State Approves New Concord School Construction Costs
Harrisburg approves a 685 009 dollar total for a Corry Area Elementary School with 14 classrooms and a 470 pupil capacity. Bonds will finance the project with bids to follow after final plans, while a separate Detroit tuna outbreak raises questions about possible botulism linked to canned fish. Experts seek confirmation on contamination scope and batch cans affected.
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Harrisburg
Corry
State Department of Public
Detroit
A&p
George T. Daughters
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Robert J. Solomon
School Skippers Spend Holiday In Cleveland
Two Corry boys aged 15 and 13 ran away with one headed to Wright School yesterday. Their mother located them in Cleveland and planned to collect them. Police were alerted while authorities traced the youths. Meanwhile Soviet Union launched a satellite named Cosmos 18, part of an unmanned series to study radiation and space phenomena.
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Corry
Cleveland
Goth
Wright School
Tilgh
Soviet Union
Faes
Spring Arrives Amid Snow Despite Official Start Time
The article notes spring began at 9 20 p m amid a blanket of fresh snow and a fender bending collision caused by ice on the roads. Crocuses had started to bloom but were interrupted by wintery conditions as spring made its first appearance.
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Spring
Corry Push Program Advances to Ease Downtown Parking
The Corry Parking Authority moves ahead with plans to acquire off street parking in the shopping district. Twelve lots will hold up to 100 cars as a long range plan developed one or two at a time.
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Corry
W. F. Bickers
Meadville
Koontz Equipment Corp
Pittaburgh
Rickers
Koontz
Winter Ends After Severe Cold Across South
The Associated Press reports a harsh winter across the South with record lows in Nashville and New Orleans, extensive crop losses, and weather related deaths. While the West faced drought, retail and industrial activity showed resilience with a two percent rise in retail sales and steady production.
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Cleveland
Atlanta
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Alaska
South
Associated Press
Kingston Springs
Harpeth River
Nashville
Sparta Sportsmen Banquet Honors Conservation Efforts
The sixth annual Sparta Sportsmen conservation banquet is set for Saturday at 7:30 p m in the Sparta School gym with doors opening at 6:30 p m. Displays include Wyoming antelope and mule deer hunt films, trophy cases, and a gun exhibit. George Laird of Meadville will present and share hunt films from last year.
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Sparta
Spartansburg
Wyoming
Sparta Sportsmen
Clear Lake Rifle and Pistol Club
Corry Chamber of Commerce Annual Report Preview
Page 3 highlights the Corry Chamber of Commerce annual report outlining planned activities and accomplishments from the past year. The feature ties to tonight’s Moose Lodge dinner meeting at 6 15 p m.
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Corry
Bug Bite Victim Dies After Landmark $25,000 Judgment
James Gallick 61 dies before collecting after a 1959 jury awarded $25,000 against Baltimore and Ohio for a bug bite from a stagnant pool at work. His case later reached the Supreme Court ruling in favor of the railroad, while Dudnik died before payment. The suit faces appeals alleging jury tampering as lawyers pursue further action.
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API
James Y. Gallick
Baltimore & Chic
B&o
Supreme Court
Tor Galliett
Abe H. Dudnik
Sults
Supreme Colt
Dudnik
Tanger
B&g
Gallick
Fats
Dudine
Marshall J. Nuremberg
Atstorney
Callick
Court of Appeals
Nurenberg
Moneay
At Least 400 Dead as Agung Erupts in Bali
Indonesian civil defense officials say the Agung volcano near Bali has killed at least 400 people as evacuations rise to about 250,000. Lava flows isolate eastern and southern areas while ash clouds darken skies over Bali and eastern Java. Besakih temple on the volcano slope remains undamaged amid ongoing crisis. many tourists are in Denpasar with no reported foreign casualties.
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Bali
East Java
Agung
Besakih
Denpasar
Java
Indonesia
Algeria Demands France End Sahara Nuclear Tests
Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and the National Assembly pressed Paris to revise military base accords after a French atomic test in the Sahara. Algeria warns of trouble if De Gaulle ignores the demand, citing sovereignty breaches and potential reductions of French military presence.
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France
Sahara
Ahmed Ben Bella
National Assembly
Algeria
Saharan
Charles le Gaulle
Tanisia
Bizerte
Paris
Ben Bella
Fire destroys Serventi's Restaurant in Lower Burrell
A popular dining and dancing spot in Lower Burrell Wes Moreland County was wrecked by fire early today. Flames gutted the interior and the roof collapsed on Serventi's Restaurant on Greensburg road. A bowling alley in the basement suffered heavy fire and water damage.
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New Kensington
Lower Burrell
Wesmoreland County
Serventi's
Greensburg Road
Kennedy Reports on Costa Rica Meeting
President Kennedy reports progress from the Costa Rica talks with Panama and five Central American republics. He aims to speed hemisphere development and curb Cuban subversion while planning a national news conference to discuss the results with NBC CBS ABC and Mutual networks.
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Kennedy
Costa Rica
San Jose
Panama
United States
Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
NBC
CBS
ABC
Pacific Coast
Mutual Radio Networks
Parific
Palm Beach
Fla
San José
Cuba
Caribbean
Area Boy Hurt After Stepping Into Moving Car
A Corry youth, David Wilken, was slightly injured when he stepped into the side of a southbound car driven by Norma J Long while alighting from a school bus five miles north of Corry on the Corry Clymet road. He received treatment for bruises and was not seriously hurt. A separate collision on the Columbus Lottsville road caused about 950 damage, with William Rice and Paul McKay involved.
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Corry
Corry-Clymet
David Wilken
Norma J
Long
Clymer
Young Wilken
Miss Long
Columbus-Lottsville
William Rice
Dems Balk at GOP Tax Plan in Early Session
Harrisburg AP reports tension in the Pennsylvania House as Democrats refuse to back a GOP tax proposal. Leaders warn against complacency and debate erupts over tax policy and chamber management amid a partisan clash likely to shape the 1903 session.
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Harrisburg
House
Albert W. Johnson
Anthony J. Petrosky
Johnson
Petrosky
Senate
Diness
St Vincent College to Rebuild After January Fire
Latrobe Pa. St Vincent College announced a 15 million rebuilding plan after a serious January fire. The program includes six new residence halls split into two connected buildings and a student union structure.
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Latrobs
St. Vincent College
Rooker Elected To Head Corry Teachers Group
Jack Rooker was elected president of the Corry Branch of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Officers named include Miriam Lloyd as vice president Evelyn Regemeyer as secretary and David Yard as treasurer. The group discussed the calendar and heard a report from Titusville educators. The Titusville University Campus regroup will open nearby on September 1.
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Corry
Tvs Pennsylvania
Educaton Association
Jack Rooker
Whrary
Corry Area High School
Miriam Lloyd
University of ‘Pitysburet
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Indo- Tesian Civil Defense Organization
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Bre County Ablcio Council
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United Auto Workers
Raymond Plant
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Concord
Wayne Township
Ralph Martin
Erie County
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Corry Labor Council
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