Patchy Week Forecast and Local News Roundup
An extended weather forecast predicts temperatures three to six degrees below normal, with modest precipitation midweek and late week. Local notices report Penfield water concerns, a 30 percent sewage rate cut, vandalism from BB guns in Ridgway, a car collision in Corry, and church circles changing meeting days. Community actions include water study appeals, school transportation changes, and vocational education outreach in DuBois and surrounding counties.
Senator W Scott Emerges as Possible Pennsylvania Governor Bid
Harrisburg AP repots Sen William Scott, a favored potential GOP gubernatorial nominee, says he would be honored but has no immediate campaign plans. Described as a young WWII veteran, he is seen by some upstate Republicans as a presidential alternative to Kennedy and notes his cross party votes on industrial development and job benefits.
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Boy Confesses Firing Fatal Shot on Bus
A 13 year old boy admitted firing a 22 caliber rifle that struck a moving bus passenger, Mrs. Stephanie Kusniruk, 64, who died the next day. He was arrested in Cheektowaga, said deputies. The youth claimed the gun was a Christmas gift and he feared his parents would take it away. The suspect was held for Children's Court.
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Fire kills children in Reidville home blaze
Six others escaped in below freezing air as a fire tore through a tethered frame house in Reidville. The victims, all Black children aged 2 to 14, died in the blaze. The mother and others fled to safety amid the smoke and cold.
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State Brav es Cold For 12th Straight Day
Subfreezing weather extends a record cold streak across Pennsylvania and Philadelphia with readings in the teens to near 20s. The Weather Bureau forecasts slight moderation by Tuesday, but lingering cold through Thursday and Friday. Ice concerns persist on the Delaware River and on the Pennsylvania Turnpike with light snow on the Ohio line.
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Probe $70,000 Theft In Home At Uniontown
Pittsburgh AP report: Secret Service agents and Uniontown police seek clues in a $70,000 home theft from Herman Brown of Uniontown. Loot included $65,000 in U.S. savings bonds and $92,000 in U.S. treasury bonds along with jewelry, cash, and silverware, following a vacation return.
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Brazil Inauguration Brightens Hope Amid Political Turbulence
Brazil prepares for Janio Quadros’ presidency as analysts note vast economic and social challenges. The report highlights fears of Communist influence in labor, rising poverty, wheat shortages, and U S relations while Brazil seeks growth and stability.
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Boy's Luck Fails Across Tumult of 1961 Injuries
Titusville reports a boy named Devi Blof tne sustained multiple injuries across 1961. He returned to Titusville Hospital after a fall and leg fractures. The boy, from Mystice Parks Centerville area, had the left leg broken when struck by a truck owned by Has brouck Sind Gravel Go. He had been beaten by youths at Mystice Park two weeks earlier.
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George Leader Takes New Job
Former governor George M. Leader has accepted an executive vice president role at Bankers, Bond & Mortgage Co. in Philadelphia. He plans to move to Lower Merion Township this week and will sell the main house of his Dover farm while keeping the rest of the property.
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Bargains Highlighted Daily in Corry Journal
Daily bargains are featured in the Corry Journal with updated listings and special offers. Local businesses advertise price cuts, limited-time discounts, and seasonal deals to attract shoppers.
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Harrisburg Planners Push Schooling To Improve Skilled Labor
In Harrisburg the Department of Public Instruction proposes a program to establish 79 technical schools for non graduates, offering vocational training across subjects including automation and chemistry. The plan, tied to federal aid, aims to raise Pennsylvania's skilled labor and attract men, with costs around $1.3 million and student tuition details still to be finalized.
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