Death Toll From Flu Climbs To 45 In Pa
The flu death toll in Pennsylvania rose to 45 with three more fatalities at Pennhurst State Hospital. An 87 year old and a 29 year old died at Pennhurst, and a four year old died Saturday. The weekend added ten area deaths, bringing the statewide total this month to 42. In Lehigh Valley the toll reached 20 with a Moses of victims at Muhlenberg College and nearby facilities. The Chester County School for the Mentally Retarded reported another fatality, bringing its total to eight. seven were residents.
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Nation reports 208 dead as Asian flu global toll rises
Death toll mounts with 968 deaths nationwide since summer as Asian flu spreads. New York leads with high fatalities, followed by Pennsylvania, Louisiana, and California. Pittsburgh begins blood tests to gauge flu impact, while Montgomery County sees the first local Mu-linked death of Barbara Ann Hinely, 17, amid pneumonia after a fall attack.
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Delaware County
Clearfield
Fifth Week Of Integration Begins In Little Rock
Fifth week of integrated classes at Little Rock Central High School opens with 2000 pupils under federal troops. Paratroopers and Arkansas National Guardsmen guard Negro students as Governor Faubus returns to the governor’s mansion amid ongoing debate over school integration and federal intervention.
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Black Family Home Damaged In Sudden Accident
Police seek dynamiter after a frame bungalow in Fountain Heights suffered heavy damage before a Black family, led by Mrs. Cleo Prince, planned to move in. The April incident struck a home at 22th Pine North, a neighborhood with many Black residents and others moving into an all-white area.
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Pet Ram Knocks Billy Graham Down Mountain
In Montreat a ram knocked Billy Graham down a rocky mountainside injuring him with a possible fractured knee. An x ray at Asheville hospital followed. Graham planned a New York appearance next Sunday, while staying at home Wednesday for a sale of melons.
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Syria Denies Any Part In Saud's Mediation Talks
Syria denies involvement in mediation talks with Saudi Arabia and Turkey as King Saud’s invitation to discuss the Middle East crisis circulates. A Syrian spokesman says the visit by Bizzy to Saudi Arabia was in response to Saud’s invitation, while Turkey remains noncommittal. The UN Assembly prepares to debate the Turkish Syrian crisis amid warnings of regional tension and possible action.
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Flu Leveling Off In Corry Area As Schools Brace For Absences
Reports from several Crawford County family physicians indicate flu may be leveling off in Corry and surrounding areas as schools plan to reopen after a day of closures. Erie meeting of the Pennsylvania Education Association provides a respite for schools facing illness-caused makeups, though uncertainties remain about how many students will return. Public health officials warn adults remain vulnerable to cold weather and influenza as winter approaches, while some districts like Titusville and Meadville resist shutting down. church services were canceled in parts of Erie County.
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Educators Attend 32nd PSEA Meet in Erie
Educators from Venango Warren and surrounding counties gathered at the Warner Theatre Erie for the 32nd Northwest Pennsylvania State Education Association convention starting at 9 15 am. Judge Besinger delivered the keynote Architects of a Better World. After lunch, sessions moved to Strong Vincent and Harding Schools for department forums with Corry Area High School teachers David Yard and Richard Farrer on two panels. Felix Matthews Corry Teachers Association president attended and all area teachers were expected to attend. In a separate item a 14 year old, Allen Straw of West Decatur, was killed in a auto wreck near Philipsburg with his brother George Straw critically injured.
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Belle Tunis Hospital
Swiped Cop's Badge Errol Flynn Booked As Drunk At Party
Hollywood gossip reports actor Errol Flynn, 48, booked as intoxicated after a Saturday party incident. Flynn denies drunkenness, says he plans to sue for false arrest, asserting the scene was a staged setup with guests and costly costumes. Continuous coverage referenced Cedric Kehoe and Maureen FitsGibbor in attendance.
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Kehoe
Judge Denies Lifting Hoffa Union Post Restraining Order
A Washington judge refused to lift the restraining order barring Hoffa from a Teamsters post. The case involves New York rank and file members seeking to convert the injunction and appoint court receivers. Four motions by union supporters were argued, with objections to how the previous restraining order was granted and whether due process was followed.
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Fires claim lives in six blazes across four states
A spate of six fires across Texas Ohio New Jersey and upstate New York left 10 adults and 40 children dead or seriously injured. Among the dead in Amarillo Texas was Kathy 6 Aaron 4 Sharon 2 and Stanley 18 months. In Newark New Jersey a 34 year old Godfrey Taylor and his family perished trying to escape a three story tenement fire. Police and fire officials say causes ranged from defective wiring to house fire hazards as crews battled blazes overnight.
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State Pays County School Funds in 1967 68 Subsidy Plan
Erie County districts will receive 926 075 in first of two subsidies for the 1967 68 school year. Payments hinge on a per teaching unit formula and are intended to ease prior delays. Local districts listed include Elgin Borough 4 701, Lawrence Park Township 917 729, LeBoeuf Township 14 132, North East Borough 41 180, Union City Borough 77 23, Venango Township 31 765, Waterford Borough 30 895, Wattsburg Borough 1 266, Wayne Township 27 250, Columbus Township 36 154, and others. A March second payment is planned.
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Welcome Queen Arrives as New York Greeted in Parade
Dozens of towers and streets faced a ticker tape welcome as a queen visited New York. Crowds chanted and waved from Broadway to the harbor while soldiers and civilians joined the spectacle. A city official described the scene as a grand civic greeting, with the queen waving to spectators from a window overlooking the parade. The scene culminated with the traditional long carpet ceremony and a view of Manhattan’s skyline from Mapleton and Staten Island approaches.
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Voter Registration Totals For November Ballot
County records show 3,570 eligible voters and 3,679 target voters for November 6. GOP gains led by 1,880 new registrations while Democrats added 1,477. miscellaneous group accounts for about 150. Overall GOP and Dem totals reflect shifts in countywide party registration.
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Sputnik To Shine Best For U.S. Tonight
Space observers expect the Russian rocket satellite Sputnik to be visible across the United States tonight with three crossings from south to north. The craft, 150 miles high, will appear first in the southeast near 0:05 p.m. EST and move westward across Boston New York and Washington as it loops every 96.5 minutes. Astronomers urge viewers to avoid Venus and note the satellite will move like a high flying jet and reappear closer to towns in Iowa before returning tomorrow evening.
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J. Allen Hynek
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79 Killed As Speeding Trains Collide In Turkey
Trains collide near Yatlin Bursa and Isparta Eile in Turkey leaving 79 dead and Gevonty injured. A Joepakwrnunr express bound for Athens and London became tangled as engines crushed and cars telecopied.
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Sixth Fleet Remains Near Turkey Amid Exercises
The bulk of the Sixth Fleet stays off Turkey as 6200 Marines and flotilla ships rejoin for NATO drills. Brown cites higher authority keeping 9,000 Marines and shipping in the Mediterranean for further exercises and familiarization. The force includes Lake Champlain carrier group, two carriers, destroyers, and an antisubmarine task force with additional carrier support.
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Driver's Auto Misses Curve Hits Barricade
One car accident near Centerville morning left Jerome Pawlowske 21 Detroit uninjured. He, a student at Alliance College Cambridge Springs, drove old Bowle Road and failed to turn, crashing into a permanent barricade used after the new route was built. About $200 damage reported to the barricade. August Pirog 25 Hokenduwqua Pa, pawlowski’s presenter, suffered head injuries but no hospital care needed.
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British Plan To Share Atomic Secrets Across Allies
London reports a UK proposal to pool scientific resources with the United States and Canada, coordinating through a joint planning directorate in Washington. The plan hints at widening cooperation to other Commonwealth and NATO members, while noting possible restrictions on sharing chemical information if security issues arise.
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Chest Drive Nets $7000 In First Five Days
Reports from surrounding areas show progress toward goals though some communities lag. Corry reports $6000 received by Friday with a $1000 boost from Acra Supply improving totals to 7000 as industrial and advance gifts chairmen file reports. Thirty-two charitable organizations plan to participate in the 46920 campaign, which runs through Getober Sit.
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Getober Sit
Denies Closing Clymer Milk Plant Amid Probe
Article reports that the Clymer milk plant may stay open as Dairymen's LeagueCo operative officials discuss profitability and potential operation options. Donald Croscutt, president of the Chautauqua County chapter, says analyses are under way to compare the Clymer and Sherman plants. Retired banker Edward Belden Greene dies in Cleveland after a long career as a steel and shipping executive and as board chair of Cleveland-Cliffs.
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Cleveland
Edward Belden Greene
Cleveland-Clutte Tron Co
First Stage Rocket Test May Resume After Delays
The first stage of a rocket test at Cape Canaveral faced two postponements but may restart soon. The launch aims to place a satellite into orbit from the missile test center, with engineers preparing an instrumented flight and possible March timing. Russian space advances and U S reactions drew comment from academics and analysts amid ongoing debate on the significance of the new satellite.
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Cambridge
Fine Weather Keeps Week-End Traffic Heavy
Fine weather lures motorists to take the last spin before snowfall as weekend traffic on area highways remains heavier than usual. Pennsylvania roadside rests report full capacity while many seek autumn views, despite rain and cooler air. A house fire near Corry was contained with local fire crews stopping the blaze before it spread to nearby properties.
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Corry Stanford Hoge Company
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