Congress Nears Adjournment Amid Pay and Sugar Debates
Washington AP Congress pushes toward adjournment with final action on federal pay and sugar. Dirksen predicts completion today while leaders expect by Saturday. Senate and House conferrees seek agreement on sugar quotas and a 3.6 percent raise for 1.8 million federal workers starting Oct. 1. The House seeks 4 percent. Senate favors administration plan.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson Administration
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Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
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Morrissey nomination for federal judgeship seen as dead
Washington AP report says the Morrissey nomination to a U.S. District Court seat is dead for this Congress. President Johnson has no plan to withdraw, but Kennedy urged sending it back to the Judiciary Committee. If resubmitted next year Morrissey would need Senate confirmation and likely resign his Boston Municipal Court post.
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Francis X. Morrissey
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White House
Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Morrissey
Boston
U.S. District Court
Massachusetts
Corry Braces For Job Federal Aid To Schools
Federal education aid totaling 89 644 will go to Corry to help 167 underprivileged children based on 1960 census income figures. Educators warn admin costs may consume much of the funds and cite paperwork and staffing burdens, with Rostemeyer devoting full time to the program and local districts reevaluating needs.
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Corry
Uncle Sam
Thomas R. Shupe
Jointure
Marine On Leave Shot Loses Two Toes
A 19 or 21 year old Marine on leave suffered the loss of two toes on his left foot when he slipped while hunting on his father’s farm near Spartansburg. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital around 6 pm with the condition listed as satisfactory.
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Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Floyd McKubn Jr
East Main Street
Corry
McKuhn
R. D
Kidnapped Girl Reunited After Four Years Hidden Life
Linda Lee Ridings, 6, reported kidnapped in 1961, was found living as a migrant farm worker with Mona Daughtery, 41. Daughtery admitted taking the child and claimed Linda was taken as a baby to Oklahoma. Linda’s mother, Barbara Ridings, remains missing. husband Hubert Ridings separated. Police say Linda traveled with Daughtery through the Midwest, with Los Angeles records noting the 1961 disappearance.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Linda Lee Ridings
Linda
Remona Daughtery
Miss Doughter
Clarence Boyd
Boyd
Oklahoma
Barbara Ridings
Los Angeles
Oklaholma City
Daughtery
Midwest
Local groups sponsor Overcomers club events in Corry
A local chain of volunteer sponsors supports The Overcomers, a handicapped club. BPW Corry serves a second month, with CHEER parent group coordinating, as Pam Cervola of Corry Area High School asks Sophomore Tri Hi to sponsor a party for the handicapped.
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Overcomers
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
BPW
Norman ‘Arbell
CHEER
Overcomers Club
Tarbell
Pam Cervola
Corry
Pam
Tri-Hi
Sophomore Tri-Hi-T's Plan Charity Party at Corry High
Corry Area High School sopho more officers Lana Knowlton Beth Lewis Carol Turner Sue Grobhaliz Donna Stec and Sherry Ott preview a November 1 party for local handicapped youngsters. The group promotes teen leadership and community service as part of their club activities.
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Corry Area High School
Lana Knowlton
Beth Lewis
Government Urges Supreme Court To Uphold Voting Rights
The Department of Justice asks the Supreme Court to exercise original jurisdiction to review provisions of the 1965 voting rights law near the Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana cases. Justice Katzenbach seeks fast action to protect electors while registrars in three states are challenged by federal examiners. The government cites potential impact on 1966 primaries and plans to curb jury bias using a Reconstruction era civil rights law.
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Missisippi
Nicholas Katzenbach
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AL Baton Rouge
Jack Gremillion
Supreme Cowri de
Texas
Tideland
Katzenbach
Thurgood Marshall
Mississippi
NE School Board Okays 300000 Swim Pool
North East school leaders approve a $300,000 indoor pool to serve the public after school hours. A four member committee will plan, with financing from regular channels and a public fee. Completion target is fall 1987 pending Erie County and state approvals.
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Dickering
North East School Board
Lake Erie
Harold Buchholz
E. C. Davis
Davis
Erie County School Board
State Department ‘of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
Tar derails train in Phoenix street mishap
In Phoenix a city street crew tarred a stretch of railroad tracks causing a Santa Fe switch engine to slide off onto the street. The engine rolled onto the pavement but no one was injured. Crews re-railed the locomotive shortly after the incident yesterday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Santa Fe
Klansman's Case Bombshells Seen In Trial
In Hayneville Alabama attorney Arthur J. Hanes says he will reveal bombshells in the Wilkins murder trial of 21 year old Klan member charged with slaying civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo. FBI ballistics will link a 38 caliber pistol to Wilkins as Gary Rowe testifies about the high speed chase and shooting on a dark highway.
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Hayneville, Ala
Callie Leroy. Wilkins Jr
Ku Klux Klan
Arthur J. Hanes
Birmingham
Fense
Amy
Hanes
Richmond Flowers
Wilkins
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
FBI
Marion E. Williams
Fairfield
Ala
Liuzzo
Gary Thomas Rowe
Selma
Montgomery
Leroy Morton
Rowe
Pool Question Not Political in Corry Mayoral Race
Candidates Weber and Peiffer say the November 2 pool bond issue is not political. They frame the referendum as a people’s decision on a $199 pool funded by tax dollars over 19 years, arguing larger issues deserve debate and the pool topic has no place in campaigns.
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Corry
Raymond G. Weber
Renublican
William A. Peiffer
Weber
Peiffer
CAHS Students Attend Annual College Night
Twenty five Corry Area High School students from the top four grades attended the annual college night at Strong Vincent High School in Erie where representatives of 52 colleges and universities were on hand to meet them. LeRoy Peck CAHS principal noted that local gatherings at the high school are common but gathering many college reps in one Erie session is more practical for reaching students from 27 area high schools.
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Corry Area
Strong Vincent High School
Erie
Corry
LeRoy Peck
CAHS
Vincent
25 More Towns Get Boost From Project 70
Harrisburg AP Gov Scranton gives final approval for 2120 acres under Project 70. The plan funds half the land cost for 25 communities, bringing total approved acres to 70406. Highlights include a 900 acre watershed tract on Mauch Chunk Creek between Jim Thorpe and Summit Hill.
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