Erie County cannot qualify for both ARA and Appalachia funds
In Our Opinion asks how Erie County can be eligible for Appalachia funds while deemed too wealthy for the Area Redevelopment Authority. The piece notes Rep. Joseph Vigorito argues Erie and Mercer counties have strong economies yet County leaders push for federal money for education housing and roads. The column questions the logic of taking funds from Washington while claiming to fund a self sufficient region.
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Erie County
Area Redevelopment Authority
Joseph Vigorito
Pennsylvania
Vigorito
Erie
Mercer
ARA
County Officials Eye Road Improvement Plan Next Year
Ponder County officials propose using part of state liquid fuels funds to start a long range program focusing on maintaining dirt roads with about $100000 set aside next year. A summer road classification survey would map needs and prioritize work coordinated with the State Highways Department. Edgar Capotis died in England with burns. authorities investigate.
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Erie
Capotis
Planning Department
State Highways Department
Farnham
England
Edgar
Austin Mittelholaer
Corry Evening Journal details and staff listing
Fragments show publishing details for The Corry Evening Journal including masthead elements, staff roles and press associations. The notes reference owners managers editors and city distribution terms in Corry Pennsylvania.
Drew Pearson on World War III fears and Viet Nam policy
In a twenty year retrospective, Drew Pearson argues US policy in Viet Nam and Caribbean actions risk a new war. He criticizes Johnson, Dean Rusk, and anti-critics while contrasting Chinese influence with Western alliances and detailing international reactions. He cites Quemoy Matsu, NATO, and regional powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Sen
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Dean Rusk
Germany's Unconditional Surrender Ends War in Europe
Ten years ago in Reims France German Army Chief of Staff Col Gustaf Jodl signed a surrender to Western Allies and Russia ending World War II. The news recounts the surrender and notes a plea for mercy toward the German people and armed forces.
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London
Germany
Reich
Russia
Eisenhower
Reims
France
Col
Gustaf Jodl
Poland
Letters From Far Afield And Local Dread
Frederick W. Parkhurst, son of Charles Parkhurst, serving with American forces in the Pacific near Hawaii, sends a vivid update from Horio ul. Police respond to a fiery cross on Skinner Hill as Knights of the Ku Klux Klan activities rise in the area. Radiator Company worker Alex Wojchiowski suffers a severe eye injury at work raising fears of potential loss of sight. Claude E. Rhodes, longtime Corry resident, dies suddenly in Warren. Police hunt a sneak thief who robbed Tax Collector and Alderman G H Gordon's East Main street office, stealing about 165 dollars and 11 checks.
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Frederick W. Parkhurst
Charles Parkhurst
East Main Street
Pacific Waters
Hawaii
Horioul
Skinner Hill
Columbus Avenue
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
G. H.gordon
Letters From Readers Now Require Name and Address
The Journal will not publish letters in the Letters column unless the writer’s name and address are included. In no case should opinions in the letters be taken as the newspaper’s official stance.
Derby Week Ends as Louisville Clears Derby Debris
Jim Bishop paints Louisville after Derby Week with vivid scenes of crowds, parties, and damage from streets to riverfront. He notes beer, mint juleps, and a high energy burst that ends with a quiet return to normal as the city cleans up and resumes work.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Dnee
Cumberland Mountains
New Swimming Coach Named at Gettysburg College
Gettysburg College hires Robert D. Smith of York as head swimming coach effective September 1. Smith currently serves as health and physical education director at York Suburban High School and will replace outgoing coach Curtis I. Coull who resigned.
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Gettysburg
Robert D. Smith
York
Gettysburg College
Smith
York Suburban High School
Curtis I. Coull
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Raymond Mfg. Co
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Elks
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Claude E. Rhodes
Warren
Ronrite
Barney's Firestone
TIRE
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Jim’ Bishop Reporter
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Mei
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Willia
Esther Cirell
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Staal
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Hubert Wau
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