Corry Pennsylvania Employment Office to Close for July Fourth
The Corry office of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service will close all day Tuesday for the Fourth of July holiday. D. Roseberry, local manager, says regular reporting will resume next working day, with limited service Monday for unemployment claims to avoid delays in checks. A found billfold near the Post Office bearing the name Larry Lanphuest will be claimed by its owner. A legal notice concerns Pranes Ro Ross, Corry, vs Rose M. Ross, Corry. Obituaries report Pauline T. Smith, 37, of Mayville area, and other regional deaths and incidents tied to Erie County totals and Centennial preparations.
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Carl Smith
Pennsylvania Governor Declines Senate Bid Next Year
Governor Lawrence of Pennsylvania says he will not seek the Democratic nomination for the Senate next year. His term ends next year and state law bars re election. Unclear who would pursue the seat as Senate incumbents Clark and Scott face reelection.
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Hugh Scott
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Hershey
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Floods and Slides Kill 23 in Japan Typhoon Hit
Torrential rains sweep western and central Japan causing floods and landslides. The casualty toll rises to 23 dead, 31 missing, and 44 injured as the typhoon season begins with over 24 inches of rain reported in the weekend totals.
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Refugees Riot in Calcutta Over Resettlement Plan
About 4,000 refugees from East Pakistan rioted in Calcutta protesting government resettlement outside Bengal. Police fires caused casualties with four killed and 75 injured as the unrest was subdued by gunfire.
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India
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Bengal
Tough competition at Hamburg drill corps contest
The King's Men from Hamburg New York., a top East unit, performs on Howard J. Sheen Field July 8 at the district drill competition. Alongside four other corps they chase prize money to crown the drill winners in the high school field. The flashy unit will be showcased in the Centennial parade starting at 4 p.m. Saturday afternoon.
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King's Men
Kennedy Shows Mixed Record In Domestic And Foreign Drive
President Kennedy's domestic program is middle of the road with timely gains in housing, minimum wage, and aid for unemployed families. In foreign policy he faces sharper tests like Berlin, Cuba, and Laos, where critics say his judgments were cautious and uneven. The balance remains a mixed verdict on his ability to push major bills through Congress.
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Med cure for the aged and federal reform showdown
The piece notes a potential medical cure for the aged may appear this year, while a farm program seems likely to pass with Kennedy's proposal heavily trimmed. It also reports Congress rejecting Kennedy’s bid to grant authority to reorganize the FCC and the SEC, two major regulatory agencies.
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Bible School closes after ten weeks at Beaverdam church
Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosted a ten week Bible School with an average daily attendance of about eighty. Over the past three years the program has been sponsored by Elgin Methodist Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren and Beaverdam Mennonite churches. Elahteun teachers and helpers staffed the school with Rev Richard Hostetler as superintendent and Mrs Glenn Troyer as music director. Two buses provided transport guided by William Lord and William Mercer. Sixteen students graduated this year and approximately 230 people attended last Thursday evenings program featuring group singing diploma presentations and a slide show from the school.
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William Lord
William Mercer
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Florence Graves Dies in Pasadena A suffrage pioneer
Florence G. Eno Graves age 83 died yesterday in Pasadena California. A pioneer in the women s suffrage movement and a veteran of World War I she and her husband banker Willan Leon Graves lived in Paris for 35 years. The couple return to the United States in recent years but maintained ties with international circles and financial and civic connections.
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Playoff Set For Pa Open as Three Tie at Hershey
In Hershey Pa three golfers tied for first after 72 holes of the 45th Pennsylvania Open at Hershey Country and Park courses. Stough Besselink and Williams Jr. finished well under par while defending champion Guenther faded after a 77 in the Country Club round.
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Danish Farmer Reported World Piglet Birth Record
Aksel Egeder, a Danish farmer, reports his sow Rears 84 Piglets born 34 piglets. Danish veterinary experts say it may be a world record. The sow produced 15 piglets on Sunday and another 1 on the preceding day.
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Ike Welcomed Home To Penn’a Coubinune Hom Page
Ike receives a warm welcome in Pennsylvania as a crowd compares his return to past political moments. Nixon and Khrushchev are referenced in a lively, but cautious, domestic scene. Eisenhower’s portrait is unveiled amid festivity while Mrs. Eisenhower surveys the room with a candid smile.
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Nxon
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Television Review and TV Industry Changes in 1960s
Television critics discuss Goodson-Todman and its fifteenth year in network TV with hits like Whats My Line and To Tell the Truth. They note shifts in production, talent, and testing, plus reports on Omnibus and Family Classics outcomes. A Nebraska golf prodigy dies of a heart attack at age 3.
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David Susskind
Ed Sullivan
Metropolitan Opera
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