Driest June in 53 Years Harms Erie County Farmers
Erie County farmers report a record dry June with only .85 inches of rain, wilting crops and stressed corn. Fruits were damaged by late frost, while grapes survive with irrigation and ponds dropping. Record lows added to the heat, with 17 days in the 50s or lower and several days near 45 to 47 degrees.
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Erie County
Erie
Nels Nelson
Harborcreek
Nelson
Jack McCord
North East
McCord
Erielles
Corry Savings and Loan Declares $80,195 in Dividends
Homer Bulard, manager, announced Corry Savings and Loan Association paid $80,195 in dividends this year in semi annual installments. Checks totaling $7,696 were mailed to stockholders while $72,499 was credited to savings accounts at a four percent rate.
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Corry Savings and Loan Association
Homer Bulard
Bulard
Three Brothers Held In Death Of South Renovo Girl
Dist Atty Alan Lugg planned to meet state police to decide on action against three boys, Philip Bilby 15, Robert 14, and Terry 9, held in the suffocation death of six year old Dorothy Mae Slanderin. Police said the youths, described as mentally retarded, placed the girl in a wooden box to avoid interference with their run from a foster home. The box holes failed to pierce metal lining. State police described the death as a tragedy and filed juvenile court petitions. The boys claimed they were mistreated and planned to run away. Foster parents denied neglect, saying they were strict but caring. The case continued.
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Renovo
Alan W. Lugg
Clinton County
South Renovo
Uming
Dorothy Mae Slinderlin
Joseph Heffron
Lock Haven Barracks
Philip Bilby
Robert
Terry
Luge
Heffron
Lttle
James
Velma Sanderlin
Heatwave scorches tri state area with brief rain forecast
The tri state region endures a blistering heat wave with temperatures near 91 in Corry and upper 80s elsewhere. Forecaster Twan predicts possible showers tomorrow, offering limited relief while drought tightens lawns and water use restrictions increase. Farmers worry about scorched crops as humidity remains high.
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Tristate
Twan
Corry
Dueme
U. S. Weather Bureau
Father and son injured in motorcycle crash on Route 8
Darrel Kysor and his 13 year old son Victor were riding a motorcycle that skidded off Route 8 and struck a utility pole at 11 30 p m Saturday. Darrel was admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital then transferred to an Erie Hospital with serious head injury. Victor was treated at Union City hospital and listed in good condition with multiple bruises. Family said the crash occurred when the bike ran off the berm and the driver lost control.
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Union City
Route 8
Darrel Kysor
Union City Memorial Hospital
Erie
Victor
Union City Hospital
Kysor
Reds Meet in East Berlin Reflect Split in World Communism
European Communist leaders including Khrushchev returned to their capitals after a weekend in East Berlin aimed at backing him in the Sino Soviet dispute. Hungary's Janos Kadar went to Budapest and Poland's Wladyslaw Gornulka flew home, while Romania and Albania stayed away. Khrushchev will speak Tuesday as China says the quarrel with Moscow has become a government relations issue and will send a delegation to Moscow to discuss differences.
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Khrushchev
China
Janos Kadar
Hungary
Budapest
Wladyslaw Gornulka
Poland
Warsaw
Romania
Red
Georshe _ Gheorghiu-Dej
East Berlin
Communist Movement
Albania
Soviet Union
Moscow
Red China
Chinese Communist Party
International Communist Movement
Yank Students Flaunt U S Travel To Cuba Protest
A group of 59 American students evaded U S travel limits by flying to Cuba via Prague. Spokesman Levi Laub of New York said Cuba invited them and would cover expenses, while students said the trip was to assess if they approve of Cuba’s system. Some defend it as free travel rights. others doubt legality.
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U. S
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Laub
New York
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Alliselves
Helen Fleming
San Francisco
Prague
Cubana Airlines
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Rome
Germany
Ireland
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Pierre Salinger
White House
Washington
Salinger
Naples
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Segi
Leone
Rusk
Attio Piccioni
Segal
Pope Paull Peere
Milan
Lake Como
Four youths confess to city shoplifting spree
Four youths, one as young as 14, confessed to police they stole from a church and multiple city stores, forged a mother's name on three $10 checks, and burglarized homes. They named locations from Carroll's Beauty Salon to Loblaws, plus vandalism at a VFW lot. The youths, all under 15, will appear with parents at 10 p.m. tomorrow for disposition.
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St. Elizabeth's
New Pastor Named Te EUE Church Here
Rev Munsberger becomes pastor of Evangalion Walled Brethren Church of Corry at the close of the avinsmt conference at Findley Laks camp grounds. Rev Hunsberger, in Erie Conference since 1929, marked 30 years with the conference and will move to Corry with wife Betty. Rev Claude B Hunsberger ordained yesterday and assigned to Brown M Church in Jamaville Dis ill Court. Official conference report lists 11,912 members in the past year.
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Pot Tenhy
Evangalion Walled Brethren Church
Corry
Findley Laks
Munsberger
Rayartis
Jamestown Kidder
Erie
Hirsberger
Harris Mill
Edwards Chapel
Pleasantville
Buffalo
Brown M
Javille Disill Court
Lynn A. Bergman
Willison
Cecil Ross
Findley Lake
Leo McGaughery
North East
Robert Casler
Wayne Valley
Harold R. Breniowin
Warren First
Gerald Lundeen
Diamond
G. T. Bergman
Fairview
John D. Westley
Nigeria
West Africa
CJ Union Signs One Year Pact For 1 Year
The Corry Jamestown union voted 218 to 8 for a new one year contract. The Rucker share of production plan becomes permanent with no across the board cash provisions. Insurance increases guarantee semi private hospital care. Pension feature allows vesting at 50 with ten years service and pension eligibility at 65 even if not employed. A five minute wash period at shift end is added.
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Corry Jamestown Union
Corry Jamestown
Tito Reelected President in Yugoslavia Parliament
Belgrade's Communist Parliament unanimously reelected Marshal Tito as president of Yugoslavia for a fourth term. He first became president in 1945 and continues to lead the republic under the single party system.
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Tito
Belgrade
Kennedy First Witness In Senate Civil Rights Talks
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy testified as the leading witness before the Senate Commerce Committee on the administration plan to outlaw segregation in public accommodations. He argued the practice is a form of discrimination that insults millions of citizens and urged swift federal action, despite Southern opposition and a competing Senate proposal favoring persuasion over compulsion. The testimony echoed his recent House subcommittee remarks as the seven point civil rights package faced movement and political maneuvering.
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Robert PF. Kenedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
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Everett Maes
Mat
Jackson
Mio
Mississipp
House Judiciary
Leelee
Senate Judiciary
James O. Extgiand
D-Mass
Wight
Kennedy in Rome to discuss Western alliance with Segni
President Kennedy arrives in Rome and meets Italian leaders to seek ways to strengthen the US Western alliance as he heads toward a meeting with Pope Paul VI. The visit features light crowds by Italian standards and a busy schedule including NATO talks and a return to Washington.
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Kennedy
United States
Europe
Kennian
Airport
Rovers
Pope Paul VI
Sentence Man For 1960 Check Forgery Here
Hezekiah B. Loar, 25, sentenced two weeks earlier for forgery, received a second sentence Friday on a similar charge. At a North Center street store in November 1960 he forged a $32 check to himself using aliases Murray Cameron and Elsen Loring. He faces 28 months probation on each count and $100 fines, with prior hospitalization at Warren State Hospital.
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Yolumpwl
Hezekiah B. Loar
Widmann and Teah
North Center Street
Elsen Loring
Murray Cameron
Loar
Lear
Warren State Hospital
Church Head Backs Ban On Prayers Worded In Support
Marvin Ey Loewen of the Seventh Day Adventists’ International General Conference backed a Supreme Court ruling on Bible reading and prayer in schools. He said the decision preserves church state separation and protects voluntary religious practice over government enforced religion.
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Wriscolville
Seventh Day Adventists
International General Conference
Supreme Court
East Pennsylvania Conference of Adventint
Marvin Ey
Loewen
Fire destroys three story building near Waynesburg
A three story frame combination farm house and antique store burned yesterday about 18 miles south of Waynesburg. Officials and Otto Taylor reported the blaze caused about $30,000 in damage. Lightning also damaged several other houses during a severe storm, with no other fires reported.
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Waynesburg
Otto Taylor
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