Fellowship Award for English Teacher at Union City High
Norman R. Lasky, eleventh grade English teacher at Union City High School, has won a fellowship to the American Studies Program this summer at Eastern Baptist College in St. Davids, Pennsylvania. He was among 30 teachers chosen from hundreds nominated by area principals across six states. Lee Wilcox of Jamestown reported losing his wallet last night, unsure if it was here, with no money but his driver’s license and ID. A wristwatch was turned in by Mrs. Tony Miscik of Corry, found in an off street lot on East Washington, claimable at the station. Mrs. Adrian Anderson of 308 West Washington reports a small black and white terrier at her home may be claimed. Mrs. W. S. Jewell of 304 East Main says a beige glove with leather palm is missing and may be turned in at her home. Mrs. Carol Fedorchuk of 40 Cascade says a black beagle type dog jumped on her 4-year-old son and cut his leg. she will take him to a doctor. Mrs. Alton Dahlstrand was cited for failing to yield at a two car crash on West Park Place. damage $700. charge information filed with Alderman Cobbett. Richard Courtney of 616 West Church reports his billfold containing a driver’s license and cards. it was found later at Buyer's Fair and returned. Soil Stewardship Week in Erie County will be begun with church services tomorrow. theme “Crisis In the Countryside” urges wise land and water use. Sermons will urge planning for the future. Two license plates, a 1965 stickered truck plate and a 1986 plate C51-298, MV Business, were turned in. owners may claim them at the Corry police department.
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Union City High School
Eastern Baptist College
St. Davids
Norman Lasky
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Dahlstrand
West Park Place
North Center Street
Henry L. McCray
Elgin
M. S. Cobbett
400 000 Take Draft Deferment Exam
Between 350 000 and 400 000 college students take a three hour exam to aid draft boards in deferment decisions. An additional 600 000 will take the 150 question test later in May and June at 1,200 colleges nationwide. Results go to draft boards. passing grades vary by student level and tests are advisory.
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Armed Services
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Panama Canal Zone
Harvard Dean Dies After Heart Attack at 69
CAMBRIDGE Mass Del Thursday Harvard He ward College dean from 1952 59 died of a heart attack at his summer home in Leighton HarLeighton 69. The news comes as a mark of loss for the university and its academic leadership. The market wrap notes a rough week with steep declines in AP and Dow futures, hampered by General Motors cutting May production by seven percent and rising product prices.
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Republic Steel
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Cambridge
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Radioactive Cloud Now Over Nation
Washington reports a nigh tly radioactive cloud from Monday's Chinese nuclear blast is passing over the United States. No debris detected yet. officials expect only minute radioactivity when found, with iodine 131 possibly in milk but no cause for alarm. Leading edge over the Great Plains. forecast to reach eastern U S and Europe next days.
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China
United States
U.S
Robert List
Environmental Science Services Administration
Great Plains
Europe
Public Health Service
Economy Signals Slowdown Amid Tax Change and War Outlook
Business officials note May 1 tax withholding increases and signs of economic softening. Some food prices ease, retail sales dip, and industrial capex plans shrink. Defense spending is expected to level off, nudging GNP growth lower. Ackley doubts a recession, unless wartime end to Vietnam. Fowler agrees on near-term softness signals.
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Viet Nam
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Salvation Army youths board bus for Seven Springs trip
About 50 young people and adult leaders of the local Salvation Army boarded a bus this morning for a trip to Seven Springs Ski Resort. They will attend a weekend youth conference hosting 500 youths from Army citadels in the western part of the state. The event is organized by Salvation Army Young Peoples’ Councils. Corry's contingent will re-
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Demonstrations End As Students Protest Draft Policy
In Chicago police report a mass student protest ends with a written declaration slipped under University of Chicago President George W. Beadle’s door while a New York sit in at City College of New York demands the school stop sharing students class standings and grades with draft boards. At CCNY about 350 students occupied the administration building two days and planned a Wednesday rally after drug charges were not involved. The students vow to keep the campus open for administration while continuing to use it as a forum for their aims and to inform faculty of their position through organized talks. Dr Willard W Blaesser, dean of students, says demands will be considered. The Beadle policy statement describes the seizure of the door as coercive and emphasizes good faith and continued dialogue.
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University of Chicago
George W. Beadle
Beadle
NEW York
City College of New York
Willard W. Blaesser
Students protest at campus building over draft information
Demonstrators argue over deferment and draft data sharing, while a 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. meeting ends. Cleanup squads scour a six story building as 40 graduate students picket outside with signs calling for democracy and free discussion.
Quaker Leader Roy McCorkle Dies at 58 in Philadelphia
Roy J. McCorkle a Quaker leader and president of the Pennsylvania Foresters Association died aged 58. He passed away Friday at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia.
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Complete Plans For Church Party On Prom Night
Plans are complete for the annual graduation party sponsored by several local churches for students who do not want to participate in the regular prom activities. The event, on prom night Friday June 3, features a banquet Lake Erie boat excursion games movies sing time and other entertainment with Dale Linebaugh as MC. Linebaugh is an evangelist with the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.
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Dale Linebaugh
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Spacemen Prepare for Moon Flight Rendezvous and Walk
Veran and Cernan will spend the first 600 minutes outside on a 25 foot umbilical tether supplying oxygen from the craft. Ground medical monitors track heart rate and respiration before the backpack suit activates. The mission includes three rendezvous approaches with the Agena and three engine firings while connected.
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Cernan
Physicist Van Zandt Williams Dies in London
New York announces the death of Dr. Van Zandt Williams 50 director of the Institute of Physics who died yesterday in London. The office in New York confirmed his passing.
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New York
van Zandt Williams
Institute of Physics
London
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