Corry Golf Commission Approves 18 Hole Layout Plan
The Corry Golf Commission approved an 18 hole layout for a municipal course off Macadam Hill on 220 acres known as the Heath farm. They plan a six month extension of option with D M Davison to study feasibility and arrange financing for a project near $120000 while drafting final specs and inviting bids.
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Corry Golf Commssion
Macadam Hill
Heath Farm
Commission
D. M. Davison
Edmund Ault
Sng
Contracto's
Ault
Alli
Meadville Area Youth Killed As Jack Slips
An 11 year old Cherrytree youth, Glenn L. Reynolds, died at Meadville City Hospital after a jack slipped and the car fell on him at Gleason Dairy Farm two miles east of Meadville. Foreman Glen Rhodes had sent him to work, then returned to find him trapped and rushed to hospital where he died at 7 05 a m.
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Meadville
Cherrytree
Meadville City Hospital
Glenn L. Reynolds
Gleason
Glen Rhodes
Reynolds
Rhodes
Employer
Second Suspect Arrested in Wattsburg Assault Case
Cecil Carbaugh 51 of R D 1 Corry says he was beaten June 2 near Wattsburg. Raymond Coatoam Union City was arrested by Trooper Paul Sita and pled guilty to mischief with a $25 fine and restitution for a broken window in Carbaughs car. A June 20 hearing looms on assault and battery. Raymond Kent Corry 23 was fined $25 on a malicious mischief count. his assault and battery charge pending. Trooper Sita continues investigation today.
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Curry Shuer
Cecil Carbaugh
Corry
Wattsburg
Paul Sita
Raymond Coatoam
Union City
Coatoam
Justice of the Peace
Peter de Gerlando
Carbaughs
Raymond Kent
Sita
Train robbery near Mt Etna nets loot and suspects
Four bandits robbed a train at the foot of Mt Etna in Sicily. Three escaped with fourteen mail sacks containing cash and valuables worth about $110000. One bandit was captured as dozens of police with bloodhounds hunted the remaining suspects.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Order Softball Players To Park Off Blacktop
City Recreation Director Lou Hanna warns of accident risk at the high school field. He mandates softball players use the gravel entrance off the first street east of Avenue A and park on the gravel area in the east lot. If ignored, entrances to the blacktop will be barricaded.
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Lou Hanna
Hanna
Rec
Avenue A
Johnson Tours Calif. Shows Unity in Democratic Campaign
President Johnson arrives in California as Democrats rally behind him to secure the nation's most populous state in November. Pierre Salinger joins him in greeting crowds in San Francisco while Governor Edmund G. Brown hosts events. A ground breaking in Concord kicks off a $792 million rapid transit project linking San Francisco and East Bay cities. A $100 plate “Salute to President Johnson” dinner caps the night.
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SAN_FRANCISCO
California
Johnson
Pierre Inger
Salinger
Alan Cranston
Edwards Air Force Base
San Francisco
Police Probe Child Neglect Case Here
City police investigated a new child neglect complaint after three Gould street residents reported a woman neglects her children who sometimes run unclothed. They also described frequent visitors and men calling at the house with teenage girls staying overnight. Chief Harley Deake noted weak county action and vague law, promising to pursue whatever evidence emerges.
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Gould Street
Harley Deake
Drake
Erie County Institution District
Goldwater Vote Upsets Scranton and Electability Hope
Washington AP Barry Goldwater’s vote against the civil rights bill prompts Scranton to warn he cannot beat President Johnson next November. Ellender says a Goldwater no vote could help carry the South against Johnson. Goldwater insists his stance is principled, not political. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Goldwater
Senate
Arizona
Scranton
Senate Okay Is Expected By Nightfall
Washington AP reports the Senate aims to pass the civil rights bill by nightfall after about four hours of speeches remain. House action is ready to begin to place the measure in President Johnson's hands by July 4, with 75 or more expected to vote yes. Senator Humphrey, the floor manager, indicated hopes for 77 or 78 votes as cloture has 71 votes, while some opponents may join today. Southern House members plan to push the bill into the Rules Committee if needed.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Cullman High football field marked for fall upgrade
Cullman Alabama Cullman High School field will be among the state's best manicured gridirons this fall. Six youths were sentenced by Recorder's Court Judge Tom Smith to 200 hours each for painting CHS class of 64 on businesses and property. One teen said he could serve Saturdays.
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Cullman
Ala
Cullman High School
Recorder's Court
Tom Smith
Indianapolis mother confesses to strangling 2 year old daughter
In Indianapolis police say 23 year old Mrs vonne Robbins strangled her daughter with a bedsheet then tried to mislead investigators with a crude note claiming racial hostility. She confessed after hours of questioning and a preliminary murder charge was filed in municipal court.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Vonne Robbins
Terri Robbins
Leonard Dehn
Spurgeon Davenport
Robbins
Dehn
Robbinses
Yvonne
Scranton Aims for Kentucky 24 Delegates in GOP Nomination Drive
Governor William Scranton heads toward Louisville to win Kentucky s 24 uncommitted delegates as he presses for the Republican presidential nomination. He cites polling and party leaders while urging Goldwater to back civil rights legislation, amid protests over alleged police brutality in Chester.
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Harrwisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Kentucky
Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Senate
Goldwater
Chester
Louisville
Thruston B.morton
John Sherman
Scranton Civil Rights Controversy Triggers Demonstrations
A civil rights leader threatens nationwide picketing if Gov. Scranton refuses to discuss police brutality charges from Chester protests. Stanley Branche, Chester Committee for Freedom Now, led a second capitol march and pressed for direct talks with Scranton, who was at Indiantown Gap mapping his GOP presidential campaign strategy.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Chester
Stanley Branche
Scranston
Branche
Goldwater
Senate Civil Rights Bill Heads For Passage By Nightfall
Washington reports the Senate is poised to approve the civil rights bill by nightfall with a wide margin. Hearings are finished and findings due in a fortnight. The Warren commission remains ready for any late disclosures on President Kennedy’s assassination. Johnson seeks broad foreign aid funding, stirring House committees. Cuba’s reform chief warns of farm problems but expects solution by 1966. California Democrats rally behind Johnson’s visit. Scranton campaigns in Kentucky for the Republican presidential bid.
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Senate
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas delegation gifts saddle to President Johnson
Billy Bode, president of the Texas Livestock Auction Association, led a Dallas delegation to present a $2,500 saddle with gold ornaments to President Johnson. He said the saddle at the ranch seemed inadequate for a man of Johnson's capacity.
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Dallas
Billy
Bode
Texas Livestock Auction Association
Johnson
Baby born in traffic jam delivers dramatic rescue
Henry Cavanaugh rushed his wife Christien to a hospital when the baby arrived in a freeway jam. A couple, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Blanco of Azusa, delivered the child in the car, then ferried mother and newborn to a hospital after guiding them from the center divider to an exit.
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LOS Angles
Henry
Cavanaugh
Christien
Julian Blanco
Azusa
Blancos
CAHS Grad Named Social Service Chief
Carmen Merritt a Corry native and Allegheny College graduate with a master in social work is named director of the Bethesda Home social work program. He will oversee work with teens and families aiding rehabilitation to return children to their homes. The appointment takes effect July 5 after board confirmation.
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Carmen
Merritt
Canonsburg
Vina Lilley
Corry
Hamut Hospital School of Nursing
Erie
City Hospital
Allegheny
Bethesda
William B. Clancy Sr
Saegerstown Area High School
Carmen R
Scott A
Hayfield Township
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