Corry community faces curtailments amid deficit plan
Erle Bayaty com imimlonern outlined no detailed deficit remedy at yesterday's meeting, but officials agreed to cut expenditures to the bone. Minor traffic crash near the Public Library involved Bernica M. Roberts of Columbus and Mrs M T Wickwire of Snyder Circle. Francis R. Ross of R D 4 Corry charged with assault and battery by his wife. bond posted, hearing Friday before Alder man Porter Auer. One Corryite slated for military service this month, Le Joy Lindsey of R D 4. Archery program opens with nearly 30 youngsters at YMCA. potential adult class may begin at 9 p m if interest grows.
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Porter Auer
Jnoon
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YMCA
Harry Lamona
Corry Archery Club
Gas refund ordered for 11 utilities in Texas case
A federal judge ruled that customers of 11 Eastern seaboard Gas companies will share a $937,703.34 refund from illegal rate increases during 1955 and 1956. The ruling requires Mobil and Ohio Oil to repay the extra charges to Transco, which then returns funds to customers.
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Tex
Seaboard
Joe Ingraham
Transcontinental Pipe Line Corp
Tranco
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc
Ohio Oil Co
Ingraham
Mobil
Obio
Transco
Fireball Seen Across California in Meteor Shower
A brilliant fireball, described as blue red green or white, flashed across California at dusk yesterday. Mt Wilson astronomers said the object was likely part of a meteoric shower orbiting the sun this time of year. Observers reported a bluish fireball over northern California and southern Oregon.
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California
Mt. Wilson
Oregon
Passenger train crashes into gas truck at Magnolia crossing
A passenger train speeding toward Magnolia Mississippi collided with a gasoline truck at a crossing today. Eight people were killed and six were injured. The truck driver may not have seen the approaching City of New Orleans train as it did not stop in Magnolia.
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New Orleans
Rickover Receives Navy Distinguished Service Medal
Vice Admiral H. G. Rickover is honored with the Navy's top peacetime award for guiding nuclear ship development. Secretary Pranke pins the Distinguished Service Medal aboard the Nautilus at Electric Boat, six years after the first atomic sub began power. Lafayette keel ceremony marks naval nuclear era.
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Fat
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Eisenhower Seeks 8 Million for Coal Research Budget
President Eisenhower asked Congress for over 8 million dollars for coal research in his new budget. The request includes 1 million for the Office of Coal Research, 7,170,000 for bituminous coal research, and 998,000 for the anthracite program with funds for the federal state minewater control in Pennsylvania. The Bureau of Mines would receive 48,395,000, up 14,915,000 from current spending.
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Governor May Be Able To Succeed Himself In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports a proposed constitutional change passed the House allowing governors and other state officials to serve two consecutive terms. If the Senate approves, the amendment will go to the ballot this fall. Also noted is Leopold Stokowski open to joint filming of Tchaikovsky ballet The Nutcracker amid unrest in Moscow reported by Soviet Culture.
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Tchaikovsky
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UN Troops Fight Rebels On Congo Train Escort
Swedish U N troops repelled Baluba rebels as they attacked a train escorted toward Luena in Katanga. About 61 Swedes on board reported heavy casualties by the rebels but no Swedish injuries. Extra Baluba forces surged twice more. defenders held, train backed to Luena. A helicopter was to deliver ammo from Kamina base. Also, 29 American missionaries and families moved safely in Ruanda Urani after detention by pro Lumumba forces, details undisclosed.
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Kennedy Acknowledges Religion Ties After Florida Visit
President-elect John Kennedy leaves Florida for Washington as Billy Graham credits his election with easing Protestant Catholic tensions. Graham praised Kennedy for addressing religion forthrightly and commended Nixon and Lodge for not making religion a campaign issue. Seaborg named AEC chairman, completing key appointments as Kennedy drafts Friday oath address.
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University of California
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Florida
Capitol
Paroled fugitive Harry Evans returns to Birmingham life
AP reports Harry E. Evans, once a fugitive from 1933, is released after 27 years AWOL. He is greeted by his wife of the fugitive period, resumes as a truckline stock foreman, and kept on payroll by Cole Trucking Co. in Birmingham during 11 months behind bars after a fingerprint check revealed his identity.
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Society
Duck Cole Trucking Co
Birmingham
Evans
Kennedy Cabinet Ten Members Diverse Religion and Wealth
President elect John F Kennedy's cabinet comprises ten members, seven Protestants two Jews and one Catholic, with backgrounds in business, scholarship and government. The group includes Dean Rusk, Douglas Dillon, Robert S McNamara, Robert F Kennedy, Stewart Udall, Orville Freemay, Hodges, Arthur J Goldberg and others, all earning 25000 annually, facing varied personal sacrifices.
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Rockefeller Foundation
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Cherokee County
Davidson College
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State Department
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France
Robert 5. McNamara
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Air Force
Robert F Kennedy
Sire Jess Fervor
Senate
Stewart L. Udall
House
Arizona
Veteran Erie Priest Founder Of Parish Dies
An elderly Erie priest and founder of a local parish has died. The obituary notes his long service, leadership in religious and labor circles, and survivors including relatives and colleagues aligned with health, education, and civic work.
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