Will De Gaulle Stay On As French Leader?
Paris reports anxious wait over whether President Charles de Gaulle will accept the referendum victory and stay in office. Official returns show 61.76 percent yes with 38.24 percent no, a lower margin than expected and prompting plans for possible constitutional challenges and continued political strife.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Byance
Charles de Gaulle
France
Corsica
de Gauille
Georges Pompidou
Thterior
Roger Frey
Colombey-les-deux- Eglises
Senate
Gaston Monnerville
Council
Supreme Court
Change In Cuba Crisis Revamps Newsmen's Plans
The Defense Department canceled on the spot coverage plans for Guantanamo Bay and the Caribbean blockade. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester cited changed circumstances after a Saturday Pentagon meeting. A prior plan proposed a 14-member pool to Guantanamo and two 14-man pools to ships in the blockade, including wire services and major papers.
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Cuba
Washington
Defense Department
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo
U.S
Caribbean
Pentagon
Arthur Sylvester
United States
Misuse of Civil Defense Surplus Equipment Reported
GAO found federal surplus property given to states and localities for Civil Defense was used for hunting trips and other non Civil Defense purposes. Instances include a sheriff with an electric sleeping bag and a helicopter loaned to a private firm. Several items could not be located.
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Washington
U. S. General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Local social notes from Cutting Area residents
A roundup of visits and gatherings in Cutting Area communities. Mrs. John Hamilton of Meadville spent several days with her parents the Marshes. Elouise Marsh returned home after a week with the Hamiltons. neighbors called on Sherman residents Ralph and John Hopkins. trips to Erie noted for Hapgood and others. birthday dinner at the Marsh home. a home products party with seven attendees. Wallace family plans to move to Clymer. various overnight visits and visitors from North East Findley Lake Jamestown and Sacramento. ongoing social activity includes demonstrations and visits.
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John Hamilton
Meadville
Carll A. Marsh
Elouise Marsh
Hamiltons
Pearl Bemis
Gladys Chetwood
Ralph Hopkins
John Hopkins
Sherman
Myron Wallace
George Hapgood
Erie
Carl A. Marsh
Carl Gr
Carl Jr
Twila Marsh
Walter DeShazer
Dale Eaton
Clifford Aikens Sr
James Maynard
Corry
Larry Goring
Clymer
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Carl A. Marsh Sr
Wallace
Delbert King
Kings
California
Helen Rouse
Fred —Ahlerin
North East
Lee Howard
Findley Lake
Find
Salvadore
Elis and Sons
Jamestown
Bibby Wright
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Abigrin Sr
Sibley Wright
Salvadore Ellis
Scranton and Dilworth vie in Pennsylvania governor race
Republican William Scranton aides press claims of Democratic corruption in harness racing and politics while outlining stalled reforms. Democrat Richardson Dilworth promises bold industrial growth, tax relief, and a health care push, citing state project growth and tax comparisons to bolster his plan.
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Scranton
Richardson Dilworth
Lawrence
William Green
Philadelphia
James IP. Clark
Democratic Finance Committee
Harness Racing Commission
Edward J. Kane
Martin E. Cusick
Commission
Lawrence B. Sheppard
General Assembly
Stephen McCann
Pennsylvania
New York
Smich Aardson
Dilworth
William W. Scranton
Record Magazine
Pennsylvania Economy League
Lynn Carter
Pennsylvania Associaton of Independent Business
State Commerce Department
Corry Electricity Growth Outpaces Population Rise
The Edison Electric Institute reports rapid growth in Corry and nationwide. Electricity has doubled roughly every decade, expanding generating capacity to about one third of the world's total. Residential use in the area has risen as families increase consumption.
Hunting season opens with injuries and deaths in Pennsylvania
As the small game season begins in Pennsylvania a heavy turnout in the south contrasts with snow in the north. A hunting accident near Green Township injured Eric and David Baker while Fabian Pierog died near Allentown. Heart attack claimed William HoTrutt, and Donald Papesch faced a fatal blaze. Harry Grottkowski, injured Buckshot in Erie, remained in satisfactory condition.
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Eason
Mae ‘Brother
Lestenlay
David R. Baker
R. D
Eric
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Seakions
Fabian Pierog
Emmans
Allentown
William Ho Trutt
Himmel’s Wharf
Honing
Snyder
Wielder
Grose
Donald Papesch
R, D
Sreene
Baker
Stose
Harry Grotkowski
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Newsman George Matthew Adams dies at 84
George Matthew Adams founder and owner of the Adams Newspaper Service died after a long illness. The syndicate bearing his name services more than 100 newspapers nationwide.
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New York
George Mathew Adams
YMCA Weekday Calendar Highlights of October 29
The YMCA outlines a busy week with multiple swim sessions for beginners girls and boys and high school coed programs. Additional activities include TOPS classes, duplicate bridge, leathercraft, knitting, sewing, art, chess, and examiner training across Monday to Wednesday evenings and afternoon hours.
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Gray & Jr. High
Millberry
Spartansburg Brownies
Girl Scouts
Avon Products
Local TV Listings and Schedule Snippet
Public TV guide fragment lists program times for Boston stations with shows like Cheyenne Lucy Show Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Ben Casey Tonight Tonight and various swim classes and community events through the weekend. It references Charley Harper Pete Brady Henry Fonda Madeleine Carroll and local groups Corry Meadville and Spartansburg Brownies.
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Boston TV Tonight
Cheyenne
Lucy
Viv
Danny Thomas
Bill Dans
Jose Jimenez
Danny
Charley Harper
Andy Griffith
Stoner
Andy Taylor
Ben Casey
Casey
Tal
Pete Brady
Charlie Manna
Calor
Henry Fonda
Madeleine Carroll
Penn a Doctor Killed In Florida Car Collision
A Pennsylvania doctor Dr. Ernest Dale aged 64 his wife and Mrs Mary Bennet 53 of Cairo Georgia were killed in a two car crash at an intersection near Tallahassee Florida yesterday. The victims were traveling in one car while the other involved occupant was not named in available text. Local authorities investigated the fatal collision.
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Penn
Tallahassee
Fla
Pennsylvania
Here
Ernest Dale Friday
Houtzdale
Mary Bennelt
Cairo
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Corry, PA
Washington St
Hokar
Pascal Celery
Bor
Ut 19
Bunbury
Khep
Williaxt W.scranton
Northumberland County
YMCA
Port the Carry
Beavers
North East Scouts
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
James Mason
Shelley Winters
Peter Sellers
ICS
P.S
Rossbacher Insurance Service
First Avenue
Gerald Whiteley
Maebelle B. Steadman
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Fed. Dep
Ing. Corp
Borstorff & Fitch Rambler
Anthony Cooper
Barbara Cook
Chrysler
Clarence Wallace
Plymouth
Carry
Mrs. Pearl Clark
Carroll Crowell
Goodyear Tractor Tiras
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
Clarence Savka
Russell Little
Ginnie
South First Ave
Carl Peterson
Colonial Terrace
Eust 771
Columbus Ave
Andrew Gyentek
Root Furniture
A. A. Culver
Avi Ross
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