Back to School Nights Draw 500 Parents to High School
More than 500 parents attended the second night of Back to School events at the high school. The turnout exceeded expectations with many staying from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. as they followed the same pattern as their children in grades ten through twelve. Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe and the Goery Area Teachers Association praised the program and especially the student hosts. Hosts Tuesday night included Future Teachers of America members guided by Ruth Bennett. last night’s hosts were National Honor Society members guided by Mrs. M. George Pfusel and Max Bennink.
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Thomas R.shupe
Goery Area Teachers Association
Future Teachers of America
Ruth Bennett
Cynthia Buesink
Cirta Egeman
Madeline Jolley
Ann Henton
Linda Smith
Thora Wise
Pat Caruso
Mary Falcone
Jesse Malek
Carol Jackson
Barbara Segal
James Engle
Gary Gregory
David Phrhart
David Hamilton
Jon Black
John Proper
National Honror Society
Mrs. M
George Pfusel
Max Bennink
James Barber
Michael Baressi
Thomas Campbell
Russell Clark
Annette Coates
Sally Cale
Judy Carnoall
Jack McIntyre
Alfred Morrison
Pamela Sickler
David Stohlberg
Phyllis Cheltoin
Slaying at Naval Base Lands Welder in Custody
A 47 year old welder is held without bail for psychiatric examination after two men were shot to death at the Naval Base. Richard Joseph Smith faces charges for killing Jeferry, 49, and John F. Bevan, 53, with an 82 caliber pistol. Det. Frank Gavaghan noted domestic problems. Cmdr. Vincent Langah cited possible worker pranks as a factor. Also reports the death of Irving Gushen, former president of the Horsemen’s Leader group.
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Auourninars
Naval Base
Richard Joseph Smith
Jeferry
John F. Bevan
U.S
Edward W. Furia
Smith
Frank Gavaghan
Vincent C Langah
Venango Chiropractor Indicted for Inappropriate Conduct
Warren E. Billingsley, a Venango County chiropractor from Utica, was indicted by the November Grand Jury on two counts of conduct outraging decency and injurious to public morals stemming from treatment of female patients. The jury did not indict on seven other charges including indecent assault and assault and battery.
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Franklin
Venango County
Warren E. Billingsley
Utica
Auto death leads to involuntary manslaughter charge
Kenneth Miles of Spring Creek was charged after a fatal October crash on Scott's Crossing road. He pled guilty to gross negligence and posted a 500 bond. The collision involving nine people occurred in dense fog, a steel bridge abutment, and left Larry Miles dead after a skull fracture.
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Spring Creek
Corry
Scott's Crossing Road
Kenneth Miles
Larry Miles
Justice of the Peace
Perry Mead
Columbus
Warren County
Miles
Joseph Robyak
Corry State
Robyak
Miles Auto
Scott's Crossing
Erie
Hamot
Alternate Side Violators To Be Ticketed Now
Police Chief Harley Drake announced an active crackdown on alternate side parking violators as snowfall nears. After council approval, new signs on Wright Street, East Washington to East Congress, East Smith from Wayne to North Center, Franklin from Grace to Mead, and West Church from Spring to Lemon were installed. early violators were few, but soon tickets will be issued.
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Harley Drake
Planas
Streets Department
Crewe
Dorr Clark
Streets
Itan
Clark
Wright —Street
East Washington
Congress
East Smith Street
Wayne
North Center
Franklin Street
Grace
Mead Avenue
West Church Street
Spring
Lemon
Drake
Mansfield film barred in Pittsburgh by officials
Miss Mansfield's Promises will not be shown in Pittsburgh after four law officers viewed the picture and deemed it too objectionable. The Art Cinema in downtown Pittsburgh also banned its co feature about life in a nudist colony, and the films were dropped from three other theaters. Also note the death of Ralph S. O'Leary, science editor of the Houston Post, at age 52.
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Jayne Mansfield
Pittsburgh
Miss Mansfield
Kennedy presses tax cut plan amid economic concerns
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass the 11 billion tax-cut measure and warned that delaying both tax and civil rights bills could harm the economy. He noted lengthy hearings but hoped to bring the bill to the Senate floor this year, cautioning that 1964 delays could stack civil rights action with further hold ups. He said the U.S. won’t trade with Red China unless policy shifts, and indicated Lady Nhu of Viet Nam could visit the United States if she wishes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
A News 66
Turner Jong
Senate
House
Red China
China
Eee Gee
Aan Nhu
Depos
Viet Nam
Rome
CAIDC Sells Corry Braze Equipment
CAIDC yesterday sold industrial equipment from the Sorry Braze plant to James Shearer operating as Shearwood Terrace Develop ment Corp of Blairsville for 1000. Shearer beat a 4000 bid from an Isle firm and will partner with CAIDC in Dowell Inc efforts to renovate West Main street property for Dow Chemical fracturing service. The Corry plant will employ about 20 people. CAIDC will invest up to 20000 secured by lease revenues and a first mortgage.
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Sorry Area Industrial Development Corp
Sorry Braze, Inc
Spring Street
James Shearer
Shearwood Terrace Development Corp
Blairsville
Shearer
CATDC
an_ltie
West Mainstr
Fred Ewing
Girard
Dowell, Inc
Dow Chemical Corp
Corry
Erie Warren
Crawford County
CAIDC
West Main Street
Democrats Gloat As Rocky Blisters Barry
The Democratic National Committee expanded its anti Goldwater efforts as Nelson Rockefeller fired another broadside at Barry Goldwater. The Goldwater camp stayed silent on Rockefeller’s latest attack amid 1964 GOP talk.
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Rocky Blisters
Barry
Wadselungluin
APJ
Sie
Democratic National Committee
Lee
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona Republican
Goldwater
New York
Jamiel Brightman
Ic National Committee
Rockgfeiler
UN Blasts Korean Reds For Double Cross Attack
UN command accuses North Korea of a double cross ambush in the DMZ trapping eight unarmed U.S. and South Korean soldiers. One American died, a South Korean captain presumed dead, and a wounded American was evacuated. Lt. Col. Alphus R. Clark led the team and survived shock and exposure. The incident occurred about 0 miles northeast of Seoul along the Hin River.
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Seoul
Korea
U.N
Noeth Korea
U.S
North Korea
Ar Iey
Alphus R. Clark
Leavenworth
Kan
Hin River
Clark
Peninsuui
Keop
Corry Area Faces Two Political Appointments
Corry residents soon face two key appointments as Edward Carney prepares to name assistant district attorneys, potentially shifting time between Corry and Erie counties. Peter Schaaf says a postmaster vacancy will be filled shortly with about ten local applicants and final checks underway before naming a successor to James Sullivan.
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Corry
Edward Carney
Dem
The
Journal Today
Herbert Johnson
Orphans Court
Richard Scarnitti
Frank McKnight
Erie County Court
Carney
Davglect
Erie
McKnight
Journal
Mehb
Peter Schaaf
Dom County
James Sullivan
Ships Collide and Burn Off Cape Canal
A Norwegian freighter and a coastal tanker collided ten miles off the southern Cape Canal entrance, locking in flames. The Dynafuel, 3100 tons, aboard, caught fire with the Fernview, 6732 tons, aiding. Dynafuel crew of 15 to 20 evacuated to the Fernview as the General Greene tried to separate them. one seaman injured. Dynafuel had been en route from Newington, NH to Newark, NJ with a partial cargo from Sun Oil and storage depots in Revere, Mass. Most Dynafuel crew from Philadelphia area. Fernview carrying general cargo from Japan and the Philippines via New York.
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Buesnnus AY
Mass
Cape Canal
Coast Guard
Fernview
General Greene
Ener
Otis Aie Fores
Dynafel
Newington
Newark
Sun Oi
Revereemi
Selliovad Tote
Philadelphia
Firu Aa Boslan
Japan
Philippines
Cniép
New York
Kennedy condemns Barghoorn arrest in us soviet cultural talks
President Kennedy defended Yale scholar Barghoorn amid charges of spying and halted planned U S Soviet cultural exchange negotiations. He warned the arrest could strain future cultural ties and urged Barghoorn's early release while noting the professor helped student exchanges and diplomacy.
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Kennedy
Soviet Union
Predevick
Barghoorn
Yale
Washington
Barghoon
United States
Moscow
Emphas
United Staes
U.S
D. Kohler
Russia
Barghoor
Four Teens Ordered to Rebuild Mead Park Damage
Four local teenagers, aged 16 and 17, were ordered to pay Mead Park 49 dollars for broken windows in the information booth and a damaged toilet after a vandalism spree on September 21. They allegedly gathered beer at a downtown restaurant, then threw stones and bottles at park structures before fleeing.
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Mead Park
Robert May
Shady Avenue
Senneth Shawver
East Bond Street
Ronald Dean Jukes
South Cantar Street
Shawyer
Shawver
New York State
Norman Edinger
Edinger
Hurley Deake
CB Radio Group Aids YMCA Stamp Drive
A Curry County YMCA appeal aims to raise 1,200 savings stamp books with a coordinated CB radio effort. WOTR will air appeals from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. as six to seven patrol cars collect stamps, assisted by YMCA staff and volunteers.
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Ame Chizens
Bill Defense
YMCA
CB Group
WOTR
Brandy Served For Nerves After Air Crashes
Virginia Beach AP report describes Lt. J. M. Baye com seeking relief after two plane crashes within an hour. A jet fighter lost power after leaving the Forrestal carrier. a helicopter lifted Baucom, then engine trouble caused a plunge into weeds. Baucom was unhurt.
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Virginia Beach
J. M. Baye
Raleigh
le Doctor
Forrestal-Baucom
Prince Charles Marks 15th Birthday On Train Ride
Prince Charles in Elgin Scotland spent part of his 15th birthday aboard a train returning to his school. He then attended classes with no special observances. A Gordonstoun spokesman said nothing was laid on for the prince. He had an informal luncheon Wednesday at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
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Prince Charles
Elgin
Scotland
Hig School
Gordonstoun School
Charles
Buckingham Palace
Wizabeth I l
Prince Philip
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Edwards
Horsemen's
Irving Gushen
Horsemen's Seat ‘and Protective Association
Venango
Jayne
Houston
Ralph S. O'Leary
Houston Post
JFK
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Miami Beach
Fla
Brightman
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeller
George Romney
Michigan
Reparyard
Corryites
USS
Hit Mead Park
CB Radio
Pike
Thomas Harness
Mayzell
Chicago
West Aido
Harness
Ol Sin
Tammy
Piuseen
Harkness
Hie Mino
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