Corry Peam Company deal and local school expulsions
A paraphrase of multiple local items: Corry Peam Company reaches an agreement to provide and supervise a holiday TV year while other notes mention a plant at West Mary Street. Ransom, son of Gary Rumor, injured in an accident at a Warren hospital. Coudersport Area School Board expels two junior high students for smoking. John W. Rouse, 71, Wattsburg official and businessman, dies after short illness. Erie tax exempt property value rises to 114,562,300 on 1962 rolls. Five Bethlehem Transportation ore carriers to move from Presque Isle Bay by spring. Spartansburg Youth for Christ rally in Sparta gym features film Springboard with notable athletes and coaches. Jamestown water fluoridation survey authorized. Erie County to install 11,000 of new electrical equipment at courthouse. Erie County Hospital moving patients to new wing. expansion worth 3,000,000. Community notices include local council actions, crime reports, and a welfare of residents.
Author Editor Elizabeth Vernon Quinn Dies in Poughkeepsie
Elizabeth Vernon Quinn 81 former author and editor died yesterday in Poughkeepsie New York. She attracted broad public interest for picture geography books and travel writings.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Elizabeth Vernon Quinn
Miss Quinn
Vernon Quinn
Syrian Forces Attack Israeli Amid Border Clashes
Syrian border forces fired at Israeli laborers in Kfar Szold Galilee with no injuries reported. Israel lodged a UN complaint as Syrian machine gunners hit Mishmar Hayarden, several houses damaged during a 15 minute barrage. Air clashes occurred between Israel and Syria over the frontier.
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Ast
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Kennedy Cabinet Critics Say They Sell Agenda Tactics
Washington AP report says Kennedy aides and cabinet members held off the record sessions with congressional staff and aides to pressure lawmakers. Senators Byrd and Keating criticized the method, while officials defended the informal briefings as informative. The sessions involved Rusk, Dillon, Freeman, and Day as part of a push to win passage of administration programs.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
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Renate
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Rusk
Treasury
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Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
J. Edward Day
Keating
Israel denies Syrian claim of downed plane
Israeli officials rejected a Syrian assertion that an Israeli aircraft was shot down during renewed air space incursions. The incident escalates tensions as regional exchanges prompt alarms and cautious reporting from both sides.
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Boy Killed By Power Mower In Butler County
Four year old David J. Schur was fatally injured when a power-lawnmower pinned him against a wall in his home basement near Hermon. Coroner J Quentin Atwell said the father Harold started the motor during maintenance and the mower lurched. The child, with severe right side lacerations, died a spline hour and a half later at Butler Memorial Hospital. The Schur family includes five other children.
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J. Quentin Atwell
Buller County
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Hermon
Atwell
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Geneva Talks Continue Despite Soviet Inspection Block
President Kennedy urges continuation of Geneva talks on nuclear test ban while noting Soviet refusal to admit inspection teams blocks progress. He warns UN bonds loan could sustain operations in Congo and Middle East, and comments on reservists amid global crises. He also critiques Moscow for delaying Algerian recognition and cites Cuban plans as context.
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New Buoy System Planned At Chautauqua Lake
Mayville reports a navigation chart update for Chautauqua Lake by the Boating and Navigation Committee of the Chautauqua Lake Association. Sheriff McCloskey Jr announced adoption of a new buoy color and marking system replacing the previous numbered scheme. Red buoys with even numbers will cover north and east sides from Celoron to Point Chautauqua, while black buoys with odd numbers will line the west and south sides from Celoron to Lighthouse Point.
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Kennedy comments on war crimes, socialized medicine, and satellite costs
Kennedy defended last year’s failed tile invasion as a national and personal distress issue and criticized socialized medicine. He urged examining a $1 price for a communications satellite to broaden taxpayer access, questioned its return versus other investments, and noted no winner in the RS70 bomber funding dispute, saying the accord served the public interest and kept good relations with Congress.
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The Ten Commandments In Word And Spirit
Reverend Leroy W Wiley argues that God's Ten Commandments remain binding and central. He cites Exodus 20 14 Matthew 5 17 and Jesus authority, urging holiness, repentance, and keeping God's law in heart for life. He contrasts old law with Christ's teaching, stressing true life comes from obedience through faith.
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Dr Scarseth Dies At 63 In Lafayette Indiana
Dr Georde Dewey Scarseth, 63, agronomist, soil chemist and author, former Purdue University professor, dies yesterday in Lafayette. He had served as director of research for the American Farm Research Association since 19.
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Lafayette
Ind
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Purdue University
American Farm Research Association
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