Closed-School Subsidy Debate Prompts Rural Budget Strain
An opinion piece questions retaining the state's closed-school subsidy as districts restructure into larger facilities. It notes more than $2 million budgeted for such payments this year and cites rural districts like Columbus, Concord Township, Elgin Borough, Spring Creek, and Wayne Township facing a dangerous loss if the subsidy ends. The piece cites Harrisburg debates and warns that removing funds could close more one-room schools while rural schools rely on the aid.
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State Education Department
Columbus
Concord Township
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Wayne Township
Harrisburg
City housing program to use minimal city funds
Corry officials respond to questions about low income and elderly housing. The program will not use city tax money except for perhaps $100 yearly for incidental supplies for the Housing Authority.
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Anow
City of Corry
Sam
Corry
Great Society
Corry Fire Damages One Room. Loss About 500 Dollars
Yesterday's Memories recalls a 1947 fire at Mrs. Lillian McGee's home on Shady Avenue that confined damage to a second floor room, with an estimated loss of 500 dollars after quick neighbor and Corry Fire Department response. The clue-filled page also notes transport disruption, city council debates, and a 1927 meeting about forming a city team, alongside community discussions on public services and federal programs.
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Lillian McGee
Harry Smith
Shady Avenue
Corry
J. Fred Kinley
The Charisma Test of George Romney and rivals
Paul Harvey weighs how star quality and public persona shape political fate. He contrasts George Romney’s polished image with Kennedy and McNamara's reactions, noting Romney’s cautious stance and evolving positions amid Detroit protests and Vietnam debate, amid the brutal realities of political life.
ROAMING ROUND LOCAL NOTES ON SCHOOLS EVENTS AND PERSONALS
A quick scan captures Rebecca Morrison starting higher education as a Rochester freshman, Gerty Area Schools receiving $15,572 from the State for 1965 66 health services, Warrens postmaster Frank Fago appointed, Vietnam bound soldiers from Corry and nearby, local bank remodeling, a state audit praising police pension fund moves, and multiple social items from Corry and area. The column also notes Parade of local projects with shopping plaza plans, Spain trip for a local couple, and a Thai exchange student at Clymer.
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University of Rochester
Rebecca A. Morrison
East Main Street
Alfred Morrison
Gerty Area
State Department of Health
St. Thomas’ School
Frank Fago
Warrens
Leonard F. Tucci
Sarah Tucci
West Congress Street
Vietnam
119Th Transportation Company
Wung Ho
Corry Area
Citizens Corry
Marine National Bank
Evie
Freuen O
Corry
Dth
Jim Black
Don Bennink
States
Don MacMichael
Journal Society
Bertha McMichael
What Is The Law Answers Divorce Grounds And Wage Tax
A legal Q and A explains that in Pennsylvania misrepresentation on a marriage license about prior marriage or child does not by itself create grounds for divorce. It also notes city wage tax rules: residents pay the tax, and nonresidents may owe only a prorated share based on work outside the city, with variations by city.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Today In History October 7 1967 Events
The Oct 7 1967 Today In History column notes key events in history including the Stamp Act Congress convening in New York in 1765, U S occupation of Havana in 1898, Wilson receiving a German envoy in 1918, Nazi occupation of Romania in 1940, UN Korea armistice talks in 1950, JFK signing the nuclear test ban treaty in 1963, Walter Schirra's space flight in 1962, and a 1966–67 era East West relations note.
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Associated Press
New York
England
Havana
U.S
Woodrow Wilson
Romania
U.N. General Assembly
Korea
John F. Kennedy
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Walter M. Sehirra Jr
Houston
Tex
Lyndon B. Jofmaon
Europe
Matchan the industrious industrialist gains and gambles
Hal Boyle profiles Leonard J Matchan, a Britain based chairman and industrialist who built a global empire with 140 products from lipstick containers to aerosols. The self made financier, once a clerk at 2 80 a week, brags of $550000 to $800000 yearly income and a habit of two sauna baths daily. He owns an island, an airplane, a helicopter, and flies 200000 miles annually while pursuing risk and expansion even in retirement.
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Britain
Cape Allman International, Ltd
Matchan
Adolphe Menjou
Roland Young
United States
London
England
Birmingham
Corry Evening Journal Staff and Billing Details
Fragmentary OCR notes list staff roles including Pressroom Foreman and Production Manager with names J. Bengmich and G. Bergman. Associated Press exclusive rights and subscription terms appear, along with payment rates and advertising deadlines. Text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Allan
Hasbro
McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Fansigeren Feescoem
G "J. Bengmich
Associated Press
AP News
Hopeful Medicine Notes on Allergy Migraine and Pain Drugs
A London study links tyramine in cheese to migraine attacks, with many patients reporting triggers from chocolate and cheese. The piece notes morphine addiction concerns and introduces pentazocine as a non addictive pain reliever, alongside FDA safety oversight. It emphasizes consulting a personal physician for individual health issues.
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Elizabeth Anderson Hospital
London
Edda Hanington
United States Food and Drug Administration
Bench for Scott Beat Cent 1 Fed Have Comps Away
Fragmentary text indicates a brief item about Scott and a bench or seating issue. References to cent, fed, comps away, and vertical wording suggest an unsettled or partial sports or meeting note. No clear names beyond Scott. Further readable context needed for full summary.
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Scott
Mal
Cent
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