Corry area public notices and school plans update
In Corry area reports, Milloresk Township plans reflect August permit totals with 24 new homes, while the Corry Area Joint School Committee approves dental and medical exams for students to be conducted by Dr George Gould and doctors Brown and Hileman. Canattian ship Metis docks as port activity rises. John Christy named supervising official for Sheffield Area Joint Schools. A camera tripod theft is reported in Erie County, and a $2,207,000 junior senior medical school project gains a federal loan. Greenfield Township residents face a local incident. a hospital patient is listed as recovering after surgery.
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Frank Christy
Sheffield Area
Christy
Thomas Barratt
Warren Area
Soint
Karns City
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Lawrence Park Township
Erie County
Community Facilities Administration
Washington
Ministers Reopen Bible Question in County Committee
Ministers debate Bible reading in public schools as a Supreme Court ruling prompts calls for a nationwide referendum. Rev Docherty urges opposition to legislate respect for law, while McKnight contends passing a resolution to defy the ruling is senseless. The Erie County Bible Club and state PTA Council are cited in circulating petitions.
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McKnight
Docherty
Supreme Court
Lyle Chase
Corry
Erie County Bible Club
Thomas R. Shupe
PTA Council of Pennsylvania
Shupe
Rey Docherty
Joent Qnisters
Corry Man Draws 30 Days For Obstructing
Corry man Rooney was jailed after an incident with police and others on East Main Street. Rooney faced charges of obstructing in office and resisting arrest during an altercation that involved Mrs Rooney and J Sank. Rooney’s latest charges marked his sixth and seventh arrests in recent years.
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Aouveunald Cape
Twinlay
Bide County
Galt
Willians
Rooney
East Main
Wits Bisa
Jerney
Clini Rooney
Chary
Charles Luton
Taki Rockey
Rocney
Tiollee
Lutton
Lali
Nile
Litton
Rowney
National Salvation Army post goes to Holland Beachie
New York AP reports Holland Beachie named national commander of the Salvation Army succeeding the retiring Norman Marshal. The appointment makes Beachie head in New York City after 10 years leading the eastern territory.
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New York
Holland Beachie
New
The
Salvation Army
Presafization
L-state
Astern
Toop
New York City
Normany
Jie Setired
Kennedy sees civil rights stance hurting 1964 reelection hopes
In a NBC television interview Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says the administrations civil rights package is not a cure-all and may affect his brother John F. Kennedy's bid for reelection in 1964. He argues action is required but does not praise the package as perfect. Separately a House subcommittee asks RFK to seek indictments against American students who visited Cuba for willful violations of law, urging grand jury action.
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Gimnney
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
NBC
JFK
Cuba
House
Roberts
Ameri Yan
Michael A. Belthan
D-Ohio
Justler Department
Erand
New York
Corry Civil Defense leaders and shelter sites listed
Building yesterday kept a watchful eye on stock with Clifford Holcomb as executive director of the Corry Civil Defense. Others include Clifford Geer Howard Geer John Wemingermer Theodore Swanson and Ernie Emmons heading the rescue squad. Shelters include Hotel Corry Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and the Corry Post Office.
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Clifford Holcomb
The
Corry Civil Defense
Clifford Geer
Howard Geer
John Wemingermer
Theodore Swanson
Ernie Emmons
CD Rescue Squad
Hotel Corry
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Corry
Television Review Faces Huntley Brinkleys vs Cronkite
NBC Huntley Brinkley evening news debuts in half hour format with a presidential interview while CBS Cronkite preserves tighter straight reportage and background analysis. ABC offers Whatever Happened to Royalty exploring regal exiles with portraits and sobering home promises. Buy in Corry.
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New York
NBC
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Cronkite
Kennedy
Huntley
Brinkley
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
ABC
Louis- Ferdinand
Germany
Don Juan
Spain
Otto
Austria
Simeon
Bulgaria
Alabama Governor moves to use National Guard during desegregation clash
Report describes Governor Wallace ordering guardsmen and state police to clear the Capitol area after a federal restraining order and Kennedy administration action target continued school desegregation in Huntsville and Birmingham. Federal marshals, protected by federal orders, prepare to enforce desegregation as Alabama troops may be federalized.
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Huntsville
Birmingham
Capitol
Montgomery
Sundertey
Kennedy
Seymire Trammell
Capitol Stone
Trammell
Guyi Wallace
Col
Albert J. Lin
Lingo
University of Alabama
University
Alabama
Dad and 3 Kids Survive Utah Plane Crash in Trees
In the Uinta Mountains near Fort Bridger Utah a single engine plane stalled in a downdraft and crashed into treetops. Pilot Brophy and his three children Donald 7 Donna 5 Michael 3 survived with cuts and bruises while the family had limited food from Hastings Nebraska. Rescuers Don Slims and Milton Fraser found them Sunday.
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Fort Bridger
Wyo
Brophy
Donald
Donna
Michael
Silverdale
Wash
T Hon
Unita Mountains
Utah
Brophys
Hastings
Neb
Don Slims
Provo
Milton Fraser
Oxden
Small Cannon Blows Up During Legion Parade
MIAMI BEACH Fla AP a small cannon exploded during the annual American Legion convention parade as it ended four people were injured. Witness Lester Cordell of Tulsa Oklahoma described how he helped the fuse man and the blast shattered a plate glass window. Injured were Philip Harness 55 of Hikins West Virginia Escar Wilcer and Paul Fearer 48 both of Miami. The Legion’s 45th annual convention opens today.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Legion
Lester Cordell
Tulsa
Olda
Ehler
Philip Harness
Hikins
W.va
Escar Wilcer
Miami
Paul Fearer
Hearing on Sept 16 for extension request
A Sept 16 hearing will determine if the current measure should be extended. The action cannot remain in effect beyond 20 days.
College Dean Walter Cook Dies in Minnesota University
St Paul Minnesota Dr Walter Cook age 64 dean of the University of Minnesota College of Education died yesterday. The news comes from campus officials and local authorities as tributes begin for the long serving educator with ties to the Minneapolis region.
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ST Paul
Minn
Walter Cook
University of Minnesota
College of Edu- Caion
Corry News Brief Marks 24 Quarh Event
A brief local item notes a 24 quarh milestone in Corry with notable emphasis on community participation and local figures. The fragmentary report highlights civic involvement and a small gathering.
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