Dogs Haunting City Stray Dogs Prompt Police Action
A spate of dog disturbances prompts police to seize a stray German shepherd mix, cite two owners under the stray dog ordinance, and investigate a pack lingering near Concord School. Principal Paul Claypool noted a nuisance as dogs followed children briefly.
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Elty Pound
Concord School
Paul Claypool
Katherine Fields
West Bond Street
Tris. Bogert
West Church Street
Corry YMCA Sponsors Halloween Window Painting Contest
The Corry YMCA with the Retail Division and Corry Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Halloween window painting contest in Corry and Columbus. Youths registered at the YMCA receive free paints from the Chamber of Commerce to decorate shop windows, judged that night by the Corry Arts Club, with $30 in prizes from the Chamber and YMCA.
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Corry
Musician Earl Bostic Dies in Rochester Hospital
Jazz saxophonist Earl Bostic died at Highland Hospital Rochester after a heart attack Tuesday. He had been ill and hospitalized since late yesterday, cutting short a storied career highlighted by popular hits and collaborations with major acts.
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Rochester
Earl Bostic
Highland Hospital
Corry Voters Face Three Ballot Questions Tuesday
Top of the Ballot in Corry lists three questions, two statewide and one local. The local issue concerns a $100,000 municipal swimming pool financed by a bond, with a proposed half mill property tax increase to repay. Proponents stress safety and youth welfare. opponents cite tax burden on homeowners. Also on the ballot are two state constitutional amendments regarding use of former judges to assist in state courts and related conditions for temporary assignments.
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Whett Corry
Pper
Corry
City of
City Recreation Committee
Corncil
Irene
Aii
Édson
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Civil rights march halted in Lincolnton confrontation
Civil rights forces prepared a march in Lincolnton Georgia but a clash with about 40 Negro men halted the event. Leaders pledged to continue efforts, with plans for a Selma meeting to press federal crime legislation against brutality and intimidation.
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Preeq
Lincolnton
Thay
Lee
Pulpee
Ifien
Mir
Martin Luther
K. Comerged
Selma
Washington
House
Pe Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Willie Bolden
King
Klansmen Taught Bombs and Booby Traps in Georgia
Washington AP report details a House investigation into a Georgia Ku Klux Klan training session near Matos, held October 1961. Calvin F. Craig and Imperial Robert M. Shelton attended a three hour demonstration covering bomb making, booby traps, incendiaries, and car arson. A Klan organizer William B. Crowe described using such devices in retaliation against racial integration, with classroom lectures on firearm and explosive setups. The witness and other leaders faced questions about prior workshops and the scope of their activities.
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Washington
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Calvin F. Craig
Philip Manuel Tes
Matos
Craig
Imperial Robert M. Shelton
Manuel
William B. Crowe
Crowe
Corry Beaver Wins High State Honor at Penn State con tests
The Beaver, Corry Area High School's newspaper, won First Award at the Pennsylvania School Newspaper Association conference in Reading, with staffers Roger Seel, Peg Bortner, Jay Summerville, Kerry Kennedy, Lois Schreckengost, and Judith MacGregor earning multiple honors. The paper scored 177 of 195 on makeup and achieved a perfect 65 on the editorial page while near perfect in other categories.
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The
Beaver
Corry Area High School
Keystone
Reading
Roger Seel
Peg Bort
Ner
Jay S. Summerville
Kerry Kennedy
Lois Schreckengost
Judith MacGregor
the Beaver
YMCA board takes no position on outdoor pool referendum
Jr. James Wiseman president of the YMCA board says the board has taken no formal position on constructing the public outdoor pool proposed as a referendum next Tuesday. Lou Hanna reveals details. Manns notes endorsement of indoor program benefit if built. Sterling Wees voices personal support.
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James Wiseman
Ymca Board of Directors
Lou Hanna
Yreveation
Manns
Sterling Wees
YMCA
Chester students suspend over 35 cent lunch payment
Chester PA AP report notes Charles Steward Jr. and Peggy Steward were suspended three days for bringing their own lunches rather than paying 35 cents for school meals. Their father paid by check to obtain a receipt while a school board president cites federal subsidy rules and all students’ participation.
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Chester
Tewar
Foley
Charles Steward Jr
Peggy
Charles Steward
Steward
Precision Products
Robert F. Russell
Russell
Youth Corps enrollment figures across 44 projects reported
Washington Pennsylvania notes 18 358 young men enrolled in 44 Youth Corps projects under the Department of Labor. The figures appear in the Neighborhood Youth Corps Since Inst report released yesterday by W Willard.
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Youth Corps
Washington
Pennsylvania
Neighborbod
Ary of Labor
W. Willard
Venango Land Deal Torpedoed in Open Space Row
The Venango Township land purchase proposed by the County Parks and Recreation Board for 210 acres faces objections over inflated pricing. Joseph Luciano of Erie offered $20,000 two years ago with county funding split 50 50 under new rules, but scrutiny questioned the value versus tax dollars. After changes allowing 50 percent federal aid, the county could have avoided participating, yet concerns remain about the price and the seller’s profit. The board and local groups pressed for clearer appraisal bases, while negotiations linger with Luciano and state authorities.
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Venango Township
County Parks and Recreation Board
Joseph Luciano
Erie
Apo
Peter Russo
Evie County
Ald Luciano
Luciano
Russo
Robert J. Tullio
Nat Servidio
Erie Realtors
Tullio
Board of
Tullio, Servidia
Richard Hath
Erle
Waldsburg
le Peounds
George Ro Sample
Journal
Wattsburg
Corry
Parks and Recreation Board
Isso Comaerea Lueland
Luciano Wuld
SUI
Avewrdine
Russy
Russi
Bobh Sample
Paul Wetzel
James Leslie
Sample
Wetzel
B52 Bombers Pound Red Storage Areas
U S Navy F8E Crusader blown up over North Vietnam and pilot missing after presumed surface to air missile hit. Five American planes downed previously by Soviet missiles. B52s from Guam strike near Saigon in 55th raid targeting storage area in Tay Ninh Province. Weather cancels Vietnamese ground follow up. Six U S paratroopers killed and three wounded by friendly fire near Qui Nhon. Skyraider bombers strike Viet Cong troops west of Saigon. 230 combat sorties reported in 24 hours across South Vietnam. Planes from the carrier Independence attack warehouses and roads near Vinh before dawn.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.setary
Guam
Strategic Air Command
Tay Ninh
U.S
Bea
Qui Nhon
101St Fire Division
Song Am Valley
Hau Nghia
Independence
Vinh
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American Education
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Max Benink
Carty Area
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Johnston
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Corry Beaver
Venango Land Deal
Wet
Gladys Howe
Peg Bortier
Jay Summerville
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