Military Salary Boost Expected After Tonight
Washington AP reports a 1.2 billion dollar military pay raise likely to become law by nightfall. The measure, approved by the Senate last Thursday, would raise basic pay with grades up to majors and chief petty officers earning up to 120 monthly, plus extra for combat zones and dependents. Reservists and National Guardsmen also gain, while recruits see smaller gains.
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Portrait of Corry student body at pep rally setback
A photo captures Corry High School students filling the north bleachers for a pep rally before the Corry Franklin game. The full 1,400-seat section underscores crowd size versus auditorium seating and explains why rallies occur outside. Franklin’s tough play is noted as part of the rally’s impact.
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Spartonburg social notes show local visits and travels
Mrs Bull man Smith and several Methodist ladies attended a WSCS workshop at Pleasantville. Local families visited kin in Mercer, Harrisburg, Gettysburg, and Federalburg Md. Trips included Bay Bridge crossing and stops at Lewes Rehoboth Beach, with church visits and scholarship news for Judy Bryant. Neighbors hosted dinners, calls from Titusville and Union City, and high school fund drive notes.
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Bulllman Smith
James Bennett
Herbert Hurlbert
Core Ray
K. A. Bennett
Herman Bloomfield
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Pleasantville
Clarence Smith
Marjorie
Pearle Campbell
Blooming Valley
Henry Mead
Federalsburg
Bay Bridge
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Annapolis
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Lewes
Reboth Beach
Pennsylvania State Capital Building
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Ruth Ellis
Mercer
Missionary Society meeting at First Baptist Church
The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church plans a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. Chris Maker’s home to discuss Christmas missionary work. Several local families are noted in attendance while travel and visits to various places are mentioned. Reservations for the October 19 Titusville dinner on Project 70 are due by October 12 with Maurice Goddard as guest speaker and tickets available.
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Phillip Northrop
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Dave Jones
Alvin Brenner
Opal Stratte
Erie
John Lanehyn
California
Mary Johnson
Disneyland
Wax Museum
Navy Base
Fern Thompson
Clint Smith
Jenny
William Elleys
Sparta
Santa Barbara
Sanehyn
Titusville
Maurice Goddard
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Plan To Merge California Pennzoil Firms
Directors of Pennzoil Co. of Pennsylvania and Pennzoil Co. of California approved a merger. California Pennzoil would be absorbed, stockholders vote required before December 31. California Pennzoil holders without Pennsylvania Pennzoil shares would receive 14 shares of Pennsylvania Pennzoil stock per California share. California Pennzoil is a western marketer of Pennsylvania grade petroleum products made by Pennsylvania Pennzoil.
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Catholic poet dies in Budapest figures and events
The Rev. Sandor Sil aged 74, head of the Hungarian Piarist order and leading Catholic figure, died yesterday after a lengthy illness. Local Republican committee members Gherle and Sandy Illotson were home for the weekend from Etrie.
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Nixon Sees Rocky In Race for 1964 Nomination
Richard M. Nixon says Nelson Rockefeller plans to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination and that Barry Goldwater also will run. Nixon adds he will not be a candidate, will back the convention winner, and rejects any stop-Rockefeller or stop-Goldwater movement.
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Devastating Hurricane Flora Threatens Caribbean Islands
Flora, the season’s most dangerous hurricane, lashed the Caribbean with 110 mph winds. Tobago faces extensive damage as emergency supplies head to the island. forecasters warn Flora could reach the Lesser Antilles then Puerto Rico and Hispaniola within 24 hours.
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Corry Evening Journal Ownership Record October 1 1963
Notarized statement by editor George R Sample of Corry Evening Journal confirms ownership management and circulation details for October 1 1963. Includes addresses of owner stockholders and security holders with no holdings over one percent. average weekly circulation reported at 3 520 copies.
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