Record-Setting CHS Alumni Banquet At Corry Ave High
The first CHS alumni reunion drew 672 attendees, filling the Corry Avenue High School gym with out of town guests. Dinner occurred at 6:30 p.m. and group singing followed. A business meeting eliminated the auditorium move. awards, scholarships, and officer elections were announced. Dancing began at 9 p.m. with music by Sunday of Dice.
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CHS
Corry Aven High School
Hohse
A. D. Colegrove
Georgia Myer
Lena Cohen
Chiss
Virgil G. Curtis
Michael Gates
Cinlay Egeman
John Kennedy
Merle Amy
Kenneth Burr
Ethel Matthews
Robert Desmond
Lodge Denies He's Quitting Lodge Denies He's Quitting
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejected reports he would resign within 30 days as untrue. Johnson said no resignation letter reached the White House while ABC and CBS cited Lodge discussions in Saigon and a taped interview. Lodge, 61, had won New Hampshire's GOP write in primary and there is movement backing Scranton in the race.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Lodge
New York Times
White House
Johnson
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Charles P. Arnot
United States
New Hampshire
San Francisco
George Cabot Lodge
Pele
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
YMCA Plans Health Fitness Wing at Corry Y
A session at the Corry YMCA will discuss adding a health and physical fitness area. About 400 members and community members are invited by Dr James Hileman to finalize financing and membership details for a sauna, workout, massage, ultraviolet sun, and relaxation rooms opening around September 1 after July August construction.
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Corry
James Hileman
Y Board of Directors
Oil City
Meadville Y
Bus Driver Strike Triggers Off Los Angeles Traffic Jam
AP reports Los Angeles faced a massive traffic jam as 2,500 bus drivers went on strike against the Metropolitan Transit Authority over pay. With buses sidelined, residents in four counties faced long commutes with police deploying extra officers and two helicopters to direct traffic amid wide disruption.
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US Angeles
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Two State Cops Shot By Men Fleeing Crimes
Two Wisconsin suspects fled from a routine radar stop on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and shot two state troopers. A massive manhunt with bloodhounds and helicopters led to the capture of Gerald L. Larson 17 Howard E. Langnes 4 and James Eugene Szulczewski 21, who face multiple charges. Troopers Edward Herbst 195 of Reams town and Fred W. Bendl 22 of Nazareth were injured. Herbst in serious condition, Bendl in satisfactory condition. Szulczewski was captured after surrendering under a log as troopers moved across a field.
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Ephrata
Milwaukee
Wis
E. Wilson Purdy
Gerald L. Larson
Howard E. Langnes
James Eugene Szulczewski
Lancaster County Prison
Rufus Williams
Edward Herbst
Reamstown
Fred W. Bendl
Nazareth
Herbst
Ephrata General Hospital
Bendl
Wisconsin
Szulczewski
Earthmover damages hydrant cars and house in Corry incident
A large earthmover at a sale on Second Avenue in Corry knocked over a fire hydrant and damaged two parked cars as it moved through West Main and Fourth Avenues. It then struck a house at 133 Second Avenue. Police say the machine’s steering was not in good working order and the operator left his details after contact with the Waltier and Johnson vehicles.
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Corry
Goliath
Second Avenue
George Hartley
Hartley
Hatey Clabbatt
Hearthmover
Main ‘Street
Fourth Avenue
Joseph Waltier
Chestnut Street
Clabhate
Waltier
Clabbatt
Walter
West Pleasant Street
David Johnson
Ex Commander Dies in Philadelphia at 73
Maj. Gen. Douglas Taft Greene, 73, retired commander of the 16th Armored Division, died Saturday of an oil heart attack in Philadelphia. Greene graduated the U.S. Military Academy and served with distinction in the armored forces.
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Philadelphia
Douglas Taft Greene
16Th Armored Division
Greene
U.S. Military Academ Ibeary Academy
Scranton Opens Six-State Run For GOP Nomination
Gov William W Scranton launched a six state delegate push in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. He aimed to erode Barry Goldwaters lead by touring Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri and Colorado before keynote at the Massachusetts GOP convention. Scranton said he would speak daily as long as the Pennsylvania legislature allowed and noted strong but not secured second ballot support.
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Scranton
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Allegheny College
Meadville
Des Moines
Iowa
Topeka
Kaw
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Goldwater
Associated Press
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Maryland
American Broadcasting Co
William Scranton
Bradford Girl 13 in Critical After Two Accidents
A Bradford Pa. girl Candace McCormack, 13, is listed in critical condition in a Warren hospital after two traffic accidents in Oil City and Brookfield Ohio. A tire blowout caused a fire in the ambulance en route to Cleveland, a passerby then took her to Trumbull Memorial Hospital.
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Warren
Ohio
Bradford
Oil City
Candace McCormack
Cleveland
Brookfield
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Corryites Return From World's Fair
Forty Corry residents returned early this morning from a two day trip to the World's Fair sponsored by the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad and The Corry Evening Journal. The group left Friday night at 10 49 via the EL and stayed at Hotel Clinton in New York City. People from Corry included Mr and Mrs Dan Lindberg Mr and Mrs Larry Fantasie Mrs Robert Wotus Miss Patty Wotus Pat Wotus Mr and Mrs Glen Shepard Miss Patricia Hillman Miss Cynthia Hillman Mr and Mrs Gerald Hammond Mr and Mrs Ralph Goold Mr and Mrs Charles Hepner Miss Louise Migliaccio Miss Mary Gravino Mrs Dorothy Linnedell Mrs Bonnie Lewis Mrs William Marsh Miss Alberta McElroy Miss Darlene Cook Miss Carol Turner Mr and Mrs Harvey Loveland Mrs Marjorie Nichols Miss Betty Orn Miss Lucille Wiser Mr and Mrs Floyd McElroy Mrs Carl Smith Mrs David Parker Mr and Mrs Rex Kenniston Rexene Kenniston Mrs Edward Oyer Bonnie Oyer Sandra Weicht.
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Lucille Wiser
Floyd McElroy
Carl Smith
David, Parker
Rex Kenniston
Rexene Kenniston
Edward Oyer
Bonnie Oyer
Sandra Weicht
De Gaulle Returns to Paris After France Swing
President Charles de Gaulle, 74, returned to Paris looking fit after four days of campaigning in northern France. He withstood heat, rain, and large crowds in Picardy better than many younger aides.
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DE Gaulle
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Pyester
France
Picardy
Scranton drives for delegates as Goldwater eyes Texas votes
Governor Scranton campaigns across six states to win delegate support for the Republican cause while Senator Barry Goldwater seeks 56 Texas delegates to clinch the presidential nomination. Senate Democrats push civil rights bills this week. Army Air Force war games cost about 54 million dollars in the Far West.
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Associated Press
Texas
Montana
Barry Goldwater
Army Air Force
Far West
Supreme Court orders state legislatures reapportionment
The Supreme Court ruled state legislative seats must be apportioned by population, signaling a sweeping, disputed overhaul across many states. The decision affects Alabama New York Maryland Virginia Delaware and others, prompting continued court actions and sharp political upheaval nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Jersey
David Friedland
State Supreme Court
Alabama
New York
Maryland
House of Telegates
Virginia General Assembly
Tower Court
Delaware
Karl. Warren
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