Corry notes include politics, graduation, and local events
The Corry area reports political endorsements by the Raymond unit and a Harland transfer. Gannon College honors 150 graduates in the largest class with an honorary degree for Dr. Paul Payn. Meadville posts fall employment, Erie post office dedication, and local crime and weather updates accompany a wide local notices sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Gannon College
Aide Brie
Anécord
Dr. Pay
Donald Chase
Paul L. Kolstoe
Stanley T. Sarnicki
Soviet ICBMs Deemed Not Effective by U.S. Official
Army Secretary Wilber M. Brucker said at a news conference and Chamber of Commerce dinner speech that Soviet intercontinental missiles lack guidance and nose cone tech. He noted the USSR launched its third satellite that day and predicted U S missiles would ring the Soviet Union with intermediate range systems by December. The Greenville News Piedmont Co. executive and publisher of Asheville papers died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Wilber M. Brucker
Brucker
Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Union
Ity
Sud
United States
Peace
Greenville News Piedmont Co
Asheville
Steelworkers Press For Substantial Wage Increases
The Steelworkers Union, representing about 200 000 workers across fabricating plants, intends to seek substantial wage increases. President McDonald announced plans after a lengthy meeting, noting 1 176-member committee supports pursuing a three-year wage rise to lift basic pay and fringe benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureusis
Miosky
Ino
McDonald
Wie Steel
Lly
McDowall
Steet Industries
Marines Return From Caribbean Show of Protection
A contingent of Marines from Camp Lejeune returned to Washington after aiding protection for Vice President Nixon during their Caribbean trip. President Eisenhower alerted 100 Marines and paratroopers following demonstrations in Caracas. The Nixon party cut short their visit and headed back to the capital as transports landed at Cherry Point.
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Whmeey Pal
Caribbean
Nixon
Quba
Eisenhower
Camp LeJeune
Carath
Nixons
Washington
U. S. Naval Staton
Guadtanamo Bay
Cherry Point
Police Put Down Lebanon Rioters
Vigilant security forces restored calm in Beirut as curfew ended and the capital reported its quietest night of the bomb scarred week. Snipers and rioters seeking to topple Lebanon's pro Western government did not return to the havoc after four days of turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belrue
Lebanon
Beirut
Benny Hooper’s Rescue Remembered One Year On
In Manorville the Hooper family recalls Benny Hooper’s dramatic rescue after falling into a shaft near Suffolk Air Forge on Armed Forces Day last year. Benny survived after 24 hours trapped by a tethered shaft, and today at one year old he is healthy. His mother says life is hectic, with continued public interest and many visitors, but they prefer privacy and plan to take Benny to an Air Force base on the anniversary. Also in Illinois Stronghurst Otto Steffey, 59, longtime president of the Illinois Holsheols Agricultural Association, died of a heart attack.
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Manorville
Benny Hooper
Kel
Long Island
Suffolk
Benny
Armed Forces
Pov
Wille
Ike
Wiys
Hooper
Henry
Illinois
Stronghurst
Otto Steffey
Tihihols Agricultural Association
Trade Bill Advance Faces Uphill House Hurdles
House committee backed a trade bill after lengthy negotiations on international pacts. The measure seeks presidential authority for tariff reviews while opponents, including Kors and Democratic leaders, push for limits. A substitute would strip presidential tariff powers, risking a constitutional clash and a potential two thirds override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomul
Fur Authority
Kors
Democratiy Waders
Sellh
Eisenhower
Veoh Wade
Congress
House
Haris
Teeiff Commission
Ball
Senate
Coach Loses Leg After Gun Blast in California
BANNING Calif May 1 1 A high school football coach lost a leg after a shotgun blast from a student James Johnson 15 who faced assault with a deadly weapon charge. Arthur Tin en 81 was treated and later improved, while Johnson's juvenile court hearing is scheduled for June.
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Banning
Calif
Arthur Tin
Lett Lee
Linde
James Johnson
Johnson
Hays Weighs Integration Stand Threatening Reelection
Fragmented OCR narrative shows Hays opposing integration and facing political risk. It cites his plans for summer activism, Baptist ties, and world peace goals, including a mission to promote peace through Baptist networks.
Sawyer Jr. Seeks Democratic Nomination for Erie 3rd District
Alan P. Sawyer Jr. announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent Erie County's 3rd District in the General Assembly. The 28 year old Girard resident with a First Universalist church background pledges pro labor and small business aid, focus on unemployed, farmers and farmers during economic hardship.
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Alan P. Sawyer Jr
Erie County
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Sawyer i
Girard
First Universalist Church of
Fils
Cynthia Nye
Boston University
Sawyer
Public Schoo
Saugus
Mass
Phillips Andover Academy
National
Repulsion
Harvard College
Harvard Divine Iy School
Harvard Law School
Harvard Roosevelt
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United Auto Workers
Lastight
Jick Spiijer
Harold A Selighon
Metinés Steel Co
First Ward
Cary
Haseen
Erie County Conistians
Meadville
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Theodore Heckman
Carroll D. Kearns
Charbridge Springs
Kearns
U .S
Capitol
Washington, D. C
White
Pittsburgh
L. S Johnson
Spartansburg
Gonnson
Tilted Nations Postal Administration
United Nations
N.Y
UN Postal Administration
Muscular Dystrophy Association of America
United Pond
Zenit Head
Chicago
Eugene F. McDonald Jr
Zenith Radio Corp
Zenith Film
Art Kitchen
Syrelise
Pall Abraham
Pittsfield
Wis
Cory Memorl Hospital
Trwin Mfg
Garlinus
Audis
Gorry
William’ Hemple
Con Ry Memorial Hospital
Hi Vlctim
Howard Crawford Jr
King Street
Eric
National Industrial Conference Board
New North East Golf Course
I the
Penbhurst
Ralph A. Miles
Liberty Street
National Guard
Aero Supply
Hutch School
Cony
Robert Rugar
Gladys Stewart
Eugene Reynolds
Youngsville
Warren
Wingar
LTATO
Weedo
Paramount Presents
Jenry
Fonda Anthers
Wildewaite the Devils
Sheleanor
Iits
James Stewart
Red Skelton
Audie Murphy
Janet Blair
I— Night “Public
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Sofon
Hays
Convention
Mays
Hays Thelcher
Noultinsil Ni Wennie
Hal
Mogoose
Masco Baptist Church
Utah
John L. Spiegel
Democratic
the Central Labor Union of
America
Buddy Poppy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Colinta Ie
Saya
Impolles
Prityen
Iva
Brdin
Boca Jac
Al’s
Andy
Antity
Potock Beavers
Bob
Los
Ken D
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