Corry District OKs Joint Budget Amid Cautions
Six member Corry joint district unanimous approval of the joint budget and six district budgets, with Finance Chairman Farle Bliley warning against overspending. The jointure budget is 1 471.94, up from 1 370 698. District line items show Concord Columbus Corry Wayne Spring Creek totals and tax figures for real estate, per capita, and income percentage.
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Corry
Farle Bliley
Concord
Columbus
Wayne
Spring Creek
State Eyes Route 277 Relocation Plan Favored
Henry Harral the state highway chief endorsed Cor ty plan to relocate Route 277 in conjunction with the Fourth Ward urban renewal project. He asked for surveys and a route plan from district engineer William Troxell and said he would recommend the project after preliminary work. The discussion included accident history of the road near West Church and Union streets.
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State Highway Department
Corty
Fourth Ward
Henry Harral
Highway Department
Franklin
State Highway Commission
David Johnson
Johnson
Corry
Harral
William Troxell
Troxell
Harrald
Long
West Church
Union Streets
Tragic drowning of Raymon Delgado in Miami River
In Miami Florida Raymon Delgado age 3 fell into the Miami River before his deaf mute sister Rosita 14 and his parents. The girl pulled the parents to help and explained he had slipped from a fishing boat. The father jumped in but Raymon drowned police said.
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Miami, Fla
Raymon Delgado
Miami
Rosita
Raymon
NY Nurses Back On Job
public health nurses in New York returned to work after a three day walkout ended with a 24 year city contract. More than 450 of the 482 nurses had left, delaying care for over 2,500 preschool children. The agreement provides immediate 700 yearly raise, 350 July 1, and 350 January 1967, boosting salaries to 7100 to 8900 and increasing weekly hours from 35 to 37.5.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Standard Chair Co. Closes After Long Bid to Save Firm
The 68 year old Standard Chair Co. of Union City will be auctioned June 24 after extensive public and private funding failed to save the firm. About 200 employees affected as foreclosure on the first mortgage by Union Bank of Erie proceeds. Sidney Ladin of Standard Corporation says unknown problems after 1961-63 funds from Union Bank federal agencies stockholders and residents failed to avert closure.
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Standard Chair Co
Union City
Union Bank of Erie
Sidney Ladin
Standard Corporation
New York
Standard Chair
Union Bank
Ladin
Mother Runs Over Kills Own Son in California
In LA Puente California police say a school bus driver Dorothy Ann Clairmont 42 let her son Thomas 6 off near home and drove away. She checked the rearview mirror after feeling the wheel pass over something and found the child lying in the street.
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Dorothy Ann Clairmont
Thomas
Senators push for US forces in Europe to shrink
An AP survey finds 44 senators favor withdrawing a substantial portion of the 225000 American troops in Europe. Fifteen would cut to a token one division now, while 16 decline to take a public position and 25 were not reached. McNamara urged not shirking duties but distributing burdens fairly.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Associated Press
Iron Curtain
Mike Mansfield
Western Europe
Mansfield
Tate
United States
NATO
France
Pentagon
Europe
Robert $. McNamara
New Hotel Corry Grand Opening Weekend
The New Hotel Corry completes a $60,000 renovation with a three day Grand Opening weekend from Friday May 27 to Sunday May 29. A press party tonight welcomes media and local officials including Mayor William Peifer and Anthony Licata. Open house, door prizes, hors doeuvres, live music and dancing mark the festive events.
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Corry
William Peiffer
Pee Eee
Anthony Licata
Hue U S Information Building Fire Marks Buddhist Protest
Buddhist demonstrators attack the U S Information Service building in Hue after a protest funeral march against Ky's regime. Fire spreads as 200 students loot and torch the two story site. allied casualties rise in the war overall amid near standstill ground action and B 52 bombardment.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Information Service
Hue
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
Us.l
U.S
Us.u
Shapp Praised By Humphrey Kennedy For Peace Corps Link
Vice President Humphrey and Senator Kennedy backed Milton Shapp’s claim to innovating the Peace Corps. Humphrey said he discussed the idea with Shapp years before his 1960 bill, while Kennedy noted others suggested it and that Shapp helped convey the concept to Kennedy. Republicans criticized Shapp for tying himself to the idea's origin.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Peace Corps
Humphrey
Shapp
Lony
Sen. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
The
Hugh Scott
Milt Shapp
John F
John
Kennedy
House Urged to Reverse Vote on Minimum Wage Change
Sponsors press House to undo a vote removing 1.6 million small firm employees from coverage. The measure would raise the wage from 1.25 to 1.40 next February and to 1.60 in 1968, with a prior rollback affecting 995,000 small retailers and services. The House previously approved the rollback 120 to 108.
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Washington
House
John H. Dent
D-Pa
Dent
John B. Anderson
R-Il
Anderson
Squelch Blaze From EL Diesel Unit
The Elgin-Beaverdam volunteer Hose Company fought its first grass fire of the year near Lovells Station believed sparked by an Erie Lackawanna Railroad diesel engine. At 6 pm it spread toward woods as wind drove flames. Two tankers and 42 men battled with Indian tanks, finally extinguishing the blaze in about an hour. A pile of railroad ties also burned and were tossed into a swamp to finish dousing.
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Elgin-Beaverdam
Erie-Lackawanna
Joseph Wetmore
Lovells Station
Wetmore
Turncoat Coming Home From China
Hong Kong reports Clarence Adams, a Korean War turncoat from Memphis, arrives with his Chinese wife and two children after crossing the Lowu border. U.S. consulate official Nicholas Platt accompanied them to an undisclosed hotel as the only two of 21 ex prisoners of war remaining in Communist China. The date cited by China earlier caused confusion.
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Hong Kong
Clarence Adams
China
Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Lowu
Louis
Della
Nicholas Platt
U.S
Hong Kong Red Cross
Howard Adams
Clarence
Corsicana
Tex
James Veneris
Hawthorne
Calif
Soybean Slip Sparks Investigation Into Plans
An Agriculture Department probe analyzes a premature release of President Johnson's soybean acreage plan. An Office of Inspector General investigator questioned reporters after a story leaked ahead of the official 12 noon release, amid broader concerns of the plan's handling.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Department
Office of Inspector General
Billie Sol Estes
Congress
Fond For Peace
rAvepokeentaic
Ye Ines
Riculture
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