Five day forecast and local incidents in Corry area
Weather outlook for western Pennsylvania shows below normal temps with highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s through Saturday with a warmer midweek and showers late week. Prolific local notes include a prowler report corrected to Mrs Joseph Casper, a larceny case against Bradley Robbins, and Chautauqua Lake nearing flood stage. Real estate transfers in Erie County and damages to a meat market. Death notice for William B Duell with funeral arrangements.
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Pennsylvania
Hartke Opposes Single Non Commercial Network Proposal
Senator H Vance Hartke warned at a Pennsylvania broadcasters meeting that a sole non commercial radio and television network would threaten U S opinion and concentration of influence. He urged keeping more than one educational network amid concerns about monopoly credibility. Isaac Michael Granich the writer known as Michael Gold dies at 74 in Terra Linda Calif. He authored Jews Without Money and earlier wrote for the Daily Worker.
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Bulk Hill Falls
United States
Senate Communications Subcommittee
H. Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters
Hartke
Terra Linda
Calif
Isaac Michael Granich
Michael Gold
New York Daily Worker
New York
San Francisco
Boy Loses Leg In Mower Run By Dad
A four year old boy was run over by a small tractor power mower at home by his father Gerald Maycock. Eric Maycock fell under the blades Saturday before 9 30 p.m. The severely mangled leg was amputated at St Vincent's Hospital after treatment failed to save the limb. He is listed in fair condition today.
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Erie
Gerald Maycock
Eric
St. Vincent's Hospital
Remarkable turnout for free chest X rays in Corry
Corry residents flocked to the free chest X ray event hosted by the Corry chapter of the Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 727 X rays were performed with results to follow in a few weeks. High school volunteers Linda Stroup Paul Adam Mary Walsh Jane Dolan Chris Beckwith Donna Green Sue Millspaw and Karen Pierson typed records for the day.
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Corry
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Linda Stroup
Paul Adam
Mary Walsh
Jane Dolan
Chris Beckwith
Donna Green
Sue Millspaw
Karen Pierson
Youth Given Life Term In Death Of Coed
David Mumbaugh, 19, was sentenced to life in prison for the stabbing death of Laura Bernstein a coed at Arizona State University. Attorney Robert Corcora renewed defense motions after a trial last week. Judge George M Sterling ordered the life term, noting the body of the Fair Lawn New Jersey girl was found September 21 behind a Tempe hotel.
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QENIX
Atiz
David Mumbaugh
Laura Bernstein
Arizona State University
Mumbaugh
Robert Corcora
Superior Court
George M. Sterling
Fair Lawn
N. J
Tempe Hotel
Ballot Amendment Blocked in Court Challenge
In Harrisburg a Pittsburgh Republican committeeman and judge of elections failed to halt one of nine constitutional questions from appearing on today’s primary ballot. George Shankey Jr filed late in the Prothonotary’s Office claiming Amendment 1A misworded aims to prohibit discrimination yet cites a true constitutional stance on emigration. The court refused to halt the ballot, noting late filing. Shankey may pursue further action if the election proceeds.
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Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth Court
George Shankey Jr
Shankey
Shafer
William W. Scranton
George M. Leader
Stiit
State Elections Bureau
Senate probes drug prices as witness cites wide cost spreads
Senate Small Business Committee hearings opened with William Haddad urging an FBI probe into alleged unbelievable price spreads up to 4000 percent. Dr John Holloman Jr denounced claims that generics are unsafe, while pharmaceutical group chief Joseph Stetler noted research costs and a 1 million dollar daily expense to bring new drugs to market. Haddad pointed to a so called Payoff file and cited city price contrasts, including 9.45 for 500 Milltown tablets in New York versus 91.20 in Atlanta, underscoring cited price disparities. In Joliet Illinois, Raymond and Mrs Raymond Thiery found a no vacancy in the Townsman Motel after arriving with their new motel purchase.
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Washington
Senate
FBI
William F. Hadded
New York
John L
Holloman Jr
Holloman
Joseph Stetler
Pharmaceutical Association
Stetler
Hardad
Small Business Committee
Citizens Committee For Metropolitan Affairs, Inc
Haddad
New York City
Milltown
Atlana
World Trade Tariffs Cut By One Third
Geneva AP reports Kennedy Round talks reached a tariff cut of about 33 to 35 percent on world trade worth 40 billion annually. The agreement, after four days of sessions, involves more than 80 nations and is hailed by US delegation head William Roth as of tremendous world importance.
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Geneva
United States
William Roth
U.S
Double Rig Trucks May Soon Appear
Pittsburgh based Eazor Express Co. president Robert C. Eazor says Pennsylvania may legalize huge tandem double trailers hauled by a single diesel tractor within a year or two. He notes current 40-foot units clog city streets and two 27-foot trailers can be hauled on the turnpike, then split in cities. He cites Ohio and Indiana use of three trailers per tractor and calls for moving over for slow vehicles.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Robert C. Eazor
Eazor Express Co
Eazor
Ohio
Indiana
Two youths injured in Route 8 crash near Union City
A single car wreck on Route 8 eight miles south of Union City at 11 p m left two teenagers dead and two others hurt. Ronald Paden 16 Grand Valley and Charles Zaris 19 Spartansburg were injured and hospitalized in satisfactory condition in Titusville. Driver Earl Earls 19 of Union City and passengers William Linstrom 16 Grand Valley and Bruce Bedow 19 R D 1 Union City survived the crash.
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Uuion City
Titusville
Ronald Paden
Grand Valley
Charles Zaris
Spartansburg
Corry
Earls
William Linstrom
Rand Valley
Bruce Eugene Bedow
R. D
Tuanville
Paden
Wooden Shoe Festival Parade Sets Large City Event
The Clymer Wooden Shoe Festival plans a Saturday program with art shows at Neckers Store and Sho p locations plus a flower show, hobby exhibits, and a Kiddie Korner. Five top drill teams headline the parade as Arch ie Horrower notes, with tulip beds prepared for visitors to enjoy.
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Clymer
Roberts Wesleyan College
Ronald Whitney Sr
DeShazer
North Chill
Neckers
Tenpas
Archie Harrower
Du Bois Teachers Vote for Legal Action Over Firings
In Du Bois Pennsylvania the local teachers union authorized its attorney to pursue legal action against the school system over the firing of William Mullen a 26 year old high school Latin teacher with 1 5 years service The union voted 146 to 23 and plans a hearing before any court action while the district cites an unsatisfactory rating. JOHNSTOWN WORKER KILLED AT BETHLEHEM STEEL Franklin Division A Bethlehem Steel worker John Istvan 49 of Johnstown died while relining a blast furnace at the Franklin Division local authorities said he fell at a work site during maintenance work.
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Dubois
Edward Cherry
DuBois School Board
William Mullen
Jack Harringer
Mullen
Jack’ Killman
DuBois Area Educational Association
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Franklin
John J. Istvan
Corry Art Association to Exhibit Local Paintings
Corry residents arrange future bulb displays for gardens and prepare an art show with works by Corry Art Association members. Members who wish to display paintings should contact Mrs. Gertrude White of the local Art Association.
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Euclid Street
Shirley Reynolds
Joseph Casper
Reynolds
East Pleasant Street
Corry State
Bradley Robbins
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Cornish Lumber Company
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Columbus
Chautauqua Lake
Erie County
Margaret Karkoski
Frank Karkoski
Robert Owen
John Macko
East Main Street
Jamestown
Ward
Warren General Hospital
William B. Duell
Gerald Duell
Lutz-VerMilyen
Pine Grove
Russell
Senator
ETV
Frank’s
Thomas Motors
Kan
Raymond Thiery
Joliet, Til
Ancy
Iter
Delors An
Oldemobile
Delmont
Oldsmobile
Turben’'s Auto Service
Hallmark
W. Washington Seray, PA
Veti Aoe
Hot House
Wooden Shoe Festival
Isolette
Meerhoff
North Center
North Mein
Union City
Teachers OK
Corry Savings & Loan
N. Center St
Corry, Penn‘a
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