Antipoverty Group Seeks 179000 for Weekly Paper
WASHINGTON AP A controversial bid by WAMY Community Action Inc to obtain 179000 in federal funds to launch a weekly newspaper for the poor in western North Carolina drew sharp criticism from North Carolina lawmakers. Officials warned the plan could set a dangerous precedent for government funded press and noted past rejections of similar proposals.
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Washington
North Carolina
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Wamy Community Action Inc
Watauqua
Avery, Mitchell
Yancey
Asheville
N.C
Citizen
Roy A.taylor
D-N.c
America
Whs Aan
University Regiment Council
Washington Community Action Agency
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U S Tariffs Main Issue At Common Market Talks
Brussels ministers convene under a Sunday deadline to push Kennedy Round tariff talks with the United States. Roth and Rey clash over a system to cut U S tariffs on chemicals and a world grain pact but agree on deadlines. A final deal could reshape world trade if reached by the weekend.
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Brussels
European Common Market
United States
Geneva
William Roth
Johnson
Jean Rey
U.S
Roth
Rey
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Eric Wyndham White
White
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Retiring Teachers Honored At PSEA Banquet
The local PSEA branch held its annual banquet at the Corry Motor Lodge with 140 attendees. Gifts were given to retiring teachers, foreign exchange guests were introduced, and Miss Eva Kepler and others received gift certificates.
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Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Corry Motor Lodge
Gerald Litherland
Keppel Tiffany
Ruth Dahlstrand
Eva Kepler
Elmer Ortner
Georgia Young
William Rodemeyer
Ray Elseay
Corry Area
Viola Brown
Tiffany
Robert Ott
Vicki Hambling
Australia
Maria Couto
Corry
Portugal
Robert Davidson
Maria
Erie
Messenikopf
Why Not Change Your Thinking Why Repent Lecture
Roy J Linaig from Chicago speaks on repentance at a Corry Christian Science public lecture tomorrow titled Why Not Change Your Thinking The First Church of Christ Scientist Selentiet sponsors the event at 8 18 jam at 124 East Columbus Avenue Linnig serves as a Board of Lectures member in Boston and left business to devote himself to Christian Science healing.
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Christian Science
Corry
Roy J. Linaig
First Church of Christ, Selentiet
Columbus Avenue
Linnig
Chicago
Music Conservatory
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Teenager Dies After Car Crashes Into Parked Auto
Greensburg report says 18 year old Duff M. Paulin of Greensburg was killed when his vehicle slid on a curve along Route 136 in Hempfield Township and struck a parked car. He died two hours later at Westmoreland Hospital.
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Greensburg
API
Hempfield
Duff M. Paulin
Westmoreland Hospital
Nab Young Gang With Fireworks
Trooper Harry Jabo reports that Warren barracks and Warren police seized fireworks from eight youths in the Warren area. Over 7200 in fireworks including eight dozen large crackers 18 strings of lady fingers two skyrockets and two aerial bombs were confiscated. They were released to parents and will be bound over to the juvenile court.
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Warren
Harry Jabo
Warren Barracks
Pennsylvania
Corry Faces HUD Shift Over Urban Renewal Plan
Erie County officials warn Corry may lose federal urban renewal funds if it cannot join the new metropolitan agency. County planner Christopher Capptis says Corry is first in the state to be asked to change over and HUD recertification hinges on showing participation. County Solicitor John M. Mc Laughlin warns noncompliance could cause dire hardship.
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Christopher Capptis
Erie County
Corry
Capptis
Johnson
HUD
The
Journal
John M. McLaughlin
Namara push to cut Guard and Reserve units faces mixed results
Namara aimed to trim surplus Guard and Reserve formations saying they were under manned and ill equipped for rapid mobilization. He eliminated 10 Reserve divisions and four National Guard divisions despite opposition from Capitol Hill governors and supporters. Congress blocked a prior plan to merge Reserve and National Guard and this year blocked deactivation of eight Air Guard and Air Force Reserve transport units.
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Namara
Capitol Hill
McNamara
Congress
National Guard
Air Guard
Air Force
City salt-bid case hinges on voluntary company settlements
Erie sues for damages dating to 1961 alleging price collusion among large salt firms. Corry may drop the matter if salt companies volunteer settlements. otherwise the city will pursue its own. Corry notes past bid events with Morton International including $1 per bag delivered and 69 cents at plants in 1963 and $10.50 per ton for bulk salt last year.
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Corry
Eric
Erie
Morton and
International
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