Red Cross To Take Part In Northwestern Workshop
The Corry chapter of the American Red Cross will join the Northwestern Pennsylvania Disaster Workshop at Edinboro State College on November 11. Albert Cole Disaster chairman says the full day will host over 100 representatives from various groups and area schools for Mass Care Operations. Four workshops cover Feeding Family Service Clothing and Registration information Lodging and Medical Aid Administration and Recreation. Delegates from Corry Erie Girard Meadville Warren Titusville and Jamestown New York will attend along with National Red Cross staff.
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New York
Rayburn Weighs 130 as Cancer
Texas Democrat and House Speaker Sam Rayburn, age 79, is gravely ill with incurable cancer and has dropped from 170 to 130 pounds. Doctor Joe Risser said a blood transfusion was given after a declining blood count.
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Bonham
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Self-inflicted gunfire mars Greene County man
Waynesburg Pa. A 15 year old man in Greene County Memorial Hospital today after accidentally shooting himself while burning near here. State Police ward Umberto Servetini shot himself in the forehead yesterday. He was listed in fale cortethon.
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Greene County Memorial Hospital
Umberto Servetini
Fale
Soaping Raid Hits CAHS Windows Amid Bonfire Night
Corry Avenue High School faced a large window soaping incident with about 300 windows smeared and notes left on walls. Students and teachers cleaned the mess by 3 am with 12 volunteers led by Max Bennink and the Student Council, while officials suspect out of school youths rather than in attendance.
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Corry Avea High School
Cornell
Libraries Spotlighted in Warren County Film Project
A 14 minute sound movie blending scenes from Columbus Bear Lake and Warren County libraries explores library services. Produced as a public relations piece by Warren Library Association and Penn State University library, the film aims to boost interest in bookmobile access. Georgia Coyle directs at Warren Public Library.
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Columbus
Bear Lake
Warren County
Dutton Library
Georgia Coyle
Warren Public Library
Holland-Wegman Productions
Warren Library Association
Library of the
Pennsylvania State University
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Soviet delegate rejects new UN moratorium on nuclear tests
The Soviet Union in the General Assembly denounced a proposed UN moratorium on nuclear bomb testing as unfeasible in practice and fundamentally incorrect as a path to ending tests. Soviet Delegate Semyon Tearapkin condemned Western powers for trying to drag the world into nuclear war.
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Minim
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United States
Women Stage Demonstrations To Save Peace
Thousands of American women held marches and rallies nationwide under a strike for peace. They delivered petitions to the White House and Soviet Embassy, while events in New York Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago and Winnetka featured signs, pamphlets, and posters calling to end nuclear tests and arms race.
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New York
Soviet Union
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Carroll Baker
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Buble Square
Chicago
Winnetka
Wrong Diagnosis Led to Hepatitis Death Case Testimony
Philadelphia chief pathologist testified he deliberately listed the wrong diagnosis in an autopsy report to favor the New Jersey Health Department and due to personal prejudice against osteopath Dr. Albert L. Weiner. Weiner, 43, faces manslaughter charges over alleged serum hepatitis deaths tied to unsterile needles used on patients.
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Albert L. Weiner
Joseph E. Campbell
New Jersey Department of Health
Weiner
Erlton
United Fund drive ends short of goal by $57 142 in 1962
The final Fiat Final report from the 1962 United Fund drive shows pledges of 887 142, 82 percent of the 869 900 goal. Chairmen cite wage earners and retailers as factors, while Jamestown Corp boosts totals with late donations and Rogers Structural Steel achieves full participation.
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Corry
Jamestown Corp
John Wilson
Corey Jamestown
Sun
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Eagle Street
Industris
Death Toll Climbs After Hattie Strikes Belize and Honduras
Rescue teams count hundreds dead as Hurricane Hattie devastates Belize and nearby towns in British Honduras. Solidarized figures put Belize City and Stancreek among the hardest hit with dozens of fatalities, while thousands are left homeless as the storm thrashed the coast with 20 mile per hour winds and rising tides.
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British Honduras
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Stancreek
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Coulker Cay
Peten
Honduras
Harry and Bess Truman Honored at White House Visit
President Kennedy hosted former President Harry S. Truman and his wife Bess at the White House for a nostalgic evening. Truman, 77, entertained guests at the piano playing Paderewski in G minor. The gathering included Dean Acheson and Harry Vaughan, with ex aides and officials joining the Kennedys in a relaxed reception.
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Harry Vaughan
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Area Hunter Found Dead In Mill Village Search
Steve Almaxon 64 from Waterford was found dead of an apparent heart attack in a wooded area a mile from Mill Village after a four hour search by volunteers and Corry State Police. Deputy coroner Mark Glenn identified the body and said there will be no autopsy.
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Steve Almaxon
Mill Village
Corry
Mul ‘Village
Mark Glenn
Erie County
Glenn
Alimazon
Musser Priert
Uvon City
Recife Airliner Crash Death Toll Revised
An airline authority revised the death count in a Recife crash. The four engine airliner from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro collided with hills, killing 88 aboard after a prior report of 48 dead and 84 aboard.
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Recife Revixil
Braysllal
Authoritier
Lisbon
Rio de Janeiro
Thieves Strip Car At Savannah Fair
John Williams left his vehicle at the Savannah fair and returned to find two wheels and multiple major components missing. The car’s carburetor battery generator radiator manifold and transmission had been taken after a two hour stay on the midway.
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Savannah
John Williams
Tres
Blood donations urged as 45th Corry visit nears
Local blood program chairman Jamey St George stressed the need for donors as the American Red Cross Regional Blood Program makes its 45th visit to Corry. The latest drive seeks to meet a 125 pint quota after past visits fell short, with free blood for Corry residents and charges for administration.
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Jamey St George
Amercan Red Cross
Corry
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Corry Memorial Hospital
George Urges
Veterans of Pars
Eign Wars Post
West Washington Street
St. Geors Tatel
Kennedy Campaign Swing Pushes Democratic Candidates
President Kennedy tours the tri state area to stump for Democrats and to press for restraint in war fears. In New York he is to confer with U N ambassador Stevenson and Arthur Dean while evaluating arms policy. He is also scheduled to back Richard Hughes in New Jersey governor race, signaling party momentum from polls.
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Geneva
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CAIDC Funds Aid for New Erie Die Shop Setup
The Corry ALeA TNGreaycom 2 velopment Corp funded by CAIDC approved a $1,500 credit to First Mig Co of Erie to cover wiring for a mold and die shop off Route 6 West. Owner Robert Flest will supply a chattel mortgage, loan over two years at 4 percent, with plans to invest $30,000 in equipment. The plant aims to open within two weeks, with up to several workers initially.
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Fist Mig. Co
Erie
CATDC
Robert Flest
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