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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1966

Page

6

Educational Television Northwest Pennsylvania elects Kolpien president

Maurice Kolpien, assistant supervisor of Erie County public schools, was elected president of Educational Television of Northwest Pennsylvania, Inc. at Erie incorporators meeting. He succeeds John W. English who resigned and projects a June 1 1967 startup for the ultra high frequency educational TV station.

Maurice Kolpien Erie County Public Schools Educational Television of Northwest Pennsylvania, Inc Erie John W. English English

UNICEF Halloween drive raises funds across city

Youngsters collected pennies for UNICEF while enjoying games and refreshments at multiple party centers including Concord School. Civil Defense police ensured safety as $332.16 was reported in incomplete UNICEF totals, with full figures due later. expenses pending.

Halloween Unicef Concord School Civil Defense Police Manley Robbins Embert Earle Spring Creek Columbus Conelway Earle

Safeway to end trading stamps in Montana

Safeway Stores Inc. announced yesterday it will discontinue trading stamps in Montana by year end. The move follows nationwide housewife boycotts aimed at lowering prices, though a company official said the boycott did not influence the decision. One Safeway in Butte faced picketing by local housewives as other stores weighed whether to continue stamps.

Safeway Butte, Mont Safeway Stores Inc Montana Butte

Boeing Wins 235 Million Missile Contract Award

The government awarded Boeing Co. a 235.8 million development and production contract for an air to ground guided missile to be deployed within 50 miles of enemy defenses. The deal includes 93.5 million for production and 142.3 million for development.

Washington Skybolt Defense Roberts McNamara Boeing Co Seattle Wash

Father figures shape boy’s family bonds study says

In a high court filing the Bannister grandparents argue the biological father is unnecessary for conception while the psychological father is key. They claim Mark views his grandfather as a father and grandmother as a mother, shaping his sense of family around the Bannisters and portraying a positive attitude toward family structures.

High Court Mark

250 000 GIs Do To College With Aid Under New Bill

Washington AP nearly 250000 Cold War veterans have enrolled in colleges this fall under the new GI Bill officials said. The measure provides educational housing and other benefits for veterans with over 180 days service since Jan 31 1955. VA reports October benefits totaling 211000 mailed with 35000 more files in process. expected total about 240000 this school year. Unmarried students receive 100 monthly, married without children 125, and dependents 150. Benefits cap at 3600 for unmarried and 5400 for married veterans. Partial timers get reduced payments.

Washington America Johnson Congress Veterans Administration Viet Nam

Vaccine Could End Common Red Measles in 1967

Washington reports that effective vaccine use this winter and spring could wipe out common red measles in the United States by 1967. Surgeon General Dr. William H. Stewart said about 15 million children have been vaccinated since the rubella vaccine was licensed 34 years ago, with several million still susceptible this coming season.

Washington United States William H. Stewart U.S. Public Health Service

Aluminum Co Head Wills 1 722 000 In Pittsburgh Will

Roy A Hunt former Aluminum Company of America president dies at 85 after a street collapse in Pittsburgh. His will leaves 1 722 000 in bequests and the residuary estate to a foundation named for him with three sons as trustees. A 750 000 endowment is directed to Carnegie Institute of Technology for a chair. In Cleveland, thieves steal six cases of scotch from a state store while cheaper liquor sits outside.

Pittsburgh Roy A. Hunt The Aluminum Co. of America Hunt Carnegie Institute of Technology

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