Senators divided on McCarthy role in row
Washington reports show Republicans absolving McCarthy of improper conduct but urging more staff discipline while Democrats accuse McCarthy and Cohn of excused actions. They fault Army officials Stevens and Adams for appeasement and indecision, noting Cohn pushed for favors for Schine and criticizing McCarthy for allowing it.
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Senate Investigations
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Army
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Pvt. G. David Schine
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Schine
Blayens
Two cars damaged in Hare Creek crash at junction
Police reported a two car collision at the Hare Creek and Corry Clymer roads yesterday at 4 30 p m. Damage was estimated at 275 with both drivers unhurt. The motor on Gerald McCray of R D Corry and R D Lowe of Coracpalls were identified. McCray said he traveled south when Lowe pulled from a stop sign.
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Gerald McCray
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Lowe
McCarthy Loses Bid to Direct Johnson on McCarthy Stand
Senator McCarthy failed in seeking Senate committee action to compel vice chair Edwin C. Johnson to clarify his personal stance on McCarthy. Chairman Watkins ruled Johnson’s sitting valid, stating no legal obstacle to his committee role. Johnson denied ever personally loathing McCarthy and said he could remain impartial.
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Washington
Senate Committee
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Wisconsin
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Utah
Johnson
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Denver Post
Denver
Congress
Joe McCarthy
Milk price hike spreads across Pennsylvania regions
Corry housewives face a one cent per quart rise as seasonal pricing goes into effect in 10 of 13 marketing areas. Milk costs rise to 24 cents a quart in Corry with winter levels returning except in Philadelphia and surrounding districts. Producer price up 40 cents per hundredweight. most PA towns see 93 to 25 cents per quart, with Scranton Wilkes Barre Zone 1 at the top. Prices last until April 1.
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Lancaster
Aburban
Pennsylvania
Hartisburg
Johnstown-Altoona
York
Williamsport
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
State hospital patient admits killing inmate
A Philadelphia patient at Embreeville State Hospital confessed to stabbing fellow inmate Frederick Glorigl, age 21, with an ice pick last Saturday. The body was found last night in an old spring house on hospital grounds after authorities say John Schroder, 92, of Easton admitted the crime and secured the door.
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Coatesville
Philadelphia
Embreeville State Hospital
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John Schroder
Easton
Gierlg
Senator Burnet Maybank Dies at 55 in Summer Home
Sen Burnet Rhett Maybank of South Carolina dies in his sleep at his summer home in Flat Rock North Carolina from a heart attack. He served 13 years in the Senate and chaired Banking and Appropriations committees noted for housing legislation. He was unopposed in the Democratic primary and expected to be replaced by Governor Byrnes until the November general election.
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Flat Rock
N. C
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Rhett Maybank
South Carolina
Senate
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Maybank
Byrnes
Supreme Court
Charleston
D. C
Rainfall under normal in Corry August report
Weather Observer George Mulderick records August rainfall in Corry district below normal levels with 0.36 inches on August 30 in a heavy downpour and 17 rainy days ranging from a trace to 0.35 inches. Average August rainfall is 3.48 inches. temperatures cooled with many days in the 70s and 80s, only one in the 90s.
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George Mulderick
Mercury
Gavilan Stricken by Mumps Before Saxton Title Bout
Welterweight champ Kid Gavilan, to defend his title tonight against Johnny Saxton, was revealed to have mumps. Vines knocked him out of the ring 24 hours earlier, but Gavilan remains scheduled for the bout amid the medical disclosure.
Overhaul Of U S Policies Is Expected
United States policy readjustment is anticipated as Dulles signals a reappraisal of foreign policy toward Western Europe. The debate centers on shifting military aid and emphasis from France to its eastern and southern neighbors while seeking NATO measures to rearm West Germany and expand bases in Spain.
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West Hardee
Britain
Four Thousand Steelworkers Strike at Five Plants
Four thousand C10 Steelworkers walked out today at Kewanee Til Greensbor Pan and Boston after contract talks ended without agreement. A federal mediator started efforts to set a meeting. Company spokesman cited union demands exceeding ten cents an hour and potential annual impact of about two hundred thousand dollars. Plant output has been reduced for three months. Starting wage around 1.45 to 1.52 dollars an hour, exact average wage unclear.
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Wifon
Corry Keeps Ahead in Local Hospital Capacity
A 1963 AMA study shows Corry has 55 general hospital beds for 65 beds, giving one bed per 144 residents versus the national one per 24. Corry Memorial Hospital admitted 2,000 patients last year with 37 daily registrations, serving suburban residents as well.
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Social Security bill signing expected late today
Praser Colo President Einen ho wer planned to sign a large law extending the social security program and boosting benefits. The measure increases coverage to 10 million more people, with higher benefits for retirees and survivors, and raises taxes for funded expansion. The bill tightens future benefit formulas and expands compulsory coverage to thousands of workers, with voluntary options for many public and private employees.
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Einenhower
White House
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Magerty
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Tong
United States
Highway Aides Pay Cut Shifts Work Hours
Secretary L Schmidt announced a budget driven pay reduction for State Highway Department workers in the Corry district and metropolitan areas. Hourly rates drop to 1.82 inland and 1.20 in other regions with counties adjusting schedules. Schmidt cited below estimates and dry season costs, saying reduced hours will spread available positions and may affect playoffs. In other news Frank Marzell led the Squires on the Constables Association convention with re election of Paul Thomas and Carmen Pema as officers.
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Corry
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Schmidt
Wan Hochrad TY
Bohmidt
Nour
Sehmidt
Squires
Jbsontown
Frank Marzell
Pietsburgh -Sgmin
Squires On Constables Association
Pémnaylvantd
Yeaterdaye
Paul T. Thomas
Senmnabburg
Carmen Pema
Latrobe
Republicans Soft-Pedal Anti-Red Issue In Campaign
The Republican leadership moved to fasten on a peace and prosperity theme as they wind up conference with Nixon. Aimed to present a unified program for the November election, party officials dismissed the McCarthy Army probe as having little effect on results. The push centers on presenting a constructive GOP platform rather than ongoing conflicts with Democrats over Communism.
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Nation
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Harry Darby
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Blaenhower
Spring Creek School 10 Open
Spring Creek School District will operate a separate schedule from Corry Area Schools for grades 1-6 not in the Corry jointure, starting September 10 with half days first week and cafeteria closed. Secondary students in grades 7-12 will not start with the new Junior High School, delayed to Monday.
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Eidred
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Hentor High
Deer Killed By Car At Beaverdam Collision
State police reported a deer was struck and killed after bounding into the path of a vehicle at Beaverdam. The driver, Leaver Cole of Arle, escaped injury, and the car sustained minor damage. A second crash at Routes 8 and 80 in Wattsburg involved two cars that were removed from the scene. no injuries were reported.
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Arle
Ner Simpson
Union City
Poller
Saling
Vietminh Free Five U S Technicians Released
Saigon reported French officials announced the Vietminh released five U S Air Force and Army technicians captured in central Indochina last June near Tourane. The men were part of a 200 technician mission to service planes during the Dien Bien Phu siege. Names include Airman 2/Ciro Bilas Jr Los Angeles California Airman 3/Cla...
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Saigon
Indochina
Indoochina
South Viet Nam
Qi Nhon
Tourane
Dien Bien Phu Lagt
Jaycees Ready Festival Plans For Mead Park
Gerry Junior Chamber members prepared near final Labor Day weekend events at Mead Park. Activities begin Friday 8 p.m. with a water battle between Stan ford Hose Co. teams, rides and amusements from Shirley Town of Pittsburgh, an ox roast Monday, and a Dunk A Jaycee stunt. A parade forms at the State Armory 10:30 a.m. Monday and moves at 11:30, with route adjustments to avoid train disruption.
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Mead Park
Park
Stanford Hose Co
Hirley Tun
Pittsburgh
State Armory
East Washington Street
Return Of Korean War Dead Begin Home Exchange
The first exchange of dead Korean War soldiers began as 800 bodies, including 194 Americans, were delivered to the U.N. Command in Panmunjom. The dead will be kept in a white Quonset hut until September 15 before train and ship transport to Pusan and then Tokyo.
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U.N
Grern
U.& Army
U. & Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Pusan
Kakura
Japan
Washington
Damage From Storm May Hit 500 Million
Hurricane Carol plowed through the Northeast leaving at least 48 dead and property losses estimated up to 500 million dollars. New England bore the brunt with hundreds of summer homes destroyed and thousands of boats damaged as utilities failed and 150000 telephones remained out. Governors declared states of alarm as Cape Cod cottages were wrecked and landmarks including the Newport Casino and Old North Church steeple sustained damage.
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New England
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Parada
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Connecticut
New York
Palict
Cape Beach
Newport
Balley'e Beach
Baston's Beach
Old North Church
Larntherns
Paul Revere
Mims
Boston Commons
Two School Directors Resign At Spring Creek
Two members of the Eprung ureem school board resign this week Archie Wynn president and Lawrence Both say they resign for business reasons Wave Rieck named to fill vacancy after the death of Willan Wodar sky Bruce Bailey and Elmer Trigg remain on the board Two new directors expected to be chosen to replace the resignations Farmer Honored At Alto Pa Walter Palmer Fulton County farmer received a plaque from the Stone Chapter Boil Conservabink Boelery of America for outstanding conservation farming efforts in 1854
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Bale “Sre
Archie Wynn
Actionn
Lawrence
Mt, Alto, Pa
Walter Palmer
Fulton County
Terettone
Boil Conservabink Boelery of America
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