Resignation at Chautauqua Institution prompts acting president
William Carothers of Balti m o resigned yesterday as president of the Chautauqua Institution the summer cultural center on Chautauqua Lake. The board of trustees announced the resignation effective June 15 George Follansbee of Shadyside Academy Pittsburgh named acting president until successor is named. A Red Cross bloodmobile visit to Cochranton was cancelled for lack of donors amid 41 pints collected in 1961 62 and 7 pints to residents. Earl Stewart will resign from Titusville City Council on May 31 per physician advice. Brownie Starmatic camera reported missing from Hotel Corry after a buffet luncheon. Student of the Week at Fredonia State University College is Mrs Julia Bozich mother of three and grandmother of six who returned to school in 1958 and commutes from Gowanda. Two motor vehicle code violations cited for loud mufflers two drivers named Fralick and Hasbrouck. John Zandi cited for running Stop sign at West Main and First Avenue. Linda Ross reports missing two white billfolds with $3.60. State Senate confirms James B Stevenson to Pennsylvania Historical Museum Commission 49 to 1. Stolen rifle reported from under truck seat. Surplus food distribution May 22 at Armory 7 to 10 p.m. Two men fined for unlawfully tapping TV line to Corry Cable Co. Eyeglasses turned in at station. Fire alarm incident downtown with child on pedal car. Blood transfer from New York State to Franklin Hospital aided by state police. Hospital treatment notes for Allison Bell and C Robert Shannon. Marlene Kane treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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William Carothers
Balticmoro
State University College At
Fredonia
Julia Bozich
Bozich
Gowanda
N. Y
Chautauqua County
Cattaraugus County
Drop Bawdy House Charge In Titusville
Titusville district attorney's office withdrew the disorderly house charge against Donna Armstrong, 25, operator of the Coffee Pot Restaurant, after she pleaded guilty to a city ordinance violation. She was fined $1 and ordered to pay $11 in costs. the disorderly conduct charge was dropped. Police raids on February 20 led to additional charges against Armstrong and three youths, which were largely dropped or reduced following the proceedings.
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Titusville
Donna Armstrous
P. Trehast
Miss Armstrong
Ronald Leroy Nichols
Hydetown
Mark Ronald Gilson
Tinsville
Nolle
Alderman Love
Woman sustains left wrist laceration from broken window
Last evening a woman injured her left wrist after her hand went through a glass window while at home. She was treated but not admitted to hospital.
May Shuffle Plan for Titusville Schools Faces Delay
The Titusville Area Schools consider staggering start times for elementary and secondary students to save about $20,000 annually and reduce bus runs. Proposed by Superintendent Marshall Pisher, the plan would shift junior and senior high to 8 10 am and 2 45 pm, elementary to 9 am and 3 30 pm, cutting bus mileage but delaying adoption for at least two years.
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Isueviewe
Titusville
Marshall AL Pisher
Ahout
Pisher
Razor clam anatomy and hunt draw sharp attention
Junior Editors quiz explains razor clams known for a strong foot that anchors, pulls, and digs swiftly in sand. The shell resembles a jackknife or razor, explains their digging speed and light sensitive spots. Alfred Phillips of Indianola wins $10. readers urged to mail in answers for more prizes.
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Alfred Phillips
Indianola
Wash
Democrat Favors Pay Tax Hike Vote Split Over Tax Plan
The article details Murray's pledge to support a tie increase after personally informing Scranton of his intent. It notes the 107 votes anticipated for passage, the GOP’s revision to raise the cigarette tax and sales tax by one and two cents, and expected revenue. It also covers Scranton's budget concerns, the plan to raise liquor taxes, and a five hour debate with multiple roll calls as Democrats sought to stall final passage.
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Murray
Scranton
Edwin W. Tompkins
GOP
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Cochranton
Red Cross
Earl Stewart
Stewart
George Becker
Corry
Harrison, Keppel
Mott * Street
Keppel
Dale L. Fralick
R. D. J. Corry
Jerry L. Hasbrouck
Spring Street
Alderman M
John Zandi
Main Street
West Main Street
First Avenue
Zandi
West Main
Cobbett
Linda Ross
Spartansburg
State Senate
William W. Scranton
James B. Stevenson
The
Titusville Herald
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Stevenson
Manley Moore
Armory
East Washington Street
Corry Cable Co
Leslie Tripp
Mead Avenue
Tripp
Able Company
Gerald Bwéet
Nem
Corry State
New York State
Franklin Hospital
New York-Pennsylvania
Corry-Cutting Road
Franklin
Stockton
Columbus
Corry Memorial Hospital
Allison Bell
Union City
Bell
C. Robert Shannon
Wright Steet
Corry Jamestown Corp
Shannon
Corry Ambulance
Marlene Kane
Norberta Kane
East Main Street
Plymouth
America
Plymouth-Valiant
Clarence Wallace
Corry, Pa
Nixon
Beverly Hills
Leo
J. Shanahan
Richard Mt. Nixon
Cas
Chatham
Burro Sheaffer
the National Bank of Corry
St. Bernard Dog
Sheaffer
Jose
National Bank of
Balle
Icia, ‘UN Area
Bec Mo
Therma
Tormil
Ville Rarsen
Jac Mo
Pame
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