Legislators Clash Over Pennsylvania Education Bill Study
Republicans and Democrats in the General Assembly diverge on Guy Lawrence's Education Committee recommendations. A proposed eight member bipartisan House committee is debated, while Senate Republicans favor standing committees for the study. Governing timing includes a four day session and a possible $899 million general appropriations bill vote.
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Harrisburg
General Assembly
Guy Lawrence
House
Stephen McCain
D—Greene
McCain
Noor
Albert W. Johnson
Joint State Government Commission
McKean County
Commission
Johnson
Lawrence
Senate
Pa Solon Calls For Force To Halt Reds In West
Rep. James E. Van Zandt urged use of military might to prevent Communism in the western hemisphere. He told a Republican ally that Kennedy should speak out and show strength, asserting Russia would retreat when faced with U S power.
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Pa. Solon
West
Ernnasuwe
Pennsylvania
United States
James E. van Zandt
Kennedy
Russia
van Zandt
Countdown for U S Man In Space Starts Tomorrow
Corry launches a community cleanup drive sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce with local merchants backing donations of supplies and materials. The multi month effort aims to spruce up properties with a coordinated paint, fix, and clean up campaign across town.
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Corry
Chamber, of, Commerce
National Bank of Corry
Citizens National Bank
Corry Sayings and Loan
Guignon Hardware
Schaub Wallpaper
G. C. Murphy
Barney's Firestone
Western Who
H. Beall
W. F. Rickers
Woolworths Alsy
Rossbacher Insurance Service
George Tinko
All- Way Electric
Flye’s Drugs
If and A Cleaners
Corry Incree and Gravel
Brigham Hardware
Sherwin Willams Paint
Tension Rises as Police Clash with Afri cans at Warmbaths
Reports from Warmbaths show deadly clashes between police and Africans opposing white rule. Initial word said two Africans were killed and four wounded but police later said only one African died with two hospitalized. further details remain unclear as authorities assess the situation.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Warmbaths
May Day Parade Honors Yuri Gagarin in Moscow
Moscow celebrated the first May Day of the space age with spaceman Yuri Gagarin on Red Square beside Nikita Khrushchev. Marshal Rodion Malinovsky addressed 10,000 spectators while soldiers and airmen paraded. Shortages marred festivities as food and drink ran low and orange and lemon sales were limited.
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Fin
Redstone
Atlantic
Yuri Gagarin
Americad
Moscow
Red Square
Nikita Khrushchev
Air Force
Gagarin
Defense
Rodion Malinovsky
Vodin
Imi
Teen driver in drag race nearly hits officer then flees
Lawrence Sperry of Corry was cited for reckless driving and failure to stop after a Center Street drag race. Police said Sperry, driving a car owned by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Triscuit, sped away after signaling officer Alfred Alkens. A pursuit ended when Sperry was captured. two charges filed.
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WALY
Erroseesnes Oaurhe
Suset
Lawrence Sperry
R.D. 2
Corry
Mulvhi
Cobbett Police
Speny
Merle
Triscult GR. D. 1
AAR
Center Street
Main Street
South Center
Parolman
Alfred Alkens
Aiken
Sperry
Alkens Nalttape
Aried
Speuty
Corryite fined for December traffic violations and DUI
In Erie County Court Samuel Rossiter imposed stiff penalties on Harlan M Taylor 19 of Gyand site for two December 2nd vehicle code violations. Taylor received 2500 fines and 43 months probation plus jail time until fines are paid for a West Washington Street crash that injured a driver. Police arrested him at the Taylor home after finding possible drunken driving.
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SB Corymanthe
Inphne
Duuve Samuel Rossiter
Erie County Court
Harlan M Taylor
Taylor
West Washington Street
Harold
Tncka
Corry
West Washington
Grand Stoe
Corrs
Ioea
N. Areidert Taylor
Betnta Rossiter
Tonay
Senate probes U S role in Cuba invasion
The U S Senate opened hearings on U S involvement in the Cuba invasion. Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified along with CIA chief Allen Dulles about Administration actions. Lawmakers questioned the rationale and potential consequences of U S policy toward Cuba.
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Senate
U.S
Cuba
Wasitngton
Cuan
Ivasion
Dean Rush
Wayne Morse
Congress
Rusk
Tor
Central Intelligence Agency
Parents' Fete Plan Sees Student Fund Drive Continue
A tea time fete organized by local parents proceeds despite bills, with 165 children contributing and 20 dropping out. Local groups including the Episcopal Church Lilian Guild and Catholic Daughters support the effort. Fred Clark of Cony Bakery offers bread for the event. The committee sets a budget with $150 for entertainment and $25 for souvenirs, funded by student contributions and donated items.
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Todey
Lilian Guild
The
Episcopal Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Elks Loday
Music Boosters
Bennett's
Women's Civic Club
Fred Clark
Cony Bakery
He Bidget
Conmiliee
Hold Up Injures Clerk in Buffalo Drug Store
A nervous robber shot a 70 year old drug store clerk in a North Pavwntawt Buffalo store Saturday during a hold up. The robber fled with about $70. The clerk, Bert tram, did not receive assistance as the shooter fired a pistol apparently from fear. Police are investigating the incident.
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Buffalo
Pandit
Laos talks and clashes shade Laos crisis coverage
Rebels threaten an assault as Laotian passages report Kennedy era US contacts and NSC study of Laos role. A proposed five to ten person delegation debates a specific line while rebels push through near Nam Tha and Nam Ou corridor amid cross border air activity and warnings of potential strikes.
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Vientiane
Pauiel Lise
de Factinty
Ban Namou Kong
Lo Siscuss
Mats Mies
Mihs Central Phat
Mien
Leipls
Han Bonn
Miley
Waly
Buffalo Dairies Hit By Walkouts
Truck drivers and dairy workers spark protests across Buffalo area. About 30 dairies affected as supply chains slow and deliveries halt. Officials cautioned of shortages while unions demand better pay and conditions. Local businesses faced rising prices and fuel costs amid the disruption.
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Nile
Rubbish Pickup To Start At 7 A.M. Tomorrow
Rubbish collection begins at 7 a.m. tomorrow in the area. Residents are reminded to place bags at curbside before collection crews arrive.
Back JFK in Crisis Over Laos Debate
Republican leaders outline support for President Kennedy amid Laos tensions. Senate GOP chief Dirksen and House Leader Halleck plan breakfast discussions to stay informed on Kennedy's New Frontier proposals and the international crisis.
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JFK
Laos
Vtyodurg
Cen
Pave DD
Isenhowesty
Atv
Brastaent Kevihedy
Everett M. Dirksen
Tlinois
GOP
Problewa Wa
Hower
Dirksen
Bolt
Kennedy
Eisenhiwer
Charles A Halleck
Eisenhower
Jon
Dirkspasil Halleck
Lrieh Eisenhower
New Frontier
Uirogh Congress
Reonard
M Mican
United States weighs stronger role against Laos rebels
President Kennedy and top advisers consider a more active stance to halt Communist advances in Laos and Southeast Asia. Potential intervention would go through SEATO with a focus on military and diplomatic options amid rebel cease-fire talks and a white flag mission near Vientiane. Continued details expected later.
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United States
Washington
Southeast Asia Treaty Alliance
Tl Wis
Laos
Kennedy
State Department
Jin Wasmieton
Brince
Soulvanna Phouma Vis Eieolrne
Souvanna
Pather
Eao
Vientiane
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