Corry Counts Parking Violations and Weather Outlook
Franklin Chief of Police Ray mond J. Brown reports April collections of 4088 from meter violations 347 from parking violations 107 and police court fines and forfeits 201. Local weather expects mostly cloudy skies with some sun regions and a November tendency toward colder than average by the National Weather Service. Corry high yesterday 58 low 43. Economic Discussion Groups meet at the Hotel Corry sponsored by the Corry Chamber of Commerce. Clark B Lord of East Pleasant street admitted to Hamot Hospital for Friday surgery. Meantime election turnout in Corry’s districts favored Republicans over Democrats. Meadville seniors met United Fund goal with 260.26 raised. State Police report gasoline theft from Spartansburg area. Fifty six recruits begin six month trooper training. Linesville death of school district official. City police report a stolen hubcap from a truck.
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Voters Reject Area School Merger Vote
Voters in Linesville Meadeville Summit School District rejected a merger referendum by 2 to 1. About 1,434 of 1,979 registered voters participated, with final totals showing the measure failing despite a strong campaign.
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UN Veto Battle Over North Korean Participation
The UN Assembly faces a quick vote on inviting North Korea to join its annual debate on Korea. The Soviet Union pushes for both Koreas to participate, while the United States and 11 other democracies urge excluding the North puppet regime. The issue mirrors a long standing split on Korea unification and has seen prior resolutions stall.
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Saylor Seeks Fifth Term in Three-County Pa District
Jonestown Pennsylvania Congressman John P. Saylor and Republican Wes are running for a fifth term amid a Democratic registration majority in the three-county 22nd District. Pluralities and district dynamics drive the race.
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Dems Sweep But Fail In Arizona Broad Senate Wins Noted
Results show Democrats achieving sweeping victories in several states, with Kennedy Symington Williams Hartke Cannon Byrd Randolph winning seats. Notable exceptions include losses for McFarland Leader and Keating, while McFarland and Leader lose in Arizona and Pennsylvania respectively amid a mixed national outcome.
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Goldwater To Continue First Term? A tricky reconstructed headline
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater won re election in Phoenix and vows to fight those who seek concentrated power in government and unions. He led a margin that surprised many and spoke against corruption within unions and business interests amid a highly charged political climate.
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Took Campaign To People Says Scott On Winning Senate
Philadelphia congressman Hugh Scott declared victory to become U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania. He said he had wanted the post since age seven and credited his staff and supporters across the Commonwealth. Scott reflected on a long political career including GOP roles and his eight terms in Congress.
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Labor unions cheer on set for right to work repeal in Congress
Unions hail election returns as paving the way for a Congress likely to overturn state right to work laws. They cite the defeat of five of six referenda and call for repeal of Taft-Hartley Section 14B, though success hinges on larger Democratic majorities and political hurdles.
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Scott Wins Senate Seat as Toll Takes House Majority
Growing staff and supporters roared as returns showed him with a growing majority over Leader. Despite a Republican victory, Scott will be represented in Congress by Democrat Herman Toll, a former General Assembly member, who won the seat Scott gave up to run for Senate. Scott had long been the lone Republican in Philadelphia’s delegation.
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