Editorial asks if Act 561 will raise Hob in Erie County schools
The piece argues over Act 561 merging Corry Union City and Spartansburg into one district and addresses common questions. It explains state control over education, implications for attendance, tuition, debt, and local autonomy, noting why merged districts may not alter campus locations and how weak districts fare in jointures.
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General Assembly
State of
Pennsylvania
Corry
Union City
Spartansburg
Erie County School Board
Erie
Man Charged With Hiring Murder For Wife’s Ex Husband
Philadelphia AP report says 1 year old Jathen E. Wallace of Upper Darby, a former coal worker, surrendered after police say he tried to hire someone to kill Ralph Robison, driver and Theresa Robison’s husband. Wallace, under psychiatric treatment, allegedly told Theresa he would dispose of Robison and later claimed he paid $2,000 for the hit. Police say Robison’s custody battle with Theresa included assaults and threats. Wallace denied the charges as officers reviewed alleged bar visit and checks.
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Jathen E. Wallace
Upper Darby
Ralph Robinon
Wallace
Robisontarx
Gere Lund
Theresa Garter
Motinen
Robison
Bish
Aalmult
Pollen Seg Wallace
Cleaning House in U S Foreign Service Over Cuba Policy
George Sokolsky argues in Earl E Smiths Fourth Floor that the State Department and CIA need structural and personnel purges. He cites Roy Rubottom and William Wieland influencing Cuba policy without presidential input, noting Castro ties and a top-level secrecy culture. He cites Sen Smathers push for firings over 8000 annual pay, calls for top officials to face accountability, and claims Castro was aided by a Fourth Floor bent toward revolution.
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State Department
CIA
Roy Rubottom
William Wieland
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Bogota
Peking
Moscow
Berlin
Regan Dng Castro
Hinge
Peace or War In Nuclear Age Reflections On Dictators
Paul Harvey argues the nuclear era makes personal accountability for war decisions unavoidable. He warns postwar dictators face mob justice if their actions trigger total destruction. He contends peace requires leaders to be forced into direct combat rather than distant fires, or risk perpetual dynastic bloodshed.
Yesterday's Memories of Corry in Bogota and Caribbean horror
Fragmentary text recounts communist activities in Bogota Colombia dating to 143. Mentions Ambassador Smiths book The Fourth Floor as packed with direct and tired hand facts. Hints at past months of horror in the Caribbean and promotes a Corry Journal subscription as a gift for ill or lonely friends or relatives.
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Bogota
Colombia
Amibassador Smith
Caribbean
Corry Journal
Rusk warns caution as Cuba crisis fades from view
James Marlow analyzes how Secretary of State Dean Rusk dismissed optimism after the Cuban crisis. He warns that Russia remains wary, Kennedy must stay firm, and future clashes could arise elsewhere. The piece notes Sino Soviet split tensions and their impact on world revolution dynamics.
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Dean Rusk
Rusk
TBS
Cuba
Kennedy
United States
Moscow
China
Betoo
Peiping
Letters defend youth gun training and fathers pride
A reader criticizes Mr. Cooklis for opposing youths at age twelve handling firearms. The writer argues such training builds self discipline and confidence, noting patriotic training in wartime and urging qualified instructors be found to guide young entrants. The letter emphasizes parental pride and safety in responsible, lawful hunting and "advance training" for boys.
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Mr. Cooklis
Sam
Daniel Boone
Contace A
Bosra
NLRB Warns Jamestown Union Over Strike Conduct
The NLRB adopted a three member panel ruling urging United Furniture Workers Union to cease threats and violence against Jamestown Sterling Corp. workers. It orders stop blocking plant entrances and coercing Sterling employees, noting the plant has continued to operate with non union staff since the October 1961 strike began.
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Samusluwn
Sterling Co
Jamestown Sterling Corp
United Furniture Workers Union
Woman Killed by Car Near DuBois Home
Mrs. Fischel, in her early seventies and a prominent civic worker in DuBois, was killed yesterday when struck by a car near her residence. The incident occurred in DuBois, Pennsylvania, as she went about her daily duties. authorities are investigating.
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Dubois
Pischel
Fischel
Tax changes loom as 1962 plan eyes lower rates
New York AP reports that federal tax reform aims to lower corporate and individual rates, close tax loopholes, and revamp the system. The administration predicts reduced taxes will stimulate spending and investment, while higher spending or deficits may follow. Debate continues among businessmen and economists over price levels wages and interest rates.
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New York
Treasury
Congress
General Dynamics
Grumman
Jess
Corry Ad Rates And Distribution Details
Advertising and subscription notes for Corry run, with pricing details for mail and carrier delivery. Mentions Associated Press rights and repeated publication dates, and a request for inquiries on advertisement rates.
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Bottinelli
Avenus
New York
Heo
Palledet
Associated Press
Fala Maeno
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