U S Reservists May Begin Demobilization This August
Washington AP Defense Department officials mark Aug 29 as a possible start date to demobilize more than 135000 National Guardsmen and reservists now on cold war active duty. Kennedy indicated a release plan, but leaders avoid firm dates while Berlin tensions persist and Gen George Decker orders continued mobilization.
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Washington
Defense Department
Wisill
Kennedy
Berlin
George H. Decker
Army
Decker
CAHS Seniors Prepare for Model United Nations Session
Twelve Corry Area High School seniors will represent Liberia at the Model United Nations at Gannon College auditorium in June. Teacher F Lowe Edwards and Max Bennink assist. observers from juniors may join next year. Participants include Ortner Lindstrom Gilliland Dale Rigby Tarbell Roehrig Bracken McMahon Rafferty Hayes Hammarberg. Archbishop Gannon and Bishop McManaman open the session. delegates from 70 plus tri state high schools will attend. Topics include the Berlin question disarmament Laos Viet Nam UN funding Congo crisis and Indonesia claim to West New Guinea.
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Corry Area
Liberia
Corry
John Ortner
Lorie Lindstrom
Charles Gilliland
Marilyn Dale
Cheri Rigby
Arthur Tarbell
William Roehrig
Robert Bracken
Dennis
Mickey) McMahon
Kathy Rafferty
Carol Hayes
Lennart Hammarberg
Foreign Exchange
Sweden
Tatbell
Roehrig
Bracken
John Mark Gannon
Edward P. ‘McManaman
Tri-State
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Barr
Department of Political Science
Gannon
Berlin
Laos
Viet Nam
United Nations
Congo
Indonesia
New Guinea
Corry Police Earn Diplomas In SP Course
Four Corry officers will receive diplomas signifying completion of a 10 week course in police training at Kear sarge by Pennsylvania State Police and concluded last week. The four will be graduates at a dinner in Erie tonight where State Police officers will award diplomas. Cpl. Tatties Keppel Charley Sutton Kenneth Nichols and Julius Wotus are the attendees. Police Chief Harley Drake and Mayor Philip Zalzneck will be present with other area chiefs and mayors. The course covered essentials of police work in two evening classes weekly for 10 weeks including investigation laboratory aids arrest and interrogation techniques report writing and presenting testimony in courts. It was conducted free by veteran State Policemen trained at the State Police Academy last fall. The commissioner describes it as basic training for daily duties and crime response. He notes strong demand from municipal chiefs and that next month an equal number of classes for 700 officers are planned. BABIES SAVED FROM FIRE New York Thirty six premature babies some in incubators evacuated from a ward on the top floor of Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn when a fire broke out on the roof. Infants kept in corridors until firemen extinguished the blaze of undetermined origin.
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Corry
Kearsarge
Pennsylvania
Erie
Cpl
Tatties Keppel
Charley Sutton
Kenneth Nichols
Julius Wotus
Harley Drake
Philip Zalzneck
Frank G. McCartney
State Police Academy
McCartney
Hershey
New York
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Pleads Not Guilty In Four Corry Molestation Cases
A 21 year old Corry man known as Raymond Sieklucki pled not guilty to four counts of corrupting the morals of minors. He was held on bond of 2000 dollars property or 1000 cash and faces a hearing before Police Magistrate Porter Auer. Police say the incidents involved two girls and their parents reporting repeated improper advances in November and the following days. The case drew praise from Police Chief Harley Drake for the victims and their families who cooperated fully. Continued details indicate additional reports involve two 15 year olds and another alleged approach near Barach Furniture. The article notes the officer’s ongoing investigation and a continuation on Page Right.
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Corry
Cobbett
Raymond Sieklucki
Math Street
Sieklucki
Harley Drake
Drake
Sigw
Barach Furniture
Cane
Hédadme
Sicklycki
Corry Couples Buy Fountainette to Run It
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Comitz of Corry and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ochs of Erie purchase the Fountainette at South Center and South streets. They will operate starting April 1 with no major changes beyond planned redecorating, maintaining current service. Mrs. Lilley, current owner, has bought a Titusville service station and restaurant on Route 27, effective soon, after six years with the Fountainette.
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Corry
Fountainette
South Center
South Streets
God Soda Fountain
Michael Comitz
Theodore Ochs
Erie
Comitz
Comitzes
North Center Street
Marise Lilley
Titusville
Husband Uses Insurance Death to Profit in Fraud Scheme
Peter Sherry and his wife Rosemary faced grand larceny charges after eight years of illicit gains totaling over 40 000 dollars. The couple allegedly forged a death certificate for Peter Bachulis and collected Veterans Administration insurance, Social Security widow and disability benefits, plus child benefits, totaling thousands over about 100 months. Rosemary Sherry was freed on recognizance to hire a lawyer. Peter Sherry remained held on bail as investigators reviewed fraudulent relief claims.
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Peter BR
Bherry
Bellport
Rosemary
Suffolk County
Bernard ‘Smith
Sherry
Peter Anthony Bachulis
Mather Memorial Hospital
Port Jefferson
Jom J. Finnieran
Poquott
Bachills
Veterans Administration Ifc
Veterans’ Administration Ae
Long Island
Algerian cease-fire strained by Moslem crowds and violence
Rebels and Muslim crowds challenged the cease-fire in Algeria as European troops faced renewed attacks. Officials reported casualties in the 36 hour period, with three killed and 124 wounded Tuesday. Some said interior factions, including NAM, did not accept the truce while FLN forces alleged Muslim attacks on settlements. Contention over who violated the accord persisted.
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Haing Unger
Algeria
Anil
National Liberation Front
FLN
PLN
National Algerian Movement
Nam
France
Khrushchev Agrees to Cooperate on Space Plan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told President Kennedy he would cooperate on space exploration including satellite communications and weather forecasting. He proposed joint observation rockets toward the moon and planets and called for an international agreement to broaden space cooperation.
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Khrushchev
Kennedy
Mars
Masons Elect Frank A Toth as Commander of MeW Lodge
Masons Elect Frank A Toth as commander and Willian Johnson generalissimo with Charles Roberts captain general and Edward G Crepser coe treasurer. Lloyd Stowe Adrian G Reesink John L Wells and P Lt Swanson named inspectors. All to be installed publicly April 28 for five commanderies in the division.
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Clarence
Frank A. Toth
Willian Johnson
Charles Roberts
Edward G. Crepser Coe
Lloyd Stowe
Adrian
G. Reesink
John L. Wells
Swanson
Eple
State Senator outlines Project 70 funds for Corry parks
Erie County Senator William Lesler told Carry Rod and Gun Club members that Corry could receive future Project 70 funds to expand the city park system. He described the program as a $70 million bond issue aimed at protecting green spaces and countering urban encroachment along the Atlantic megalopolis from Boston to Washington.
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William Lesler
Erie
Corry
Lesler
Columbus Dam
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Atlantic Megalopolis
Boston
Washington, D. C
Pennsyl
Frondizi Forms Coalition With Army Chiefs In Argentina
President Frondizi reaches a deal with Argentina's armed forces chiefs to form a coalition cabinet, half civilian half military, and to outlaw all political activity by re suppressed Peronists. Eight civilian ministers resign to make way for the new government lineup after a 40 minute night conference with top military leaders.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondixi
Argentina
Prondizi
Raul Alejandro Poggi
Adm
Agustino R. Penas
Cayo Antonio Alsina
All
Aides At Quality I To Vote Again
About a dozen Corry employees of Quality Master Markets will vote tomorrow on joining Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of North America and Retail Clerks Union AFL CIO. Last year in 40 stores the unions were rejected 24 to 23 and 4 to 7 percent. Balloting will decide if all stores unionize. results count as a single unit.
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Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Retail Clerks Union
Afl-Cio
National Labor Relations Board
Post seeks return of borrowed VFW rifles
VFW post warns members to return rifles borrowed from the post or face legal action. The rifles, part of a government allotment, have been taken over several years for hunting or target practice. The post aims to replace aging guns and says it will pursue legal steps if not returned within a week.
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VEFW
Uncle Sam
Post
Spring Seen As Boost To Area Employment
The coming of spring is expected to lift area employment as weather related work rises after April 1. William Michael of the Pennsylvania State Employment Service reported Erie County's employment at 86,900 with 900 jobless, January had 86,100 employed and 10,500 idle. Factory payrolls total 35,000, up 12 percent from last month and 0.4 percent from February 1961. Unemployment filings for the week ending February 22 were 5,788, with year-ago figures 6,618 and 8,862. About 500 people are on unemployment benefits under the Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation program, down from 800 in January.
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William Michael
Corry
Pennsylvania State ‘Employment Service
Erie County
Michael
Erie
State outlines higher education revamp and $25 million plan
Harrisburg report from the State Department of Public Instruction details an 18 page blueprint for expanded higher education. It calls for $25 million in grants scholarships and fellowships and the creation of 21 distinguished professorships and community college access. Boehm urged guidelines for improved education to elevate Pennsylvania as a leading industrial state in the 1970s and beyond.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Charles H. Boehm
Boehm
Commonwealth
Vols
Pennsylvania
Mt Pennsylvania
Alk
State Education Council
Committee On
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