Weather Threat To Monday's Space Plan
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Passing every test with ease the Gemini 6 pilots racked up still more flight rehearsals today for Monday's date with a target in space. Only the weather posed a question mark. Weathermen fear sluggish cloud formations over the launch area but are not expected to bar the launchings of Gemini 6 and the target Agena. Command pilot Walter M Schirra Jr and pilot Thomas P Stafford squeezed in gym time in a schedule devoted to simulators rendezvous and docking. They have logged more than 125 hours in simulators over six months far above the 100 hours typical. Their brief one or two day flight will dock with the target Agena rocket for the first time a precise and taxing chore. Space agency spokesmen said the crew already has made more than 50 rendezvous runs in the Gemini simulator including some where they pretend they had lost flight capability. Already 10 000 men 18 ships and 40 aircraft are deployed to support the launch operation Monday.
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Mother of 10 Killed In Runaway Car Crash
SHARON PA A mother of 10 was killed and her twins critically injured when a car skidded on a wet pavement and struck them on the lawn near Hickory Township as they walked toward a school bus. The driver, Marjorie Davis of Sharpsville, was hospitalized. The car then crashed into a house next to the Maurice home.
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Sharpsville
Court Resumes In Arson Case In Arkansas
Court resumes at 9 a m for testimony in the arson to defraud case against Hazel Cenfer an alleged participant in the Culver Diner fire last May 27 trial began yesterday at 230 pm with adjournment at 5 pm An accomplice Berry Burcham pleaded guilty earlier this year as an accessory before the fact and was sentenced.
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Drivers Unhurt In TN Area Crash Near Corry
Two area young men were injured when their cars collided at the Route 6 and 69 intersection west of Corry around 10 PM. William Sperraz, 20, of Erie and Sylvan Bees, 92, of Spartansburg, were the drivers involved. Total damage estimated at 4500.
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Congress Ends Long Session in Landmark Civil Rights Year
Washington AP says Congress adjourned the year after a 94 month session marked by civil rights education and healthcare laws. The Senate and House passed the sugar quota bill, adjourned sine die, with Johnson calling the session the greatest in history. The pay raise for federal workers and other measures were enacted as part of the year’s end actions.
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Aero-Flow Dynamics declares 10 cent dividend set
The Board of Aero-Flow Dynamics declared a 10 cent per share dividend payable December 3 to stockholders of record November 17. The Aero-Corry Division on West Main Street is the local subsidiary. For Q3 this year net income rose to 38,046 on sales of 2,284,920, up from 26,694 on 2,087,110 last year. Nine months show 79,815 income vs 66,296 last year. sales climbed to 6,874,985 from 5,037,444. Earnings per share for nine months were 14 cents, down one cent from last year.
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Aero-Corry
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Underwriters Sponsor Corry Lighting Contest
The Corry Association of Life Underwriters will sponsor the annual home Christmas lighting contest for the Corry area with 100 in prizes. First prize 50, second prize 20, and six honorable mentions of 5 each. Last year’s first and second place winners are eligible only for honorable mentions this year. Independent judges will be used and unnamed. Full details will follow.
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Corry
Johnston
If Bill Becomes Law County School Office May Fall Victim To Big Trend
Erie County Superintendent Maurice Kolppin warns that a Harrisburg bill eliminating county school offices in favor of regional offices could end his job. The measure, up for General Assembly consideration, would fund a study and reflects moves toward an intermediate superintendent system with five year terms for re elected county superintendents.
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Erie County
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General Assembly
County Vote Beef Looks Like Another False Alarm
County voter registrar Mrs. Helen Gressley described a recent voting irregularity claim as unfounded after reviewing Edinboro and Corry ballot write-ins. She confirmed Halmi remains the sole Democrat candidate for borough auditor, with Cotter write-ins misallocated on a school auditor slot. She noted write-in votes are often miscast and frustrating to count.
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The
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Edinboro
Stephen Halmi
Asid
Eloise Cotter
Halmi
Corry
Harry Truman
Truman
Gresley
Educator Run Out After Harassment in Americus
Dr. Lloyd A. Moll 63 and wife prepare to leave Americus following harassment and threatening calls over his stance on civil rights. Moll, former president of Georgia Southwestern College for 13 years, says he will resign as a Sunday School teacher and move outside Georgia, with his wife deciding the destination in about a week. Fortson, a lawyer and brother of Georgia’s secretary of state, also received threats and moved to Atlanta weeks ago.
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Fortson
Georgia
Ben W. Fortson Jr
Georgia Southwestern College
Sumter County
Heunomic Opportunity Authority
College Bill To Help Pa Students If Passed
Harrisburg AP report on a federal higher education bill aiding Pennsylvania students. The measure would cost 841 million dollars for an eight year program, expand eligibility, shift loan interest payments to the federal government starting likely January, and impact the existing state loan program serving 11,430 students with 9.7 million dollars in outstanding loans. Kenneth R. Reeder of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency notes the elimination of need tests for families under 15 000 dollars and predicts a surge in loan applications next year.
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Kenneth R. Revher
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
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College Entrance Examination Board
New York
Diana Dors Hurt In Traffic Accident In London
Actress Diana Dors was slightly injured in a fogbound car crash. Manager Troy Dainty said she sustained facial bruises a cut to the forehead and a knee wound from contact with the car’s instrument panel after the car left a ditch overnight.
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Klansman Acquitted In Liuzzo Murder
Alabama officials say Col Wilkins Jr. was acquitted in the murder of Viola Linxton, a Detroit housewife. The trial's second round ended with a deadlocked jury, and prosecutors plan to try other Ku Klux Klan members on murder charges. The courtroom reaction included applause from spectators as Wilkins was freed.
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KKK Probe Sparks Fire After Recanting Klansmen Testimony
Washington AP report says House Un American Activities hearings yielded rapid disclosures as Klansman Joseph G. Du Bois renounced the Klan and handed over records while former Klan chaplain Roy Woodle warned of threats from a masked spectator. Woodle described high living among Klan leaders and recalled a cross burning at his home. The committee expects more revelations and a potential chain reaction as its inquiry moves toward the United Klans of America.
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Reds Refuse To Wilt Under Heavy Fire From U S
AP dispatches from Saigon and Moscow report Viet Cong assaults on Pleime special forces camp 210 miles northeast of Saigon as heavy air strikes continue. Brezhnev in Kiev calls U S action a doomed war risking nuclear confrontation. U S spokesmen cite high Viet Cong casualties while acknowledging light U S losses. Two Viet Cong battalions, possibly 1000 to 1200 men, are believed active in the area.
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Health Office Here Likely To Stay Put
Erie County Health chief heads department. Corry office may remain, despite complaints tied to building owner W W Waterhouse. Officials plan to report inspection results to county commissioners after site tours. Artist Henry J Soulen, 77, noted Phoenixville figure dies after stroke. won Peabody Award for magazine cover work.
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Erie County Department of Health
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Health Department
Erie
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Phoenixville, Pa
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Phoenixville Hospital
Truck Dunked As Driver Stands Helpless
In Dunkirk a parked tractor trailer rolled into Lake Erie near the Ripley Inn. The trucker chased it, it slid down a boat ramp into three feet of water, was winched out after hours, and refused to start until towed again. Also reported is the death of novelist Carter at 64 after abdominal surgery.
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