Joint School Board Delays Budget Okay For State Aid Boost
Twenty seven members of the S2man Corry Area Joint School Board delayed final approval of the 1963 budget awaiting a predicted state aid boost. Superintendent Shupe cited Harrisburg talks of raising per teaching unit reimbursement from 5800 to 6400 in July and 6800 the next year, with no large salary spike expected. The board planned to skip the meeting for quorum issues and reconvene within two weeks if subsidies prove accurate.
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S2man Corry Area Joint School Board
Harrisburg
Thomas H. Shupé
Shupe
H. Anderson
Jointure
Corry
Shape 15
Warren
Jack Crowell
Wayne Township
Crowell
Picture Brightens With State Aid Boost For Schools
State aid proposed to rise from 5800 to 6400 per teaching unit could lower millage in Corry Area districts. Budgets show a 1963-64 projection of 1,061,297 down from 1,002,895, with districts like Corry and Columbus anticipating notable millage reductions if aid passes. actual tax relief hinges on legislative action and new reimbursement levels.
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Corry Area
Columbus
Concord Township
Corry
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Wayne Township
Study Photos Of Ocean In Sub Disaster
Ocean floor debris possibly from the nuclear attack submarine Thresher is being studied as the Navy plans to reconstruct the April 10 disaster by sinking the Toro to 260 miles at sea. Images from 8,000 feet below were taken by three cameras and are under Navy Court of Inquiry review.
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Portsmouth
Nhapy
Toro
Boston
Woods Hole
Mass
Oceanographic Institute
Paul M. Fye
Institute
Thresher
Pye
Navy
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Fye
Canadohta Lake flood control dams in place for summer
Leonard Simanteris of the Milano Construction Co announces wooden log dams faced with tarpaulins behind the lake’s automatic gates. The new structures will hold the lake about a foot below gate tops and will be removed after summer. Engineers study sealing the steel gates while a sandbag dam remains to aid boat access.
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Canadohta Lake
Leonard Simanteris
Franklin
Milano Consteliation Co
Erle
Ilmanterts
Department of Forests and Waters
Slnigutuths
Milano
Canadahia
Simanteris
Body Of Man Found Stabbed In Car In Ohio Field
Youngstown police found the body of a 31 year old man in a car in a field on the East Side. The victim, a construction worker, had been stabbed more than 100 times. A stone mason’s hammer and a paving brick were in the car as investigators awaited next of kin notification.
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Youngstown, Ohio
East Ste
David Belinky
Mahoning County
PSU Professor Dies in Auto Crash In Williamsport
Norman Gordon a 44 year old Penn State University faculty member died in Williamsport Hospital from injuries after his car struck a culvert yesterday police said. He was hospitalized today after the accident in Lycoming County.
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PSU
Williamsport
Norman Gordon
Pennsylvania State
North Korea claims downing of U S Army helicopter near Seoul
North Korea said ground forces fired on and forced down a U S Army helicopter just north of the DMZ near Seoul. Captains Ben Weakley Stutts and Charleston W. Volts were reported missing with no fate announced. U N Command urged return of pilots and aircraft as talks continued.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
North
Reds
Ben Weakley Stutts
Charleston W. Volts
Military, Armistice Commission
U.N
Han River
Red Territory
Jobless Rate Up Despite New High In Employment
Washington economy shows paradox as employment hits a record 68.9 million while jobless rate rises to 5.7 percent from 5.6. Industrial production at 122.4 percent of 1957-59, factory payrolls up to 10.7 million, construction jobs rising, and retail trade at $4.8 billion for the week ending May 11.
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Washingson
Milion
Labor Department
Federal Reserve Board
Department
Reserve Board
Tion Farm
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commerce Department
Cooper On Terra Firma Moon Landing Hopes Spurred By Astronaut
Cooper's 72 orbit recovery voyage aboard the USS Kearsarge keeps NASA optimistic about future moon missions. Gordon Cooper, unhurt, reassured by doctors that his condition is normal after returning from the perilous descent near Midway Island. President Kennedy hailed the feat as a victory for the human spirit as engineers study anomalies in the capsule's electrical system.
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Cooper
Uss
Kearsarge
API
Gordon Cooper
Imian Hinds
Polot
Midway Island
Space Agency
Ben James
National Aeronauces and Space Administration
Honolulu
Muhi
Johney
Airc
American Space Agency
Kennedy
Oklahoma
Potron
Antist Sketch on RRS Entry by Caplton
AP sketch depicts Gordon Cooper guiding his capsule during reentry over the Pacific. A malfunctioning system forced manual rocket firing. Powers of Morevly Central warned Cooper relied on window observation to judge his position.
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Antist
Ohn Caplton
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Pacife
Cooper
Jub A
Vlry Pentral Geld Cooper
Believed Unhurt In Crash Dies In Erie Area
Mrs Ruth Harwood of Wattsburg died en route to hospital after a two car crash near Erie at 2 35 pm. Occupants of the other car were Joyce Romesbur her three children and Brenda Lee. Coroner ordered autopsy at St Vincent's to determine cause.
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Erie
Ruth Harwood
R. D
Walisburg
Eri
Erin
Hamot
Bruce Dida
Norma Duda
Wattsburg
Putas
RTE
They
Joyce Romesbur
Brie
Cheryl
Peery
Ant Brenda Lee
St. Vincent's Hospital
Warrios
Uw Nuvidlett
Two State Employees Killed in Route 22 Crash
Harrisburg reports two state employees died and a third man injured when a highway department dump truck and a battery staller collided on Route 22 about ten miles east of Harrisburg. Victims named were Larry L. Brety 25 of Breadley, Yiyeat Stechan of Grantville, George W. Newell 4 of Grantville B.D. 1, driver of Wiebash Ways truck. John Hapnahan 34 of Lake Hiwatha Nah was treated and later released after the crash. Blate police said Hapnahan’s tractor trailer rear collided with the dump truck.
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Harrisburgar
Timraday
Highways Department
Truel
Larry L. Brety
Breadley
Iyeat’ Stechan
George W. Newell
Grantvile B.D
Wiebash
John Hapnahan
Lake Hiawatha
Nah
Wan
Harrisbyre Hospital
Blate
Tiannahan
White House fete delayed for space hero Cooper
Washington, Kennedy postpones a White House reception for astronaut Gordon Cooper by 24 hours to give him more rest after his globe circling space flight. Pierre Salinger says the ceremony moves to Tuesday at 1 5 p.m. EDT in the Rose Garden, with Kennedy to present Cooper the Distinguished Service Medal from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Washington
Gorton Choner
Kennedy
White House
Air Force
Pierre Salinger
White Mouse
Cooper
Saliuper
Anti-Chinese Riots Reported in Western Java Towns
Indonesian authorities report anti Chinese attacks in four western Java towns. Cars, bicycles, and motorcycles were set afire and Chinese homes burned. In Bogor a Chinese student was killed and five Indonesian classmates wounded. No casualties were noted in the subsequent Thursday night incidents.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
Antara
Bogor
Novelist Bartoliff Dies in Rome After Long Illness
Luigi Bartoliff, 71, author of The Bicycle Thief which inspired a renowned postwar Italian film, died in Rome yesterday following a prolonged illness. His breakthrough novel elevated Italian cinema and literature in the era.
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Roma
Luigi Bartoliff
Rome
Rohrer clarifies highway staff fundraising claims
Erie County highway superintendent Joseph Rohrer releases a counter version to media reports about coercive political contributions. He denies any forced assessments by staff and says volunteers formed a welfare fund without collected money.
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Joseph Rohrer
Erie County
Highway Department
Rohrer
Erle County
Fll
Corry Woman Draws Suspended Jail Sentence
A Corry mother of four was given a suspended two month jail term and ordered to make restitution after being convicted of receiving about $400 in money and goods from Donald Huffman. Erie County Judge Midge Wells placed Helen Petty of 612 West Pleasant Street on two strict parole and ordered repayment of $40 plus $103 in court costs. Police Chief Harley Drake witnessed the sentencing in Erie.
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Corry
Midge
Walter Wells
Exme County
Helen Petty
West Pleasant Street
Harley Drake
Drake
Erie
New Women’s President at York Pennsylvania League
Mrs. Lawrence Hast of West Chester is named president of the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters at the close of the three day biennial convention in York. She succeeds Mrs. G. L. MacLane of Pittsburgh. The league endorsed constitutional revision and election law reform, including expanded use of voting machines and clearer absentee balloting procedures.
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York. Pa
Lawrence Hast
West Chester
Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
Haner
G. L. MacLane
Pittsburgh
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