Armed man spotted near Cutting as police trap remains on
Corry state police and officers from two states and three counties surrounded the Cutting area yesterday in a bid to trap an armed man wanted for questioning in the Clymer Bank holdup. A witness described a six foot tall man with brown hair in a tan suit seen alighting from a dark auto on Route 426 between Corry and Cutting.
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Corry State Police
Clymer Bank
George Martin
Corry
Cutting
Sgt. Martin
Chautauqua County
Angle
New York State
Gr. Martin
Eric
Warren
Sur
Johnson Urges Law and Order Over Rioting
President Johnson told the Citizens Committee for Community Relations that the nation must reject street rioters and night raiders. He urged respect for law and order as the Civil Rights Act is implemented and warned against the white backlash affecting the November vote. He argued Americans must confront the racial problem together or risk losing prosperity and peace.
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Washington
Johnson
Citizens Committee For Community Relations
America
Sidewalk Bazaar Daze Opens With Bargain Bonanza
Sidewalk Bazaar Daze, the annual big retail promotion on the Chamber of Commerce calendar, starts tomorrow with 38 merchants taking part. Sponsored by the Chamber’s Retail Division, the event features bargain merchandise on sidewalks, booths by local groups, door prizes, and three days of downtown activity highlighted by music and barkers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mercantile Organization
Corry Area High School
Bennett's
Women of the Moose
Woolworth’s
Salvation Army Home League
Old National Bank
Women's Relief
The
Journal
Casper oil geologist John Wold secures GOP nomination
Wold a 47 year old Casper oil geologist was nominated by Wyoming Republicans yesterday to oppose Democratic Sen. Gale McGee in the November general election.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
John Wold
Casper
Wyoming
Gale McGee
Try To Force Wives To Help Support Family
Two unemployed Luzerne County men filed petitions to compel their wives to contribute to family support with aid from Pennsylvania welfare officials. Nicholas De Angelo said his wife Anna can support their son, while Stanley Proshunas claimed wife Layina can support their two children through other means. Both men are on relief.
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Wilkes-Barre
Distress Screams Fly as Beatle Crowd Sparks Attack
A Marysville woman, Gertrude Goodman, was beaten, shot, and robbed in a Hilton room. police said a bullet grazed her head. About 2,000 Beatles fans swarmed the hotel before the group arrived four hours later. Goodman is in critical condition at Children’s Hospital.
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San Francisco
Hilton Hotel
Gertrude Goodman
Marysville
Calif
Children’s Hospital
Admit Shutting Door On Kids In Refrigerator
Police say other children admitted shutting the door of an abandoned icebox where three children suffocated. Victims were Howard Banks age 5 Dorene Alston age 5 and Marlene Kennedy age 8 found August 9th, the day after they disappeared from the first house on their block. Investigators questioned neighborhood children after noting the garage door was closed when the bodies were found.
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Baltimore
Howard Banks
Dorene Alston
Marlene Kennedy
Nicholas Wingrove
Frank Wilt
Senate Nixes Debate By Johnson Barry Goldwater TV Clash
Senate Democrats killed a bill suspending equal time rules for 60 days, blocking a Johnson Barry Goldwater radio television debate. The 44-41 tally, all Democrats voting to kill, followed discussions with the White House and mirrored Kennedy Nixon precedents.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
John O. Pastore
D-R.1
Pastore
Goldwater
United States
White House
Johnson Family Net Worth Reported At 3 4 Million
An accounting firm hired by President Johnson reported the Johnson family assets total 3,682,770 as of July 31. They had liabilities of 198,672 leaving a net worth of 3,484,098. President Johnson held 477,417 in assets with 99,836 liabilities. Mrs Johnson had 2,225,634 in assets with 99,336 liabilities. The couple's two daughters Lynda Bird and Luci Baines are listed among the family.
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Wastington
Johnson
Haskins & Sells
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines
President Johnson
Night Turnpike Crash Kills Six In Beavers Falls
A high speed head on crash near the Ohio gateway to the Pennsylvania Turnpike killed six people and left three others seriously injured. A convertible and a station wagon collided after the car flew over a 30 inch barrier. Victims include Jerry Tinsley and five others from Cleveland and Brooklyn. The truck driver directing traffic was hurt. The incident marked the worst Turnpike accident in memory. Names and ages of the deceased and injured are listed. Additional patients remained hospitalized in Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh.
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Beaver Falls
Ohio Gateway
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Jerry Tinsley
Cleveland
Tinsley
Parnell Lewis Days
Morris D. Lanier
Robert Carl Price
Isaac Reznick
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kenneth Francis
Cleve
Gemini Flight Thwarted By Lightning
Lightning struck the Gemini launching complex at Cape Kennedy delaying the planned two man orbital flight of Virgil Grissom and John Young. Officials say the setback could push the first manned mission into early 1965 after equipment replacement and system tests.
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Cape Kennedy
Pla
Virgil J. Grissom
John W. Young
Gemini
Cape
Grissom-Young
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senate House clash over apportionment of state legislatures
Washington news digest notes the House prepares to vote on apportionment of state legislatures while Senate debates the issue. Cigarette use rises after a January report linking smoking to cancer and heart disease. June figures exceed last year. Democrats avoid Johnson debate on Goldwater, clashing with Republicans over equal time. Ray Wilkins urges tougher civil rights enforcement in the party platform. A weed killer explosion at a Tampa chemical plant sends residents to hospitals. Lightning damages the Project Gemini pad at Cape Kennedy, jeopardizing manned flight this year. Tom Joyner Jr., 15, wrestles a giant 870-pound sting ray for 18 hours with help. Bernard Barner turns 94, vowing to keep looking ahead. A Congo driver recounts Watasi warriors killing two U.N. experts.
No Nepotism Claim Quoted by Goldwater Jr
Barry Goldwater Jr. says there will be no government job if his father is elected president and he will “make it on my own” to reporters. He asserts pride and independence from public office.
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Minneapolis
Barry Goldwater Jr
UN Aides Murdered in Congo by Mob and Rebels
A Congolese driver recounts the massacre of two UN officials on a mercy mission near Bukavu. French officers Jean Plicque and Prusevis Preziosi were hacked with machetes and fired on by Watutsi rebels and Congolese forces as a crowd attacked their vehicle on the road to Walusi refugee camp. The driver described rebels stopping the car and the mob's mobbing of the aides while bystanders cried out.
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Leopoldville
U.N
Jean Plicque
Bukavu
The
International Labor Organization
Piteque
Prusevis Preziosi
Bukavul
Lake Kiy
Congo
Watus
Wanda J
George Yugolero
Eat
Watusis
Yogolera
Hill Says Yes County Money Headed Here
Corry will ask Erie County commissioners for 11900 in liquid fuels tax funds to widen and add storm sewers on city streets. The city already received 6500 from liquid fuels and county funds, and if approved the total becomes 18400 while Erie seeks 225000 for downtown redevelopment. Commissioner Hill favors cutting Erie’s request to redirect funds to other county redevelopments. Hoffman argues redevelopment benefits the county through higher tax revenue.
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Corry
Erie County Commissioners
Erie
William C. Hill
Erie Redevelopment Authority
Hill
Thomas C. Hoffman
The
Falls Asleep At Wheel Causes Crash In Ohio
Robert Tields, 35, of Conneaut Ohio, fell asleep at the wheel on Route 6 east of Union City. His car ran off the road and overturned in a field, causing lacerations but not serious injuries. He was charged with reckless driving, pled guilty, and paid a $15 fine plus costs.
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Ohio
Union City
Corry
Robert Tields
Conneaut
Fields
Justice of the Peace
Bernice Rockwood
Union Township
Corry Man Named Assistant at Oakdale Boys Home
A Corry man will become assistant to the superintendent at the Oakdale Boys Home in Allegheny County. Charles Bugbee of Corry was unanimously selected by the home’s board of directors to be administrative assistant and understudy to Superintendent Jack M. Dunlap. Bugbee, formerly juvenile probation officer in Erie County, will begin Septem ber 1 and notes the home’s work oriented programs in carpentry block laying cement work auto repair farming and machinery operation. About 270 boys are housed there.
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Corry
Oakdale
Allegheny County
Charles Bugbee
R. D
Jack M. Dunlap
Bugbee
Erie County
Oakdale Boys Home
Greater
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bughee
Fair Train Tour to New York City This Friday
Still time to board the Fair Train as Corry Journal and Evie Lackawanda offer a low cost New York World’s Fair tour for $41.50. The package covers transport, hotel, and fair admission with all day Saturday and Sunday in New York before returning Sunday night.
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New York City
Corry Journal
New York
680 Pound Barrow Dies After Illinois State Fair
A 680 pound barrow owned by Alvin Lehmann of Pleasant Plains Illinois collapsed from a heart attack after leaving the Illinois State Fair pen. The hog had won two prizes before the strain of competition overwhelmed it yesterday.
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Springfield
Alvin Lehmann
Pleasant Plains
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