Corry School Board Hears Must Build Plan
Corry Area School officials urged rapid expansion with five year needs. Supt Rode meyer projected Corry Area High School will serve 1,494 students by 1989 06 in a building sized for 1,200. Current grades seven through twelve total 1,181 with seniors forecast to rise sharply. The district will need substantial new space, with senior class growth a major factor and space additions amounting to about half the current high school size. Enrollment figures show sharp increases across district schools.
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Corry Avea
Conelwiy
Cory
William Rodemeyer
Corry Area High School
Corvy Area
Lieve
Ea Haroll High School
Bat
Cowimbus
Jordan King Hussein Returns Safely From Syria Flight
King Hussein of Jordan returns to Amman after claiming an attempted kill or capture by two MIG fighters from Syria during a flight over Syria. US officials in Cairo dispute the charge citing lack of proper air clearance. Jordan declares a national holiday as crowds celebrate and Hussein portrays the incident as a violation of international law and a threat to Jordanian prestige.
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Amman
Jordan
United Nations
Hussein
Syria
United Arab Republic
USAR
Cairo
Ietar
Nasser
Damascus
Hus
Trucker burned in homemade fire bomb attack near Atlanta
Edwin Linwood Gossett of Hampton was severely burned when a fire bomb was hurled into his cab just after leaving a strike bound Atlantic Steel plant. A passenger escaped injury as a bystander helped him safety. Police say the blast appeared to come from behind nearby storefronts. Gossett was hospitalized and later taken home. The strike involved about 1,400 workers and was linked to jealousy and seniority disputes within the Unified Steel Workers of America.
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Atlanta
Edwin Linwood Gossett
Trampton
Bubck
R. EL. Rhodes
Atlantic Steel Co
Gossett
Southern Bates Equipment Corp
Hampton
Howard B. Johnson
Unified Steel Workers of America
Clyde E. Dye
Red Chief Threatens Berlin Crisis Spurs World War Risk
AP analysis warns Khrushchev may scrap four power Berlin rights risking a crisis. If Moscow and East Berlin block transport between West Germany and West Berlin, Western powers vow full backing of a strong West Germany in countermeasures. The Polish Russian friendship rally in Moscow frames the warning.
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Red Chief
Khrushchev
Berlin
Thomas
Whitney AP
Nikita Khrushchev
West
West Berlin
West Germany
United States
France
Britain
Germany
Moscow
Berin
Bridges Proposes Expanding GOP Leadership Posts
Washington AP A counter proposal by Sen. Bridges NH aims to calm GOP tensions over new members. He would expand leadership posts to three and include a liberal, seeking top committee assignments for newcomers and holdovers alike. Bridge plans discuss with Eisenhower and Nixon next month.
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Washington
Siglés Bridges
R-Nh
Toway
Bridges
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Demveritis
Tize
Sena
Kerneth B. Beatin
New York
Hugh Scott
Bes
Senate
Girl, 13, Loses Fight For Air
Thirteen year old Laguetta Foster from yUUMUSTOWN died after a long struggle to breathe. She relied on a constant supply of oxygen due to chronic bronchial asthma. In 1955 more than $10,000 was raised to build a special room and fund a three year oxygen supply for her, one of 19 children in the Foster family.
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Yuumustown
Union Abi
Laguetta Foster
South Site Hospital
Maxwell Foster
Local auto crash causes $600 in damages on West Smith Street
A no car smashup on West Smith Street at 10 40 last night caused about 600 in damage. Mrs Nell N Pease of Union City reportedly backed into a parked car owned by Richard Magee causing damages of 300 to each vehicle. No injuries were reported.
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West Smith Street
Po City
Pynell N Pease
Union City
Richad Magee
West Smith Steel
Peace
Magee
Congress May Plug Loopholes In Revenue Law
In a bid to boost revenue Congress weighs a broad effort to close long standing tax loopholes. House Democrats signal intent to begin tax revision hearings when Congress opens in January. Leader Wilbur Mills warns that tax preferences erode the tax base by billions of dollars.
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Congress
Washington
Kry
Paerdeit
Secretary of Commerce
Slesx
Hons
House
Sam Taybuyn
Texas
Ways Find Meats Committee
Cuharess
Wilbur’ D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Boy, 15, Injured In Gun Mishap
A 15 year old, Lesko Art- Redis from McBees Rocks, was reported in critical condition with a bullet wound to the temple after an unattended 20 gauge rifle fired at a friend’s home. He was taken to Ohio Valley Hospital. Police Captain Joseph Thompson said another boy fired the rifle and it was left untended.
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Pevisbuo
Art— Redis Lesko
McBees Rocks
Lmple
Lesko
Ohio Valley Hospital
Ariend
Joseph Thompson
Collision at Idlewild: cargo plane crashes into passenger jet
An aerial photo shows a cargo plane running wide on takeoff and crashing into a passenger aircraft at Idlewild Airport. The incident left hundreds endangered, with one male fatality and eight people injured as the cargo craft lost two engines and veered off its arc, leaving wreckage and firefighting foam at the scene.
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New York
Idlewild
Peiping Signals Possible Daily Shelling of Quemoys
Peiping radio warned defenders that shelling of the Quemoy supply areas might resume on alternate days, while Nationalists awaited, noting Red guns had been quiet for four even days. The broadcast did not specify if shel lings would occur on even days and followed a pattern since October 25. Continued on page eight.
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Taipet
Formosa
Quemoys
Quemoy
Radio
Peiping
Adult Classes Offered by Corry Board
Corry Board considers evening adult classes in typing bookbinding age sewing amid growing interest from registrations. Deposits required to reserve spots with progress payments to districts. total funding estimated around 5000 dollars for the Carry district. Three English supervisors presented reports on cooperative activities of chapel groups.
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Giles
Chap Group
Court Of Appeals Hears Assessment Complaints
Five member Court of Appeals held sessions in Council Chambers to hear ten complaints on city assessment changes. Residents including M.S. Lite, M.S. Cobbett, Frank Lille, Alfred Holton, John Gizzie Jr., Lottie Kingsley, Lawrence Motion, Mary Sibiler, and Carl Chiricuano appeared with varied property values and proposed changes. Hearings continue tonight and tomorrow at 7:30.
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Heyere
East South Street
M. S. Cobbett
Leslie and
Gertrude Peck
South Center Street
Hume
Cobbett
Guyse
John Gizzie Jr
East Columbus Avenuer
Gizzie
Lottie Kingsley
Eucld Street
Lawrence Motion
East Maln Street
Mary Sibler
West Park Place
Anit
Carl Chiricuaio
West Maintreet
Instroor Prore
Air Views On Attack Talks In Summit News Card
United States and Soviet leaders discuss attack-prevention at a May multination conference. A clearer communique aims to guide peace by preventing surprise attacks. Western observers note Soviet and Western views remain wide apart on disarmament steps.
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United States
Dumly
Crewn
Vassili Kuznetsov
Airman Found Shot To Death In Utah Cabin
Airman Ralph A. Sicilia, 4, was found shot to death in a Sunset Utah cabin. Colonel Frederick Betz of the Air Force Base said Sicilia had been stationed at the base since March 6, 1956. The report notes authorities recovered a firearm at the scene.
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Sunset
Utah
Ralph A. Sicilia
Frederick Betz
Oro
Ate Force Base
Biclinan
Sine
Aineite Nile
School Board Seeks Ruling on Per Capita Tax
Corry residents weigh tax liability as McGraw, who spends part of each week in Corry, claims New York residency. Solicitor McKnight advises the board on whether periodic weekly residence creates local tax obligation and asks for a clear ruling.
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Corry
New York
Dumi¢S McCraw
McGraw
New York State
Frank McKnight
Shewboard
Solcitor
Driver in Corry Crash Held on Suspended License
Lester E Hepler 34 Liberty Street was driving west on West Main Street when he failed to negotiate a curve and struck a utility pole causing about 800 in damage. Police say Hepler could not produce a license and was found to be operating under suspension tied to a 1958 financial responsibility issue. Hepler jailed in Erie County on 3500 bond awaiting county court term.
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West Main Street
Corry
Erie County
Lester E. Hepler
Liberty Street
Hepler
Erie
Arland
Harborersek
8000 Chrysler Workers Strike Edits Not Trivial
Approximately 8,000 Chrysler Corp office workers and engineers walked out at 10 a.m. after failed night negotiations. Two assembly plants closed within ninety minutes. The United Auto Workers union moved to limit impact on 70,000 production workers while pickets formed around 24 plants including Detroit area sites and locations in Evansville Indiana Los Angeles Newark Delaware Atlanta Kansas City and Marysville Michigan.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers ‘Union
Chrysler
Evansville
Ind
Los Angeles
Newark
Del
Atlanta
Kansas City
Kan
Marysville
Migh
Eight-year-old boy dies after severe turpentine burn
An eight year old boy, Robert Swindell, died at St. Clair Memorial Hospital after his turpentine saturated clothing caught fire in the family garage. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Swindell of suburban Mt Lebombo.
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Pisiopunun
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Robert Swindell
Mt. Lebimba
Guiteht Tire
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Morgantown
W. Va
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Osage
U. S
Corry Board
Court of Appeals
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