Two-car Crash on West Washington After Stopping Truck
A collision on West Washington Street left two cars damaged totaling 285 dollars with no injuries. Mrs. Ralph W. Martin 39 of 165 West Smith Street stopped to avoid a tractor-trailer backing into Ajax Tron Works, and Carol Rae McCaslin 18 of 912 West Pleasant Street struck Martin from behind. Martin’s rear sustained 85 dollars damage and McCaslin’s front 200 dollars.
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West Washington Street
Ajax Tron Works
Ralph W. Martin
West Smith Street
West Washington
West Pleasant Street
McCaslin
Martin
Youth Wounded in Lawn Mower Mishap At Home
Terry Darndall, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Darndall of Corry R D 4, is listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after slipping on a sloped lawn and striking the reel mower blades. He was admitted Wednesday afternoon and expects discharge this weekend, according to his mother.
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Terry
Walter Darnoall
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Darndall
Ships Collide Near Philly on Delaware River
A Texaco tanker Wisconsin and the freighter Steelmaker collided in fog near Philadelphia Navy Yard. The Steelmaker sustained a 15 foot gash on its starboard side, the tanker had only minor damage. The freighter was aground while the tanker rested at anchor as Navy fire boats stood by. No casualties were reported.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Texaco
Wisconsin
Steelmaker
Navy
House Votes On Antipoverty Bill
Washington Johnson faces a major test as the House considers a 947.5 million antipoverty package with Republicans deriding it as a political ploy. Southern Democrats hold the key to passage as debate proceeds toward a likely narrow victory and administration fear of a large defeat. The bill aims to break the poverty cycle through coordinated national programs including 412.5 million for youth programs and 840 million for community action grants.
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Washington
Johnson
House
United States
Goldwater spurns KKK backing amid unity drive
Senator Barry Goldwater rejected any backing from the Ku Klux Klan, stating he does not seek support from those who act violently against law and order. He emphasized his preference for supporters who reject violent overthrow and expressed optimism after meetings with Eisenhower.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizonan
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Young Republicans
Philadelphia
Scott
Goldwater
Miller
Son In Law Of Churchill Hurt In Fall From Horse
Christopher Soames 43 son in law of Sir Winston Churchill was thrown from a horse at a farm near Tunbridge Wells. He suffered severe pelvic injuries and was moved to Pembury Hospital then to the Royal Orthopedic Hospital in Middlesex. Soames, former army captain, is a Conservative cabinet member and Mary Churchill’s husband.
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London
Christopher Soames
Sir Winston Churchill
Mary Churchill
Winston
Soames
Tunbridge Wells
Pembury Hospital
Royal Orthopedic Hospital
Middlesex
Harold Macmillan
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Little giants offered as low as 0.48 daily hire
Readers are urged to use Want Ads to hire small helpers for numerous tasks. Call 2-8291 for an advisor to craft and place the ad, with friendly staff guiding word choice and placement.
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North America
Arrest 4 Whites In Negro's Death
Four white men were arrested at the Athens headquarters of the Clarke County Ku Klux Klan No 244. Hoover said Guest's garage was a frequent Klan gathering place. Guest and two others were arrested June 21 1964 after gunshots into a Negro residence in Athens. Guest later was fined 150 dollars or 100 days. Calvin Craig Georgia KKK leader could not confirm membership. FBI said the conspiracy aimed to threaten injure oppress and kill Negro citizens to bar their exercising rights.
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Goldwater
Miller
Calvin F. Craig
Atlanta
Georgia
Sims
Athens
Clarke County
United Klans of America, Inc
Knights of the Ku Klux Ki
Hoover
Guest
Calvin Craig
Stone Mountain
KKK
FBI
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