Corry City to Open Bids on Materials and Water Works
City plans action on bids for materials and water works as of June 1 with proposed tonnage and percentages. Officials will check bid details, require gravel and sand deliveries, and review bids opened at two sites for a municipal project stated in notices dated June 5, 1961.
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Centennial plans spark Corry civic turnout and pranks
Bill Armitage of John B. Rogers Producing Co notes Corrys centennial effort has attracted 150 attendees at YMCA meeting to organize events from July 8 to centennial week. Local activities include a June 10 parade and funeral for Mr Ray Zor, with a City Park razor burial and a Kangaroo Court stunt outside Corry Jamestown offices.
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Corry Area Eyes Union District Over Jointure Waste
Dr. William E. Rodemeyer argues that Cory area school districts should form a single union district to improve economy and efficiency. The Corry Area Joint School Committee weighs replacing the six-board jointure with a seven-member union board.
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April Living Costs Steady As Inflation Fears Ease
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports in April prices unchanged for the second month, with increases in used cars health insurance and other items offset by declines in groceries clothing mortgages and new cars. The CPI sits at a record high about 12.79 and is 1 percent above April last year. Robert J Myers notes the yearly rise is the narrowest in nearly two years.
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Johnson Reports Asia Struggle Requires Aid And Reform
Vice President Johnson told the Kennedy Cabinet that embattled Asian countries can win their fights against communism with U S advice aid and social reforms. He cited no call for troops and urged shirt sleeve diplomacy and stepped up aid. He may attend a future summit between Kennedy and Asian leaders.
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Jewell Sentenced 1 to 2 Years for Car Stripping
Erie County court sentenced Lawrence Melvin Jewell, 25, Corry, to one to two years in Western Penitentiary plus costs for stripping an auto. Jewell, found guilty May 1, took a local garage car to Mayville and stripped it in a junk yard.
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Mayville
Fatal Bananas Truck Crash Involving Driver Held on Slaughter Charge
Seph Schulte aged 29 from Wat fatally injured when a truck loaded with bananas crashed into a car. Police say the car driver, Herman Boroski 38 from Ashley, is held on involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Kennedy Seeks 7 to 9 Billion for Moon Goal and Global Aid
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve 7 to 9 billion dollars for a five year push including space exploration to land a man on the moon. He called for a broad military, foreign aid, and unemployment programs, stressing a united national effort and future costly needs. The nationally televised address framed space and security as linked to freedom and global contest with the Soviet Union.
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Negroes Step Up Battle Against Bus Segregation
In the Deep South, leaders vow to intensify efforts to end bus segregation despite arrests. Freedom Riders face jail in Jackson Mississippi after clashes with police and National Guardsmen. Martin Luther King Jr. says students will press on as reinforcements head to Montgomery.
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Dilly Granam Reported Recovering From Throat Infection
Dilly Granam is reported to be recovering well from a throat infection and appears likely to operate on schedule in Manchester on Monday.
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VFEW Budd y Poppy Sale Slated by City VFW
Mayor Kinley proclaims Buddy Poppy Days with the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary selling on city streets to raise relief funds for veterans and their families. Proceeds aid disabled and widowed veterans and orphans as citizens are urged to donate generously. In Chicago the National Safety Council warns up to 109 deaths may occur in traffic over the holiday period, stressing caution.
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Legislators Blast Papers Over Editorials in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg a heated House session raged over press criticism of the legislature. Lawmakers attacked editorials and debated excluding reporters from facilities. The dispute centered on a $3 000 expense allowance and editors accused of bias against lawmakers.
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