Alabama Trial Delayed as ACLU Seeks Stay After Verdict
The Alabama case remains pending with no word on whether the charge will be dropped or tried later. Attorney General Rich mond Flowers argues the trial does not do justice to Alabama, saying the verdict harms the state's good name by stoking racism. Hours later Justice Hugo L. Black was asked to stay all court proceedings in the case, a request filed by ACLU counsel.
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Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
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School staff fund drive led by Corry superintendent
Superintendent Thomas R. Shupe heads a restructured effort to mend the United Fund drive among Corry school system employees. The Schools Division now operates as a separate entity after splitting from the Government Division due to growing staff numbers.
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Gemini 5 astronauts return from goodwill tour
Space twins Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr end a six week goodwill tour of six foreign nations. At Houston airport they are welcomed by Conrad's four sons and the astronauts' wives Janita Cooper 15 and Camala 16 accompanied their parents on the trip.
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Charles Conrad Jr
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Leslie Uggams to Wed Publisher in New York
Leslie Uggams, 22, will marry Grahame Pratt, 27, an Australian book publisher, in New York on October 16. The couple announced the engagement on Thursday. Uggams has been touring and plans a honeymoon in Atlanta before settling in New York.
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Grahame Pratt
New York
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Uggams
Atapulao
Letters to the Editor Defend Corry High School Reputation
A Corry reader defends Corry High School against claims of unnecessary frills and poor training. She praises teachers, notes graduates gain admission to top colleges, and argues home support shapes scholastic achievement. The editor responds with four clarifications on frills, English and spelling, merit semifinalists, and encouragement for scholars.
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The Journal Reports On Scholastic and Athletic Honors
The Journal features every honor row for all youth receiving scholarships and reports that about a third of the football squad appears in The Journal during game coverage. It notes editorials supporting awarding letters and sweaters for scholastic and athletic excellence and mentions National Merit semifinalists. Principal LeRoy Peck requests the NMSP to supply the semifinalist list as the school does not keep it on file.
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Housing Code Ties Erie County Health to Corry
City leaders long lacking legal authority to enforce health rules look to a county health service embedded in a new housing code. A state health official and a U S Health Department engineer said they would seek a ruling on the legality of the county serving for Corry. They plan to travel to Washington to resolve Erie County tie in with Corry.
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Deer antlerless permit quotas nearly exhausted statewide
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports antlerless license quotas for the December two day season are largely depleted. Of 262 200 permits issued statewide only 24 counties still have licenses available Allegheny Beaver Bedford Bucks Chester Crawford Delaware Erie Fayette Fulton Greene Juniata Lancaster Lawrence Lebanon Mercer Montgomery Montour Susquehanna Tioga Warren Washington Wayne and York remain with licenses.
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York
Publisher Roger Ferger retires from Cincinnati Enquirer after 21 years
Ohio publisher Roger N. Ferger quits as head of the Cincinnati Enquirer at age 71 after a 21 year tenure. Ferger announced his retirement last night and exits the role effective immediately.
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