Paragraf recounts a Frewsburg man’s minor injuries in crash
Corry State Police report Thomas Darling aged 30 sustained a minor forehead laceration after losing control on Route 957 near Columbus-Lottsville road. Damage to his car was about 50 dollars. Other items note youths suspected of tampering with James Engle’s vehicle, a railroad trackman losing part of a leg in an on-track accident near Waterboro Bridge, a bank bag dispute, hospital funding plans, weather outlook, and local planning developments.
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Frewsburg
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Corry
Thomas Darling
James Engle
Columbus
Corry Assembly
Chuck
Engle
Jake
Erie-Lackawanna
Waterboro Bridge
Jamestown
WCA Hospital
Sebastian Calimeri
Calimeri
House Okays 15 Million For Senecas Dam Project
Washington AP report notes final congressional approval for more than 15 million in damage payments to the Seneca Indians of New York for the Upper Allegheny River dam and reservoir project. The bill funds a 12.13 million rehabilitation program for education and development, with the rest covering Army Engineers damages.
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Washington
New York
Allegheny River
Johnson
Kinzua
Salamanca
N.Y
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Army Engineers
Congress
Deification of Dollar Dali Draws Attention in Spain
In Barcelona painter Salvador Dalí prepares a new work titled Deification of the Dollar as his pieces fetch high prices in the United States. Damage reports note a Miller vehicle with $150 in damage and a Johnson car front end damaged to $250.
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Barcelona
Spain
Salvador Dali
United States
Miller
Johnson
Syncom 3 Goes Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY, PLA. AP The Syncom 3 communications satellite launched on a Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy en route to a stationary position above the Pacific to relay Olympic pictures from Japan. Officials hailed the early success as it must perform complex maneuvers over the next 12 days to reach a truly synchronous orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
Pla
Japan
North America
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Satelli
United States
Cape Kennedy Jor
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Syncom 3
Cigarettes rebound as June shipments rise in U S
U S factories shipped about 43.2 billion cigarettes in June up 8.5 percent from June 1963 while cigar sales fell. Small cigars plunged from 190 million in May to 38 million in June though still double the June 1963 figure. The rebound followed a January government report linking smoking to health risks.
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Washington
APY
U.S
Titernal Revenue Service
Luther L. Terry
Gunman Blades Roadblocks In Bank Heist
Police traced an armed robbery at the Clymer branch of the Bank of Jamestown in which a lone gunman demanded cash, took $4500 in large bills, and fled toward Jamestown in a 1964 four door auto. Investigators, led by Agent Angle and Chief Investigator Wilson, established a temporary HQ at the Route 6 substation in Corry as officers searched nearby areas in a routine sweep.
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Page Oneveillance
Angle
Wilson
Corry
Route 6
Martin
Ince
Six Killed In Head On Crash
Six people died in a head on crash on the turnpike near the Pennsylvania Ohio line. Tinsley attempted a pass when the car went out of control and struck Heinz’s car traveling west in the left lane. Police estimate Tinsley’s speed at about 65 mph on the 65 mph four lane road. Francis, a John Adams High School student, was among the victims and his father in Cleveland said he had no idea his son was out of town. The incident occurred eight miles east of the state line.
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Selinsgrove
Providence Hospital
Beaver County
John W. Colavincenza
Tinsley
Calavincenzo
Heinz
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Francis
Willie
Cleveland
John Adams High School
Larry Days
Parnell Days
Park Rides Say Ducks Killed By Kids
Directors of the Mead Park Association met last night and heard disquieting news about the park ducks. Two recent duckling groups lost all but two of each group to stones thrown by children. Parents are urged to be held responsible for damage to the attraction drawing visitors from Olean. A vandalized floating miniature houseboat that housed the ducks will be removed from the water. The board also plans no parking signs on Memory Lane and hopes to complete the museum by fall, with Mead Glen paint work and new playground equipment slated for autumn.
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Mead Park Association
Olean
Memory Lane
Mead Glen
Walter Sweet
Louis Sears
David Nichols
David Johnson
Hazel Merker
Estella Wells
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Michael McCafferty
Northwest Street
Erie County Hospital
Arthur O. Bruecknan
Harrisburg
Erie County
Byron J Clapper
Erie
Franklin
Middleboro
Arthur E. Gehrlein
Dawson Hulett
Random Road
West Smith Street
Max Miller
Buffalo
W. Floyd Johnson
East Smith Street
Rossin’s
Bazaar
S & Boys
Rossin
Council For Tobacco Research
U.S.A
Wendell G. Scott
American Cancer Society
Gunman Blades
Evans
Resznick
Were
Fogle Lumber
Aluminum
Varathane Enamel
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