Administrators Pay Cut Shifts Budget for Corry Area Title 1
State Department of Public Instruction approves a revised Corry Area Title 1 summer school budget reallocating 2,000 from administrators salaries to books and visual aid equipment. Original 56,872 budget reduced by transferring funds to instruction and equipment lines. about 7,000 for books and 16,900 for visual aids. Continued on page five.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Corry Area Jointure
ESEA
Airline Strike Linked to July Traffic Death Toll Record
The National Safety Council ties the July highway death toll of 1,130 to the airline strike affecting five major carriers. The month rose 21 percent from July 1965 and topped the prior single month record. Chief statistician H Gene Miller notes the strike may have spurred more driving and added hundreds of deaths.
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Chicago
National Safety—Council
H. Gene Miller
Miller
Sighs Of Relief As School Fills Teaching Staff
The Corry Area Joint School Committee met to fill the teaching staff just before a critical deadline. The last minute staffing scramble ended with a full slate, easing concerns of a last minute shortfall.
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Corry Area
Nevada Denies Casino Cash Flows to Underworld in federal clash
Nevada rebuts a Justice Department probe alleging harassment while accusing federal officials of blackmail. Governor Sawyer released a state Gaming Commission report to President Johnson noting no evidence of underworld takeoffs though CCTV watching could begin. Kennedy acknowledged a Las Vegas casino probe that began before his 1964 departure.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Johnson
Justice Department
Grant Sawyer
State Gaming Commission
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Sawyer
Kennedy
New York
Plane Forced To Land Because Of Bomb Scare
An American Airlines jet carrying over 100 passengers including bandleader Duke Ellington made an unscheduled landing at Salina Municipal Airport after a bomb scare near Garden City. An Army squad inspected a woman's suitcase at Ft. Riley and found no explosives. she was held for investigation.
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Salina
Kan
American Airlines
Duke Ellington
Tucson
Chicago
Les Spreen
Garden City
Spreen
Salina Municipal
Ft. Riley
Greenville names George E. Wasser mayor after removal
Greenville AP reports Mercer County borough council named George E Wasser 42 a merchant to the mayoral post after former Mayor Andrew H Osborne Jr missed two meetings and was reportedly on a fishing trip in Canada Wasser a Republican had served as councilman since January 1960 and president since January 1965 under new Superintendent Ray Elsea.
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Greenville
Mercer County
George E. Wasser
Andrew H. Osborne Jr
Osborne
Canada
Wasser
Ray Elsea
Renewal cost figures to guide Erie council agenda
Erie council will hear cost figures on urban renewal plans, North Center street widening and paving, Municipal Building remodel, housing codes, and the 1967 budget. Reports from City Engineer David Johnson and county officials cover progress, summer construction, sewers, and a permanent golf commission proposal.
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North Center Street
Christopher Capotis
Erie County
Council
North Center
David Johnson
Columbus Avenue
Johnson
State Highway Department
Franklin District
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Smith Street
Erie County Health Department
Corry
Dayton racial trouble leaves 23 injured 105 arrested
About 1,000 National Guard troops patrolled Dayton’s sealed Negro section as bands roamed the West Side looting and stoning buses. A white driver fatally wounded Lester Mitchell prompted the unrest. Police jailed suspects, including three civil rights leaders, and Gov Rhodes called in guards to quell the violence.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Guard
Hall
James A. Rhodes
West Side
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Milk prices forced up in Pittsburgh market ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 5 to 2 that higher consumer milk prices take effect immediately in the Pittsburgh marketing area. The decision vacated a stay and hearings, allowing a 29 cent per quart maximum in a 12 county region, despite dissent by Justice Musmanno.
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Pittsburgh
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Allegheny County
Michael A. Musmanno
Musmanno
U.S. Air Losses Top 350 as Rail Strikes Hit North Viet Nam
Six raids cut the Hanoi to Red China rail line in 10 places and the U S Air Force reported 351 planes shot down over North Viet Nam with two more losses. Viet Cong attacked a village voting office and a civilian bus near Saigon, killing 12 and wounding 10. Navy commander dismissed as Saigon shutters amid political tension. Torrential rains slowed air operations to about 70 missions.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Rea
China
U.S
North Viet Nam
Air Force
Tran van Phan
Phan
Cmdr
Nguyen van Anh
Junta
Red River
Red China
Land
Haiphong
Viet Nam
Panhandle
Tan Thoi
School Edition Due Tommon
Tomorrow's Journal will publish a back-to-school edition featuring the school year calendar pupil population cafeteria information new innovations for the coming term and the sports schedule for students and parents.
Deliberate Blame Milk Feud Linked to Barn Fire
Clarion Mayor Charles Patterson ties a dairy farmer feud to a $20 000 barn fire at Thomas Burns farm in Sligo RD 1 damaged equipment shed. A father and son, J C Stantz 50 and Raymond Stantz 18, were killed when a passing auto lost control nearby.
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Clarion
Charles Patterson
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Thomas Burns
Sligo
J.C. Stantz
Raymond Stantz
Sligo R.D
Dairymen’s Co- Operative Sales Association
United Dairy Farmers
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