Watkins Hopes For Early McCarthy Vote
Senator Watkins says a six member committee will take every possible shortcut toward a report on censure charges against Senator McCarthy to enable a Senate vote before the November election. Senator Knowland and Senator George caution that findings must be ready by early October to pull back lawmakers from campaigns.
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Washington
Watkins
Utah
Carthy
R-Wis
Senate
Knowland
McCarthy
Flanders
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morte
Europe
Wisconsin
London
Oase
Four treated after weekend area mishaps
Four persons were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital over the weekend for injuries from accidents. Ronald Grable, 15, suffered abrasions and a lip laceration after slipping on pavement while riding his bicycle near his home. Francia Kearns, 44, of Marlenville, received a right eye laceration from an auto crash on Route 89. Walter Kowalski, 6, was treated for a right eye laceration after a fall down stairs. Susan Wascak, 6, was treated for a left thigh laceration from a spill near Hatch Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ronald Grable
H! W. Graple
Corry
Francia Kearns
Marlenville
Walter Kowalski
Walter C. Kowalski
Susan Wascak
John Weacak
Hatch Street
Civil Defense Volunteers to Meet for Registration
Volunteers will gather Wednesday night at 7:30 p m to register for Civil Defense and wardens. The meeting, held at the police facilities, aims to organize local emergency staffing and interview potential volunteers for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Defense
Nike
Leo
Local draft calls Corry men for September induction
Corry and surrounding area youths will be called up for military induction on September 1 as the draft board announces. Notices are being prepared for mailing and official lists will be released late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Eisenhower Debated Farm Policy As Election Looms
In Chicago at the American Bar Association meeting, Mitchell and Hall offered sharply contrasting views on the Eisenhower administration. Mitchell blasted farm programs as lowering prices and income, while Hall praised the six basic commodity price supports and gradual adjustments. They also differed on foreign policy and economic prospects amid a looming election, noting recession signals and political dynamics. A second item notes the accidental drowning of 9 year old Frank Chenoga in an abandoned well in Indiana County.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
GOP
Insurance
American Bar Association
Mitchell
America
New Republican
Hall
Bluenhower
House
Eisenhower
Carthy
Dulles
Weeks
Hal
Democratic Party
Tsdiana
Prank Chenoga
Rossiter
Harry C. Long
Indiana
Chenoga
Orlo A Ewing Heads New Local Research Firm
Orlo A Ewing elected president of the newly formed Research and Development Corporation of America. The firm will be based in Corry with offices at 621 Fifth Avenue New York and offers industrial research from original invention to production equipment design and pilot model building. Affiliates include top specialists in metallurgy chemistry plastics tool making industrial microbiology electronics and ceramics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo A. Ewing
Research and Development Corporation
Amerie
Ewing
Corry-Jamestown
All Inte
Corry
Fifth Avenue
New York
RDOA
Ford Agency Plans Opening After Powell Motor Buy
Julian Buesink, a renowned local dealer, completed the purchase of Powell Motor Co at 141 North Center. Ford Motor Company approved the franchise transfer for the city area. The dealership is ready with staff and equipment, Harold Murphy returning as service manager. The formal opening is Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m with a drawing at 9 p.m Saturday awarding 12 merchandise prizes.
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Julian Buesink
Ths
Powell Motor Co
North Center Street
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Deer Killed In Route 6 Collision West Of Corry
A deer was killed and two Erle men saw cars damaged four miles west of Corry on Route 6 Saturday night. Lawrence Eller, 34, and Francis Mead, both of Erie, were identified as the drivers. Mead traveled east while Eller headed west. Eller struck the deer, then veered into Mead’s car. Estimated damage: Mead car 150, Eller car 28. No injuries reported.
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Erle
Corry
Lawrence Eller
Francis Mead
Erie
Mead
Eller
Harmarvne recalls due to missing orders
A local business recalls a batch of items after a shipment delay caused by no orders. The recall affects the supplier’s adjusted production line and aims to prevent further shortages. No injuries or harm reported.
Rioting Quelled at Kingston Penitentiary in Canada
Kingston Ont Extra guards and 1601 army troops patrolled Canada’s Kingston Federal Penitentiary after a two hour riot in which about 480 convicts set tires and destroyed the trade shop. One guard injured. fires brought under control by fire trucks. significant damage estimated up to four million dollars. A 23 year old Moscow Ontario woman aided rioters in the yard incident. The sole guard kept key access for hours before escaping masked by riot chaos.
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Associated Press
Kingston Ont
Kingston Federal Penitentiary
Kingston
Canada
Leslie McCal~lum
Moscow
Ont
Center Street Business Moves to Grand Theatre Building
Tom and Jim Jansen relocate Tom and Jim's Soda Bar from 134 North Center Street into the former Grand Theatre building, remodeled into three retail stores. Magazine and newsstand sales continue during move. social fountain closed for plumbing. A month later the package rug store from First Avenue will join the middle store. The dairy bar and drug store remain in separate locations but accessible from the Broadway corridor, forming a connected complex about 110 by 16 feet.
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Grand Theatre
Tom and Jim
North Center Street
Tom
Jim Jansen
First Avenue
Dairy Bar
Britons Escape As Airliner Burns At Airport
A burning airliner at Slacebushe Airport England sent all 37 Britons aboard to safety after one engine failed following takeoff. The aircraft crashed near the runway as a wing tore off and caught fire, with a stewardess keeping the door open to aid escape.
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Slacebushe
England
Yeolordly Ag
Ted Cit
Nea Ce
Airmark, Ltd
Tre
Red Cross Swim Program Nears Successful End
The Red Cross swim program in the area nears completion with Mrs. Norman Turbel and chapter officials thanking local businesses and individuals for time and material donations. Enrollment started with 14 in week one and reached 162. total participants reached 270 with most from outside Corry. Plans for a water show and review are in progress. Names of donors and helpers are listed, including Carl Blaentrout, Thompson Sciota, and several lumber and hardware firms, along with volunteers from Senior and Junior Life Saving classes.
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Red Cross
Norman Turbel
Tooal
Corry
Burnch
Rhg
Durham Metal
Atolmeck and Son
Auxilary
Western Auto
Rowboata
Phil Zateneck
Joseph Scott
McEyes Rocks
Paul Wank
William Durham
Jock Magee
Eugene Wank
Jeffery Baldwin
Donald Neylon
Ll v
Leathe Wank
Carl Stultz
Paul G. Dwyer
Doctor Sheppard Free on 60000 Bond in Cleveland Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard an osteopath aged 40 was released from county jail on a 60000 bond after the judge ruled there was no evidence warranting bail denial The first degree murder charge against him was sent to the grand jury He left the criminal courthouse with his brother Dr Richard N Sheppard as Judge William J Thoman had previously continued a preliminary hearing so the case could go directly to the grand jury
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Associated Prena
Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Jim
Richard N. Sheppard
Common Pleas
William J
Thomas
Bond
Ball
Judwe ‘Thoman
Foreign Aid Bill Heads For Parley
Washington lawmakers move a foreign aid bill to a House-Senate conference after trimming near 50 million dollars from the President’s request. The Senate approved about 92.7 billion for military and economic assistance to allied nations, about 200 million less than the Appropriations Committee’s plan. Senator Maybank criticized a provision allowing reuse of 200 million in military equipment.
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Washington
Legiala
Eixentower Wis
Senate House
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen
Maybank
D-80
Goan Liberation Move Fails To Develop In India
From New Delhi India the Goan nationalist drive to merge Goa with India faltered as Indian and Portuguese police kept protests small. About 50 demonstrators crossed into Goa from the Portuguese side, while bans limited participation and a leader vowed future marches.
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India
New Delhi
Uem
Goa
Subcontinent
Njorge Winpnw
Bombay
Associated Presa
Harold Miles
Tittle Gon
Polem
France
East Indian
Pondichery
Kartkal
Portugal
Go Damo
Diu
51 Are Killed In Plane Crash Near Paksen Indochina
A twin engine cargo aircraft evacuating Vietnamese refugees from Hanoi to Saigon crashed into the Se Done River near Paksen Southern Laon, killing 51 people. Most victims were women and children. Three of four French crew and a Vietnamese woman and child survived. The Bristol plane had reported engine trouble an hour earlier and was attempting to land at Puksé when it nosedived into the river about a mile from its goal.
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Batoon
Indochina
Hanoiernahed
Se Done
Paksen
Laon
Saigon
Viet Minh
Pukse
Crah
Puksé
Talks on Atomic Energy Resume as Conferees Set
Washington negotiators move to break the congressional impasse on atomic energy legislation. Speaker Martin signals House conferees will meet with the Senate, aiming to resolve private patent rights versus compulsory sharing. debates focus on 10 year patent sharing and exclusive rights for firms under government licenses.
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House
Cole
Dems
Associated Preas
Washington
Congressional Teaders
Martin
White House
Senate
Confilat
W. Sterling Cole
Benate
Atomic Energy Commission
Light rainfall aids area crops and cabbage yield down
A gentle rain measured at 0.26 inch revived district crops and pastures after a dry summer. Temperatures rose to 82 in the afternoon with a low of 58 tonight. A state drought committee valued losses across 32 counties at more than 20 million dollars, warning many farmers will lack feed by year end. Pennsylvania cabbage production for 1964 is forecast far below prior estimates at about 28,000 tons, with Crawford and Erie counties as the main growing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mulderick
O. F. Chueall
U. S. Agricultural Stabilization Service For
Pennsylvania
State Department of Grid Culture
Crawford
Erie
Rhee Alerts Nation On Plan To Drive Communists From North Korea
President Syngman Rhee, addressing 90,000 at Korea’s ninth independence anniversary, hinted at a plan to push communists to the Yalu River and urged UN cooperation. North Korea’s Kim Il Sung warned troops against attacks from the South, denouncing US imperialism and Rhee as threats to the armistice.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Korea
North
Flores
Kim 1l Bung
Rhee
Japan
United Nations
Yalu River
Kim
Pyongyang
United States
Resume Pact Talks Extend Contract With Firm
Negotiators from the federation resume talks with the company today after several weeks apart. The union contract, set to expire on July 1, was extended by mutual agreement to allow continued discussions.
Eisenhower signs record tax revision into law
President Eisenhower announces the largest tax cut in U.S. history, totaling about 1.29 billion dollars in the initial year. He says the measure will aid individuals and the economy, closing loopholes and clarifying tax rules, with benefits to dependents, retirees, and farmers, while boosting job creation and business modernization.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Eisenhower
Hivenhower
Congress
Éhti
Zeng
America
Dan Reed
Bouse Ways and Means
Mulliin
Rcolo
Senate Finance Committee
House
Martin
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Atees
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Center Street
DR. Sheppard
Ender Knowland
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