War of Nerves Spurs Syrian Tensions Across Borders
A United States Syria framing roils public opinion as reports claim Turkish troops mass on the Syrian frontier and American naval and air forces reinforce Syrian troops. Propaganda and counterclaims swirl about alleged invasions and plots, while Egyptian and Arab responses fuel a charged media atmosphere.
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University Neighborhoods Face Slum Clearance Trend
University communities grapple with aging structures and urban decay as cities expand. About 20 universities are involved in slum clearance and renewal efforts to restore neighborhoods to historic conditions amid rising transportation and economic pressures.
Protesting Gas Rate Increase Faces City Council
City Council adopts a 6 to 0 vote to protest a Pennsylvania Gas Co rate hike, urging the Public Utility Commission to open its own inquiry. City Solicitor Gerald J. Weber warns little chance to reduce the increase, which mirrors a prior federal approval, while officials seek a proactive fight against rising gas costs.
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Corry Memory Notes from 1987 Halloween Parade
Yesterday's Memories recalls Corry events from October 1987. It mentions the Shanghai battalion resisting Japanese forces and a large turnout of teachers at a Pennsylvania education association meeting, plus a downtown Halloween parade that drew hundreds of spectators and entertained children.
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Forty Years Ago on the Rifle Coast Record Trip Ended
LT A ME Howard leaves city for Seattle to complete a transcontinental run. He will have traveled to and from the Rifle Coast 61 times when this trip ends, with the journey typically lasting 14 to 21 days. Mahoney reports a Washington post office transfer and duties next month. The city nears completion on a concrete highway bridge on Columbus Avenue near Keppel farm, now open to traffic. A crash near Roaring Spring kills Peter Odenthal, 44, of Portage.
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Jehovah’s Witness Assembly Draws 1100 ministers to Corry
The Jehovah’s Witnesses hold their semi annual Christian assembly at Corry Area High School November 18 drawing about 1,100 ministers from 20 local congregations. Sunday at 3 p m district supervisor Nicholas Kovalak will deliver the public discourse What Are The Prospects For Lasting Peace detailing decades of service and outreach in multiple states.
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Postpone Penna Railroad Strike In New York
The Transport Workers Union has postponed indefinitely a strike of 25,000 equipment maintenance workers against the Pennsylvania Railroad, set to begin next Saturday midnight. Eugene Attreed announced the delay, contingent on preserving the current dispute status, and the union sought mediation. The 49 TWU locals across 13 states and DC maintain PRR equipment, with recent issues cited as the main contention.
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Police Nab Two Boys In Car Theft
Two Cleveland juveniles were arrested after a chase in Harborcreek by State Trooper Richard Sullivan. Barry Semith, 15, a recent escapee from Hudson Boys’ Institute, and 12-year-old Tom Plata were nabbed at the wheel of a stolen Chevrolet on Route 20 after allegedly stealing the car Sunday and fueling up near Sheakleyville and Med. The youths, to be turned over to Cleveland authorities, were detained following the pursuit.
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Warming Trend Envelops United States
A general warming trend spread across the United States ending a brief cool spell. Temperatures rose notably in the Southeast from Texas to the Virginias with readings mostly in the 50s. Birmingham Alabama hit 57 degrees, Crossville Tennessee rose 22 degrees, while raw rain fell from Arkansas to the Ohio Valley as warmer air moved in.
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