Community splits over junior high plan in Corry area
Corry School Board and the Corey Ares Joint School Committee discussed a proposed junior high solution. Options include building a new junior high, expanding Wright School, or combining with Wrinkt Sehoo. Both boards and the City Planning Commission studied several approaches with pros and cons. A key priority is solving furniture and infrastructure needs for daily operation.
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Hele
Corry School Board
Corey Ares
Corry Bard
Wright Serroo
Apain
Pune
Summer Cage Program Set To Open Here
Corry plans a summer recreation basketball league for junior and senior high boys, with two leagues and practice plus games at the high school. Ronald Schrecenest will coach the Beavers club, earning 900 dollars from the recreation fund, under PIAA rules to ensure even competition.
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Corry
Dow
Pennsylvania Intenscholastic Athletic Association
Ronald Schrecenest
Corry Beavers Case Club
Oily Recreation Fund
Cony Selinor
William
Rodemeyer
Wiity
PIAA
Teachers Plan To End Pay Inequities In Corry Schools
The Corry Area Joint School Committee outlines a plan to eliminate salary inequities across service years and degree levels. The proposal, based on a $100 per service point formula, would raise salaries to address gaps and reach a projected $10,150 program cost for implementation.
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Corry Area
Regulay
Teveters
Ho Tan Tee
Salattey
Wilelini
Furiula
Corry
Cany
Sears
Teichers Committee
Rode
Muser
Siper- Uiteritait
Rice
Two Die In Pennsylvania Cap Factory Blast
In Wilins-Bannh Pa two deadly explosions ripped through Schuyler Manufacturing Co a single story cap factory killing Jack White and Daniel Zimmerman and wounding two others. The blasts shattered windows across a wide area and damaged the plant, with investigators tracing the incidents to the powder room near the office and superintendent Lid Smith. Morton Connellie aided by pulling two women workers from the wreckage as the second blast occurred.
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Wlusns-Banhh
Tolay Iried Wa
Pln
Gearby
Schuyler Manufacturing Co
Jack White
Fuierton
Weverhauser Corfogated Paper 4 Products Co
Tela
Nad
Onal
Daniel Zimmerman
Dallas Township
Mloye
Schuyler
Lid Smith
Linders
Theo Rue
White
Zimmerman
Wst
Wiite
Smith
X15 Pilots Pulse Rate Doubles Reported
Officials said X15 pilots experience rapid pulse rate increases during engine shutdown and power-off phases. Bob Whit of the American Rocket Supply testified that heart rates jumped from about 10 to 140 or 160 beats per minute at these moments, indicating acute stress during the test sequence.
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Bob Whit
Aimerican Rooker Suglery
JFK Seeks $600 Million for Latin American Aid
President Kennedy proposes a 600 million dollar aid package to Latin American nations and outlines a plan for self governing provinces. The conference of African leaders did not select an official name for the initiative.
Fidel Castro Threatens U.S. With Exile Governments
Fidel Castro denounces Kennedy's white house economic plan and vows to back revolts against governments aiding such actions. He accuses the United States of backing anti-Castro rebels and cites a ship attack on the Santiago refinery as proof, pledging retaliation if counter-revolution is promoted.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tom Taniy
Hewginnie
Puerto Rico
United States
Kennedy
America
Society of Free Men
Castro
Tajing
White House
Astro
Texaco
Santiago
U.S Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Naval Base
Journal Trains Trainees for Journalism Openings
Corry Journal, aided by Pennsylvania State Employment Service, invites youth aged 18 to 28 with English or printing background to attend a local walking course tomorrow evening. The program aims to prepare candidates for careers in newspapers, magazines, or public relations amid a national job drought.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Thenean
Corry
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Pammer
Paar Claims Sullivan Lied Over TV Debate Cancellation
New York Jack Paar accused Ed Sullivan of lying about the cancellation of their scheduled NBC debate over performers fees. Sullivan denied intent to sue and offered to debate, saying he would not lie about Paar. The dispute spilled into public view as both men blamed the other after the matchup was called off.
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New York
Jack Pant
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Paar
NBC
CBS
Pasi
Paw
Sullivans
Ules
Buttal
Paan
Seren
Sion
Rescued Nuns and Missionaries Describe Congo Atrocities
U N and Malayan patrols rush to reach about 300 white missionaries, nuns, and businessmen held by rebels in Kivu Province. A tearful Belgian nun pleads for outside help as reports detail Congolese soldiers looting, beating, and rapes in Maniema and Kivru areas, including an American missionary girl allegedly raped and to be killed. Belgian nuns describe raids on Kai songo Mission and forced imprisonment.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Kivu
Terr
Maniema
Malaya UiNe
Leopardville
Kai ‘Songo
Film beauty killed as car somersaults in crash
Belinda Lee a 26 year old British actress died after a speeding station wagon skidded and rolled 1100 feet near Barstow California. The car carried two Italians filming a documentary. Miss Lee died within 15 to 20 minutes. Her fiance Gualtiero Jacopetti suffered a broken leg and was hospitalized.
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San Bernardino
Call
Belinda Lee
Hollywood
Las Vegas
Ney
Miss Lee
Highway Patrol
Gualtiero Jacopetti
Barstow ComMunity Hospital
Devon
England
Bill
Motion Picture Herald-fame
Five Year Old Girl Defendant Faces Damage Suit in Detroit
A Detroit case alleges Nancy Mehamora, age five, caused injuries when her bicycle struck Alfred Winkler and her companions last May. Winkler, 34, claims 840000 in damages and says the girl was experienced yet unqualified to ride a bicycle. The suburban Livonia resident sues Nancy, her guardians, and others in the city suit.
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Detroit AP
Nancy Me Hamora
Nancy
Alfred Winkler
Livonia
Ntsventur Dty
Snowstorm Spreads Across Northeast With Heavy Snow
A slow moving storm coats a wide swath from the Great Lakes to New England with snow sleet and freezing rain. Upper New York bears the heaviest load with up to five inches of snow while Maine Vermont and New Hampshire face four inch accumulations. Rain drenches Ohio Valley and Pennsylvania as Florida and the Pacific Northwest see ongoing precipitation.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
New England
New York State
Weather Bureau
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Utica
Binghamton
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Florida
Pacific Northwest
Brookings
Ore
Seattle-Tacona N
Plains States
Southwest
Gull
Kennedy Plea Delays Hanford Plant Atomic Strike
At Hanford Washington a last minute plea from President Kennedy halted a strike by 3 500 workers at the Hanford Atomic Products operation. He urged delaying the strike deadline to March 31. The dispute between the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council and General Electric covers wages holidays sick leave insurance and other terms. The plant employs about 3 500 workers at the plutonium facility near the Columbia River to support the Northwest nuclear program.
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Hanford, Wash
Kennedy
Hanford Atomic Products
Iato
Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council
General Electric Co
Bly
Columbria River
Ain Atomic
Belnt
Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Withholds Data Fear Political Issue In Release Of RB47 Fliers
Washington AP reports Congress may hear only facts about the Soviet Union's release of RB47 fliers. Senate leaders hint at limited inquiry while Democratic leaders resist politicizing the matter. Privilege questions loom about communications with subordinates and the timing around Kennedy. Continued on Page Eight.
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Washington
Congress
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Crat
Moscow
Aun
Pefense
Kennedy urges aid plan to Latin America against tyranny
President Kennedy asked Congress for 500 million dollars as the initial step in a 10 year cooperative aid program to lift living standards in Latin America and counter Communist influence. He cited the Act of Bogota and a hemisphere alliance of progress with Cuba and the Dominican Republic in mind, urging rapid funding and reconstruction aid for southern Chile after recent disasters.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Latin America
Capitol
South of
White House
United States
Cuba
Dominican Republic
U.S
Bogota
Colombia
Chile
Pittsfield Driver Crashes Car Into Tree Injuring One
Lloyd Flaster of Pittsfield drove on West Washington Street near Mead Avenue when he allegedly failed to negotiate a curve. The car skidded 25 feet to the curb, struck a maple tree, and caused 1100 in damage. Arthur Conkum of Tidioute was hospitalized with leg and facial injuries. Flaster faced reckless driving charges.
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Ariaputia Oves
Carly
Clly Por Jice
NIM
Washington Street
Mead Avenue
Lloyd Flasher
Pittsfield
Arthur Conkum
Tidioute
Cotry Memorial Hospital
Toree
Toree of the Crush, Police Sid. He (S Listed In Satisfactory Coldion
Forcie
Rose
Linfirths
Weel
West
Washington
Meadave
Nie
Nik
Tifermanoh
Renkless
Alderman M. & Cobbeet
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