Worry Arew School Bond Sale Cuts Taxpayer Cost
The Worry Arew School Build ing Authority sold 570000 in bonds to Singer Deane and Scribner of Pittsburgh for a 21 year financing plan at 39 per year, saving taxpayers 72000 over 21 years versus a 24 year plan. Net payments by districts total 816 this year despite state reimbursements.
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Pittsburgh
Singer, Deane and Scribner
Corry Area
Corry Area Joint Committee
Jointure
Corry
Columbus
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Wayne
Township
Concord
Elgin
Wayne Township
Senate leaders forecast cloture votes to push civil rights bill
Senate Democratic and Republican leaders say enough votes exist to end the Southern filibuster and pass the civil rights bill next month. Humphrey and Dirksen predict a June cloture petition will narrow debate as pressure grows from Dixie forces and the gaz rule tensions. The schedule shifts away from early sessions and backlogged bills to focus on the civil rights package.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Appropriations Committee
Humphrey
Minnesotan
Dirksen
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Dixie Forces
Washington Senate
Ticket Manager Indicted Overcharges at Shubert Theaters
Murray Helwitz, 47, central ticket office manager for the Shubert theaters on Broadway, was indicted for taking 72 256 dollars in private unlawful surcharges from nine licensed brokers last year. Assistant District Attorney Frank S Hogan said brokers cooperated. 90 to 100 brokers operate in the city. The charges allege weekly surcharges of 25 to 50 cents per ticket with potential penalties up to Cain fall and a 500 dollar fine.
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New York
Shubert
Broadway
Frank S. Hogan
Murray Helwitz
Great Neck
Central Ticket Office
Cain
Logan
Open Bids June 15 for Lawrence Airport North South Runway
City to open bids June 15 for paving a 2400 foot by 50 foot North South runway at Lawrence Airport with 600 feet graded for expansion. Project cost about 69000 dollars. total program near 92000. funding split federal and state with city share around 18000. Airport closure during construction. East West runway to close. sod North South used as landing strip.
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Lawrence Airport
David Johnson
Yost Associates Engineers
DuBois
Main Street
Center Street
Ex-NG Leader Evans Dies at 66 in Cranton
Brig. Gen. Fred R. Evans retired former commander of the 109th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania National Guard died yesterday at age 66. Evans led the 109th for eight years after succeeding Brig. Gen. T. Linus Hoban on Sept. 1, 1948.
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Fred R. Evans
109Th Infantry Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Evans
109Th
T. Linus Hoban
Corry Authority Awards Additions Bid On Bond Question
The Corry Area School Building Authority selected McNerney Electric of Erie for electrical work on a high school addition at 45 021 dollars, but the bid lacked a bid bond. Northwest Electric of Erie protested, claiming the bond was required by specifications. McNerney supplied the bond within three hours, and authority officials moved to finalize the award.
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Corry Area
Corry
McNerney
Northwest Electric
Corry Area High School
McNerney’s
Frank McKnight
Robert Hazlitt
Pittsburgh
William H. Eckert
Erie
McKnight
May File Charges Against Boy 14 In Unnatural Acts
Police investigate an alleged case of a 14 year old boy forcing unnatural acts on a younger local boy Near the Corry Water Co office on West Pleasant street. A doctor confirms injuries and a second 14 year old may have faced a similar incident.
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Corry Water Co
West Pleasant Street
Scranton Briefed on World Affairs Then Urges Appalachia Aid
Gov. Scranton receives a secret world affairs briefing from the Johnson administration, plans a luncheon with GOP chair Miller, and meets Pennsylvania lawmakers as he presses Congress to assist poverty areas in Appalachia. He is not a candidate for the Republican nomination.
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William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Congress
Appalachia
William E. Miller
Scranton
Miller
House Public Works Committee
Johnson
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
Maryland
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold Stassen
School administrator resigns to lead Mansfield area schools
Smethport Pa William Igoe assistant superintendent of McKean County schools resigns effective July 1 to become supervising principal of the Mansfield Area Joint Schools.
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Smethport
William Igoe
McKean County
Mansfield Area Joint Schools
Recount Ordered In Philadelphia Vote Contest
Philadelphia voting machines reopened for a full recount of the Democratic US Senate nominee contest between Maurice Osser and Genevieve Blatt. The recount begins at 1 p.m. and spans three days with 3,300 machines in city. Blatt gains 172 votes after tally adjustments and disputed absentee ballots.
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Philadelphia
Seater
Conte
Maurice Osser
Election Bureau
Osser
Michael A. Mus- Manno
State Supreme Court
State Secretary of Internal Affairs
Genevieve Blatt
Ogser
Miss Blatt
Musmanna
Musmanno
Blatt-Musmanno
Board of Elections
Iecines Nanitching
Harrisburg
Union City Bank Employee Indicted in $4040 Theft
Genevieve Church, a 24 year old woman from Wan City, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh for embezzling $4040 from the National Bank of Union City. She is held for court trial in the defalcation. She was among 98 individuals with true bills returned.
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Pittsburgh
National Bank of
Union City
Genevieve Church
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee Forms to Aid Civil Rights Demonstrators
Seven major civil rights groups announced the Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee to defend civil rights demonstrators in the South. A spokesman said volunteers will spend at least two weeks each in Mississippi Alabama Georgia Louisiana and Florida serving without pay.
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New York
South
Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee
Mississippi
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Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
Union City Police Chief Suspended For Week
Union City Council suspended Police Chief Paul Belign for one week after a father's complaint over school recess questioning of two sons in an ongoing case. The father claimed tactics caused ridicule and unfair handling. the council sided with him and ordered the weekly suspension.
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Union City
Borosigh Council
Dave Ottaway
Paul Belign
Pitaway
Glty Council
Ottaway
U.S. Pledged To Defend Asia, Stevenson Says
United States Ambassador Adlai Stevenson declared at the United Nations that the U.S. will defend southeast Asia against Communist attacks as long as the area’s peoples seek to preserve independence. He warned the Indochinese Communist leadership aims to dominate Indochina and urged all aggressors learn that armed aggression fails.
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U.S
Adlai B. Stevenson
United States
Southeast Asia
Communist Party
Viet Nam
Indochina
Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Southeast “Asia
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June 13 CHS Alumni Dinner and Dance Planned
Corry High School alumni to hold 11th annual banquet and dance June 9 at the high school gym with 6 p m assembly and 6 30 p m turkey dinner. Awards include the Virgil C Curtis memorial scholarship fund now over 10 500 dollars and a 400 dollar Curtis award.
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Corry High School
East Main Street
Alfred Morrison
Corry Area
Merritt Hunt
Virgil C. Curtis
Mena
Association
Hasird
Curtis
A. D. Colegrove
Sundy
Grice Jewelers
Davis Insurance
Sneeze pulls pin into lung of area woman
Bernice Brenner a 22 year old Spar tansburg teacher holding a common pin in her mouth sneezed when a roommate spilled detergent powder drawing the pin into a lung. Doctors at Meadville General Hospital and St Luke s Hospital Cleveland will attempt bronchoscopic removal and possible surgery.
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Spartansburg
Bernice Brenner
Alvin Brenner
St. Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Miss Brenner
Cochranton
Meadville General Hospital
St. Luke's
Car Swerved To Avoid Child Killing Man In Collision
Washington Pa. An auto passenger died in a head on crash near Washington as a car swerved to miss a girl. Joseph Sentipal 59 of Burgettstown died at Canonsburg General Hospital. He rode in a car driven by his son Joseph Jr. 26 of Slovak. another driver Donald L. Bailey 24 of Hickory was hurt.
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Washington, Pa
Here
Joseph Sentipal
Burgettstown
Canonsburg General Hospital
Avear
Joseph Jr
Slovan
Donald L. Bailey
Hickory
Circus Parade Maps Route Through City Before Show
The Al G Kelly and Miller Brothers Circus will parade through the city Saturday at 10 p.m. with a noon and 8 p.m. show under the big top. The Corry Rotary Club sponsors the event, featuring elephants lions tigers and other displays as it travels from Bond Street to Center Street and Loveland Field.
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al G. Kelly and
Miller Brothers
America
Corry
North Center
West Washington Street
First Avenue
West South Street
South Center Street
Bond Street
Wright School
Loveland Field
Bette Davis Sued by Paramount Over Added Scene
Paramount Pictures sues Bette Davis for 7000 damages alleging she refused to report for an added scene in Where Love Has Gone. The complaint seeks restraining order against further artistic work.
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Bette Davis
Hollywood
Paramount Pictures Corp
Nas
Miss Davis
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