Weather and local notices from Corry area bulletin
The U S Weather Bureau five day forecast calls for near normal western temperatures and above normal eastern readings through Saturday with highs from the 40s to mid 40s and lows in the 20s to 30s. A mild start gives way to cooler midweek, with about half an inch of precipitation expected as showers. Local police report minor incidents including a bar incident at Tony’s Tavern and a found A P shopping cart, plus thefts of clothing from a laundromat and tire larceny on Wayne Street. A moving car collision on West South Street left minor damage. A Greene Telephone van slid into a ditch on West Pleasant Street. Corry Jehovah’s Witnesses announce a free Bible movie at Rex Theatre on Monday at 7 p m. First skiing injury at Corry Memorial Hospital reported. Columbus Volunteer Fire Department turkey party prizes awarded to multiple winners including a 12 inch television and snow tires.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Edinboro May Hike Tuition if Legislature Fails
Edinboro State College faces a tuition hike next semester unless lawmakers approve nearly 6.7 million dollars. President Chester T. Mc Nerney says tuition could rise to 100 dollars, or 50 dollars if only half the request is funded, with the increase apply only to second semester payments. About 6,000 students attend the college, and a decision is due by December 18 after a Board of Presidents meeting.
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Edinboro State College
Pennsylvania
Edinboro
Chester T. McNerney
College Board of Trustees
McNerney
State College
McNerney State
Penn State University, Indiana
Ps.) University
Milleraville College
Nixon Seeks Suitable Justice Nominee After Vote Split
President Nixon vows to choose a nominee who believes in a strict interpretive role for the Supreme Court after the Senate rejected Clement Haynsworth by 55 to 45. He recalls Hoover's handling, notes past confirmations and fights, and signals a new nomination when Congress returns.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
John J. Parker
North Carolina
Parker
Haynsworth
Roberts
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Labor
Hughes
Hugo L. Black
Black
Ku Klux Klan
World’s Largest Aircraft On Display At Lockheed Georgia
About 100000 people viewed the C5A, the world’s largest aircraft, at Lockheed-Georgia Co in Georgia. A spokesman said show-time was extended by one hour due to the large turnout, marking the first public Georgia display of the C5A.
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Mahastya
CSA
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Georgia
Apollo 12 crew recount moon landing challenges
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 12 news conference with Pete Conrad, Alan Bean, and Richard Gordon Jr. Conrad said landing the lunar module was no piece of cake and noted the need to refine tools and gear. Bean discussed rock color changes and Surveyor parts, while all three weighed science versus engineering roles in lunar exploration.
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Space Agency
Conrad
Bean
Surveyor
Houston
Ohio Surgeon and Housekeeper Die In Plane Crash
Dr. Edward B. Castle a 63 year old Cleveland surgeon and Myrle H. Calabrese a 63 year old housekeeper died when the rented four seat Cessna crashed into a hillside two miles southwest of Chardon Ohio. The pair had been returning from Ann Arbor Michigan after attending the Ohio State Michigan football game. The plane apparently ran out of gas in a rainstorm after overshooting Cuyahoga County Airport in Richmond Heights and exploded on impact. A local resident heard the sputtering engine before the crash which caused a visible flame column.
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Chardon, Ohio
Cleveland
Chardon
Edward B. Castle
Lakewood
Myrle H. Calabrese
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ohio State-Michigan
Cuyahoga County
Richmond Heights
State Highway Patrol
Woman Killed in Dead Man's Curve Collision
A head on crash near Gallitzin Pennsylvania killed Betty J. Horton 22 of Cresson who rode as a passenger in a car driven by Betty Ann Eckenrode 19. Eckenrode was in serious condition at Mercy Hospital Altoona after surgery. Six total people were injured and admitted to hospital.
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John Lewis Knee
Gallitzin
Cambria County
Miss Eckenrode
Knee
Burglars Hit Four Franklin Stores
Burglars broke into four Franklin businesses before 8 a.m. Saturday, taking cash watches and .22 shells from Buyers Fair. Ralph Cheers Garage, Marvin Bentely Garage, and Penn Aire Tire Co. also suffered entries with several doors and windows damaged. Police continue the investigation.
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Franklin
Buyers Fair
Richard Hosier
Ralph Cheers
Marvin Bentely
Penn-Aire Tire Co
Edward Walz
Walz
NAACP to issue reform manifesto for Erie schools
Testimony in the Erie NAACP inquiry into alleged racial discrimination delayed a press conference at NAACP headquarters where a reform program was to be outlined. Ethel Smiley and Erie branch officials described harsh treatment of students, paddling, hair-pulling, and expulsions. A manifesto on school and police department reforms was promised after further hearings. Corky Carroll won the Santa Cruz Proam surfing title and $1,500.
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Erie
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Ethel Smiley
Howard Horton
Santa Cruz, Calif
Corky Carroll
Dana Point
Calif
Santa Cruz
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East Washington Street
Paul Hamilton
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Lionel Tripp
West Frederick Street
West South Street
Thomas Kuss
R.D. J. Corry
West South
Tripp
General Telephone Co
West Pleasant
William R. Duffin
Charles L. Paukovich
Leavittsburg
Ohio
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
James Fenno
Bill Daniels
B. Haenel
Gary Weeks
G.J. Kowalski
H. Steaves
F. Gibas
Craig Messinger
Cail
Corry
Randy Bennett
Colorado General
Denver
Randy
Mesquite
Texas
Moon
Desmond Electric Company Electrical Contracting
Osmo Tannery
Spartansburg
Pi Water Street
LEZ Thurs
SUN
Atouch O'Blarney
Aheap O'Magic
O Darby OilLand
the Little
Technicolor
N. Canter St
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