Humphrey Kennedy Vie In W Virginia Primary Today
West Virginia voters decide between Senator John F Kennedy and SenatorHubert Humphrey in a volatile primary. Polls show mixed signals with expectations of a close race while funds and religion loom large and voting runs from 6 30 a m to 7 30 p m EST.
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Corry School Board Deliberates Recreation and Finances
The Corry School Board met at Corry High School to review routine finances and address the Community Recreational Program. A city wide Little League governance plan was proposed, with a Corry Public Recreation Committee to oversee facilities funded by taxpayers and agencies. The board re elected R Elwin Puller treasurer at 150 and kept National Bank of Corry as depository with 75 000 in escrow. The meeting included approving a new mimeograph machine for Wright School.
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Select New Cage Coach For Corry High
A four member committee after interviewing five candidates recommended a new basketball coach for Corry High. The full Joint Committee will consider the choice at its meeting next Monday night, with an announcement expected later this week if the coaching contract is signed. Also noted, Dr Charles R Erdman Sr 93 former moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States died in Princeton N J.
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U S pledges to defend allies against Soviet strikes
The United States said it would honor defense commitments with allies if Russia attacked bases. The reply followed Soviet Premier Khrushchev's threat to strike any base a U S ally leaves unused for nights into the Soviet Union.
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Khrushchev warns rockets will shoot down more spy planes
Moscow protests U S spy flights over Soviet territory and demands refusal to permit U2 pilot interview. Khrushchev vows counter measures and says rockets will be turned on bases in foreign countries allowing American planes over Soviet soil. He asserts planes will be brought down if flights continue.
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CAHS Athletes May Have To Do Better In Class
Corry school officials discussed raising eligibility standards for interscholastic athletics. Dr. John Mohr noted students could earn four Carnegie units by completing courses with 40 minutes daily class work and similar home study. He proposed increasing the qualification level to four units. English history and math count as full units while typing band and shop are half units. Directors and teachers plan to meet in coming months to review upgrading scholastic requirements.
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Probation Set For Hub Cap Theft Trio
Frederick Diemer George Gilbert and Lee Austin pled guilty to stealing 14 hub caps from cars at the Moose Club on April 25. Police traced the car, all caps were returned, and the youths faced six months unofficial probation with weekly police reports. Earlier Diemer was cleared of charges in a separate mailbox vandalism case.
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Aerial surveillance plan to continue says Herter
Secretary of State Christian Herter told congressional leaders that the United States has used spy planes over the Soviet Union as part of extensive aerial surveillance to protect the Free World. He warned such missions may continue until Soviet secrecy is relaxed, amid Khrushchev’s sharp reaction to the May 1 incident.
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Nikita Confident Of Victory At Summit
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports Khrushchev enters the Paris summit with high confidence describing recent Soviet advantages and U.S. spying disputes. The piece argues Khrushchev seeks to win uncommitted nations by framing U.S. actions as unsafe and deceptive.
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Corry joint school panel grapples trips and rest breaks
The Corry Area Joint School Committee faces two issues: field trips for students and enforcing the State Department of Labor and Industry rule requiring a uninterrupted half hour rest period for women teachers. Superintendent Dr William Rodemeyer outlines how the rest period will fit into next year schedule with staggered lunch supervision and possible day extension.
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Conelway School
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Mary Lewis
CIA Keeps Silence Over Pilot Case
The CIA refuses to confirm or deny involvement in the downing of pilot Francis Powers in the Soviet Union. The agency stresses secrecy to protect operations and sources, noting its vast budget and personnel remain undisclosed while informing President Eisenhower of intelligence gathered.
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Oops Check To Spring Creek Goes Astray
The Spring Creek School District faced a $718 misallocation as a state check mailed for Spring Creek was delivered to Springfield Township and cashed there. Local officials traced the error, two tries adjusting cash flow, and state officials planned drafts to cover Spring Creek while seeking reimbursement from Springfield.
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Designer of Spy Plane Says Reds Pictures Phony
Burbank California designer C L Johnson a top Lockheed Aircraft Corp figure declares a Soviet released photo of a wrecked U2 is fraudulent He doubts the U2 was shot down by missile or other aircraft attributing the wreckage to a Beagle bomber and noting mismatched parts and an unrecognizable wing section Johnson argues the U2 may have descended due to mechanical or oxygen failure rather than enemy action or a successful interception
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Civil Defense Alarm Triggered by Painter Error
Civil Defense Director Robert Barry was startled when an air raid warning sounded by accident at fire headquarters. A painter accidentally hit the siren switch with a ladder yesterday, triggering the alarm.
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Cooperative two-teacher system eyed to ease crowded schools
Corry Area Joint School Committee heard details of a cooperative teaching plan as a solution to swelling enrollments. In Columbus Dean School will next year host 52 fifth graders in one room with two teachers. Mrs Albert Fox reported 18 teachers are in the program and others hope to join. The approach is praised as effective in Pennsylvania and other states, with potential classroom and financial benefits locally.
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