Conflict Over Catholic Study Club Meeting At Corry High
Protestants protest a Catholic study club meeting at Corry Area High School prompting officials to suspend plans and issue a strict policy on how non school groups may meet with pupils during school hours. The dispute centers on religious bias and the role of clergy in student activities.
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Corry Area
Wis
Pravivnt
Clerey
3. A. Long
Long
Sheen Ant
Doleski
Corry
Catholic Study Club
William. Rodemeyer
Sheen
Rodemeyer
ABC Network
Elton Britt
Shigone
Morrow
ABC
Britt
Mary Klick
Dummie Dean
Columbia Recording Star
Buck Ryan
Smitty Trvin
Alex and
Elmer
Nubbin J. Cobb
Sig
French airliner explodes after takeoff near Bordeaux
A four engine DC7 bound for Bamako and Abidjan crashed two miles from Bordeaux Merignac airport minutes after takeoff from Paris via a two hour layover, killing 59 of 65 aboard. Three children survived among 12. Survivors included Sekou Sissoko health minister of the French Cameroons.
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Bordeaux
France
Africa
Paris
Bamako
French Sudan
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
TAI
Transport Aerien Intercontinental
Sekou Sissoko
French Cameroons
Bordeaux-Merignag
Area Driver, 72, Unhurt In Crash
A 72 year old union City motorist escaped injury when his car ran off the road and struck a tee near Conway School after noon yesterday. Corry State Police identified the man as CS Peterson who said he drove off the road to avoid a collision with an oncoming vehicle on his side of the road. Peterson was not injured but his 1952 auto was significantly damaged. He was northbound at the time.
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Union City
Conelway School
Corry State
Peterson
Tiny Siamese Twins Die In Operation
In Chicago, Mary Helen and Marie Ellen Schultz, Siamese twins born four days earlier and weighing 11 pounds 10 ounces, died after a three hour separation operation. Doctors disclosed the twins shared a single heart and liver, making survival for both impossible. Marie Ellen was larger and in better condition, but the heart defect sealed their fate. The surgeon in chief noted this was the first interdependent circulation and respiration separation attempted.
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Chicago
Mary Helen Schultz
Marie Ellen Schultz
Willis J. Polls
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Potts
Marie Ellen
Ireland pushes condemnation of Red China at UN
United Nations New York Ireland seeks support for a General Assembly resolution condemning Red China for human rights abuses in Tibet. The effort faces Soviet block and neutralist opposition as Ireland aims for the two thirds vote. Dalai Lama ally Gyalo Thondup reports 60 000 Tibetan irregulars fighting and plans to report to the UN.
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United Nations
Ireland
U.N
General Assembly
China
Tibet
Geeral Assembly
Gyalo Thondup
Dalai Lama
New Delhi
Thondup
Lhasa
New York
India
Trish
Frank Aiken
Corryite Hurt In Truck Crash At Columbus
A truck and trailer jackknifed in the Columbus underpass at 4 20 this morning smashing into a roadside bank and throwing the two occupants to the highway. Donald Nelson 28 of Corry and passenger George Sloan 29 R D I Corry were thrown from the vehicle. Sloan was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for muscle contusions and abrasions and released. Nelson suffered bruises and required no medical care. The truck owned by Duane Troyer of Elgin. Damage to the unit was not known at reporting time.
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Columbus
Corry
Donald Nelson
Nelson
George Sloan
R. D. I. Corry
Bracken
Sloan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Duane Troyer
Elgin
Ike Khrushchev Meet For Camp David Talks
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev plan two days of private talks at Camp David to press for peace and persuade the other to ease rival policies. Khrushchev arrives after a tense U.S. tour while Eisenhower hopes the discussions may sway him on disarmament divided Germany and nuclear weapons amid world pressures.
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Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
America
U.S
Camp David
Catocin Mountains
Washington
Germany
United States
Eric Ridder
New York Journal of Commerce
Ussr
Na- Won Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Kfimishchev
Christian A. Herter
Chamber Board Reopens Case On Attitude Survey
The Chamber of Commerce board agreed to revisit the attitude survey after new evidence from Gannon College official Herb Hoeler, who conducted the survey, argued the study achieved its aims. He countered board objections about anonymity, value, and lack of constructive criticism, citing similar surveys and the need to weigh respondent criticisms.
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Gannon Ride
Court of Law
Chamber of Commerce
Herb Hoeker
Gannon College Industrial Relations
Iwhose Ee
Hoeker
Bhloh
Hoeler
Corry
Corry Chamber
National Chamber of Commerce
Hoelter
Chamber
Avene
Chambber
Two Cars Crash Near Bear Lake In Curved Road
Corry Slebumne reports a two car crash yesterday afternoon 4:20 pm one mile south of Bear Lake. Charles Rhodes 18 Wright street was southbound when failing to stay right struck by Mrs. Caroline Mapson driving opposite. Left front of Rhodes car hit Mapson rear causing about $75 damage. Rhodes car suffered little damage.
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Corry Slebumne
Bear Lake
Charles Rhodes
Wright Street
Columbus-Bear Lake
Caroline Mapson
Bear Lake i Oficers
Rhodes
Mapson
Labor supervisor James K. Jones dies at 51 in Lorain
James K. Jones 51 labor relations supervisor for the Jake Terminal Group railroads died yesterday in Lorain Ohio. He served in labor relations and was a known figure in local railroad circles. He is survived by colleagues and will be remembered for his industry leadership.
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Lorain
Ohio
James K. Jones
Jake Terminal Group
Railroads
Steel Strike Threatens To Snarl Budget
Washington's budget outlook worsens as a 10 week steel strike looms. Budget Director Maurice Stans presents a 95 million dollar higher estimate for 1960 due to expected tax growth and prosperity. He warns quick settlement is needed to avoid wiping out the surplus and triggering broader economic paralysis. Negotiations in New York show little progress.
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Washington
APY
Eisenhower
Maurice Stans
Stans
New York
Hear Complaints On Water Softener Salesmen
Local and area residents complain about fast talking salesmen from a water conditioning firm. Housewives seek legal help to break a $500 contract with 25 percent cancellation fee, likened to costly house siding scams. Attorneys warn the binding nature of such contracts and urge caution before signing.
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