United Fund Backing Corry YMCA Builds Community
Guest editorial argues the United Fund of the Corry Area acts as the godfather to YMCA financing, enabling leadership, strong programs, and high quality facilities for all youth. It notes 40 percent of area youth lack YMCA memberships and praises underwritten services reaching 125,000 people in 1964 with expected growth.
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Judge Boots Minister From Church
In Philadelphia the Rev. William V. Ischie, rector of Christ Church, must vacate the building within 10 days following a judge’s order. The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania owns the church and has filed unbecoming conduct charges. Bishop Robert L. DeWitt conducted Sunday services as Ischie held Syrian Orthodox rites in the rectory, claiming ordination elsewhere.
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Corry Journal Firing and Staff Details Found in Turbulent Ledger
Fragmentary notes reveal internal prompts about firing Corey Ta and Weil Routh at the Corry Journal with references to staff roles under publisher George I. Sample and general manager William Eaton. The garbled text lists editors Allan Hasbrouck and Antanal adverts and AP news usage notes, alongside standard mailing terms and pricing.
Pennsylvania Coverage Bill Advances to Senate
In Harrisburg a bill to let the state pay part of major medical and hospital coverage for state and legislative employees nears Gov. Scranton after a 170 to 36 House vote. It would fund up to one month per person in programs like Blue Cross and Blue Shield, not affecting General Assembly members. A separate bill to cover lawmakers is being drafted.
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Comedian Maddie Gribbon Dead at 75
Veteran comedian and one of the original Keystone Kops, Maddie Gribbon, died after a three month illness from cirrhosis of the liver and congestive heart failure. Gribbon appeared in vaudeville and on Broadway before moving to Hollywood in 1916.
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Clergyman Ischie Faces Defrocking Proceedings
The Rev. Mr. Ischie has begun disciplinary actions alleging unbecoming conduct as Episcopal clergy. The church authorities initiated proceedings to remove his holy orders pending review and adjudication.
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Ivory Coast President Eyeing Stable Prosperity Through Private Enterprise
Drew Pearson reports an interview with Ivory Coast President Houphouet-Boigny in Yamoussoukro. He cites two keys to prosperity in Black Africa: work ethic and a liberal free enterprise regime, opposing socialist models as risky to individual security. He warns China’s spread into Africa and stresses attracting foreign capital over nationalization. The conversation covers Ghana Guinea air cooperation, submarines as outdated, and Africa’s future under private-property principles.
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Black Africa
What Is The Law? On false information in marriage licenses
The law states that a marriage is not illegal if one applicant lies to obtain a license and offspring remain legitimate. It is a crime to misrepresent for a license, carrying a fine between 20 and 100 dollars plus costs, with possible 10 to 30 days imprisonment if costs cannot be paid.
Hold Rites For Mrs. Oliva C. Adams
Last rites were held for Mrs. Oliva C. Adams at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. B. C. Docherty officiating. Burial followed in the Presbyterian Cemetery at Garland. Bearers included Ronald Carter Joseph Rizzo LeRoy Parker Larry Upton Robert Upton Seymour Upton and Seymour Upton Jr. Attending relatives came from Jamestown Freoptia Erie Garland and other locations.
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China's Push in Africa Shifts Global Power Balance
An interview recalls Khrushchev signaling concern over China’s expanding influence in Africa and warns that the world faced a growing, unresolved problem. The Ivory Coast president adds alarming views on Communist China’s activities in Africa, indicating a widening geopolitical tension.
The Democracy Debate on Votes and Equality
Paul Harvey critiques the shift toward one person one vote, arguing that equal weight for all votes empowers the least competent. He cites poll taxes, literacy tests, reapportionment, and UN voting as examples of how majorities dominate minorities. He warns that universal equality erodes national strength and shifts power to urban and international bodies.
Probe School For Strike Breakers
A proposed investigation into a school for strike breakers in Delaware County is ready for House action. The resolution says such a school may operate near Chester and could violate the labor injunction act.
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Delaware County
House Rules Committee
Chester
Acquitted In Husband's Death In Beaver County
A Beaver County jury acquitted 32 year old Carol St Clair of New Sewickley Township of murdering her husband Donald, 40, who was shot five times May 16 in a driveway car park. The trial lasted about four hours as jurors weighed the evidence and reached a verdict refuting the prosecution’s case.
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