Rail Strike Delayed As Talks Resume In Washington
Chicago AP The nationwide strike set for 6 am today is postponed for at least a week to allow traffic during Thanksgiving week. Negotiations between railroads and three non operating shop craft unions resume in Washington November 30 with 44 000 workers represented. Eight unions have agreed wage deals under presidential emergency board recommendations.
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Injuries Minor In Two Area Auto Mishaps
An 18 year old Corry woman, Mrs Thomas R Foote, was treated for cuts and bruises after her car left Carter Hill road two miles north of Corry and overturned. Earlier, Mrs Helen Swantek, 38, lost control on an icy highway near Corry, her car skidding and rolling onto its side in a field.
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Canadohta Lake Teen Rendezvous Leveled By Fire
A late evening fire Saturday destroyed Melody Lane entertainment center at Canadohta Lake. Centerville borough fireman Wayne Winton said two trucks fought the blaze, with Bloomfield Township, Mill Village and Union City companies aiding. Melody Lane lies about two miles west of Route and near Lincolnville. owner Olen B. Seidler was unavailable for comment. Damages and cause were not yet determined.
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Bloomfield Township
Firefighters rush to back to back blazes in Corry area
A busy weekend sees Sparta Rest Home and Corry High School rekindle fires plus a rest home blaze on Route 29, with multiple calls involving Sparta Volun teers and crews from Union City Centerville and Bloomfield. Fire Chief reports emergency medical aid to Gerald Proctor in Beaverdam.
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Beaverdam
Jerome Davis
Proctor
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
City Targets Delinquent Taxes Following School Board Cue
Carlton Smith, city treasurer, says 1964 tax notices go out and back taxes from prior years will be pursued. Delinquents in four wards owe 1964 taxes totaling 9,104 dollars while pre 1964 arrears sum to 5,? million? and notices to mail today and tomorrow.
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Reading Woman Dies From Coal Gas Fumes
Mrs. Emily White, 68, of Reading, was killed yesterday when coal gas fumes filled her home.
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Missionary Paul Carlson Stay Ends Today Amid Congo Crisis
Rebel leader Christophe Ghenye has again stayed the execution of American missionary Dr. Paul Carlson, but says the stay ends today while Central government troops push on Stanleyville. About 1,000 white hostages, including 60 Americans and 600 Belgians, remain in rebel hands as talks with Kenya’s Kenyatta proceed and international pressure mounts for safe release and evacuation if needed.
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Boy dies in car crash near Oxford
Richard D. Hess 1 of Parkesburg was killed yesterday in a one car crash near Oxford Pennsylvania.
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Plane Hits Truck On Takeoff Kills About 50 People
A Boeing 707 on takeoff from Rome collided with a tar truck near the runway. Reports say about 50 perished and 20 to 25 injured, with 45 passengers and 17 crew aboard. Names of crew and some injured identified, flight halted, and flights redirected.
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Volunteers Clean Up Corry Area High School Fire
Fr. Anderson says 70 to 100 volunteers showed up at Corry Area High School to assist with cleanup after a recent fire. Workers have been sorted and are hard at work as officials reconsider outsourced help.
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Snow Clobbers Corry Area as Erie Sees Heavy Snow
Over the weekend Corry was hit hard by the season’s first snow with three inches locally but up to 19 inches on Erie streets. City schools closed. county schools largely on schedule except Corry High School where repairs prep for junior high wing opening next Tuesday. Roads are hazardous in spots. lake effect storms stretch from Ashtabula to Dunkirk. Weather notes credit warm lake water and Arctic air for heavy snowfall. Legally, Dr. Arthur Nussbaum, 87, a noted legal authority and author, died in New York after fleeing Germany in the 1930s. He helped pioneer commercial arbitration law and was a Columbia University research professor.
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Ex-Postmasters Charged With Fixing Tests
Two former Jeffer son County postmasters face federal court action on charges of conspiring to fix a driving examination for select substitute mail carriers. Theodore P. Curry and Harold H. Allshouse are accused of helping two men gain passing marks and assigning an unearned pass to Curry’s nephew James A. Cory. Indicted by a Pittsburgh federal grand jury.
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Punxsutawney
Harold H. Allshouse
Brookville
Corry
James A. Cory
Weaver Loses Pennsylvania District Referendum by 2784 Votes
Rep Weaver announced final vote totals for the Mth Pennsylvania District race including absentee ballots. In Erie County Weaver had 19115 to Vigorito 54708, Crawford 15606 to Vigorito 1235, Mercer 25107 to 24869, totaling 182440 votes and a margin of 2784 for Vigorito.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Proposes Record 1965 Budget
Mayor Joseph M. Barr submitted to City Council a record 1965 budget of $65.3 million, $1.7 million higher than this year's operating expenditures.
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Joseph M. Barr
Dawn to Dark Bows Mark Kennedy Memorial Day in Dallas
Washington reports 30000 Americans marched to Arlington National Cemetery and Kennedy gravesite to honor John F Kennedy on the first anniversary of his assassination. Dignitaries and citizens, including Jacqueline Kennedy and Robert Kennedy, brought flowers and prayers in a daylong tribute amid cold dawn and solemn ceremonies across Washington and Dallas.
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