Sheltered workshop eyed for Corry handicapped
In a Pennsylvania State Employment Service office meeting, officials discussed establishing a sheltered workshop in Corry for the city's disabled. Floyd L. Helford and Van Luther from state rehab offices reviewed plans with CHEER leaders including William A. Michael Morgan Beverly and Olin Bracken Je as they prepare an early probe into startup steps.
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Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Corry
Floyd L. Helford
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Helford
van Luther
Erie
William A. Michael
PSES
Morgan Beverly
CHEER
Olin Bracken
Wallace Wins In Primary Election
Washington AP reports voters favored famous names as George C Wallace lost Indiana but claimed a form of victory with around 30 percent. The day featured Taft Jr and Bud Wilkinson winning big in several primaries, Goldwater gaining Indiana votes, and Stassen collecting minor support in New Hampshire and Ohio amid a day of confusion.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Robert Taft Jr
Bud Wilkinson
John H. Glenn Jr
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Indiana
Wallace
Johnson
Matthew E. Welsh
Welsh
Goldwater
Harold BE
Stassen
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ohio
Senate
Musmanno Gains Votes in Pennsylvania Senate Race
Official returns from six counties show Justice Michael A. Musmanno netting 149 votes to cut Genevieve Blatt’s lead to 9 001 in the Democratic senatorial contest. Lackawanna adds 164, Bucks 64. Blatt loses 20 in Union and gains 69 in Cambria. Unofficial totals tabulated in all but 10 of 9 281 precincts.
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Fhiladelphia
Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Genevieve Blatt
Musmanno
Lackawanna County
Bucks County
Miss Blatt
Union
Cambria
Northumberland
Snyder
Truman to Speak at Atlanta Jackson Day Dinner
Former President H. S. Truman has accepted an invitation to address the Democratic party on Jackson Day in Atlanta on May 28. The event highlights Truman's role in rallying support for the party ahead of upcoming elections.
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Truman
Atlanta
H. S. Truman
Democratic Party
Tobacco sales barred to under twenty-one, DA warns
District Attorney Edward H. Carney reminded that state law bans tobacco sales to anyone under 21. Store owners in Corty caution smokers not to send minors to buy for others, noting that the minor status applies to all under 21 regardless of intent.
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Carry
Edward H. Carney
Carney
Corty
One Son Killed Bears Another
Lautarya boy born yesterday to Mrs William Avey hours after death of her 7 year old son Charles Keven Avey, struck by a tar. Mrs Avey accompanied her boy to hospital where he died. In labor, she was seized by pains in ER, transferred to another hospital where her new son was born. Mother and son reported in good condition.
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UN Vale
Lautarya
William Avey
Charles Keven Avey
Franklin Native Zahuiser Dies at 58 in Maryland
Howard Zahuiser, 58, executive director of the National Wilderness Society, died yesterday in Hyattsville Md. He was born in Franklin Pa and led the national conservation group. He is survived by family and colleagues in Washington.
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Franklin
Hyattsville, Md
Howard Zahuiser
The
National Wilderness Society
Franklin, Pa
Senate to vote on stormy civil rights bill amid delay
Washington AP reports after 149 days of talk the Senate moves to vote on a jury trial amendment amid fragile negotiations. Leaders warn timing could slip as 19 Southern opponents stall action while President Johnson plans a southern Appalachia tour and out of town trips.
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Washington
Senate
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Appalachia
House
Sena
Three Corry Girls Missing Police To Alert Area
Three Corry girls aged 15, 15, and 17 are missing from their homes and did not report to Corry Area High School this morning. Police plan a teletype alert via State Police wires to locate them.
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Corry
Uty
Thei
Corry Area High School
Harley Drake
Forty bystanders fail to aid assault victim in Bronx
Olga Romero, 18, fled screaming from a man who allegedly attacked her with a razor at a Bronx office building. About 40 onlookers stood by as she pleaded for help before police intervened. George Coughlin, 26, was held on $7,500 bail as daylight assault suspect.
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NW York
Bronx
Norman Brown
Taleon
metro _politan
George Coughlin
Olga Romero
Coughlin
Brown
Finance Head Defends Budget At Carryant Jointure Meeting
Last night’s Carryant Jointure budget meeting opened with directors recognizing the importance of avoiding another roll up seen at last year’s session. Corry director Earl Bliley defended the budget prepared by the finance committee, stating it was the best workable plan and noting cuts proposed by others would unsettle the budget and shift responsibility onto the committee. The four member finance panel, including Bliley and Robert Ott, met with Supt. Thomas Shupe after dissent arose over the total amount and a seven percent cut proposal.
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Charles Kennedy
Corry
Earl Bliley
Bliley
Robert Ott
Merle VanCise
Columbus
Wayne
Thut
Finance Committee
Supt
Thomas Shupe
Falls Short Of Seven Per Cent School Budget Cuts
Corry Area school directors from six districts met to trim the joint budget of 1 257 144 but fell far short of the targeted seven percent. After two hours of voting on 23 items, most directors from Corry abstained or opposed cuts, with Columbus and Elgin pushing cuts while Concord and Wayne townships joined. Chair Charles Kennedy faced a 4 to 1 vote to decide on a $928 issue over a standard music book, ultimately keeping the books. A $2,600 wrestling mat remained in the budget despite opposition from one Gerry director and Elgin. Howard Ladd of Elgin lamented that nothing seemed cut for his district in the meeting’s outcome.
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Corry
Columbus
Elgin
Concord
Wayne
Jointure
Charles Kennedy
Gerry
Howard Ladd
X-Ray Mobile Unit to Visit Corry Tomorrow
The Corry Christmas Seal Committee with the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association hosts a chest X-ray unit at 7 West Washington Street tomorrow from 2–5 pm and 6–9 pm. Adults over 18 are urged to get screened. results will be reported in about four weeks. The next visit is planned for next fall. Previous screenings found 18 cases of tuberculosis or other chest conditions.
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Corry
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
West Washington Street
Car Hits Boy and Dog Bites Brother in Ilvanrala
An eight year old boy was hit by a car at 3 40 pm yesterday but appeared to have only a bruise after examination at Corry Memorial Hospital. Kenneth Allio ran into the street from near Seventh Day Adventist Church as Mrs Brown’s car turned from Raymond avenue onto North Center. A witness said there was no way to avoid the accident. Kenneth was released from the hospital. Earlier that day Guy Allio, seven, was bitten by a dog and also treated and released at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Se Wryeuscus Lotty Doy
Corty Memorial Hospital
John Brown
North Enter
Raymond Avenue
North Center
Kenneth Allio
Richard Allio
Guy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Find 10th Yank Plane Victim in Saigon Crash
AP reports the body of the 10th American victim was found in the charred wreckage of a U.S. transport plane that crashed on takeoff from Tam Hiep, 25 miles south of Saigon. The crew included two Army officers, a Marine officer, an Army warrant officer, and six soldiers, with six Vietnamese military personnel also killed. Investigation ongoing, with mechanical failure the main early theory and reports of possible ground fire near the time of takeoff.
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Seawan
Oullin Yiev Nam
10Th Amercan
U.S. Iy
Tam Hiep
Saigon
Gime i
Budgets and Tax Plans Shaped by Corry Joint Schools Directors
Corry Joint Schools face tentative approval of budgets with public inspection open before final vote on May 16. Concord Township plans a 4 cut in taxes plus a 10 mill reduction per capita tax. Elgin struggles with low taxable value per student, where a full 30 mill increase yields only about $3,000.
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Corry
Concord Township
Elgin
Jet Plane Sonic Boom Blamed for Warren Oil Lease Fire
A loud jet plane sonic boom heard around 10 a.m. yesterday rattled Warren windows and is blamed for starting a fire at the David W. Beaty oil lease on the outskirts. Fire officials theorize the blast toppled a 20 gallon gasoline can, igniting the blaze that destroyed a storage barn. An investigation continues at the lease site as observers noted fast-moving jet aircraft overhead.
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Warren
David W. Beaty
Pennsylvanians Graduate Record Hits All-Time High
START AND FINISH HARRISBURG The Department of Public Instruction reports 7.7 per cent of Pennsylvanians who entered high school in 1959 graduated in 1963, an all-time high. The annual report notes 100,167 seniors received diplomas last year, up from 99,635 graduates in 1962.
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Harrisburg
DePartment of Public Instruction
Studen
Four Nations Exchange Guests Promote Bonds at Corry High
Four international exchange students spent two assemblies at Corry Area High School to back a last week bonds sale for the American Field Service program. Mats Edin of Sweden, Inga Sigurdardottir of Iceland, Michael Tzenri of Ethiopia, and Cinla Egematian of Turkey visited classes and met Rotary hosts. Local AFL trip candidates Trentl Ming Emmy Shupe and Thomas Pierotti attended alongside.
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Four Nations
Corry Area High School
Mats Edin
Sweden
Rotary Club
Wook
Egeman
Edin
Siguriarottir
Trentl
Ming Emmy Shupe
Thomas Pierotti
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