No Pay Increase for Corry Area Teachers Stays In Place
Nine of the dolut School Board members at the high school meeting voted against raises totaling 89 810 this year. It marked the third time the proposal reached the board and the second time the full 31 member Joint Board reviewed it, with a split vote among boards. Proponents argued veteran teachers lag behind newer staff after minimum salaries rose from 2 000 to 4 000, while opponents cited the district’s tight finances. The measure required majority support across six boards plus 16 of 31 directors, but only 22 were present and 13 yes votes fell short. The cost would draw from last year’s surplus of about 70 000. Continued on Page Two.
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Corry
Jointure
Dolut School Board
Brinitii
Board of Education
Vetera
Carry
Carry Board
Uet
Wayne
Concord
Columbus
Spring Creek
Elgin
Typhoon Sally Impacts Formosa With Strong Winds
Sally, a powerful tropical storm, lashed Formosa driving typhoon force winds of 92 miles per hour and heavy rain across the island’s northern south mountains. No immediate reports of severe damage or casualties.
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Atre
Formosa
Sally
Army to equip 2000 troop carriers for Germany move
The Army aims to have its infantry fully mechanized in Germany within about five months with 2000 armored personnel carriers for the 3rd 6th and 24th Infantry Divisions. Most will be M113 aluminum armored vehicles, some M39s, enabling off road movement with tanks. The plan follows the Berlin crisis and U S Soviet tensions and seeks faster, safer advances into battle zones.
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IS Toons
Germany
Washington
Europe
Berlin
U.S
Dag Hammarskjold Honored In Sweden Reception
Sweden paid grand farewell to Dag Hammarskjold the UN secretary general and nine others killed in Congo. Coffin borne on a catafalque as 300 soldiers paraded and a 43 member band played the royal death march at Bromma Airport.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Congo
Hammarskjold
Bromma
Hammarski Jold
The
Hammarski Joli
Red Cross
Rayburn Says Back Improving in Bonham
Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, reports his back is improving after a period of illness. He plans to return to Washington when Congress reconvenes in January, after a rest in Bonham, Texas.
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Rayburn
Bonham
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Washington
Aero Engineers Win Patent For Filter Bypass Indicator
Two Corry engineers Richard J. Mould and George T. Downey received a patent for a filter bypass indicator assigned to Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc. The device uses a main and auxiliary filter to maintain fuel flow while signaling when the main filter clogs, with automatic by-pass activation to keep engines running and prevent damage.
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Corry
Washington, D.C
Richard J. Mould
West Church Street
George T. Downey
East Pleasant Street
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Altor
Messrs. Mould and Downey
Nixon Promises Clean-Up Job In California
Richard M. Nixon announced his bid for California governor in 1964 and said he would not seek the presidency then. He criticized Edmund G. Brown as bungling while pledging to purge government in Sacramento. Brown welcomed the challenge and warned Nixon against personal attacks as the race begins.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
White House
Nixon
Edmund G. Brown
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Hil
Ang
Challening Brown
Richard Nixon
Brown
Eexin
America
Corry man pleads guilty to drunken driving after wild West Washington crash
Ray W Lamielle, 22, of Corry pled guilty to drunken driving after his car struck a utility pole on West Washington Street at 6 45 PM and rammed across a lawn near Marion and Grand streets. Police arrested him at 315 Marion Street and he posted a $500 property bond pending a Tuesday hearing before Alderman M 8 Cobbett. An alcohol blood test was sent to Hamot Hospital Erie for analysis.
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Corry
West Washington Street
Ray
W. Lamielle
R. D
Cobbett
Lamielle
Washington Street
Mead Avenue
Mar|lon
Grand Streets
Ronald Barstow
Barstow
Marion Street
Iater
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Lamielie
Syrian Army Uprising Against UAR Ends
The Corry office of the Feun ivan in Scute Employment Serv Ge OH Monray will open its doors to a new stand at 142 North Center street for claimants. The new PSES office occupies half of the former Loblaw building, extensively remodeled for state use. William A. Michael said claimants should report on their regular days. the telephone listing remains unchanged. Albertnder owns the building and leased the space to the state. Local contractors handled remodeling. James Roseberry and Leo Carhey helped initiate plans. The facility includes recruiting space, a conference room, and seasonal comfort features like forced air gas heat and air conditioning. Parking is on Park Street. Michael hopes employers and employees will use PSES services. opening date to be announced.
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Corry
Feunivan In Scute
Ge OH Monray
North Centertreet
PSES
William A. Michael
Chamants
Albert Nder
Park Street
Michael
John Kornikosis
Pail Martin
Harfold Swart
Fred Jackson
Besson
Roy Mather
Hammond Lumber Co
Officers Sought To Break Away From Nasser's Government
AP reports army officers in Syria mutinied seeking to break from Gamal Abdel Nasser's United Arab Republic. The revolt prompted a Damascus broadcast of possible negotiations with Abdel Hakim Amer and confusion over normalcy. Nasser ordered 15,000 Egyptian troops in Syria to quell the uprising as fighting erupted and borders were sealed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Egypt
Damascus
Matshal Abdel Hakim Amer
U.A.R
Damacus
Cairo
Abdul Hamid Serra
Ambitiota
Diamascus
USAR
Serra
Amer
United ‘Arab Republic
Damascu
Gamel Feisal
Gaira” IC
Damascus Ti
Franklin Woman Dies In Blaze Infringe Fire Claims One Life
In a Franklin County town, fire devastated an upstairs apartment above a barber shop early today. Theresa M. Wilson aged 85 died from burns. sister Bertha Harrison, 82, escaped but suffered forehead and body burns and was hospitalized. Fire damage estimated at 4500.
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Rranslin
Ari
Verango County
Theresa M. Wilson
Bertha Harrison
Franklin Hospital
Hammond Buys Ellis Day Store Here
Gerald Hammond, co owner of the EIR Day store at UK North Center street, has purchased full ownership of the furniture and appliance outlet. Final details completed yesterday. Hammond will operate the store with the same personnel and policies. the new name will be Hammond Appliance and Murilluce.
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Gerald Hammond
EIR
UK North Center Street
Hammond
Day
Who
Thiusville
Hamond
Hammond Appliance
Murelluce
Soviet eight point plan aims to cure world woes
United Nations leaders report the Soviet Union presented an eight point program to ease international tensions. It calls for a NATO Warsaw pact non aggression pact, withdrawal of foreign troops, a ban on atomic weapons, limits on nuclear arms and a UN committee on colonialism. The memo also reiterated disarmament, rejected Kennedy’s test ban while proposing a separate path.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Kremlin
U.N
Warsaw
United States
NATO
Soviet charge US use of IAEA to push military aims
The Soviet Union accused the United States of steering the International Atomic Energy Agency toward military objectives. Vasily Emelyanov, chief Soviet delegate, claimed US plans to deploy five Polaris submarines in NATO nations and to politicize IAEA, while dismissing the claim as Cold War rhetoric. He cited a Copenhagen ship study as evidence of a military scheme and warned of sharper differences ahead.
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Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
United States
Thernational Atomic Energy Agency
Vasily Emelyanny
Te Agency
Taea
North
Emelyunov
IAEA
State Department
Emplyanov
Copenhagen
Denmark
Karhor
Emelyanov
NATO
AEA
Glenn T. Seabore
Atonite Energy Commiiasm
Rebel Leader Killed in Sumatra Skirmish
Jakarta reports Col. Dahtan Djambek Wil, former defense minister in the Rebel cabinet since February 1968, was killed during six skirmishes with government forces at the Poss mandres region of central Sumatra.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Dahtan Djambek
Possmandres
Sumatra
Radin Republic
Djambek
Hatchet Incident Leads to Migrant Worker Arrests
Two Waterford area migrant farm workers were arrested by Coury State Police after a hatchet incident Tuesday night. Joe Simmons, 30, of Mt. Plennant, Fla, was cut on the right arm when he warded off a blow from a weapon wielded by James Ransaw, 43, Tallahassee, Fla. Simmons pressed charges before troopers arrested and arraigned them, with $30 fines and release.
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Waterford Area
Coury
C. W. Irwin
Joe Simmons
Mt. Plennant
Fla
James Ransaw
Talahassee
Corry
Union City Memorial Hospital
Ransan Atter
Bernice
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Gromyko
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