Corry CAIDC Pushes New Industry and Jobs Kickoff
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corp plans a kickoff dinner next Tuesday to launch a $125,000 fundraising appeal aimed at attracting new industry and jobs for Corry. Indifference risks delaying a plastics plant expansion and a PAIDA funded project that could create hundreds of local positions.
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Sliptad
Corry
CAIDC
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Harrisburg Speaker to Kickoff Corry Development Dinner
Harrisburg deputy commerce director Eric Jones will speak at the Corry Area Industrial Development Fund kickoff dinner next Tuesday May Bist. Francis Hall of Oi City Chamber of Commerce also attends. The event at VFW Hall starts 6 45 p m with free dinner. reservations required by tomorrow afternoon.
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Harrisburg
CAIDC
Eric Jones
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Corry Area Industrial Development Fund
Jones
Corry
Francis Hall
Oi City Chamber of Commerce
Corry Area
Robert Bracken
U S Bushes Aid To Okinawa After Tidal Waves
Relief efforts rushed U S military boats and helicopters to 4000 residents stranded on Yagaji Island off Okinawa after tidal waves triggered by a Chilean earthquake. A bridge was washed away isolating residents without food or water as Japanese police report 99 dead 46 missing 856 injured 161 147 homeless and property damage around 60 million dollars.
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Yagaji Island
Okinawa
Far East
Yagaji
Anary Island
Philippine News Service
Philippine
Savage Files
Hospital to Crack Down on Bills
Corry Memorial Hospital board authorized legal action to collect delinquent accounts as part of a program to clean up hospital bills. The annual meeting of the Corry Memorial Hospital Association is scheduled for Wednesday, June 22 at 8 p.m. A three member proxy committee was named, and Hauserman King and Crawford of Erie were appointed to audit the fiscal year ending May 31. Hospital administrator Edgar Alexander was approved to attend the Northwestern Hospital Association Institute in Erie on June 10 and 11. Committees reported on upcoming programs, and a portable charcoal unit was approved for purchase.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Directors
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Mervyn M. Nast
Elwat Fuller
F. A. Slattery
Hauserman, King and Crawford
Erle
Edgar Alexander
Northwestern Hospital Association Institute
Eris Oh
Rockefeller offers self as reserve GOP presidential candidate
Albany NY AP Gov Nelson Rockefeller said he would accept a draft to run as the GOP nominee if Nixon falters but offered no plan to campaign. He argued Nixon’s nomination appears assured and outlined a strategy centered on possibly shifting the party from Nixon before the July 25 Chicago convention.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nicxon
Nixon
Eisenhower
New York
Arkansas
New Jersey
Chicago
Republican
CAIDC backs furniture plant plans in Corry area
CAIDC yesterday gave unanimous endorsement to a proposed debenture bond sale by Ecclesiastical Church Furniture Co to fund growth. The firm, now employing four, has nearly doubled its workforce in a year after moving to the former Howard tannery building on Past Main Street extension. Plant officials reported a three month backlog of church furniture orders and noted recent accreditation by leading church architects aiding new business. The company has just bid to furnish furniture for a church in Bawail.
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CATDC
Rotthoff
Bawail
Sooner the Better: 102 to Become U S Citizens in Portland
In U S District Court in Portland a docket lists 102 applicants, including Sotir Stojanovich from Yugoslavia who announced a name change to Sam Johnson, scheduled to proceed today for naturalization proceedings.
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Portland
Ore — Amon
U. S
U.S
Sotir Stojanovich
Yugoslavia
Sam Johnson
UCAHS Teachers Slated For Pay Hikes This Year
Fifty-one Union City Area School District teachers will receive a state mandated raise of 200 dollars plus 100 for supplementary contracts starting in September. Fourteen teachers will get 200 dollars only. The district will follow a salary schedule granting 50 more for eight college credits and 80 for six credits toward a masters. A 100 adjustment tied to the schedule is deferred due to funds, with renewal hoped next year.
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We Union City Area
Leroy Brest
Union City ‘Avon High School
Board of Education
Brest
Area Man 21 Shot by Accident Near Lowville
Richard A. Bessetti, 21, is hospitalized at Corry Memorial after a self inflicted gunshot wound to the right thigh while walking with his wife north of Lowville. He says he tripped over a rug, dropped the revolver, and it discharged as he attempted to steady himself. He and Phyllis Bessetti drove to a local hospital for emergency surgery and admission as a patient.
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Watlabure van Nurowly
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard A. Bessetti
Corry
Pat Hoe
Besettr
Phyllis
Lowville
Bessetl
Bessell
UN rebukes Soviet bid on US spy flights
The United Nations Security Council is poised to reject a Soviet resolution condemning U S spy flights over Soviet territory after a clash between Andrei Gromyko and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. Only Poland and the USSR favored the measure while Ceylon abstained or opposed.
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N.Y
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Andrei Gromy
Henry
Lodge
Poland
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Tunisia
Gromyko
Kremlin
Eisenhower
U.N
United States
Claude Corea
Arrest Pair In Hired Death Plot
A young husband admitted hiring a youth to kill his estranged wife over child support. Collins J. Williams, 41, allegedly hired Larry B. Butler, 18, for 400 to kill Linda Williams, mother of Williams's son. Butler and an underage runaway girl were arrested. a journal describing the plot was found in Butler's motel room.
Soviet Wanger Gromyko reacts to Eisenhower speech at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said Eisenhower's speech on the summit collapse worsens the situation as he arrived to deliver a major address before the U N Security Council on the spy plans case.
Eisenhower backs full cooperation with congressional inquiries
President Eisenhower expressed full approval of congressional investigations into the Paris summit collapse. He met with Democratic and Republican leaders at the White House breakfast to discuss the inquiry plans, with Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson and Sen. Everett Dirksen confirming bipartisan support and a goal of American solidarity. The briefing outlined the Senate Foreign Relations Committee inquiry set to begin Friday, with a list of lawmakers invited to participate.
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Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
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Paris
Johnson
Congressional Inquiry Committees
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GOP
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J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Dirksen
Fulbright
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Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Richard B. Russell
Leverett Saltenstall
R-Mass
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Thomas H. Kuchel
Mike Mansfield
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
John McGormack
D-Mass
Charles A. Halleck iRnd
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
John Taber
R-Ny
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Leslie C. Arends
RAM
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpai
Robert B. Chiperfield
Rtu
John W. Byrnes
Charles B. Hoeven
Navy Board Probes Virginia Harbor Collision
The Navy Board of Inquiry opened to examine the collision between the aircraft carrier Saratoga and the West German ore ship Bernd Leonhardt off the Virginia coast in clear weather. No injuries or fatalities were reported among the 35 merchant crew, 2400 sailors and 160 officers aboard the Saratoga. both ships suffered extensive left-side damage. The carrier was expected to go to Norfolk for repairs, with surveys estimating two weeks of work.
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Yoriay
No Respite Seen In Ravaged Chile
Rioting aftershocks and continuing quakes plague southern Chile. Official toll climbs with 1,706 dead, 1123 missing and 300 million dollars in damage as rescue efforts struggle through smoke ash and ash clouds from volcanoes. U S relief teams join effort amid ongoing upheavals and tidal waves along the southern coast.
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Chile
U.S. Air Force
Lad
Interior Ministry
Eisenhower Urges Trade With Soviets After Summit Fizzle
President Eisenhower urged business like dealings with the Soviet Union in a radio television address from the White House. He called for renewed East West peace talks and said the United States would continue Geneva disarmament discussions while pursuing intelligence on Soviet military developments by all practical means. He proposed an Open Skies plan to the U N and said the U S would provide part of the aircraft and equipment, including the U2 jets. The speech was broadcast globally in 22 languages via Voice of America with translations to the Soviet Union.
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United States
Soviet Union
Eisenower
Eisenhower
White House
Voice of America
Geneva
Fisenhower
United Nations
U.N
James C. Hagerty
Ant
North Island Naval Station
San Diego
Calif
Youthful Driver Figures In Second Traffic Incident
Corry police report a day-old traffic collision involving Charles Gates a 24 year old resident and Richard Reed 17 of Lake Street Gates said both cars swerved and Reed’s car hit the curb Reed was cited for reckless driving on May 19 Chief Harley Drake said Gates chased the Reed car but it pulled away and Reed offered a name later The Sunday incident followed a left turn into Mead Avenue near Bowens bridge French Creek with Reed refusing to stop and Gates retaining the license number
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Charles Gates
R. D
Washington Street
Richard Reed
Lake Street
Gates
Mead Avenue
Bowens Bridge
French Creek
Reed
Harley Drake
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