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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
3
A garbled note mentions an invitation to a NBC event amid Emmy debates. The fragment hints at TV program topics, comedy, and a night of discussions, with focus on an individual engaging in a face to face meeting.
AP report notes Kennedy's multibillion aid for education stalled in Congress. A split among Democrats on the Rules Committee blocks both the $2.5 billion public school bill and a $1.6 billion National Defense Education Act extension. Reps Delaney and O’Neil join Smith to keep the fight, tying church school aid to defense measures.
De Gaulle renews push for peace in Algeria with calls to resume talks with rebels and to keep military bases and minority guarantees. He warns of regrouping European and Moslem populations and partition if demands are unmet, linking settlement to an end of his near-dictatorial powers after the Algiers mutiny.
Bear Lake residents met with Columbus School Board and Bear Lake officials to weigh moving into the Brokenstraw Valley merged district. Proximity to Colum bus for elementary and Corry for high school complicates options. Concerns include lack of approved rooms at Dean school and delays on a new Columbus elementary, plus Corry junior high needs. If county approvals shift, Bear Lake could lose borough status and join Freehold Township, altering funding and planning. A follow up meeting was agreed to determine Bear Lake’s share of building rentals and potential district changes.
Senate report harshly criticizes Navy designers and builders of the Texas Tower radar installation that collapsed in a January storm, killing 28. The panel faults buckpassing and indecision, says design criteria were inadequate, and calls for Navy and structural engineers to address the flaws. Air Force Colonel Banks faces court martial over duty dereliction linked to the tragedy.
Dr Rodemeyer urged forming a union district and entering the Corry Jointure as a solution to a complex problem. The Joint Committee and Bear Lake board favored the union district to resolve the financial dilemma. Columbus holds the key to Bear Lake joining the Corry jointure, with a Bear Lake-Columbus meeting pending date. Bear Lake board members Mrs Marvin Perkins, Mrs James Reed, and Mrs Kenneth Hartford participated.
The Brokenstraw Valley School Board approved a 1800 budget for the Youngsville recreation program at a special meeting with 15 of 2 members present and one dissenting vote. Directors also approved staffing changes and a small hike in athletic event fees, while a tied regular meeting followed with failure to approve the budget risking the program.
In Deerfield Massachusetts residents rushed to a pasture owned by Gordon Ainsworth yesterday after a fire alarm sounded. It turned out to be a cow scratching its neck, not a blaze, causing a brief local commotion.
Rome Township boards consider closing schools amid heating and fire safety concerns. A lack of state guidance from Labor and Industry leaves districts like Five Carney, Fylk Ridge, Buellx Corners, Red Oak, and Vinoman awaiting directives before any action.
The Department of Labor reports Pennsylvania building activity this year at an estimated 201,985.00 dollars, down 3.9 percent from the same period last year. Officials note a 109 percent rise later in 1989, but anticipate a 2 percent decline amid ongoing recession concerns.
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Patsy Perry of Warren died after heart surgery in Philadelphia. Service at St Thomas Church Friday. burial in St Thomas Cemetery. She was 40, born May 1 190? in Greensburg, attended Warren High School, worked at New Process Co, and married Patsy Perry on July 1 1934. Survived by daughter and several relatives.
The AFL-CIO executive council urged President Kennedy to grant broader powers for national defense and emergency action. The resolution, while not detailing exact standby authorities, suggested actions could include mobilization powers and wage price controls to address potential nuclear crisis or severe economic strain. George M. Meany, AFL-CIO president, spoke of immediate measures and a need for U.S. readiness in the face of Soviet missiles and global tensions.
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