Hurricane Ella Near Carolina Coastline Hits Atlantic
Hurricane Ella moves slowly north along the Atlantic, its 100 mile eye churning seas from southern Florida to New Jersey. With gales spanning about 600 miles and center winds near 80 mph, the slow-moving storm threatens the Carolina coast. Gale warnings issued from Nags Head, North Carolina to George.
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Miami
Fin
Ella
Atlantic
Florida
New Jersey
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Early Mailing Of Yule Cards Urged By Corry Postmaster
Corry Postmaster James P. Sullivan urges early Christmas mailing to ensure timely delivery. He calls for greeting cards and gift parcels to distant points to use first class mail and air mail as needed. Emphasis on foreign parcels, overseas personnel, and return addresses for undelivered items.
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Sullivan
Corry High School Hi-Y Club Organized Initiation Planned
After three weeks of meetings a group of Corry Area High School boys and Corry YMCA board members completed plans for a Hi-Y Club in Corry. Sterling Wees announced an organizational meeting Monday at 7. John Davidson is temporary chairman with Dennis Crowell as secretary. Advisory committee includes Ted Dahlstrand Robert Zalzieck Richard Shalton and Jack McIntyre. Directors Lawrence Anderson and Frank Sturgiss stated. The HIV Club aims to foster Christian character through clean speech sportsmanship scholarship and living. revival of interest prompts organizing the new club for the male student body beginnings. All interested high school boys are invited to attend Monday.
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Corry Area
Corry
Richard Schalton
Jack McIntyre
Lawrence Anderson
Frank Sturgisss
YMCA
Weis
Abin
Wees
Gubernatorial Foes Swing Hard in Philadelphia Rally
Republican William Scranton campaigned in Philadelphia with a 2,000 strong crowd in South Philadelphia's First District, denouncing Richardson Dilworth as graft prone. Dilworth countered in Fayette County outraged by Scranton's plans, saying Republicans hurt labor and touting Democratic aims to bring industry and jobs to Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
Chamber of Commerce
Scranton
South Phladelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Harrisburg
Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish, Kohn and Dilks
H. Douglas
Uniontown
Fayette County
William Scranton
Perryopolis
Connellaville
Brownsville
Development Council
Pennsylvania
Nics
Belle Vernon
Production Plan At CJ Reflects Increased Pay
CJ Corry James town Corporation reports positive effects from the Rucker production plan for August with a 32.118 percent bonus to production workers, while September saw a 42 percent drop due to 9 000 hours overtime. The bonus was wiped out by overtime costs and the plan will be included in the current labor contract as summer negotiations ended.
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Ji St WO Thonus
Opera
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Thomas Russell
Russell
Aero-Flow Reports Q3 Loss and Nine Month Gain
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc reports third quarter sales fell to 1 621 910 from 1 686 268 last year for the period ending September 10. Nine months ended September 30 rose to 4 305 819 from 4 235 819 the prior year. Shares outstanding increased to 980 975 from 367 323. The income report covers the parent Aero-Flow Dynamics and its divisions and subsidiaries in New Jersey and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero- Row Dynamics
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Aero-Corry
Ranger En Route to Moon Ends Four-Year Launch Troubles
Cape Canaveral reports Ranger 5 aims to reach the moon on a 231000 mile path with a 140 picture relay and a lunar seismic instrument. If successful it ends four years of failed US moon launches after Ranger 3 and Ranger 4 mishaps.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
United States
Moon
Ranger 4
Ella
Bear Lake Boy Severely Hurt In Mishap
Bear Lake youth Larry Parker sustained a severe fracture to his left leg when his trousers became entangled in the spinning power take off unit of a farm tractor. The tractor was operated by Hollis Morton of Bear Lake R D 1. Parker was initially taken to Corry Memorial Hospital by Bear Lake fire department ambulance and then transferred to Hamet Hospital in Erie, where surgery was performed and he remains listed in fair condition.
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Dear Lake
Larry Parker
James Parker
Hollis Morton
R. D-1
Bear Lake
Larry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Six Local Pumpkin Carvers Contest Winners
Harvest Days prizes awarded to six youngsters across stores and businesses. Winners include Hoys first prize, Hen Cone. Murphy's second prize Randy Joy. Bennett's third prize Billy Pile. Girls winners Mary Ann Dominessy and Joan Popovich, Linda Sprover. Prizes total twenty dollars. pumpkins on display at participating outlets Buyer's Fair Connie's Superette Corry Pharmacy Flye's Rexall and others.
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Chamber of Commerce Office
Chamber
Hoys
Hen Cone
Murphy’s
Randy Joy
Bennett's
Billy Pile
Barney's Firestone
Girls — Fist
Mary
Ann Dominessy
Stas Drugs
Joan Popovich
Linda Sprover
Hammond
Buyer's Fair
Connie's Superecte Corry Pharmacy
Flye's
Rexall Dries Grice's Jewelers
Latinus Sears Brockton
Wholeisle
Mets
Bolumbus
Woolworth
Escaped convict captured near Selffonte Pa
Sellefonte authorities report state police arrested 20 year old Fuchard J. Key, an inmate missing since Monday, about four miles west of the town. He was held on a rocktew correctional facility warrant and faces return to custody.
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Sellefonte
Hes
Rocktew Correctional Institution
Heo
Fuchard J. Key
Pith Dinh
Here
Ben Bella Castro deem Guantanamo base issue in peace terms
Havana AP Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and Prime Minister Fidel Castro issued a joint communique urging the evacuation of foreign bases including Guantanamo through international law. They stressed peaceful coexistence, pledged embassy-level ties, and invited Ben Bella to visit Algeria.
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Fidel Castro
Ahmed Ben Jella
Ben Bella
Havana
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Guantanamo
Cuba
Castro
White House
Kennedy
Pease Issue Draws Fight at Erie PSEA Convention
A heated clash over the Pease case looms at the Pennsylvania State Education Association district meeting in Erie. Millcreek Teachers Association members vote unanimously to donate 1000 to support Pease’s reinstatement, with funds to be repaid if not used for legal costs. The convention may push a constitutional amendment to bar a school employee from opposing a fellow PSEA member, potentially ejecting dissenting educators in future cases.
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Millcreek
George J. Pease
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Warner Theater
Erie
PSEA
Waterford-Port LeBortt
PBEA
Peese
PSHA
Millcheek Towrehin Rakatan Areanization
Pease
Warren H.,saunders
Millcreek Teachers Association
Peas: Corps
Saunders
Acsidiwa
Perse
Driver Dies After Police Chase In New Jersey
A speeding Cadillac with diplomatic plates led New Jersey state police on a chase. Officers forced the vehicle off the road after exchange of gunfire. The unidentified driver was wounded in the temple and shoulder, then taken to St. Luke's Hospital for surgery. A state police spokesman said the driver attempted suicide after the crash. The car and identity were being checked, and authorities reviewed the New York plate numbers to determine car ownership and possible theft. ACP John Aditlis reported the incident. the man reportedly shot himself after a gunfight. The driver underwent emergency surgery.
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Baston
Pawashee
New Jersey
St. Luke's Hospital
Fountains Aull
New York State
John Aditls
Ak Aind
Kennedy and Gromyko meet as Berlin talks loom
President Kennedy confers with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the White House on a Berlin crisis nearing a possible face to face with Premier Khrushchev. The session precedes a Moscow meeting between Khrushchev and Kohler and follows Khrushchev indicating he favors discussions on Berlin.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
J Khrushchev
Berlin
Khrushchev
Foy Kohler
U.S
Moscow
United States
U.N General Assembly
Gromyko
New York
Wth
Dean Rusk
Kohler
Nere
Jury List Ordered for Dunkirk Murder Trial
Justice Fraser of Auburn Cayuga County ordered a new jury list for the first degree murder trial of Lend Mlecako, 45, of Dunkirk. The 200-person panel was deemed insufficient and a revised list within Cayuga County was requested to ensure a fair trial. Attorneys Grover P. Bowers and Wayne T. Harvick represented Mlecako.
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Mayville
Suet Court
Charles B. Fraser
Auburn
Cayuga County
N. J
Dunkirk
Lend
Mlecako
Dunkirks Micro
Mark Eimal
Fraser
Seversl
Neven
Cayyen
Mlecekn Ane
Grover PB Bowers
Wayne T Harvick
Ten Ofilidian i
Gas Lights To Be Installed At Corry Hospital
Corry hospital directors approved ornamental gas lights for the front parking area and authorized a long term program to replace sash windows with the first 17 to be repaired next month They also authorized purchasing a new electric typewriter for the main office and appointed Main and Co of Pittsburgh as hospital auditors for the year ending next June Reported patients included 70 total cases with 27 inpatients and six deaths noted amid staff performance details Directors present were Chelstensem Christianson Bilaton Puller Hawkins Jafferlin Rue Walter and five others
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Corry Hospital
Corry Ene Hospital
Main and Co
Pittsburon
Tine Slleaieu
Porformer
Chelstensem Christianson
Bilaton
Puller Hawkins
Jafferlin
Rue Walter
East West Berlin tensions loom over future crisis
Soviet press denounces Western insistence on a Berlin crisis as Pravda and others push a warning tone while urging restraint. The commemoration of November’s 45th anniversary softens, with calls for a German peace treaty and a demilitarized West Berlin amid Western leverage toward postwar order.
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William 1
Ryan Beldentiy
Hitrushoher
Vibe Alin
Berlin
Boyle Press
Keerlin
Hsies
Jere
Pravda
Thare
West Berlin
Pedestrian Flees in Wrong Way Traffic Crash Near Columbus
A driverless, chaotic collision occurred on the Columbia Lataville road near Columbus as a pedestrian fled an oncoming vehicle. Julia Sadowski 24 of RD Columbus was westbound when she veered to avoid a blocked path, triggering a chain of impacts involving Clifford Reardon Panama Charles Hall and Edward Brockway who was injured and treated at Corry Fire Hospital. Damage to the cars and scene totaled about $30 and police consider possible charges.
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Columbus
Columbia-Latteville
Corry
Hadid
Ant Atta
Krupa
Clifford Reardon
Panama
Charles Hall
Corry A Dussemer
Reardon
Edward Brockway
HOD
Ashville
N.Y
Hall Auto
Sadowski
Brockway
Bilal
Ariegald
Pennsylvania church leader honored in renamed church
The head of the Rav. John A. Muller, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Washington, PA, was elected to lead a renamed Pennsylvania Baptist conference. Rev. Mirotualley served as a key figure in reorganizing regional churches.
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Umiontow
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