Columbia Ivy League bribery probe touches edge of scandal
An investigation involving college players and associates from Columbia and several colleges is unfolding. Officials aim to uncover bribery and improper influence linked to admissions or benefits, with two alleged collaborators named as part of a broader probe.
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Erie Civic Ballet Director Choreographs at Chautauqua
Stalin Sublette appointed choreographer for the Chautauqua Opera Association. She will stage Rigoletto L Esser D Amour Die Fledermaus and South Pacific. The Erie Civic Ballet staff will head the summer School of the dance department with daily ballet modern and character classes. Advanced students may audition for performances in the opera ballets.
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Erie Civic Ballet Company
Chautauqua Opera Association
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Erle Civic Ballet Company
Stada Sub- Jette
Corry Grange Hosts Waterford Group Visitation Planned
Corry Grange will host a visitation by Waterford Grange with 34 members present and one guest John Moravek from East Branch Grange. A special Centennial lunch plan group is formed. painting the Grange Hall may proceed. Union City Grange visit moved to June 21. nine candidates received third and fourth degrees. cleanup duties assigned to Eugene Powers.
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Waterford Grange
Allen Adams
Walter Rininger
Eugene Powers
John Decker
Roy Swart
Charles Mulligan
John Moravek
East Branch
LeRoy King
Union City
Waterford
Loretta Belden
Flossie Fosburgh
Columbus Alumni Affair To Feature Cliff Taylor
Lote tt saylar of the Erie Morning News will be guest speaker and James Carrig will serve as toastmaster for the 35th annual Columbus Alumni Association banquet and dance this Saturday evening. President James Hammond said plans are complete for what may be the best attended reunion in years with a Swiss steak dinner at 7 p.m. at the Columbus Congregational Church dining room followed by an evening of entertainment and a Moose lodge dance at Corp Vs Hammond reported growing reservations, urging members to contact Mrs Maxine Maedie or Mrs Merle Page promptly. Look in the Classifieds.
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Tt Saylar
Erie Morning News
James Carrig
Annnual Columbus Alumni Association
James Hammond
Alumni Association
Columbus Congregational Church
Moose Home
Corp
Hammond
Maxine Maedie
Merle Page
Mrs Stanley Bailey Installed As Head Of Women Of The Moose
Mrs Stanley Bailey was installed as senior regent of the Women of the Moose during ceremonies at the Moose home on East Washington Street Sunday afternoon. Other officers installed included Mrs William Pring junior graduate regent, Mrs Glenn Palmey with Mrs Jessie Mason as junior regent, Mrs Marlyn Dukes as chaplain, and pro tem Mrs Francis Hurlbul as secretary. Also named were Mrs Charles VanTassel treasurer, Miss Dorothy Lytton and Mrs Charles Henry guide and assistant guide, with Mrs Cooper and Mrs Betty Hamilton as sentinel and argus, and Mrs Harold Jackson as puenist. Installation Chairman Mrs Donald Gates presented Arthur Litz governor, Donald Gurter chaplain, and Charles Van Tassel and Nell Thompson as guides. The Union City WOTM chapter attendees invited Corry chapter members to join their installation on June 25 at 8 p.m. at the Union City Moose Home.
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Donald Gates
Arthur Litz
Donald Gurter
Charles van Tassel
Nell ‘Thompson
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WOTM
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Union City Moose Home
Open House To Honor Donald MacMartins
Mrs Donald MacMartin will be honored on Sunday with an open house celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. The event runs 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at 622 Union Street hosted by Mrs Myra Titus Mrs Preston Miller and Mrs Fred MacMartin. The couple, married June 20 1936 at First Methodist Church Clarendon, are parents of two sons Fred John and Donald William.
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Harold Armitage
Union Street
Myra Titus
Preston Miller
Fred MacMartin
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First Methodist Church
Clarendon
Emerson Jones
Virginia Titus
Fred John
Mead Avenue
Donald William
Rome
Patty Brandt Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Patty Brandt daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Bailey of Marion street was honored with a party on Saturday to celebrate her 1th birthday Her mother was hostess for the affair Appropriate games were played for entertainment with prizes going to Gayle DeMarte Martha Houser Paula Chiricuzto Linda Smith Bonnie Waite Connie Waite Trudy Sallee Susan Wascak Bonnie Vance Mary Bachemer and Helen Mack Refreshments were served from a table decorated in a birthday motif and included cake ice cream mint cups and punch Miss Brandt received numerous lovely gifts from her friends.
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Stanley Bailey
Marion Street
Gayle DeMarte
Martha Houser
Paula Chiricuzto
Linda Smith
Bonnie Waite
Connie Waite
Trudy Sallee
Susan Wascak
Bonnie Vance
Mary
Gene Cuneo to Speak at Corry Management Club Meeting
Gene Cuneo, sports editor of the Erie Daily Times and Sunday Times-News, will be guest speaker for the Corry Management Club meeting at Corry Country Club at 6 30 p m on Thursday. He has won first or second prize in Pennsylvan ia Newspaper Publishers Association sports writing for six years and currently chairs the World Series and All Star games credential committee. He also serves as president of the Minor League Baseball Writers Association of the United States. His close friends include managers of major league teams.
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Sunday Times-News
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Corry Country Club
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Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Minor League Baseball Writers Association of
United States
Lawrence's Tax Proposal Draws Democratic Opposition
Governor Lawrence proposes a tax on intangible personal property to raise 27.5 million for education in the current fiscal year, drawing opposition from Democrats. House and Senate committees planned an urgent meeting to discuss education proposals, with a three week legislative target and debates over school district reorganization and lower-education funding.
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U S Proposes Withdraw All Laos Advisers
The United States offered to withdraw milling advisers from Laos and for Communist advisers to pull out as part of a plan at the 14 nation Geneva conference. Ambassador Averell Harriman said withdrawals should be phased and coordinated under neutral truce teams, with all foreign forces leaving.
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Television Critics Decry Action Packed Programs Amid CPM Concerns
New York AP television critics condemn the abundance of action driven shows and high level dramatic fare, arguing advertisers pay for reach measured by CPMs. They note costs and ratings shape what stays on air, with NBC set to test Dave Garroway’s Today replacement as guests discuss JFK coverage and Ken-nedy era figures.
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Anne Ford 18th birthday party costs $280,000
Auto heiress Anne Pord staged a fairyland debut at the Lake St. Clair estate of her parents in Grosse Pointe. A 1,200 guest crowd arrived in luxury cars to a rain sheltered, crystal adorned hall with an 18th century French design by Jacques Prank of Paris.
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Jackie Subs Por Hubby At Ladies Fete
President Kennedy remains home nursing a back injury causing him to cancel the Hawaii trip and the annual Women’s National Press Club banquet. Mrs Kennedy filled in at a women reporters banquet delivering remarks and playful jabs at herself and husband. Vice President Johnson will stand in for Kennedy at the Governors Conference in Honolulu as the White House says he should not travel now.
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Birth of Willum Bradley in Zelienople Pa Area
Livdt and Mrs William E Rodemeyer of Zelienople Pa welcome son Willum Bradley born June 17. Grandparents Dr and Mrs Willy B Rodemoyer of Gargma Road are noted. The piece mentions Anne and Charlotte in a fashion image, describing a gown of white organza with gold thread embroidery and turquoise accents.
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Zelienople
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Gargma Road
Anne
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