Landmark Education Bill Advances to Johnson Desk
President Johnson faces a landmark education bill sending $2.387 billion to colleges and creating three programs. It includes federal scholarships for low income students, insured loans for middle income families, and a National Teacher Corps in poverty areas. The House approved 312 to 63 after a failed GOP bid to drop the corps. Senate quick approval followed.
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Washington
Con Bess
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Midwest quake rattles eight states across plains
A midwestern earthquake rattled eight states from Kansas to Tennessee with light to moderate shaking and no injuries reported. The tremor started around 9 01 pm and lasted about 14 minutes on the St Louis University seismograph, felt across Missouri Illinois Iowa Arkansas Nebraska Kentucky and Tennessee.
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St, Louis, Mo
Midwest
St. Louis University
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carl Kisslinger
James Peoples
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas City
Chicago
Memphis
Omaha
Kisslinger
Erie Men Face Possible Charges Over Whiskey Smuggling
An Erie man and a Pittsburgh man are suspected of smuggling 25 fifths of whiskey from Canada aboard the cruiser Patty Ann last Sunday. Customs confiscated the cruiser and a new auto. criminal charges are unlikely with fines possible for private use.
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ERIE
Pittsburgh
Canada
U. S
Perfectionist Pianist Slams Piano in English Concert
AP reports pianist Julius Katchen stopped a Mozart concerto in ISTOL England and criticized the piano as in a disgraceful state. Audience member Lord Mayor Tom Martin reacted with a gasp as Katchen addressed the audience.
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Witistol
England
Julius Katchen
Tom Martin
Question and answer forum on proposed swimming pool
The Journal invites readers to mail written questions about the proposed city pool ballot issue on November 2. The City Recreation Committee will provide answers in the paper over the next several days. Questions must be signed. names will not be published unless noted.
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City Recreation Committee
Recreation Committee
Red Cross aide James L. Fieser Dies at 82
James L. Fieser 82 longtime Red Cross worker whose service covered two world wars and many disasters died yesterday after a heart attack. He devoted decades to disaster relief and wartime aid. He served with regional chapters and national campaigns.
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RED Cross
Washington
James L. Fieser
Red Crass
Erie Student Killed When Car Hits Train
A 17-year-old Cathedral Prep senior, Charles Trabold Jr., died after his car collided with a New York Central freight train bound from Buffalo to Cleveland. The crash occurred at 10:25 p.m. near Erie. police and railroad officials were investigating the circumstances. He was pronounced dead on arrival at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Cathedral Prep
Charles Trabold Jr
Charles Trabold
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York Central
Cleveland
Buffalo
Young Trabold
Corry Jointure to receive 77150 for student aid program
Corry Area School is set to receive 77150 under Title I of federal aid to education to fund projects for an estimated 315 economically deprived students. Officials dispute earlier counts. guidelines arrived this week and the Nov 1 deadline is seen as unlikely, with districts needing workable plans to access funds by Dec 1.
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Corry Area
Maurice Kolpein
Erie County
Oda
Cony
Corry
Thomas R. Shupe
Kolpein
Shupe
Corry Jointure
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Girl 11 Fatally Injured When Swing Collapses in Kittanning
Joycé Elaine Hawkins aged 11 of Kittanning was killed when a homemade pipe swing, rusted and apoying, collapsed striking her on the head. Authorities report the cross piece caused the fatal injury.
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Kittanning, Pa
Joycé Elaine Hawkins
Kittanning
Corry Health Office Inspection Yields Unrevealed Results
Dr. Felix Schubert head of the Erie County Health Department toured the Corry facility on East Smith Street yesterday and planned to locate possible new quarters. Officials indicated findings would be revealed later this afternoon as a broader effort to move health offices continues amid questions of location and political influence.
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Felix Schubert
Erie County Health Department
East Smith Street
Erie
Schubert
Erie City Hall
Erie Department
Corry
W. W. Waterhouse
Health Department
Tour
Lawrence Moriarty
Moriarty
The Body McDonald Found Dead in Hidden Hills Residence
Hollywood actress Marie The Body McDonald was found dead at her Hidden Hills home. Deputies said the cause and circumstances were not yet known. Police traced the discovery to her husband Donald F. Taylor who reported it at 5:30 a.m. The 42 year old star had a long career and a turbulent personal life with multiple marriages.
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Marie
Taylor
Harry Karl
Debbie Reynolds
Miss McDonald
Richard Allard
Vict Or Orsatti
Edward P. Callahan
Encino
India
Pa Senate Adopts Recess For Election Week Actions
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate set key driver pension and school aid bills aside for two weeks during the impending election recess. A point system bill received floor action after Rules Committee review, with a major amendment limiting credit for driver training to one point upon completion. The Education Committee cut scholarship funding from 6 to 3 million and reduced grants to 1 000, while expanding classroom construction aid and state reimbursement to districts. The article also notes actor Richard Arlen's hospitalization for pneumonia amid a new production opening tonight.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Rules ‘Committee
Education
Rules
House
Copters Boost U S Defense As Plei Me Fight Rages
U S helicopters airlifted reinforcements to the besieged Plei Me base in the highlands as Viet Cong attacks waned. Military officials reported at least 90 enemy dead, while one U S Army officer Capt Robert F Hopper escaped Viet Cong captivity near Quang Tri. Eight Americans died in two Plei Me helicopter crashes and Viet Cong guns kept up pressure on the camp.
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U.S
Plei Me
Anh
Sean Tere
Topart
Highlands
Quang Tri
Robert F. Hopper
Winter Haven
Ated Soul
Quang ‘Tri
Sauget
Henriettiatels
Hopper
Amers Jean
Isaac Camacho
el Pasy
Tex
Ples Me Jes
Saigon
Montasuru
Hie
Rent Subsidy Bill Survives Senate Vote Amid Uncertain Path
The uncertain future of President Johnsons rent subsidy program continues after the Senate narrowly approved funds to launch it this year. House conferees will join Senate conferees in a meeting on the catch-all money bill that includes 360000 for the first year of subsidies as they seek to reconcile differences with the House.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Forum Pa Emule
Ise Ap
Mittee
Conference
Victim of Car and Bike Crash Dies in Union City
Hubert Behan, 46, of Union City, died at Union City Memorial Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car on Route 6 east of Union City. Calvin Walker, 40, of Corry, was driving the car. a second vehicle swerved to avoid Behan but Walker’s car struck him as he tried to stop.
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Hubert Behan
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Behan
Corry
Calvin Walker
R. D
Walker
Resume Hunt For Pair Lost In Kane Area
A widespread search resumed in the Hazelhurst area for two Kane men missing since Sunday. Charles Mears, 28, and Lawrence Wagner, 24, from the Arlington Hotel, parked a car near a garage then walked over a hill. Guard units and three Bradford airport planes join today.
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Bradford-McKean
Rotary flyer drop planned to boost elder and doughnut sale
Pilot Robert A. Ott Jr will drop flyers over the city tomorrow to drum up interest in this year’s Rotary elder and doughnut sale. Red flyers can be sold back for 8 dollars. event downtown Saturday benefits Rotary student fund with 404 gallons of cider 200 dozen doughnuts and 200 pumpkins also for sale.
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Robert A. Ott Jr
Rotary Club
Ott
Frank Lucie
Lawrence
Bud) Nichols
Rotary
McMichael
Probe into KKK dealings fuels House inquiry
Washington AP reports House Un American Activities investigators press a probe into Klan finances with bank records and invoices as Chairman Willis warns contempts of Congress may follow. Imperial Wizard Shelton defends the group while pledging further news conferences and insists the Klan wields no murder power.
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Washington
House
Vanis
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Internal Revenue Service
Willis
North Carolina
James Robert Jones
Salisbury
Jones
Robert M. Shelton
Congress
Shelton
Break Bank Bag Bundle in Ellicott Bank Burglary
The FBI the Chautauqua County sheriff and Ellicott police investigate a bank burglary at Marine Midland Chautauqua National Bank Ellicott discovered yesterday morning. Thieves entered through a rear door and stole about $205 from a teller’s cage plus $92 from Philip's Beauty Salon next door.
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Vamestown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Department
Ellicott
Marine Midland Chautauqua National Bank
Philip's Beauty Salon
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