Corry Area to Receive Federal Aid for Low Income Students
Corry area schools expect substantial federal help for students from low income families after month end. Dr William Rodemeyer says guidelines will be set by September 30 and Erie County is slated for about 1 million dollars under the federal aid act. The plan covers services aiding educational improvement for eligible children and targets families under rising income criteria.
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Corry Area
William E. Rodemeyer
Erie County
Harrisbance
Rodemeyer
The
Journal
Corry
Department of Public Assistance
LeRoy Peck
Russell Grant
Ann Baressi
Fire totals over a million in Pa lumber yard blaze
A large fire in Lemoyne near Harrisburg destroyed the West Shore Lumber Co. yard and nearby homes and businesses, causing about a million dollars in damage. No serious injuries, one firefighter fainted, and officials found no cause yet as wind fanned the flames before dawn. Fire crews from several communities battled the blaze for hours after it was spotted by two boys.
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Harrisburg
West Shore Limber Co
Harrisburg Hospital
West Shore
Welli
Lemoyne
Fire damages Count of Two Worlds Restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh
A fire of unknown origin caused about five thousand dollars in damage to the Count of Two Worlds Restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh. Two city firefighters sustained minor injuries while battling the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
Two Worlds
Har
What the United Fund Means to Us Editorial
The Journal will publish guest editorials from five local agencies benefiting from the United Fund campaign. Samuel Antrim, administrator of Corry Memorial Hospital, writes today on the theme.
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United Fund
Corry Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Salvation Army
YMCA
Mead Park Association
Samuel Antrim
Local Couple Ex Corryite Hurt In Crash
Two Corry residents and a former Corryite are in Jamestown General Hospital after a one car crash at 12 30 a m yesterday in Jamestown. Mrs Andrew Hansen 18 formerly Lynda Lobdell of Corry is in fair condition with multiple lacerations and arm fractures. Also injured are Mr and Mrs Raymond Tony Picetrillo Jr of 40 Meeee Street and Andrew Hoveen Ele Pec Jo 22 with leg and chest injuries in good condition. Barbara 21 wife of 22 is in good condition with lacerations and bruises. Hansen failed to negotiate a curve struck a utility pole cutting it and trees. Patrolman Joseph Stelmach Jr says speeding and unsafe tires are charges. hearing set before Justice of the Peace E A Bootey later today. The Hansen auto was demolished.
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Corry
Jamestown General Hospital
Jamestown
Andrew Hansen
Lynda Lobdell
Raymond
Tony) Picetrillo Jr
Meeee Street
Cards
Barbara
Joseph Stelmach Jr
Hansen
Stelmach
Justice of the Peace
E. A. Bootey
Hansen Auto
Sikkim Queen Seeks Medical Checkup in New York
Queen Hopla of Sikkim formerly Hope Cooke visits New York for a medical checkup. She says tensions in the Himalayan kingdom appear more relaxed, enabling her departure from the region between India and China.
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New York
Hopla
Sikkim
Hope Cooke
India
Red China
Desperate Detroit mother faces psychiatric exam in Miami
Mrs Victor Thorne, mother of 13 year old Richard who is mentally retarded and nonverbal after brain damage, arrived in Miami after leaving him at Miami airport with three cents and no ID. A judge ordered examination at Jackson Memorial and a further hearing was scheduled. Richard is under Dade County care in a private home.
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Miami, Fla
Detroit
Miami
Victor Thorne
Thorne
Jackson Memorial
Ben Sheppard
Dade County
India Pakistan cease fire accused after two attacks
Pakistan accuses India of two tank and artillery attacks along the Fazilka front near Lahore. Pakistan says Indian forces were repulsed with casualties. India reports 71 missing and claims over 1,000 Pakistani troops crossed the Sutlej into Indian territory. The UN notes the cease-fire is not holding and Pakistan calls for observers only.
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Pakistan
U.N
New Deli
India
Lal Bahddur Shastri
Kashmir
Shastri
U Thant
Sutlej
Fazilka
Ofense
Rajahstan
Arabian Sea
Movie Legend Clara Bow Dies In Seclusion
HOLLYWOOD AP Clara Bow legendary It girl of silent films dies at 60 in secluded Culver City home. Relatives in Nevada say heart attack probable. Bow lived in nearly complete seclusion since separating from Rex Bell decades earlier. Her later years featured insomnia and constant painting and reading, with rare outings.
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Hollywood
Culver City
Nevada
Miss Bow
Miss
Elinor Glyn
I l
Bell
Rex Jr
Nate
Bob Beldan
Beldan
Rex Bow Beldan
Fever
Jie
Hollyworthan
U S Denounces Execution Of Two American Soldiers
The United States denounces the execution of two American soldiers by Viet Cong units in South Vietnam. Capt Humbert Versace of Baltimore and Lt. Kenneth M. Roraback of Fayetteville were identified. their families are noted. The U S spokesman says the killings breach humanitarian law and the Geneva Prisoners of War Convention.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Spahraman
Hanoi
Humbert
Versace
Baltimore, Md
Kennet M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N.C
Army
Weo
Viet Cong
I Special Forces
Radio Hanoi
Humbert R. Versace
Baltimore
J.C
Kenneth M. Roraback
Roraback
Nationwide frost and storms threaten crops across Wisconsin and beyond
Frost and unseasonably cold weather hit the nation with heavy damage in Wisconsin where a third of the sweet corn crop may be lost, and losses expected in carrots and potatoes. Severe rainfall in Florida and Texas caused flooding and road closures, while the Northeast faced drought and the West saw giant waves and collapsed sea walls in California.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kandiyohi
Coral Gables
Fla
Miami Airport
Miami Beach
South Miami
Tamiami Trail
Florida
Texas
San Antonio
West
Boston
New England
Maine
New Harmpshire
Vermont
Capistrano Beach
Calif
33rd Strike By B52s Against Viet Cong Near Saigon
U S B52 bombers carried out their 33rd Viet Nam air strike blasting a Viet Cong area 55 miles northwest of Saigon near Tay Ninh. Eight engines from Guam hit 15 miles northeast of Tay Ninh city as Viet Cong headquarters were reported in the area. Results were not released.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U S
Guam
Tay Ninh
U.S
Trio of Spartansburg youths arrested for larceny
Three Spartansburg boys ages 15 and 17 were taken into custody by Trooper Ed ward Pasi after stealing several packs of cigarettes from Stranahan's Dairy Bar. They later made restitution for the items and were returned to their parents. An auto accident occurred nearby when Ronald Brown, 16, fell asleep at the wheel and veered into a ditch. no injuries reported and vehicle damage estimated at 125 dollars.
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George Martin
Spartansburg
Edward Pasi
Stranahan
Pasi
Lio
Neil Stranahan
Ronald Brown
Paul Sita
Corry
Route
Brown
Babysitting Machine Draws Attention at Turin Fair
Mary Turin AP reports a Turin technology fair features a fully automatic babysitting machine by an Italian appliance maker. A baby is placed inside a cylinder shaped unit where jets of warm water spray, soap, and a rinse complete a bath in five minutes.
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Turin
Mary
Appiaice
Billy Graham Returns Home From Mayo Clinic
Evangelist Billy Graham is back at his Montreat home after two Mayo Clinic surgeries for a prostate condition. He weighs 10 pounds less than normal but says he feels fine and will spend about 20 weeks preparing for a crusade in Houston. President Johnson called four times and sent flowers on three occasions.
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Montreat
N. C
Billy Graham
North Carolina
Mayo Clinic
Graham
Rochester
Road Block Scare Ends With Minor Injury For Tot
A rope road block set by two youngsters across Wright Street failed to stop a moving car driven by Shirley J. Silvis, the city meter maid. The rope snapped free as the car hit it, causing a tumble but the boy escaped serious harm. The mother rushed out thinking the child had been struck, while Silvis offered medical aid though the boy was uninjured aside from a scare and a hard lesson.
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Shirley J. Silvis
Snyder Strele
Wright Street
Jews Marking New Year Across World Observances Begin 5726
Jews marked the new year with Rosh Hashanah, ushering in 5726 on the Hebrew calendar. Temples and synagogues worldwide held services as the ten day period of penitence began, culminating in Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement.
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New York
Hurricane Hazel devastates Mazatlan port area
Hurricane Hazel struck the Pacific port of Mazatlan late Saturday, destroying hundreds of houses and flooding a large coastal region in Sinaloa. Early reports indicate serious damage with about 6,000 people left homeless as rains persist and rivers rise to flood levels.
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Mexico City
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
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