Food relief dates and police training program in Corry area
Distribution dates announced for surplus food in Corry and Union City. Food will be handed out February 24 at the Nations Guard Armory and February 25 at St Teresa's Auditorium, with rules on recertification and proxy notes. Also, Pennsylvania State Police training for municipal officers will be conducted in Oil City over 10 weeks beginning Monday at Oil City High School.
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Urge Change In Pa Prayer Ban
A Lancaster County Holstein Association group urged a constitutional amendment to allow prayer and Bible reading in public schools. Senator Hugh Scott R Pa discussed hurdles to passage and proposed a lighter campaign to Johnson, hoping the president would weigh in.
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Blind Man and Dog Killed by Car Near Bus Stop
PhiLaveuriA AP report states 62-year-old blind man Max Barmish, who became a social worker for the blind after losing his sight in 1939, was killed when he and his seeing eye dog were struck by a car as they stepped from a bus. The dog was injured.
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Museum head dies at 86 in Pittsburgh funeral planned
Funeral services are set for Sunday for Dr Otto Emery Jennings 86 retired director of Carnegie Museum and noted botanist who died Wednesday in Pittsburgh. He led the museum and contributed to botanical science.
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Probing Bid Time Sale Ties in Baker Hoffa Hearings
Senate Rules Committee probes a 1957 Austin advertising time purchase linked to Walter Jenkins and Ben Reynolds as Robert G. Baker faces fire over outside business ties. The session centers on sworn statements about advertising tied to Johnson's life insurance and potential improprieties. In Tennessee, Hoffa trial witnesses face juror tampering allegations, with Dallas Hall cited amid defense protests and a hung 1962 case backdrop.
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Woman Plans Solo Around the World Flight
Columbus housewife Mrs. Jertie Mack, an eight year pilot, prepares to circle the globe solo in a three week flight. She follows a route inspired by Amelia Earhart with adjustments for current air regulations and new navigation tech.
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Athlete's Dad Dies in Pottstown Watching Whiz Kids
Wilner Shanta, father of St Louis Cardinals pitcher Bobby Shanta, died in Pottstown while attending a Whiz Kids basketball game. The elder Shanta passed away late last night at the gym as the game proceeded.
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Kennedy Racial Harmony Group Ends Its Mission
A two man committee set up by the late President John F Kennedy to promote racial harmony in Birmingham Alabama has reportedly ceased activity. Former Secretary of the Army Kenneth Royall and Earl Blaik said they delivered an oral report on October 10 after a Birmingham trip prompted by a dynamite attack that killed four black children in Sunday School. White House sources indicated the written report was never received and the mission concluded with Kennedy's assassination.
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Echo 2 Bright in Sky This Week for Skywatchers
The article notes Echo 2 is much brighter than its predecessor and provides an observing schedule for Echo 1 across the week. Times range from early morning to evening with directions and elevation angles listed for each interval, including east west and overhead passes.
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Numbering Of Pa Motorboats Approved By Coast Guard
The Pennsylvania motorboat numbering plan, effective February 1 1964, has U S Coast Guard approval. Forty five states have approved systems under the federal Boating Act 1958. The state will take over PA motorboat numbering February 2 1964. Registration forms will be available February 1 from the Miscellaneous License Division Harrisburg or authorized agents and dealers.
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Scouts Week activities fill Spartansburg agenda
In Spartansburg during National Boy Scout Week Feb 7 to 13 Troop 100 held opening ceremonies and plan a Blue and Gold dinner at Sparta School gym on Scout Sunday Feb 9. The drive to raise funds for the Youth Center mortgage was discussed.
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Carol
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Concord
Corrie Witmer
Louis Cook
Corry
William Cook
Willis Cook
Cathy
Will Cook
Seniors Plan Washington Trip and Fundraising Drive
Mrs Tack's seventh graders group aims to support the senior Washington trip with a February magazine subscription drive. A day long meeting for Girl Scout and Brownie leaders, parents and committee members is set for Thursday February 6 at the Methodist Church, with registration at 10 am and a sack lunch, coffee and tea provided. The training session will end at 3 pm.
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Rites Held For Bomersnapp at Spartansburg Funeral Home
Funeral rites for Homer Sapp were conducted at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. Samuel H. Braley of Spartansburg Methodist Church officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Bearers were Aric Southwick Harold Stanbro Harry Firth Theodore Hutchinson Martin McKim and Harold Halfast. During the service Rev Braley read the poem But God Knows and the hymn When on My Day of Life.
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Alcoa Reports 1963 Earnings Decline in Aluminum Giant
Aluminum Company of America, the nation's largest producer, posted 1963 earnings of 51,076,416 dollars or 2.27 dollars a share, down from 56,446,559 dollars or 2.52 dollars a share in 1962. The drop totaled 6.3 million dollars and highlights continuing pressure in the industry.
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