Y Starts Search For Secretary
The Corry YMCA board accepted the resignation of Sterling Wees the longtime general secretary and will relocate him to Indiana Pa Wees urged hiring both a general secretary and a youth physical director or establishing both posts The board plans to fill the secretary position first then decide on a youth physical director A lower salary for a general secretary may enable funding for the second post, currently covered by parttime staff.
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Corry
YMCA
Post Office plans price hike for money orders and services
The Post Office will raise prices for domestic and international money orders, insurance, registry, certified mail, and COD service starting March 28. Money orders gain five cents per bracket, insurance for up to 15 dollars gets a one penny change, other rates rise about ten cents, and registry fees up to 100 dollars are combined into a 75 cent fee.
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Washington
C.C.D
District Attorney Appoints Two Lore Assistants
Erie District attorney announces two assistant DAs Kelleher and Michael Palmisano. Richard Brabender leads two detectives, with a devision for latent DAs William Palfer of Corry and Nowak. Expected to influence Corry mayoral race in November.
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Lore
Erie
Lindley R. McClelland
Reapeolnen
Sais Stants
Attor
Kelleher
Michae M. Palmisano
Richard F. Brabender
William F. Palffer
Corry
Oer A Nowak
Corry Lhat
Corry Boards Choose Greater State Bonus for Teachers
The Corry School Board opted for the larger state subsidy of 26,128 dollars for teacher salary increases rather than 19,360 under the per capite formula. The choice follows a state plan offering two options funded by a one time 28 million dollar bonus, retroactive to July 1965.
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Corry
Thomas R. Shupe
Concord Township
Wayne ‘Township
Doctor urges changes in kindergarten exam and honor roll
Dr Archie E Tate, Corry physician and former school board member, asked the Corry School Board to revise the kindergarten physical exam setup and push to revive the honor roll. He warned parents misread last spring and summer exams as mandatory for kindergarten entry, noting confusion from doctors and the public.
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Archie E. ‘Yate
Corry
Lone Fombly
School Directors Clarify Duties Then Stage Closed Session
Gor een Area Joint School Committee members debate duties and authority after months of concern over who handles purchases, budget approvals, treasurer elections, and superintendent selection. The panel notes its limited powers and the need for clarity before nominating a superintendent, with recent practice of forwarding choices to the school board for final vote.
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Goreen
Saniémber Joist Board
Crese Thie Sola
Mers
India Mourns Shastri Death and Peace Pact
India's prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri died at 61 in Tashkent after guiding a peace accord with Pakistan. The coffin, flown to New Delhi, heads to state funeral as Ayub Khan and Kosygin assist. The pact calls for troop withdrawals following the September war, with Nanda announcing the tribute.
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Lal Bahadur Bhastri
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Tashkent
Ussr
New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Shastri
Jawaharlal Nehru
Feng
Nanda
Ite
Hindu Kush
Ayub Khan
Alexei N. Kosygin
Feeven
Ayub
Rawalpindi
Pak
New director chosen for Carry School Board
A single nomination was placed before the Carry School Board as director Keith Henton resigns. Clifford Buesink was nominated by B G Bennett and the board, with no other nominations, unanimously approved him to serve the remaining four years of the six year term. Buesink owns Cliff Buesink Ford on West Smith Street and will replace Henton who leaves to join Associated Spring Corp in Bristol Connecticut.
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Carry
Keith Henton
B. G
Barney) Bennett
Clifford Buesink
Buesink
Robert A. Ott Jr
Cliff Buesink Ford
West Smith Street
Renton
Henton
Associated Spring Corp
Bristol
Conn
Goddard Nominated for Washington Administration
President ade hay nominates Dr. Goddard for a key U S administration post pending Senate confirmation. The selection faces a confirmation vote and is described as a clear surgeon appointment amid political maneuvering.
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Goddard
Washington
Ade Hay
Dr. i
Senate
U S offensive Crimp operation stalls in Vietnam
In Saigon and the central highlands, U S and Australian troops conclude a major push, failing to trap a Viet Cong regiment. Despite 84 Viet Cong deaths and captured arms, guerrillas largely disappeared into jungle as paratroopers and infantry engaged near the Iron Triangle and northwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Ironia Triangle
173Rd Airborne Brigade
E Sigen
Nbte
1St Infantry Division
Waico Oriental
U S Ship Rescues 4 In Stormy Seas
NEW YORK AP A U S freighter rescued four men from a stricken Spanish freighter in a North Atlantic storm. Eleven crewmen remain missing as two ships search the area. Winds 28 to 33 knots and 25 foot waves hinder efforts. The rescue came after the Steel Maker relayed a sighting of a raft and a small boat. The Monte Palomares reported its cargo shift and a 30 degree list.
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New York
North Atlantic
Coast Guard
Monte Palomares
Monte Palo Mares
Pentellina
Ated
Escanaba
Ie High Eee Mae
Death of Civil Rights Leader Fires Probe in Mississippi
HATTIESBURG Mississippi AP reports the death of Vernon Dahmer a negro civil rights leader from burns after his rural home and store were set ablaze. Dahmer spoke before death saying the Justice Department will pursue those responsible. His daughter Betty 10 was burned, wife treated, sons uninjured. A car found abandoned 20 miles away had stolen plates. The blaze was sparked by a fire bomb. President Johnson voiced deep concern over the tragedy.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Burns
Federal
Vernon Dahmer
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Washington
Peo
Deateks
Ga Ee
Selby
Doviegat
County Supervisors Board
Dahmer
Betty
Katzenbach
Johnson
Tax Not Lost It Is Not Even Forgotten
City Council debated a billboard tax stuck on the books years ago. City Treasurer Harriet Myers said the levy remains active and annual notices go out from January, aiding the treasury with expected revenue.
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Harriet Myers
Miss Myers
Stern Measures Lindsay Ready To Get Tough
New York City faces a transit crisis as Mayor John V. Lindsay pushes tough policies amid stalled talks with the AFL-CIO Transit Workers Union. Mediators report ideas from Lindsay and the Transit Authority as negotiations remain at an impasse with potential alternate settlements discussed.
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New York
John V. Lind
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Transit Authority
Sea
Lindsay
Blatt Adds Three More Theatres To Chain
Blatt Brothers theatre chain expands with three new venues in Warren Ridgway and Punxsutawney adding to its Rex Theatre network. John Blatt of Corry says Strand and Jefferson bought outright while Library leased, each about 1009 seats. The additions bring total Blatt holdings to nearly 25 theatres across western Pennsylvania and western New York.
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Blatt Brothers. Theatre
Rex
Pittsburgh
Blatt
Lrberly
Warren
Strand
Ridgway
Jefferson
Punxsutawney
John Blatt
Corry
Blatt Brothers Theatres
Pennsylvania
New York
Ex-Ike aide dies in Arcadia after illness
George Thomas Moore 67 longtime assistant secretary of commerce under President Eisenhower died yesterday in Arcadia California after an illness. He served six years in the post and was a prominent Republican official of the era. Moore was born in Iowa and held various government and business roles before his federal service. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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IKE
Arcadia
Calif
George ‘Thouas Moore
Dwight D. Eixenhower
Corry Area Joint School Committee hires three teachers
Three new teachers were hired by the Corry Area Joint School Committee. Diane Mitchell of Waterford will be a first grade team teacher at Conneaut School to relieve overcrowding amid 40-student classes. Edna C. Baccus of Columbus will teach third grade at Wright School as an interim replacement for Eva Reed. Richard McCanna of Rimersburg will teach social studies replacing Keith Henton. All starting salaries are $4,700 annually.
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Corry Area
Teaye
Thomas R. Shupe
Diane Mitchell
Waterford
Conelway School
Mitchell
Edinboro State College
Shupe
Edna C. Baccus
Columbus
Wright School
Eva Reed
Baccus
Edinboro
Warren
Corry
Richard McCanna
Rimersburg
Keith Henton
McCanna
Clarion State College
Absolve Mom In Death Of Infant Son
Chautauqua County grand jury returned a no bill in the case of Betty Low Anderson charged with second degree manslaughter in the death of her 15 month old son Charles Jeffery Anderson. The action reverses a Warren County coroner jury verdict that the death resulted from maltreatment by one or both parents. The child died at Warren General Hospital in December. The case was ruled an excusable homicide by the state grand jury. James Boe ward resigns as chairman of the board of trustees of Carnegie Institute of Technology.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Betty Low Anderson
Blackville
Charles Jeffery Anderson
Warren County
Warren General Hospital
Warren County Paronet
Stattager Court
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Alexei Kosygin
C.C.D. Service
Jointure
U.S
Carnegie Tech
James Boeward
Carnegie Institute of Technology
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