Split Shifts Approved for Swift Senior Wing Repairs
The Corry Area Joint School Committee met in an emergency session and unanimously retained Hunter Campbell and Rea to plan and rush repairs to the senior high wing while using the junior wing on a two shift basis to finish the current term. President Charles Kennedy chastised Walter Campbell for delays and sought guarantees the building would be ready for full occupancy by next September. The firm previously designed the school and the Concord addition, and the panel weighed transportation cost impacts but moved to proceed despite higher rural costs.
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Corry Area
Hunter
Thomas R. Shupe
Large Community Rally in Wake of Corry School Fire
Corry and surrounding communities rallied after a devastating school fire with Corry firemen leading efforts from eight extra companies. Volunteers from Union City Spring Creek Columbus Youngsville Clymer Bear Lake Spartansburg and Elgin Beaverdam aided, along with Civil Defense National Guard Red Cross Salvation Army Explorer Scouts Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and students. School officials offered manpower books desks and equipment, with authorities compiling a complete donor list for publication.
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Corry
Jerome Davis
Davis
Union City
Spring Creek
Columbus
Youngsville
Clymer
Bear Lake
Spartansburg
Elgin-Beaverdam
Civil Defense
National Guard
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Explorer Scouts
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Corry Volunteers
Scloss
Thomas R. Shupe
Shupe
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Corry Tavern Fights PLCB Suspension
Corry tavern petitioner files in Erie County Court to set aside a 25 day PLCB license suspension after a state police raid led to charges against local keeper Charles Moershoff for maintaining gambling devices. Hearing set for January 2 before Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter. rival tavern Meerhoff had 10 day suspension.
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Micerhow
East Main Street
Erie
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Corry
Lindley R. McClelland
Samuel Y. Rossiter
PLEB
Charles Moershoff
Meerhoff
McClelland
McClellins
Waterford couple seeks removal of Catcher in the Rye from school
Fort LeBoeuf High School library faces a challenge as Mr and Mrs Raymond Proctor urge the school board to purge J D Salingers Catcher in the Rye over alleged obscene language. Principal Earl C Stibbe notes the book is limited to advanced English students with only about 10 copies used in five years. Proctor plans a petition drive and argues the novel conflicts with local values while critics note its place on national reading lists.
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Waterford
J. D. Salinger
Fort LeBoeuf High School
Raymond Proctor
Port LeBoeuf
Proctor
Earl
National Council of Teachers of English
National Education Association
Stubbe
Warren Dingle
Work Bee Draws 40 Volunteers
About 40 volunteers gathered at Vorry Area High School for a work bee to address a badly damaged building. S. E. Anderson, the school’s business manager, said work continues this afternoon and another session will be organized tomorrow starting at 1 p.m. to avoid conflicts with church services.
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Vorry Area High School
S. E. Anderson
Paroled Man Admits Brutal Rape Slayings
New Orleans police say paroled Frank Charles Williams, 22, admitted two brutal rape slayings that shocked the city this decade. He is held for the murder of Lillian Harris, 41, beaten and shot in her uptown home on November 1, and the knife killing of Donna Trussell, a modeling student and former cousin of Miss America 1960 Tynda Lee Mead, who was raped and slain in her second floor apartment on her 18th birthday. The Harris case spurred the city council to tighten vagrancy and late night loitering laws to curb street activity.
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New Orleans
Felice
Frank Charles Williams
New Oleans
Lillian Harris
Williams
Donna ‘Trussell
Trussell
Tynda Lee Mead
Miss Trussell
Harris
Airport Fund Drive Returns Start Coming In
Airport authorities report early contributions to the Lawrence Airport improvement fund faced with a plan to pave access and taxi areas near the hangar. Citizens Bank, Marine Bank, and several local firms have already donated amounts ranging from 100 to 300 dollars. more contributions are expected as the locally financed project moves toward start.
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Lawrence
Authority
Marine Bank
Tennessee ‘Trapsmission
Dowell
The
Corry Jamesoown Corp
Beatles Too Much For Tough Cops In Provo
The Provo Utah Highway Patrol faced a nuisance when a radio station and a group of listeners repeatedly requested songs and phrases about the Beatles. Chief dispatcher Richard D. Hall noted most requests were for the Beatles and the department changed the telephone number to reduce the interruptions.
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Provo
Utah
APY
Highway Patrol
Buz
Mary
Lennie
Ilene
Joe
Carolyn
Utah Highway Patrol
Richard D. Hall
Kennedy Tragedy Year Has Passed Nation Remembers
Kennedy deaths anniversary marked by prayers across the nation. President Johnson to attend interdenominational service in Austin while Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant ceremonies observed in Boston Dallas Rome and Washington. Notable attendees include Robert Kennedy and Cardinal Cushing as tributes honor John F. Kennedy and reflect on his funeral and legacy.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Boston
Dallas
Rome
Lee Harvey Oswald
Johnson
Kennedy
Universitty Odist
Austin
Tex
Gald
St. Maut
Richard Cardinal Cushing
University of Notre Dame
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Santa Susannah
Churety Membrance
At &T
Paul's
Protestant Episcopal Church
Jewish Theological Semmae
John Dy
Kagerald Kenne
Eternal Light
Raon
NBC
Supremie Court
Arthur Haatohene
Niestoral
Clorevinen
Remets
Ian Hae
Railroad Strike Deadline Nears Amid Long Talks
Mediators in Chicago press for an agreement as wage talks stall before a Monday 6 am local strike start. About 140,000 workers in 187 railroads and terminals could halt traffic if unresolved. Shop crafts unions plan coordinated action while carriers seek a presidential emergency plan to avert disruption.
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Jatan
Chicago
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediations Board
Paratroop Unit Poised To Free 1000 Whites Held Hostage
Congolese Army advances toward Stanleyville as a Belgian parachute unit prepares to move from Ascension Island to aid in liberating about 1,000 white hostages. Moise Tshombe’s government criticizes U.S. and Belgium for negotiating with rebels without consent and warns against unilateral troop action, while U.N. Secretary General U Thant urges Security Council options to avert crisis. Gen. Mobutu claims Stanleyville will fall by next week amid a northbound Congo army push from Punia reaching 190 miles away.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Stanleyville
Belgium
Afri
Pas
Moise Tshombe
United States
Ascension Island
Foreign Ministry
U.S
South Atlantic
United Nations
New York
U.N
U'Thant
U.N. Security Council
Minng
Punia
Joseph Mobutu
Stanlite
King
Avert Major Fire At Dodd Dairy Farm
A fire at Dodd Dairy Farm on Scott's Crossing Road was extinguished early today by owners and staff. Damage estimated at about 200 dollars, likely started by overheated equipment used to dry corn in a central barn area. Fire discovered by employee Floyd Utegg and contained before fire crews arrived.
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Dodd
Floyd Utegg
3 Ite
Cory Trumon
Tadalee Beane
Music figure His wins praise at event yesterday
A music figure named His drew praise at a yesterday event hosted by EOMDORG. The gathering featured performances and recognition of contributions to the arts.
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Isi
Ae cAisestas
Eomdorg
Johnson outlines Great Society plans for highways and water purification
President Johnson approves two 1965 initiatives to beautify interstate roads and cut desalting costs. Udall details a $1 million desalination research boost and a goal to drop cost per 1000 gallons to 25 35 cents by 1969. He also outlines an effort to inventory Defense Department lands for possible conservation uses.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Congress
the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
LBJ
Orville L. Freeman
Udall
White House
Austin
Ballons
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
McNamara
Vent Faulty Stove Fumes Kill Seven in Abundant
A faulty vented butane stove released carbon monoxide into a small Abundance home killing Air Force sergeant M. Sgt. Sehlotterbeck 28 his wife Elvira 32 and their five children ages 4 3 2 and newborn twins Gloria Ida and Mary Louise sometime Wednesday night or Thursday morning Airmen search for Sehlotterbeck missing from duty as investigators review the incident.
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Bundance
Wya
Air Force
Kissell Sehlotterbeck
Folnd
Sehlotterbeck
Elvira
Ieir
Disne
Michael
John
Gloria Ilida
Mary Louise
Roy W. Howard Dies at 82 in New York News World
Roy W. Howard, veteran journalist and founder leader of the Sexippie Howard newspaper group, died after a heart attack. He served as first managing editor and longtime president of United Press, now United Features, and helped build a major news service. He collapsed at its Park Avenue office.
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Roy W. Howard
Dies Pra Et Pam
Ey Howard
Park Avenue
Thieves Steal 19 Mink Furs From Downtown Hotel
Thieves abscond with 19 full length mink furs valued at 820 000 from the sixth floor of the downtown Plek Rucsd velt Hotel yesterday. The furs were to be shipped as part of a display by Pageant Corp of New York.
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Plek-Rucsdvelt
Yustentay
Re Pageant Corp
New York
Catholics Okay Historic Switch In Leadership and Unity
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI and the Second Vatican Council issued three decrees on collegial leadership with the Pope, Christian unity via shared prayer, and relations with Eastern Catholic Churches. A lavish St Peter's ceremony opening the session preceded further debates as conservatives blocked a final vote on religious liberty.
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Vatican City
Pal VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Paul
Sistine Choir
Ford to Resume Auto Making Next Week After Shutdown
Detroit AP Ford Motor Co rushed to restart passenger car production after overnight settlement of its Stel ing Township parts plant strike. Management expects some plants to resume by Tuesday or Wednesday and Freeport stamping plants by Sunday night. About 80,000 workers idle as the shutdown near Township plant affects 6,200 Ford employees.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Steling ‘Township
Strokeeay
Ford
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