143 Seniors To Graduate At Commencement This Evening
Corry Area High School will graduate 148 seniors at the sixth annual commencement in the Cantry Area High School auditorium. Performances, speeches by valedictorian, salutatorian, and president, and diploma presentations will follow the invocation and processional, with a comprehensive list of graduates announced.
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Corry Area High School
Cantry Area High School
At & B. mi
Kaylene Bliley
Elmer A. Ortner
Howard Johnson
Edward McMahon
Frederick Dahlstrand
Harold G. Wolfe
Thomas R. Shupe
Charles H. Kennedy
jJoint Board of Education
Marion Pelleu
Lynn Rice
Fraud Suspected By Claimants Highlighted At PSES Office
William Michael local office manager warned that all fraud by claimants at the Pennsylvania State Employment Service will be detected and prosecuted. From January 1 to May 31 1963 seventy seven claims were spot checked with twenty one overpayments found. One claimant prosecuted another referred to a local alderman for prosecution. Five were penalized by denial of benefits for two future valid weeks. The May report notes 33 placements across several classes, 39 openings received 63 applicants referred and 140 new applications taken.
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Pennsylvania State Employment Service
William Michael
Michael
PSES
Corry Area
16 Spacemen Survive Jungle Training in Panama
AP reports 16 American astronauts completed a three day two night jungle survival course in Panama. They emerged in boots and long underwear, soaked by rain, machetes in hand, after an unscheduled encounter with six members of the Choco Indian tribe. The group includes Mercury program selections such as Phil Pine and seven others chosen last September for future space flights.
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Panama
Phil Pine
Youth group to canvass for trading stamps to buy bus
Youth leaders at the Y plan a citywide canvass of 2600 homes to collect trading stamps SAE Green Plaid or Top Value. They hope 3000 books worth $3 will be redeemed for a bus to serve all functions at a fraction of charter costs. A second meeting is set for next Thursday to boost turnout. Cates set for the citywide solicitation are June 14 15. Housewives urged to prepare stamp books for callers. This is the first major project since the new building opened and program broadened. Jail sailors: four Soviet sailors receive three years in prison for bringing back Western goods and selling them.
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Cates
Dems Demand Probe of GOP Macing Charge
Erie County Democrats urged an investigation into alleged intimidation during last month's primary. They named Joseph Rohrer and Neil Coughlin and asked District Attorney Herbert J. Johnson Jr. to recuse, flagging possible election law violations and urging grand jury action.
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Erie County Demchairman
Joseph Rohrer
Neil Coughlin
GOP
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Corry Journal
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Pennsylvania Governor Pushes Education Reform Amid Debate
Governor Scranton defends school bill amid Senate Education Committee amendments and promises to press forward. He says the reform aligns with standards and will be more effective than current plans. Pollster E John Bucet will gauge public opinion on taxes and boxing in PA.
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Scranton
E. John Bucet
Buried Under Rocks and Dirt Still Alive in Tunnel Collapse
Knee-deep mud and falling rocks hampered rescuers as two men were buried under tons of debris after a Baltimore and Ohio tunnel roof fell near Parkersburg West Virginia. Arthur Boggs was alive but in great pain while Harry Nichols and two others were injured as efforts to reach them stalled by continuing cave-ins.
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Harry Nichols
Baltimore & Ohio
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Robert Althart
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Woad-Wirt
Disabled Police Chief Dismissed in Ellwood City
The Ellwood City council voted 23 to dismiss Chief Clark W. Riser after citing physical disability. Riser has not worked since breaking both legs in an Iowa collision in October 1961.
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Iowa
Los Angeles Race Integration Efforts Debated and Promised
AP reports a Los Angeles forum where civil rights leaders pledged to push for a more integrated city within a national effort. Participants warned of Birmingham-like protests if demands are ignored, and plans were outlined for housing, school enrollment, and anti discrimination reforms.
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ATP UK
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Alabama Guard Units Active As Federal Crisis Looms
About 4,000 Alabama National Guardsmen will go on active duty Sunday as the state faces a civil rights clash over admission of three Negro students to the University of Alabama. The unit deployment, part of a preplanned summer schedule, may coincide with federal backing for the admission decision and potential use of troops. Governor Wallace’s actions could influence whether troops are deployed.
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1St Infantry Division
Army
U.S
University of Alabama
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Huntsville
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Eisenhower Honors Red Cross at New Center Dedication
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower praised the Red Cross during the dedication of a 4 million dollar Red Cross view center in New York. He recalled leading the D-Day invasion and said his thoughts then were not on the Red Cross but on the broader fight for freedom.
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RED Cross
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
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Red Cross View Center
No Evidence Forces City to Drop Junk Yard Charge
City drops junk yard charge against Howard M. Munsee after review shows residence on East Columbus Avenue lies outside the 200 foot prohibition. Hearing orders Munsee to clean up area and remove inoperable vehicles within 10 days. city rules still restrict new junk yards and storage in certain zones.
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Blast Victims Critical in Warren Explosion News
A Warren area explosion left multiple victims in critical or poor condition at Warren General Hospital. Walter L. Blakeslee Jr and Martha Blakeslee were among those treated, with Walter Blakeslee Sr reported as poor. Cable, a contractor employee, suffered facial and hand burns and was treated at the hospital. Officials described authorities’ ongoing investigation into the blast cause at a pump house in Cranbrook Park near Algin Cable.
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Navy Displays Latest Weapons For Kennedy
Navy shows its new land and air weapons at China Lake during President Kennedy’s California visit. The display follows his Kitty Hawk cruise and leads to a California breakfast with Lady Democrats and a civil rights address in Honolulu. The China Lake site spans 1200 square miles and hosts two dozen demonstrations by Navy scientists. Ex-Solon Dies in California.
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