Elderly driver incident and local blazes in Corry area
City police investigated a near collision when an elderly driver emerged from Spring Street in front of Lincoln’s eastbound car on West Main Street. Lincoln reported the license number and warned the other driver to be careful. A Garland trailer home belonging to Richard Abraham was destroyed by a blaze likely started by an oil stove, with Garland fire department crews extinguishing it. Allegheny Airlines announced a June 1 schedule change to two daily round trips between Chess Lambert Airport and Greater Pittsburgh Airport, with specific morning and afternoon departures. Kathy Braswell, 11, suffered a scalp laceration after a fall at home and was treated and released. Dawn Cox, 10, transferred to St. Vincent’s Hospital in Erie for treatment. condition listed as improved. The First Baptist Church of Spartansburg hosted a Bethany Fellowship Bible conference with regional pastors visiting and a dinner sponsored by local groups. Corry delegates to the recent Red Cross convention in Detroit were noted, and workshops covered first aid and disaster services. Real estate transfers in Erie County included a transfer from Ruth Mould to John Griffis. Thomas E. Sherwood, 27, pleaded guilty to drunken driving after crashing into a parked car on East Main Street and was bound over to county court. The Hare Creek Beagle Club planned a 7:30 meeting at the Moose Lodge, and the Corry Area Joint School Board re-elected J. Earle Bliley as treasurer for one year.
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Spring Street
West Main Street
Richeet
R. D. A Spartans
Lincoln
Sparta
Thomas E. Sherwood
West Pleasant Street
East Main Street
M. 8. Cobbett
Erie County Court
Plane missing over Texas prompts Bradford search
A small private Piper Comanche with H Tom Morris 45, his daughter Lynne, and Kathryn Marian Madden 19 was overdue on a Beaumont to Tulsa flight. FAA said it was last heard near Lufkin Texas at 6 58 p m Sunday and search efforts were hindered by storms with ground teams from Texas DPS and CAP aiding in Longview Tyler and Lufkin area while Oklahoma CAP stood by.
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Okla
Bradford
Beaumont
Tex
Federal Aviation Agency
H. Tom Morris
Bradford Motor Works
Lynne
Kathryn Marian Madden
Geraldine Fritz Madden
FAA
Morris
Lufkin
Texas
Air Rescue Center
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Kansas City
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Civil Air Patrol
Longview
Tyler
Oklahoma Cap
Blast injures 18 at Kyushu coal mine in Japan
A gas explosion at a small coal mine on Kyushu Island in Fukuoka injured 18 miners, six seriously, according to police. Rescue teams searched shafts as authorities investigated the cause and miners were evacuated to nearby hospitals.
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Tokyo
Fukuoka
Japan
Kyushu Island
Labor Unemployment Bill Faces Wide Debate in Congress
Johnson defended current 40 hour work week while leaving room for later action on higher minimum wages and a reduced work week. He urged repeal of Taft-Hartley Section 14B to curb closed shop bans, stirring a major congressional fight. The unemployment measure would extend coverage to about 6 million workers, raise employer taxes by 0.15 percent, and set a federal contribution of 0.15 percent of payroll with a gradual phase down. The bill takes effect July 1, 1966, and shifts taxable base from 1967 to 1971 onward.
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National Commission On Technology, Automation and Economic Progress
Hold Service For Omar Crowell
Services for Mr and Mrs Omar Crowell were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 pm yesterday with Rev G C Mowry of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiating Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery Bears for Mrs Crowell included Carl Fullom Ralph Bailey Clair Fenno Robert Clark Sr Lawrence Brumagin and Lloyd Whittling Theaters for Mr Crowell were Lawrence McCray Harry Heckerink Theodore Kielar George Drobick F Lowe Edwards and Glenn Davis Attendance included friends from Corry area and delegates from Model Dairy Meadow Brook Dairy plus out of town guests from Erie Phoenix Stanley Va Clymer Union City Waterford Avon Fla Jamestown and Buffalo
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Bracken
C. Mowry
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Pine Grove
Crowell
Carl Fullom
Ralph Bailey
Clair Fenno
Robert Clark Sr
Lawrence Brumagin
Lloyd Whittling
Mr. Crowell
Lawrence McCray
Harry Heckerink
Theodore Kielar
George Drob
Maurice McCune
Elmer Rust
Ray L. McSarvey
Lloyd McGarvey
Jr. K. Smith
Erie
Harry Beckerink
Clymer
Michael Crowell
San Diego
Calif) Naval Base
Howard McMullen
Louis Crowe
Don Piazza
Union City
George Whitley
Ross Whittley
Waterford
Boyd Capwell
Avon, Fla
E. F. Armitage
Jamestown
R. J. Neuffer
Buffalo
Federal unemployment benefits reform and broader wage coverage
The amendment to the Social Security Act would provide federal unemployment benefits for individuals with no state benefits after 26 weeks out of work. Officials discuss extending minimum wage coverage to about 2 million more workers and standardizing disparate state unemployment programs with the federal system.
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Johnson
Local News Briefs From Spartansburg Area Activities
Evelyn Merkle writes for Mrs. Florence Kinney for the month with a contact number and news coverage. Cub Scouts rummage sale planned at Farmer's Market Friday. donors may drop articles with Merkle Sherlock Young or McCray before Wednesday for scout summer activities. Primary election day Tuesday with more candidates. Sparta Alliance Church softball vs EUB Corry at Corry High. Cub and Boy Scouts last swim night at Titusville YMCA Tuesday. Writer and family visited Jamestown NY and Bemus Point with a Lake Chautauqua ferry ride, then home via Union City and Don’s folks. Friendly Neighbors Club met at Margaret Kolaja’s. ham dinner for four guests Esther Hopkins Penoyer Jackman Trulik. Next meeting at Iva Maker’s on May 26. Thirty-one seniors face finals Tuesday and Wednesday. rehearsals begin Thursday for Sunday baccalaureate service.
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Evelyn Merkle
Sparta Alliance Church
EUB Church of
Titusville
Jamestown
N. Y
Bemus Point
Lake Chautauqua
Union City
Don
Friendly Neighbors Club
Margaret Kolaja
Esther Hopkins
Janet Penoyer
Esther Jackman
Carolyn Trulik
Iva Maker
Indictments Handed Down Amid Corruption Probe
The commission's probe into government corruption has led to indictments of about 50 individuals and a dozen firms after turning over information to the attorney general. Graduation is set for Thursday May 27. The junior and senior banquet occurred Friday at the Titusville YMCA with a stuffed steak dinner by Mrs. Alberta Collage, then a prom to dawn party at Sparta gym.
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YMCA
Titusville
Alberta Collage
Pleasantville
Sparta
Massachusetts Turnpike inquiry pins blame on legislature
The commission blamed the legislature for fostering a climate of law and order decay in Massachusetts. It found 19 legislators received more than $100,600 in insurance and performance bond commissions under the Turnpike chairman’s control, with individual amounts from $500 to $5,000. The report, not naming lawmakers, included many reform recommendations including civil service reorganization to curb political interference.
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Gale Smith
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Mayville
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Warren
Harold Billings
Forestville
Corry Central Labor Council
American Red Cross
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Detroit
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Jack Kimmy
Helen Davidson
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Fifth Avenue
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