Goldfine Seeks Hearing Halt Through Intervention
Goldfine lawyers ask House subcommittee to halt hearings and seek intervention as Goldfine faces sixth day of testimony over alleged favors from federal agencies via Sherman Adams. Chairman Harris rejects the proposal as the panel threatens contempt over 23 questions about private finances.
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Lifesaving Classes Begin Free Training in Corry
Free lifesaving lessons start at Baldwin pool in Corry tonight. The Corry chapter of the American Red Cross sponsors the program with instructor Jeff Baldwin. Classes run every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. for junior and senior levels, with no cost. Enrollees will receive emblematic proof of water skills after completion. Registration at the pool tonight at 6 p.m.
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Pupils Dig Up Bugs as School Purchases
The Corry Area Joint Schools approved about 18,000 in supplies at their monthly meeting. Textbooks and workbooks accounted for 19,073, while the smallest outlay covered a quirky buy from Cow-Palm Biological Supply House including a grasshopper termite mayfly dragonfly squash bug cicada beetle butterfly house fly and bee.
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Ex Corryie Named Meadville Area Schools Head
William C Frye was chosen to replace Dr Donald W Dunnan as Meadville Area Schools superintendent after a unanimous vote by the Area School Board. Dunnan resigned to take the Springfield TI schools post, with a release requested for August 16. Frye cited long involvement with the district and anticipated a smooth transition as the system shifts to a 6-3-3 configuration with a new senior high in September.
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William C Frye
Donald W. Dunnan
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Area School Board
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Frye
Springfield
Corry Schools Face Driver Training Car Shortage
Corry school district struggles to secure a car for driver training as a dealer must tie up $2,000 of working capital during use. Supt. William Rodemeyer suggests buying at term start and returning at year end for same price. Directors indicate possible approval if workable. The committee also notes a shortage of coaches, class advisors, and a school newspaper advisor.
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William Rodemeyer
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Iraq Crisis Bleeds Into Baghdad After Rebel Coup
Western-backed Iraq shudder as rebels oust government and seize control. Nuri Said escapes capture amid intrigues in Baghdad radio reports. Rebels crown Brig Gen Abdel Karim Kassem premier while western allies fear wider collapse of Baghdad Pact and Eisenhower Doctrine.
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Marines Enter Lebanon to Protect Americans
Washington reports five thousand U S Marines landed near Beirut to shield American lives and bolster Camille Chamoun’s government amid regional unrest. The move, denied as warlike, follows urgent Chamoun request and aims for UN action to secure Lebanon’s sovereignty. Two U S businessmen were reportedly killed in Baghdad as revolts involve pro UAR forces allied with Egypt.
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School bids and staff notices from Harding area
Authorization of attendance by Business Manager Anderson and director Robert Tunnell at a conference in Indiana July 45 26. Advertised bids to repair Harding School roof. Roy Mather and Son bid 973 dollars to paint interior. Ida Calderone granted maternity leave. A W Holton offered 200 dollars to buy part of former Fairview School property. property committee investigates today.
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Schools Set Special Session On Bible Time And Space
School directors of Conelway Wayne Elgin Concord and Wayne will meet August 4 to discuss released time for Bible study and space shortages for first grade classes. The group will review legality and practical issues of off campus instruction and consider adding staff or doubling up to cope with 95 pupils for 70 seats.
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Lake Baths Snell
Look Out If It Rains Today
Weather forecast notes heavy and light rain in the area with multiple showers. Foreseeable warm humid conditions persist as a previous two week span of wet weather continues, with temperatures reaching a high around 86 and a low near 69. Nearby flood impacts are reported in Franklin and Greenville.
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Still Seek Crash Witness In Fatal North Senter Crash
City police today are seeking an eyewitness to last Friday's fatal traffic smash on North Senter street and Sciota road. Officers said they would question a Westfield couple en route to Corry to visit a dentist. Charles W. Hyde of Sharon drove the Westfield car. Hyde's wife died at the scene. Myr Babcock of Cle me City was injured and died, police said they wish to obtain the eyewitness version before ending the investigation.
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Franklin Area Baby Dies In Flash Flood
A four month old girl was swept from her father's arms during a flash flood near Milton, Franklin County, as torrents flooded Greenville ten miles away. Kenneth Dilley, 36, Violet, 31, and their children escaped in waist deep water reaching the second floor. The baby disappeared into Sandy Creek amid the rising floodwaters.
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Mountain Climber Dies After Rockfall on Mt Jefferson
Four climbers were on Mt Jefferson in the Dre Gorge cascades when a rock struck Robert Trahan of Scio, Oregon, knocking him from Jefferson Park Glacier. Trahan fell several hundred feet and died. companion David Neitling of Stayton, Oregon, reported the accident.
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Auto Crash Uncovers Parole Violators
Two parole violators are held in Erie County Jail after a one car wreck west of Union City at about 7 p m yesterday. Joseph Donche 28 Union City driver and Leonard Gerr 43 Cambridge Springs occupants were questioned by State Police and found intoxicated. The 1950 sedan was demolished. authorities will forward them to parole officials.
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Joseph Donche
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Cambridge Springs
McGonigle backs state aid for Columbus Dam build
Republican gubernatorial candidate Arthur McGonigle urged state help to rebuild the Columbus Dam, citing a $60,000 estimate by S A Long of the Corry Chamber of Commerce. He spoke during a Corry visit with 50 supporters and a broader GOP tour through Erie and Crawford counties.
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