YMCA Membership Drive Surpasses Goal by 86 in 1964
The 1964 YMCA drive exceeded its target of 550 by 86, reaching 636 new and renewed members. The announcement came at a joint report and annual meeting, with over 70 volunteers recognized. Dr. James Hileman was elected YMCA president, along with B G Bennett as VP, R Elwin Fuller as treasurer, and Mrs. William Gumbleton as secretary.
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YMCA
Corry
Ymca Board of Directors
James Hileman
B. G. Bennett
R. Elwin Fuller
William Gumbleton
Pittsburgh
Allen Kuhn
C. A. Hillstrom
I. Craig Moore
Harry Schiemer
D. Armott Hillstrom
Morton Gross
Guy Butters
Ivan Hunsbenger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William A. Leaby
Yearly Y deficit despite strong incomes at Corry YMCA
The Corry YMCA posted 1963 totals of 35445.97 in income and 37561.00 in expenses, a deficit near double the prior year's forecast. Major funding came from membership 19459.75 and United Fund 13624.29 with other sources including rentals merchandise sales and endowment. Fixed assets at the North Center recreation facility total about 490000 while a 38000 mortgage remains, $3900 paid last year. Queen Mother Elizabeth to recover aboard the royal yacht Britannia during a Caribbean visit next month.
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Corry
World Service
United Fund
Delivil
North Center Street
London
Elizabeth
Britannia
Caribbean
Bear Lake Push to Merge With Youngsville District
Bear Lake and Tidioute seek merger into the Brokenstraw district via Warren County redistricting under Act 299. Bear Lake students attend Panama and Brokenstraw high schools. tuition for Columbus district students near Columbus would shift if the plan is approved.
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Brokenstraw Valley School Board
Youngsville
Warren County School Board
Bear Lake
Tidioute
Brokenstraw
Warren County
Pansama
Brokenstraw Valley High School
G Columbus
Colmbus
Columbus
Testimony May Start Soon In Ruby Trial Eight Jurors Sworn In
Eight jurors sworn in for Jack Ruby murder trial with four still to be seated. Prosecutor Wade expects completion by week end though testimony may begin later. Jurors include Gwen English and Mildred McCollin. Oswald's killing seen on TV noted by six jurors.
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Ruby
Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Melvin Bell
Henry M. Wade
J.G. Holton
Gwen L. English
R. J. Plechtner Jr
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
English
Mildred McCollim
Kennedy
Jen Oswald
Local motorists hurt in Route 89 crash
Two Corry motorists were injured when John Reed 41 of 512 Lake Street backed onto Route 89, colliding with Ray C. Griswold 19 of 501 East Smith Street. Reed had a scalp laceration and a possibly injured hand treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Griswold suffered knee sprains, a elbow contusion, lip and gum bruising. Damage totaled about 900 to Reed’s car and 600 to Griswold’s auto.
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Rry $Tate
John Reed
Lake Street
Ray C. Griswold
East Smith Street
Griswold
Reed
Corry Memorial Hospital
Not A Chance Fire Destroys Huffman Home Seventh Street
Overheated chimney sparked a blaze that reduced the Ralph Huffman residence to ashes. Fire crews responded at 8 57 a m with Engines 1 and 2 Truck 4 and Emergency Truck 5, 15 men laid more than 2000 feet of hose as Mrs Huffman and her husband fled without coats, contents valued at about 2500 owned by Gary Bennett of Hast Street.
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Corry
Ralph Huffman
Seventh Street
Huffman
Gary Bennett
Hast Street
Romania Seeks Mediation in Communist Camp Rift
In Vienna and Tokyo observers weighed Romania’s plan to mediate the Sino Soviet split. A Romanian delegation led by Gheorghe Maurer will discuss relations and unity of the socialist camp with China’s Lin Shao-chi and Teng Hsiao-ping.
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Vienna
Austria
Romania
Peking
Maxces
Tokyo
Khulshchew
Mier Gheorghe Maurer
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Lin Shao-chi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Moscow
China
Baker Vending Deals Probed by Senate Panel
Washington AP reports after two hearings, Senate Rules Committee investigators turn to vending machine operations and Caribbean gambling concessions linked to Bobby Baker. Edward Torres of Fremont Hotel Las Vegas and John Gates of Pan American Airways and Intercontinental Hotels testified as investigators probe Baker financed Serv-U, Corp vending firm where he holds significant but unlisted stock. Possible gambling interests tied to Torres are noted while Gates name is mentioned in relation to Intercontinental Hotels and Caribbean gambling ventures.
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Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Caribbean
Senate Rules Committee
Edward Torres
Fremont
Las Vegas
Nev
John Gates
Pan American Airways
Intercontinental Hotels
Torres
Serv-U, Corp
Baker
Union City Country Club Reduces Dues
Union City plans an addition to the country club a 24 by 42 foot insulated space with cathedral beamed ceiling to house showers locker rooms a game room and social activities. A full time steward will be hired. Dues drop from ten to two dollars. Two more holes expected by July and a possible third green by fall. James Ludwig will oversee the pro shop as greens keeper and golf pro.
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Union City
Union City Country Club
Country Club
Wit
Tennis Club
Tate
James Ludwig
Bro
Ludwig
National Guard May Be Called In To Settle Violence
In Princess Anne Maryland State Police clashed with about 250 to 300 students at Maryland State College. 27 students were arrested for disorderly conduct and failing to obey police. Police used dogs and fire hoses as National Guard units were prepared to act. many were treated for minor injuries.
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National Guard
Rincess Anne
J. Millard Tawes
Princess Anne
Nieyo
Maryland State College
Tawes
Annapolis
Cambridge
Gev
Thomas B. Finan
John Wilson
Student Appeal For Equality
Maryland State
Restaure
Colin MacIndoe
Salisbury
Johnson signs historic tax bill amid broad cuts
Washington AP reports President Johnson signed the historic tax bill, delivering tax reductions to about 80 million individuals and 550,000 businesses retroactive to Jan 1. The Senate approved 74 to 19. Johnson urged spending to circulate money, speeding growth and job creation to fortify economic freedom worldwide.
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Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Caroline
Senate
Bypass Route 6 Hearing Hears Federal Aid Possibility
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission officials and Corry city representatives examined the West Columbus avenue crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad for the Route 6 bypass. PUC engineer Maryin E. Taylor noted potential federal funding could affect timing while detailing a 22 foot roadway with eight foot berms and required relocation of signals and signs.
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Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Maryin E. Taylor
PUC Public Utilities
Taylor
PUC
Dorr Clark
David Johnson
Johnson
Britain Raises Interest Rate to 5 Percent
London reports Britain lifts the Bank of England rate to 5 percent, a 1 percent rise aimed at steadying the pace of economic expansion. Officials say the move responds to signs that growth has been running too fast for comfort.
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London
Bank of England
CAIDC Paid Off For $20,000 Loan To Plant
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corp paid off in full a $20,000 loan to Shearwood Terrace Development Corp to convert the old Corry Brickyard property for Dowell Inc. The loan, secured by $800 monthly rentals and a mortgage on the Slacre site, supported Dowell’s move from Punxsutawney and the addition of about 20 local employees. Dowell serves the oil and gas well industry in Erie, Warren and Crawford counties.
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Corry Area Industrial Development Corp
Shearwood Terrace Development Corp
Corry
Dowell, Inc
CATDC
CAIDC
James Shearer
Shearwood Terrace
Corry Braze, Inc
Spring Street
Dowell
Punxsutawney
Slacre
Cor- Ty
West Main Street
Erie
Warren
Crawford County
Oil pioneer Gilmore dies at 77 in California
Fart Bell Gilmore, a pioneer in the California oil industry and philanthropist, died yesterday at age 77. His work spanned decades of oil development and community giving in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Bell Gilmore
California
Senate panel hears secretary's testimony on privacy project
Nancy Carole Tyler, Bobby Baker's secretary, and her lawyer Myron G. Ehrlich adjusted microphones before the Senate Rules Committee. She declined to answer questions but read a statement defending her Seventh Amendment privacy project, while investigators pursued legitimate purposes.
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Nancy Carole’ Tyler
Bobby Baker
Myron G. Ehrlich
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Tennessee
State
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