Indonesia leader says UN aid unnecessary and plans to go it alone
Contained in a broader page-wide report, Sukarno declares Indonesia may operate without United Nations agencies after criticizing the UN's role and noting cooperation with agencies beyond the UN. He contrasts with past withdrawals by other powers and signals a turn toward self-reliance in foreign aid and policy. The article also lists local obituaries and notices.
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Sukarno
United Nations
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PSU Offers Graduate Study Here in Corry Area
A Penn State graduate education course for teachers in Corry will run this spring. William Mosse announced the program, which blends the Elementary Reading Program with Reading Problems in the Secondary School, with registration Monday at 7 p.m. in Corry Area High School. Eligible for three graduate or undergraduate credits, admission to the Graduate School is required for advanced degree credit. Applications may be obtained from the Graduate School, Willard Building, University Park, or from the Penn State Behrend Campus, Erie. The course covers developmental problems, techniques, materials, and reading instruction philosophy, reading problems, self-selected reading, content-area reading, evaluation, and practice. The sixteens-week program begins February 1 at 7 p.m. at the high school. COMEDIAN DIES DUBLIN, Ireland Jimmy O'Dea, 68, Irish comedian who played the king of the leprechauns in Disney's Darby O'Gill and the Little People, died yesterday.
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Corry Area
Pennsylvania State University
William Mosse
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Boon
Willard Buildis
Pennsylvania University
University Park
Behrend
Erie
Dublin
Ireland
Jimmy O'Dea
King of the Leprechauns
Darby O'Gill’ and
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Deaths in Titusville and Corry Remain Noted
Two local obituaries detail the deaths of Bemis of Titusville at 50 and Hall, a longtime Corry rural carrier, with service and burial plans. Bemis died at Titusville Hospital after a life in Red Oak Rome Township and work at GLF and Wilcox Nurseries. survivors include siblings and a niece. Hall, 64, born in Concord Township, served as a rural carrier from 1921 to 1957, survived by wife, daughter, foster daughter, granddaughter, and grandson, with services in Corry. Burial for Bemis is Sanford Cemetery near Bear Lake. Funeral home arrangements listed for both.
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Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Red
Oak
Rome Township
GLF
Wilcox Nurseries
Ronald Carter
Corry
Gerald
Harold
Bear
Mr. Hall
R. D. J. Corry
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Hall
Corry Memorial Hospital
Concord Township
Route 1
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Geraldine
Arden
Shirley) Earl
Alice Sheffer
Cerrito
Calif
Bracken Funeral Home
Milford Schreckengost
First Baptist Church
Government says forces kill over 100 Viet Cong in two clashes
Saigon reports government troops killed more than 100 Viet Cong guerrillas in two clashes since Wednesday. In Thua Thien Province about 30 miles south of the border, a small unit repelled an attack and inflicted heavy casualties. In Quang Nam Province, 53 Viet Cong were killed the previous day as rounds of bombardment and patrolling intensified around Binh Gia and nearby refugee camps.
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South Viet Nam
Thua
Thien
Quang Nam
Viet Nam
Binh Gia
Mrs Hoyt Robbins dies at 84 in Columbus
Mrs Hoyt Robbins of R D 1 Columbus died this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital at age 84. Born December 1 1880 in Jamestown she lived in Columbus since age eight, married Hoyt Robbins in 1910, and moved between Buffalo and Columbus before settling in 1945. Survived by sister Mrs Belle Brooks stepdaughter Mrs Grace Pope and niece Mrs Lawrence Hosier. Funeral services at Merle Page funeral home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Bessie) Robbins
Belle Brooks
Corry
Merle Page
Columbus
Women’s Relief Corps
Columbus Grange
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Brooks
Grace Pope
Richmond
Lawrence Hosier
Bracken Funeral Home
H. Kenbyterian
Buryan Leishman
First Presial
Pine Grove Cemeiery
Chaplain and Army Chief of Chaplains Dies in New York
The Most Rev William R Arnold 83 auxiliary bishop of the New York archdiocese and former U S Army chief of chaplains died yesterday in New York City. He served as chaplain to the Army and held senior roles in the Catholic church.
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New York
William R. Arnold
U. 8. Army
Pressure on U.S. gold reserves rises amid fears of devaluation
New York reports mounting U.S. gold losses threaten to test the international bankers pact as France seeks more gold from the United States. With gold selling near 35 dollars and the official price set at 95 dollars, market speculation grows over devaluation risks and backing for Federal Reserve notes.
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New York
U.S
International Bankers Pact
Charles de Gaulle
France
Lon- Suel
Paris
London
U.S. Treasury
Treasury gold holdings and bank backing shift in backing of money
Treasury gold holdings now represent 27.7 percent of the currency and bank deposits, down from 29.5 percent a year ago and 92.2 percent two years ago. Eliminating backing for bank deposits would free $6.7 billion for gold in exchange with other nations, instead of $1.9 billion.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
Ambush Gunman Targets Couples In Two Shoots
In San Gabriel a gunman killed Mildred Weiss after she said the assailant was a good looking young man while her husband Morris watched. An hour earlier a research engineer in West Covina was wounded in a similar drive by shooting as victims returned to their homes. Both attacks occurred as victims exited cars and entered their houses.
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Caus
Mildred Weiss
Morris
West Covina
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