Public well informed on world affairs says Scranton
In Our Opinion argues that confidential foreign policy briefings for presidential hopefuls are not essential. Gov William W Scranton, after a briefing, contends the public is well informed and not being misled by the Johnson administration. The piece notes public scrutiny and restraint in criticism remains possible. Source: Meadville Tribune.
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United States
William W. Scranton
Gov. Scranton
Allied forces advance toward Cherbourg and Sie seize
Twenty years ago reports showed American troops hammering toward Cherbourg and capturing Sie with Mere Eglise. Germans conceded the advance as Allied air forces bombarded positions behind the lines. Swiss reports indicated large formations invading Germany from the south, signaling a broader Allied pincers strategy in action. A dog quarantine case revealed owners attempted to substitute a neighbor’s dog to avoid police action after a bite. Pittsburgh Pirates held a baseball school with 69 boys at Loveland Field led by scout Leo Mackey and aide Jack Tinson as Mackey prepared to address a high school audience tonight.
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Mere Eglise
France
Switzerland
Germany
Pittsburgh Pirates
Loveland Field
Leo Mackey
Pirates
Jack Tinson
Vern Groupnd- Ty -Grundall Mackey
Beaver Club
Corry News Briefs From June 1 1924 Car Crash and Local Events
Ben Sisley of the west end crashed into a freight car to avoid an oncoming vehicle, badly damaging his car near the Climax plant. Theodore Ayers of West Spring Creek is in serious condition at Corry Hospital after a morning auto incident near his home. John Flanigan and B. A. Merker opened The Corry Repair Company on East Washington street offering upholstery and refinishing services. Mrs. Louise Dewey broke her right wrist in a flower bed accident at the Dewey residence. Corryites plan to attend the Altoona automobile races next week with 200 mile event entries. Walter L. Maine’s circus, unloading Sunday, drew local attention at the fairgrounds.
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Ben Sisley
West End
Sisley
Climax
Theodore Ayers
West Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
John Flanigan
B. A. Merker
Washington Street
the Corry Repair Company
Louise Dewey
D. L. Dewey
Corry Evening Journal Post Office Rates Notice
The Corry Evening Journal announces mail rate details for subscriptions. Prices listed include one year at $1.10 and a weekly copy fee of fifty cents, with deadlines set relative to prior publication dates.
Somalia Rival Powers Race for Influence in Horn of Africa
Drew Pearson probes how Somalia, barely four years old, attracts $200 million in aid from China, the Soviet Union, Egypt, and Western nations while the United States and NATO push to keep the region from drifting toward communism. The piece notes military and economic aid, several new projects, and the Kagnew tracking station in Ethiopia as a pivotal communications link amid growing tensions with Somalia and Egypt.
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Ethiopia
United States
Republic
Somalia
Paroled Defendants Given Fines in County Court
Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter paroled two defendants in Erie County Court after guilty pleas. Clark A. of Waterford faced a $200 fine and a one year sentence for forcible entry after an arrest March 29 by Union City police. Thomas L. Milliken of Erie pleaded guilty to a drunk driving offense, receiving a $10 fine and 23 months in jail.
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Erie
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Clark A
Waterford
Union City
David Perkins
Thomas L. Milliken
Mrs Alley Minear Dies From Crash Injuries
Mrs Alley Minear aged 79 of Nutter Fort West Virginia died in Washington Hospital from injuries sustained in a two car crash near Washington last Friday. The accident occurred near here and was the cause of her death reported yesterday.
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Alley Minear
Nutter Fort
W.va
Washington Hospital
Jies
Here
Informant loyalty and the myth of the stoolie in Cold War era
Paul Harvey reflects on the term stool pigeon and the insult of stoolie, arguing that traitors who inform to fight communism deserve praise. He cites Andrew J. Berecz and congressional testimony, praising reforming Reds who cooperate with the FBI and criticizing labels for informants. He notes New York views on graduates and the value of skilled youth in a shifting corporate landscape.
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Andrew J. Berecz
House
Berecz
Hal Boyle reflects on failed security amid 1930s gloom
From a Missouri spring 1932 bull session, Hal Boyle recalls grads dreaming of a guaranteed $200 or $250 monthly income, then scrambling for work. He contrasts their fear with today’s Joe College class of ’64, who shows more independence and ambition, offering cautious optimism for the future.
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New York
Joe College
Ivory Tower
University of Missouri
Pa Catholic Bishops Urge Civil Rights Bill
Eight Roman Catholic bishops of Pennsylvania joined to urge Congress to pass a strong civil rights bill promptly. The Harrisburg statement by the Pennsylvania Catholic Welfare Committee urged enactment for the rights of all citizens without explicitly endorsing the Senate bill. The signatories included Archbishops Krol and Gannon and Bishops Leech McCarley Wright McShea Hannon Connare.
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Aarkisburg
Pennsylvania
Congress
Harrisburg
John J. Krol
Philadelphia
John Mark Gannon
Erie
George L. Leech
J. Carroll McCarley
Altoona - Johnstown
John J. Wright
Pittsburgh
Joseph McShea
Allentown
Jerome, D. Hannon
Scranton
William G.*connare
Greensburg
What Is The Law What Is The Law
A widow collects Social Security for herself and her minor child as long as she provides care and parental control. If the child is arrested and sent to a correctional institution, the widow would no longer receive payments for the child. The Social Security Administration would decide whether future payments for the child go to the widow for the child's use or to the institution holding the child.
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Social Security Administration
Study Voting Machine Use In PennsylvaniA
Harrisburg AP Senator Thomas P. McCreesh of Philadelphia urges a legislative inquiry into voting machines. He notes many PennsylvanIa devices are inadequate for election needs and asks the Joint State Government Commission to study lighting, legibility, write in spaces, and broader use across the state.
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Thomas P. McCreesh
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
McCreesh
Joint
State Government Commission
Commission
Commonwealth
Tire explosion fractures skull at Firestone store incident
Dwayne Hoage, 21, of Guys Mills, suffered a fractured skull when a tire exploded in his face while a Firestone employee, Hoover, was replacing a tire rim. Hoage was taken to Spencer Memorial Hospital, then transferred to Hamot Hospital in Erie by ambulance.
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Dwayne Hoaeier
Guys Mills
Firestone
Stine Hoover
Spencer Memorial Hospital
Mearville
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Spencer Ambulance
Hoover
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