Paragraf Hydetown rises as assistant district leader
The report notes Elect Eleanor Geer named district secretary while Paragraf Hydetown was elected assistant district leader. A dog bite sent three year old Donald Sutton to Corry Memorial Hospital, then released. Details cover unemployment claims, weather outlook, and local incidents including a nearby truck crash and a dog in a car.
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Hydetown
Eleanor Geer Ofield
Field
Witmer
Donald
Charles Sutton
East Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dennis
Donald Harrison
Wright Street
Tests Begin on Seven New SATCOM Satellites
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP tracking stations started a long test series with seven satellites in the military SATCOM network. After six hours of spaceflight the seven satellites released from Titan 3 and now orbit 21 000 miles above the equator. Army officials reported signals successfully received from each SATCOM station shortly after launch. Officials plan nine months of research, with the satellites awaiting further tests.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Satellite
Satcom
Army
Soldier Longed For Rest It Never Came
Beavers Falls Pa AP young Army Pfc Robert H Carr Jr 18 was killed by small arms fire about 200 miles north of Saigon. He had written he would rest at a camp in Malaysia and spoke of swimming eating and sleeping after rescuing wounded in recent fighting. Carr graduated in 1965 from Beaver Falls High School where he set track records.
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Beaver Falls
Robert H. Carr Jr
Viet Nam
Defense Dept
Carr
Saigon
Malaysia
Beaver Falls High School
Corry Taxpayers Face 1966 Windfall Effects on Schools
The Corry area school districts anticipate limited budget relief from a second 1966 windfall. Officials note districts may use remaining bonus funds to hire teachers and cover costs, with 1967 1968 projections boosted by a $150 million state subsidy increase if new mandates do not raise costs. Local sums include Corry 26128, Columbus 7843, Wayne Township 6605, Concord 6203, Spring Creek 9692, and Elgin Borough 1246.
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Sage
Columbus
Kolpein
Harrisburg
William Lesler
State Education Committee
Lesler
Corry Jointure
Corry
Wayne Township
Concord Township
Spring Creek
Elgin Borough
1966 Circus Promises Bigger And Better Show
Allan R. Shaw announces profits from the circus will support the club’s charity and school loan funds. Mayor William Peiffer helps launch the ticket sales for the 1966 edition praised as bigger and better with scores of imported and domestic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan R. Shaw
William Peiffer
Shaw
Johnson stresses peace talks and UN role in Vietnam
President Johnson urges talks over fighting and urges UN action to curb aggression as he backs Vietnam policy. Rusk and 37 states endorse the approach while Porter reports on pacification efforts. educators briefed that many South Vietnamese favor constitutional democracy.
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McCloskey
Rusk
Geneva
Johnson
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Guam
Puerto Rico
United Nations
New York
U.N. Association of the United States
William J. Porter
Saigon
Porter
State Department
Negro honors Spingarn Medal recipient John H. Johnson
The Spingarn Medal for 1966 is awarded by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to John H. Johnson, Chicago publisher of Ebony and other magazines. The medal, established by the late J E Spingarn in 1934, honors distinguished merit and achievement among American Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Spingarn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John H. Johnson
Ebony
J. E B. Spingarn
Civil rights marchers clash with police in Greenwood
The daylong march faced arrests on trespassing charges and a $100 bond for each marcher. Tents were set in Broad Street Park despite police presence. George Raymond of the Freedom Democratic party urged staying. A 1,000-strong crowd milled as authorities limited the park usage. Vehicle taunts and harassment prompted the highway patrol to remove a student from the area. Governor Johnson criticized the media show and reduced the patrol, while CORE plans for up to 2,000 more marchers. The Memphis to Jackson route spans 260 miles, ending June 26. The day’s march covered 14 miles with lodging sought in Greenwood Negro district.
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Page One
Broad Street Park
Greenwood
George Raymond
Freedom Democratic Party
Mississippi 7
Robert Green
University of Alabama
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Jackson
CORE
Memphis
Tenn
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Chamber of Commerce
Bureau of Employment Security
Joseph J. Manutei
Erie
Henneous Motor Express
Union City-Waterford Road
Manucci
Marion Street
City Pound
Joyce Nichols
Aikens Trailer Court
West
Washington Street
Terry Lindsley
Gerry C. Miles
East Congress Street
Melvin
Katherine) Schramling
Bracken Funeral Home
Tomor
Ralph Piazza
Gary Merrill
Union City
Kevin Fuller
Fuller
French Creek
Thomas Hughes
Chestnut Street
South Center Street
Karl Brooks
Second Avenue
Warren County
Journal
Linda Lou Vroman
R. D
Grand Valley
Harry E. Swarm
Vroman
Linda Lou Anthony
Phoenix Hotel
Center Street
Milton S. Osorne
Department of Architecture
Pennsylvania State , University
Loblaws
Boseal Coffee
Libby
Orchard Park
Washington
McMichael
Mel Ten
Pori
Stehe
sRcus
Mills Brothers Three Ring Circus
Kiwanis Club
Walt W. Rostow
William P. Bundy
Rossin
Citizens
Corry Area
Citizens Corry Office
Marine National Banic
Edl G
Ford Dealer
Ford, Inc
Corry, Pa
Ford
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