Local Stabbing Rain of Incidents and Accidents in Corry Area
Police report a Saturday sequence of incidents in Corry and nearby towns. A car was painted red on a spot near Samuel Baumgarten. a man named Farnsworth faced a drunk charge and jail time after a mill near East Washington. Hospital updates include Mrs. Savage recovering from pneumonia and Daniel Elsinger treated for a hip laceration. A beer tent near East Pleasant row raised watchful eyes as youths were spotted with beer. a coin laundry worker reported a malfunctioning changer. Multiple fatal crashes pushed the weekend toll in Pennsylvania to 17 with victims at Aliquippa and Milford and Terrence Skoreski killed in Mansfield area. Mrs. Bradford remains hospitalized with a broken foot. Weather outlook predicts cooler midweek then warming, with scattered showers late tonight and tomorrow.
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Guy
Guy Farnsworth
Corry
Thompson Maple Products
East Washington
M.S. Cobbett
Farnsworth
Erie County
Byron Nichols
Daniel Elsinger
Titusville
Richard Elslnger
Bone
Pennsylvania
Aliquippa
Milford
Terrence E. Skoreski
Mainesburg
Mansfield
Importing Of Foreign Shoes Hurts Penny
Washington AP Rep. Goodling says cheap foreign labor floods American markets. He notes imports of foreign made shoes rose 36 percent in five months of 1963 versus 1962 and accounted for 15 percent of total production, harming U S shoe workers in his district.
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Washington (Ap
Geurer Goodling
R-Pa
Goodling
York
Rockefeller warns against lull after test ban amid Western power fears
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urges Senate approval of the limited nuclear test ban treaty while warning the United States must not be lulled into a costly reduction of Western military strength. He endorses the treaty with reservations and calls for disclosures on Soviet negotiations.
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Rocky
Albany
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
United States
Rockefeller
United State
Kennedy
Coal Miners Return To Jobs In Southwestern PA
About 1 200 coal miners went back to work in southwestern Pennsylvania ending three walkouts that began last week over a misunderstanding about seniority. The Shannopin Mine at Bobtown Greene County and the Gateway Coal Co mine near Millsboro Washington County were affected. Miners at Shannopin voted to end the stoppage yesterday while the other groups returned on Saturday. Company officials gave no comment and union officials did not issue statements.
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Pennsylvania
Gateway Coal Co
Millsboro
Washington County
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Shannopin
Bobtown
Greene County
J.L
Vestaburg
Two Prisoners Missing After State Farm Riot
Putnamville Indiana May prisoners were missing after a riot at the State Farm hospital where inmates fired weapons during a disturbance. Authorities said shotgun use calmed the outbreak as guards recovered several inmates and injuries were reported among staff and prisoners.
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State Farm
Putnamville
Ind
Buy
Athens
Tryoper
Arthir
Munich
Robert Glen Stith
Samuel Eugene Crouch
Walter Oliver
Tadhanapolis
Dlrvishat
Sini
Frank Harrison
Merril Hobbs
Indianapolis
Pneumona
Trieste to Resume Thresher Search Expedition
Trieste prepares to resume the hunt for the Thresher submarine wreck off the Boston area. After five dives to the ocean floor, the bathyscaphe returned for overhaul in Boston following the April 10 test that sank with 129 crewmen aboard about 220 miles east of Boston.
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Scaphe
Trieste
Ater
Boston
Seven East Germans Escape to West Berlin Through Border
Police report seven young East Germans fled to the West in the last two days, including three border guards among the escapees.
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West Berlin
U. S. Biggest Landlord To Help Negroes
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company the nation’s largest landlord with 34170 tenants across East and West Coast housing projects will rent to Negroes and other nonwhites. In a joint NAACP statement the firm reaffirmed its nondiscrimination policy and said a qualified Black tenant will receive a vacancy whether in Alexandria Virginia Parkchester area or elsewhere. Projects include Park Fairfax Parkchester Parklabrea Parkmerced Peter Cooper Village Stuyvesant Town Riverton Harlem. Waiting lists remain long and some Harlem tenants may be offered apartments in other developments.
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EURA
Amongpolitan Life Insurance Co
Metropolitan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Neevans
Sanday
Alexandria i Va
Parkchester
Brons
Park Fairfax
Alexandria
Parklabrea
Los Angeles
Parkmerced
San Francisco
Peter Cooper Village
Stuyvesant Town
New York
Riverton
Harlem
Health conference to draw 1000 experts at Penn State
More than 1,000 health experts and men of medicine are expected for the 12th annual health conference at Pennsylvania State University from August 19 to 22. Dr. David E. Price, deputy U. S. surgeon, will address the first general session. cosponsored by the state Health Department and major medical bodies.
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University Park
Pennsylvania
State University
David E. Price
U. S
State Health Department
Pennsylvania Medical Society
The
Pennsylvania Public Health Association
Pennsylvania Health Council
Kennedy Family Reunites After Birth Tragedy at Air Base
John F Kennedy Jr and Caroline visited Jacqueline Kennedy at Otis Air Force Base hospital. The First Lady, 34, began solid foods and walked in her suite after premature birth of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy who lived less than two days.
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Otis Air Force Base
John F. Kennedy
Kennerly
John
Caroline
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Francis Xavier Church News From Hyan Ms Port
The report notes the sympathy from Msgr Leonard J Daley and the parishioners for a loss, expressing comfort that the child is with God in heaven. Kennedy planned to depart Otis Air Force Base for Washington. The president’s Massachusetts visit began with Mrs Kennedy hospitalized, and a newborn died after three hours. Funeral services were held in Boston.
Teenager Charged in East Side Stabbing Death
John Gary of Buffalo was charged with first degree manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of 25 year old Neil Heard Friday night at an East Side playground. Gary initially reported finding Heard’s partially clothed body in the playground shelter house after midnight. Medical Examiner Ralph 5.
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Neil Heard
John Gary
Buffalo
Heard
Ralph 5
Erie County 4-H Fair Schedule Set
Plans for the annual Erie County 4 H Fair at Wattsboro Fairgrounds are announced by cochairmen Joseph McCray and Mrs Merrill Wade both of Corry. Events begin at 10 p m with dairy cattle horse and pony shows and judging of exhibits and home economics projects.
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Erie County
Wattsboro Fairgrounds
Joseph McCray
Merrill Wade
Corry
Cochairmen
Eve County
Lea Merski
North East
Art Williams
Edinboro
Everett Johnson
Donnell Osborn
Waterford
Jack Pratt
Phillipsville
Howard Wagner
Marjorie Jones
Springfield
Stanley Kireta
Albion
Autopsy Reveals stab Wounds in Buffalo Death
Smith stated Heard of Buffalo died from stab wounds to the back and sides during an autopsy today. A pen knife was found beside the body, police said. Homicide detectives said Gary admitted owning the knife and stabbing Heard in a fit of rage.
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Basil Pokosh
Market Street
Columbus
Samuel Baumgarten
East Main Street
Baumgarter
Pokosh
Baumgarten
Herbert Savage
Mayville
Gladys Ellsworth
Westfield General Hospital
Floyd McKuhn
East Washington Street
McKuhn
Donald Bradford
North Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mina Terry
North Center Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Edward Moore
Manley Moore
BR. I. Corry
Corry Memoril Hospital
Khrushchev
truValue Building Supply Center
Surmer Brass
Carl Thomas
Union City
C. Carlyle Brock
North America
Penelec
Pennsylvania Elegtrig Company
Jackie
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry, Pa
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