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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1963

Page

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Dem Leader Blasts Pa Toll Policy And Civil Service Bill

Democratic State Chairman Otis B. Morse accused the Scranton administration of sabotaging Pennsylvania highway safety after a high July Fourth death toll. He cited lack of trooper deployment and alleged traffic-violation fixing, and criticized a civil service bill aimed at 18 months protection for skilled workers. He questioned Senator Hugh Scott about support for the measure.

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Lonely, Sick Youth Cheats Phone System From Loneliness

A 14 year old in Middletown devised a method to place free international calls, mapping numbers from phone books with a homemade device. He called Scotland Yard, a TV star, and claimed a million dollar inheritance in South America, then racked up a $300 bill. Authorities say he is bright but lonely and mentally ill with family problems.

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Corry Contribution Tiny Reveal Erie County crime center

Erie County ranks as a major Pennsylvania crime center in FBI data for 1962. Corry shows minimal crime with one aggravated assault and four burglaries plus two larcenies and four auto thefts, all under fifty dollars.

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Corry High Girls Win Nursing Scholarships in Erie Program

Patricia Lee Perry and Diane Kasper of Corry Area High School were chosen among five northwestern Pennsylvania students for nursing scholarships from Heys Physicians Supply of Erie. Both will enter St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing in Erie after graduation, with local officials praising the pair for their achievement amidst strong regional competition.

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Mickey Rooney Sued in New York Over Ghostwriting Contract

Writer Roger Kahn files a $75,000 suit in State Supreme Court New York City alleging actor Mickey Rooney reneged on a ghostwriting contract for Rooney's autobiography.

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Edgan Alexander Guides Girls Toward Scholarships

Corry Memorial Hospital administrator Edgan Alexander works with CABS raid bee personnel to steer girls toward scholarships. Patricia Lee Perry, daughter of Pat Percy, and other figures on West Washington Street support the fund at Drape Reaper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kasper of Columbus. Betls girls choose nursing at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie.

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Wall Street Calm As SEC Report Prompts Rebuttals

Wall Street steadies amid SEC special study critique of market practices. NYSE president G Keith Funston and AMEX chief Ald Etherington pledge careful response as brokers react to the 2,100 page findings.

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Three Americans Die in Viet Cong Ambush in Binh Taoing Province

In Binh-Taoing Province north of Saigon three American servicemen, two Special Forces captains and a sergeant, were killed while distributing medical supplies. Three Vietnamese locals were wounded. the convoy withdrew as Viet Cong forces fired on the vehicles. Names of the American victims were not released.

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Sidewalk Bazaar Set for August Three Day Carnival

The Chamber of Commerce plans a three day sidewalk bazaar from August 15 to 17 with Artie Shaw as chair. Merchants and clubs are urged to set up stands in downtown and outlying areas to draw shopping traffic. A prize drawing with gift certificates will close the event at a central downtown location.

Chamber of Commerce Artie Shaw Shaw Chamber

Kennedy OKs Civil Rights Demonstration In Capital

President Kennedy voiced support for a peaceful civil rights demonstration planned for August in Washington. He urged cooperation with police and argued the event is a peaceful redress of grievances, not a march on the Capitol.

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Seek Current Addresses Of 18 Registrants

The Corry Selective Service Office asks for information on the whereabouts of 18 registrants. Mrs. Thomas Shindledecker says contact the Local Board 64 office in the Post Offices building with any tips, confidentiality assured. Also noted two local board members were sent to Harrisburg for induction. Local board offices will close from next Monday through July 26.

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GOP Names Two To Erie Office Of State Facility

Neal Coughlin announces two appointments to the State Workers Insurance Fund in the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. Viola Shea of Erie is clerk-typist with 13 years in insurance and Santia of Erie is insurance representative with a BA from Gannon College and 12 years in the field. Both operate under Leo Dolan, Erie supervisor, in the G Daniel Baldwin Building.

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Eclipse Of Sun To Help Science

Washington AP reports the total solar eclipse will attract a massive scientific audience and involve rockets and a jet aircraft with scientists chasing the shadow. Researchers aim to learn about space travel hazards weather forecasting and communications while monitoring wildlife behavior across Alaska Canada and Maine.

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Communists Outshout US in Try to Win Japanese

Tokyo readers face a daily bombardment of propaganda as 12 nations transmit Japanese language programs to Japan and many others push English or French broadcasts. The Communist bloc uses round the clock sends and strong technical capacity to win influence in Japan.

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Rev Harris Reports Christian Need in Japan Mission Notes

Travelogue from Rev H Ray Harris details his Japan trip starting June 5 at Jamestown Airport and ending near Sapporo. He notes global links, encounters with a Ridgewood N J pastor, New Brunswick Seminary connections, and church ties spanning Anbury College Wilmore Ky to Charleston W Va.

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Negro Leaders Delay Protests in Cambridge Maryland

In Cambridge Maryland Negro leaders tentatively postponed protests for at least another week after Governor Tawes said a committee of distinguished attorneys would be formed to help achieve racial peace. Maryland Attorney General Finan announced the plan following meetings with town officials the Nuer and leaders. A clash between white men and police erupted near the Cambridge Armory after a minor auto seat dent incident.

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Pet Parade Monday Night At City Park

The City Recreation Committee sponsors a pet parade at City Park Monday at 7 p.m. Winners in eight categories receive prizes. Pets range from frogs to horses. entrants should arrive by 6:50 p.m. Supervisors of the city playgrounds provide details and grooming tips for pets and dolls.

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