Corry Labor Council launches new monthly union paper
The Corry Capital Labor Council circulated its first issue of a new monthly newspaper titled Cony Union edited by Frank Grace of the Community Service Committee. Sam Baresi of Lodge 1508 Aero-Flow Dynamics and others from Corry James Town Raymond division and Ajax Tron Works back the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Capitral Labor Council
Cony Union
Frank Grace
Community, Service Committee
Calinty Labor Council
Grace
Sam Baresi
Lodge 1508
Aero- Flow Dynamics
Avro Union
Corry James
Raymond
Ajax Tron Works
Piper
Russians and Catholics drift toward possible thaw in ties
In Rome, Premier Khrushchev's son and Russian editor Adzhubel met Pope John XXII, sparking talk of a potential thaw between the Soviet Union and the Roman Catholic Church. The private audience follows recent Vatican-Soviet gestures, though no concrete break is promised, amid broader diplomatic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Khrushchev
Indan
John XXI
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Vatican
John
Alexei Adztabel
Talon
Khrustchey
Adehubei
Tavestia
Adahibel
Shrushchey
Rada
Italy
Mohn
Chabet
Cornell
Moscow
Pope John
Adchabet
Mosca
Adzhubel
Mindzenty
U.S
Budapest
Hungary
Throw Out Assault Cases In Titusville
Crawford County district attorney discontinues four counts of assault and battery with intent to ravish against three Titusville youths after the Coffee Pot raid on February 23. Hearings for Mark Gilson, Ronald Nichols, and a 17 year old were canceled. Donna Armstrong’s hearing proceeds. Health board has not restored the restaurant license.
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Titusville
Crawford County
N- Allen Love
Alderman Love
Mark Ronald Gilson
Ronald Leroy Nichols
Hydetown
Love
Donna Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
Board of Health
Rose Vaurant
Scott asks Kennedy void $17 million Indonesia aid pact
Senator Hugh Scott requests president Kennedy void a $17 million aid agreement with Indonesia. He argues the deal would effectively subsidize a War country contract for three luxury jet airliners at about $20 million, raising concerns about U.S. support and cost.
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Wadeunglun Iaf
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Kennedy
Indonesia
Sonic
Jamestown Firm Considers Thai Furniture Factory
Crawford Furniture Corp of Jamestown may set up a plant in Thailand after AID approval of an investment survey. President Clyne Crawford left for a six week study costing half funded by AID. If pursued, AID's expense may be refunded. if not, study becomes U.S. government property.
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Jamestown
Crawford Furniure Corp
Thailand
Agency For International Development
Washington, D.C
Crawford Furniture Corp
Jamestown Company
Clyne Crawford
Agency For Iternational Development
U. S
Tarzan Rescues Woman From Surf In Miami Beach
Olympic swimmer and actor Tarzan, formerly known as WHAM LAI, dashed into rough surf to rescue Mrs. G. H. Belac, 54, who was buffeted against a breakwater. Crabbe noted the scene and the rescued woman reportedly relaxed after the hero arrived.
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Wham. Lai
Naster Arappe
Tarzan
Miami Beach
Fla
GH. Belac
Crabbe
Quadruplets in Lima Show Weight Gain for Three
Three of the quadriplets born Monday to Mrs Bayhara Axe have gained weight while the fourth holds steady as hospital reports indicate the identical girls remain very active. Overall condition listed as very good with a slight increase in food intake.
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Lima
Ohio
Bayhara Axe
St Edward's Spellers Ready for Erie TV Spelling Bee
St Edward's School spellers prepare for the Erie Times-News sponsored regional bee broadcast by WSEE-TV at 8 30 a m featuring parochial students from Mt Calvary Grade School and Erie Day School. Competitors include Patricia Rote Madalyn Jawdy Cynthia Chillock Ronald Burrows Mary Kay Farver and alternate Margaret Rote.
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St. Edward's School
Erie
Wsee-Tv
Mt. Calvary
Erie Day School
Erie Times-News
Patricia Rote
Jerry Rote
R. D
Corry
Madalyn Jawdy
Joseph Jawdy
North Center Street
Cynthia Chillock
John Chillock
Snyder Circle
Ronald Burrows
Walter Burrows
Elgin
Mary Kay Farver
Richard Farver
Margaret Rote
The Journal Subscription Ad Note
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The
Journal Today
Democrats Press Faster Action On Kennedy Tax Cut
Washington Democrats urged quicker passage of President Kennedy's tax cut plan and other economic proposals after the Labor Department reported February unemployment at 6.1 percent, the highest in 14 months. They linked the jobless rise to support for emergency public works funds and warned against delays despite Republican criticism. House Republicans argued the data underscored dissatisfaction with the New Frontier approach.
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Washington
Kennedy
Labor Department
House
Ways and Means
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Hold Service For Neil Thomson
Services for Neil Thomson were held at Bracken Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p m with Rev Walter Thoms of the Columbus Community Church officiating. Burial was in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus. Active bearers were Howard Goodwill Albert Pax Donald Bennink Frank DeLiiry Charles VanTassel and Merle Brown. Moose Lodge members served as honor guard: Alfred Cone Lyle Thompson Henry Davis Jr Virgil Ross Howard Munsee and Joseph DeMarte. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ernest Hankin of Renova and Mr and Mrs John Joy of Clymer.
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Neu
Thomson
Bracken
Walter Thoms
Columbus Community Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Howard Goodwill
Albert Pax
Donald Bennink
Frank DeLiiry
Charles VanTassel
Merle Brown
Moose Lodge
Alfred Cone
Lyle Thompson
Henry Davis Jr
Virgil Ross
Howard Munsee
Joseph DeMarte
Ernest Hankin
Renova
John Joy
Clymer
Kennedy pace of world events drives Cuba debate in Congress
President Kennedy notes a shifting international rhythm as Russia eases pressure on Europe while De Gaulle stirs allied tensions. Congress grapples Cuba secrets amid public disclosure, with Mahon urging silence and McCone revealing up to 1500 Latin American guerrilla trainees in Cuba. Dirksen and Stennis push for full disclosure as the administration defends its Cuba policy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Jim
Congress
Europe
de Gaulle
Cuba
George Mahon
Texas Democrat
United States
Dribs
Castro
Partes
Walget
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
Robert S. McNamara
Mahon
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
John Stennis
Mississippi
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
John A. McCone
House
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U.S. Army
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Daily Dog Digest
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Kane
Willam Amoroso
Marion Street
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Veterans’ Administration Hospital
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Margaret Karkoski
Pittsfield
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Alfred Aikens
WSEE
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