and a Sherry Shirley victory noted. Police report bike thefts, dog complaints, and a man missing after wandering from a home as Explorer Scouts prepare a winter camp in Allegheny State Park.
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Mrs R Clawson Dies At Home In Corry Erie
Mrs Doras Riva Clawson of 1 Spring Street Corry died at home early this morning after a long illness She was born September 23 187% in Corry and lived here most of her life with time in Texas and New Mexico She was a member of the New Apostolic Church of Erie Preceded in death by husband July 9 1960 Survived by two daughters Mrs Robert Carroll of Corry Mrs Elmer Huttman of Erie a son Wilford R Black of San Antonio Texas a sister Mrs Georgia Faylor of Corry and a brother Wilford LaPaze of Cory 26 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Friends may call at the Broken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 p m with arrangements forthcoming
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February records and cold snaps mark month in city
The article notes one of the coldest Februaries, with a record low of minus 21 degrees near month end, and a heavy snowstorm bringing nearly 12 inches over 24 hours. It contrasts late month warmth with earlier harsh cold, and hints at shifting weather patterns into March.
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Nice Try Elmer But Youd Better Stick To Football
Elmer Merkovsky, Pitt football tackle, was elected student body president at the University of Pittsburgh yesterday but his eligibility is questioned as he is a senior. He formed a write-in campaign with fellow students to push for his victory, aiming to shake up Pitt student government.
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Model Youth Arraigned In Two Slayings
Daryl Moss a 15 year old Lewiston high student faced arraignment on two slayings charges after killing his parents with a rifle and beating a houseguest. He reportedly confessed after capture, planned psychiatric observation at Mendocino State Hospital. A young woman, Ann Taylor, was injured. Authorities note his popularity at school and in the community.
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Television Critics Fear Censorship Pressure Seeks Supreme Court Ruling
Television review notes growing threat from censorship boards and potential federal oversight as broadcasters warn that a Supreme Court decision upholding local and state film previews could presage broader restrictions. NAB officials and industry leaders urge self regulation amid calls for higher standards and public scrutiny of programming. The piece cites LeRoy Collins, Douglas Anello, and mentions Tonight's Face the Nation debate on health care for the aged.
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Corry and Clymer attend a theater enrollment report night
Spectators watch as Mary Beth Keppel instructor and several locals including Sandra Stauffer Mrs John Chillock Mrs Joseph Seitz Sheila Hassan and Mrs Prank Post of Corry along with Coralee Querreveld of Clymer rest on the diving board between acts. The program is conducting its annual enrollment campaign ending Monday with a report and dinner.
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Kennedy follows Johnson style in cautious reform push
Marlow observes President Kennedy adopts a modest, compromise driven approach to Congress. He notes Kennedy limits demands like minimum wage and education aid, facing conservative Congress and Southern opposition while aiming to avoid complete stalemate. Critics say he settles for too little but he seeks action through gradual, palatable proposals.
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Kennedy faces test on civil rights aid with Congress
The article notes opposition mounting to a bill on federal aid linked to racial issues. It suggests Kennedy’s administration may drop the stance on withholding aid to avoid attacks from Negro leaders. If Congress does not act, Kennedy will face criticism and a tougher stance in his second year.
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Loot Post Offices On Holiday
AP reports burglars broke into three post offices in Beaver and Butler counties during the George Washington holiday and carted off almost 800 dollars in cash and stirrups. Local authorities investigate the rash of break ins and seek tips from residents and postal workers.
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Taxpayer Funds Not Used For Officers' Club
Paris AP report states US Army Europe says no taxpayer money funded 20 expansion and remodeling of the officers' club at Eucom. Funds to come from club dues, profits, drinks meals and slot machines. Kennedy discussed plans amid efforts to curb debt outflow. plumbing and structural repairs cited as necessary. club capacity limits noted. alternative dining options exist off base.
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