Corry men face driving suspensions and local incidents
Motorists including B Adams and LeRoy Dickengan face license suspensions or revocation for driving offenses. Police report hospitalizations for injuries from falls and accidents while other local residents report thefts, tampering with bikes, and a missing boat trailer part. Fire rescue and school bike tampering noted amid routine inquiries and local crime updates.
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Charles Hulman
West Pleasant Street
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Yori Street
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Charles Sandburg
Columbus
LeRoy Dickengan
Essex Street
Worth street truck route discussed at council meeting
A Regent Council session heard talk of Worth Street from West Smith to West Washington as a potential future truck route. City Engineer David Johnson suggested heavier paving could enable trucks, but this was only a possible option, not a plan. Resident Lute raised concerns about cost and impact on property along Worth Street, while Council indicated no action is planned today.
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Regent Council
David Johnson
West Smith
West Washington
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Marion
Eajry
Joh Lutte
Lute
Coline
Lyle
Colmoil
Tense Philadelphia High School After Teen Violence
In South Philadelphia High School a wave of attacks left two girls and three boys injured and caused about 1,900 of 4,500 pupils to stay home. A 17 year old boy was shot in an alleged dispute among rival youths. Police with 100 officers patrolled the area as students described razor strikes and stabbing incidents.
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North Philadelphia
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David A. Horowitz
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High Ax
William Bawden
Dane Rhodes
Titusville council balks at 7.16 parade driver bill
Titusville council debates paying $7.16 billed by Wil By Schleswen for driving a truck in the high school homecoming parade. Mayor Sonne notes the bill was for four hours of time and mileage, with councilman Mulliken proposing reimbursement only for 7 miles at 10 cents per mile. City officials indicate the bill had already been paid.
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Cornell
Seven Project Mercury astronauts to receive top aeronautics award
Washington notes that President Kennedy will honor the seven Project Mercury astronauts with the Robert J. Oppenheimer Trophy for landmark American achievement in aeronautics. The joint winners include Virgil Grissom Alan Shepard John Glenn and others. Eisenhower political speculation arises but aides call it a joke during his presidency.
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Robert J. Cottier
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Virgil J. Grissom
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Kennedy Signs Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Pens Saga
President Kennedy signs the historic pact ratifying the limited nuclear test ban. A wooden stand held 30 souvenir pens. he used 17 during the ceremony and kept the 17th for himself, offering the others to 16 observers from Congress and the executive branch.
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Kenedy
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Congress
Executive Branch
Convention Shift In Pennsylvania Liquor Board Employees
CHANGE, ALLENTOWN, shifts Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Employees convention from Philadelphia due to a hotel strike in the city. Association president Doh Bauer said the Philadelphia Hotel Sheraton cannot handle the group, estimated at five hundred attendees, prompting the move to Allentown.
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Independent Association of Pennsylvania Liquor Control
Allentown
Philadelpia
Commonwealth
Doh Bauer
Association
Philadelphia
Sheraton
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Community Visitors Gather in Spartansburg Notes
The Sparta area reports several Sunday and midweek visits among residents. George Goal and sister Estabrook with Holtaman of Oil City traveled to see Mrs. Leal Conner at Gould Farm while Glenn Steadman hosted Ward Bisley of Union City. Other guests included Kenneth Bradley and daughter Gay of Greenville and Richard Gilford of Meadville visiting Stutzman family, and Donald Kalkbrenner’s Titusville family calling on Longs. Kinney and sons spent the weekend in Salem Ohio with Henry August family, visiting Rena August and Eva Pollack at Gilford Lake earlier. Katl Meiser, state deputy of the Grange, will visit Spartansburg October 26 to install Sparta Grange officers. Progress continues on the Missionary Alliance Church stone exterior. An upcoming missionary convention is set for October 10 through 13 with Rev. Jacke Waire delivering, plus Viet Nam missionary Paul Carlson as guest speaker. The public is invited to attend services.
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George Goal
Meadville
Ray Stutzman
Donald Kalkbrenner
Titusville
George Long
Oliver Carter
Francis Kinney
Salem
Ohio
Henry August
Rena August
New Garden
Eva Pollack
Gilford Lake
Katl Meiser
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Glenn Cook
Grace Ehrhart
Roy Ehrhart
Riceville
Gerty Coates
Dean Kriner
Pope's Drive For Unity Of Faith Stands
An American Protestant observer at the Vatican Ecumenical Council says the danger of Catholic conservatives reversing Pope John Paul II's unity drive is past. Dr. Douglas Horton, observer for four million Congregationalists, praises Pope Paul VI for seeking to break barriers with other Christians without compromising Catholic standards.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Douglas Horton
Catholi Church
Horton
Hatard Divinit School
International Congregationalist Council
Non-Catholic observers at the Council welcomed in Rome
Non Catholic observers at the Council appear to share Dr Horton view They have been hospitably welcomed to Rome at the Council sessions near the presiding prelate and the throne Some observers say they have been told they need not pick up hotel bills for their two month stay Bald the 78 year old Dr Horton The dialogue is established quit it s not going to be interrupted In the United States Protestants and Catholics are beginning to talk to each other at all levels.
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Girl Killed Crossing Street in Warren
Mary Ann Corso, a 16 year old Warren girl, ran into the path of a car near her home while with friends last night and was killed. The driver, a 16 year old Warren youth, was not held.
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