Now You See It Now You Don’t In Erie County
In Our Opinion the Appalachia program sparked a push by Rep Joseph Vigorilo to take Erie County’s share immediately. We resisted and faced harsh rebuke. Evidence shows the county is self sufficient as it no longer qualifies for Area Redevelopment Authority funds or highway funds under Appalachia. It may still access other federal funds like head start, but poverty funds are unnecessary. The piece notes a headache from tangled logic and regional ties to the head.
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Appalachia
Joseph Vigorilo
Erie County
Open Letter Home From Vietnam About Women and Work
Hal Boyle describes Vietnamese women as the backbone of labor in South Vietnam. He notes women balance baskets with bamboo poles, work from fields to homes, and earn wages that outpace men on many tasks. He shares humorous and earnest observations on daily life, roles, and the prospect of returning home.
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da- Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Mrs Annenberg Dies In New York At 6
Mrs Moses J. Annenberg aged 6, mother of Walter H. Annenberg editor and publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer, died yesterday in New York. She was long active in philanthropy and public service.
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Annenberg
New York
Moses J. Annenberg
Walter H. Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Corry Evening Journal notices and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal provides notice of exclusive AP news use and postal details. Subscriptions cost 31.00 per year in advance, with single copies priced at Fifty Cents and weekly rates noted, along with building and production staff credits.
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GT. Berkman
Aavening
Bottivells-Kimball
ING
Detivil
Phitedeiaith
Corry
Kagwo
Sita Hc Tm
Rastro swindle tale through Madrid to Beverly Hills
Reporter Jim Bishop chronicles a chaotic tale of The Rastro market in Madrid and a Beverly Hills couple, Cynthia and Louis Lindsay, chasing a stolen painting framed for a sold item. The account blends swindling, travel, and mishap as the frame and painting travel from Spain to the Lindseys’ home.
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Madrid
Antigua
Madri Jones
Dhain
Athens
Cynthia Lindsay
Beverly Hills
Rasteo
Louis
Lindsays
Investigating Bias in Court Confirmations Across Eras
The article surveys Senate actions on judicial nominations from 1949 to 1965, focusing on delays for Jewish and Negro judges under Eastland and others. It cites cases of Judge Hastie, Sobeloff, Ben Cooper, Robinson, and Coleman, arguing pattern of prolonged waits and political pressure influencing confirmations across multiple courts and eras.
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Thurgood Marshal
NAACP
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
Sen. Eastland
Stoitswood Robinson
Virginia
U. S District Court
Wastland
Mississippi
Judiciary Committee
William Hastie
Court of Appeals
Coleman
Simon E. Sobeloff
Baltimore
U. S. Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gov. Cyleman
Supreme Court
Mississippe
Eastland
I Nogeo
What Is The Law Q A On Lawyer Fees
A reader asks how to handle paying a lawyer who delivers unsatisfactory service. The answer urges immediate discussion with counsel, discharging if unresolved, and paying fees due. If still dissatisfied, contact the local Bar Association Grievance Committee for guidance.
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Muller
Focal Bar Association
Commissioners Push Back on Civil Defense Budget Clash
Erie County commissioners say failure to sign a civil service contract tied to the Civil Defense unit was the CD director's fault. Director David Parmenter warned the CD treasury could exhaust by December and that a $2,500 county cut would cost $5,000 in matching funds. commissioners deny blame and cite lack of contract awareness.
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Erie — County
Erie County Civil Defense
David Parmenter
Parmenter
John M. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Edward Ring
Yesterday's Memories of Corry 20 Years Ago
A July 7 1945 report notes heavy Allied air raids on Japanese cities with Superfortress fire bombs. It also details Corry sugar quotas of 26 784 pounds for July and a 150 000 pound monthly regional need, plus local Selective Services announcing eleven area men to be inducted.
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Corry
Guam
Peninsula
Sind
Singapore
Tokyo Radio
Indo-China
China
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
OPA
Corry Area
Dulyth
Distressing accidents claim several local lives and injuries
Years ago a car crash near Endianapolis killed Clifford Hill while his parents learned of the tragedy. At East Main street Sam Baumgarten junk yard Walter Baumgarten aged two lost a finger. George Rusznak is badly injured in a runaway crash and was treated at Corty Hospital. A menacing train incident left one dead and eight injured as horses trampled by a runaway team near a crossing.
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Autimobile
Clifford
Mraemen Hill
Endianapolis
W. H. Johnson
Sam Baumgarten
East Main Street
Walter
Lille
George Rusznak
Sesterdlay
Ghemion Rusenak
Corty Hospital
J. C. Manwaring
Marion Gage
Corry
Elgaod Connell
Tyan Hawks
Jamestown
Axel Lundberg
Ashville
J.C. Wuring
David Lindquist
Merritt Smith
Ralph Miller
Texas
F. Morton
WSWS
J.C. Manwaring
Grace Vanard
Sapved
JM Club
Chautauqua Tech Ue
EUB
Ostrander
Uouing
Georgia
Beaverdam - Elgin Road
Roosevelt’ Highway
Titusville
Carry
Airlines order surge signals record capital outlay
A New York AP report notes the Air Transport Association estimates orders for new equipment will exceed four billion dollars by year end, with airlines claiming this investment outpaces all other U S industries. The emphasis is on light to medium range jets to serve mid continental routes, addressing bypassed cities and boosting delivery by end of 1967.
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New York
Purc
Air ‘Transport Association
Airlines forecast 48 percent more miles with new jets
A study shows orders for 480 aircraft worth 2.4 billion as of June 30, with 308 jets including Boeing 727 and 737, DC9s and BAC 111s. Airlines expect 50,000 new jobs by 1970, boosting profits despite heavy debt, and plan expansion ahead of a planned supersonic shift.
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Association
Hagen to Undergo Throat Exam at Henry Ford Hospital
Walter Hagen the famed golfer aged 72 was to check into Henry Ford Hospital for a throat examination. The four time British Open winner and two time U S Open champion had been receiving cobalt treatment at his Traverse City home in recent weeks, his son Walter Hagen Jr. said.
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Walter Hagen
Henry Ford Hospital
Hagen
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