Noontime temperature drop and local notices in Corry
Noontime warmth failed as Corry saw a two degree fall from 9 to 7 with a west wind. A local girl reported missing a clutch bag with money. a stray beagle was found on East Main Street and placed in the city pound. Four area men graduate from the State Police Academy and are assigned to Tranp E. Brie. Sixty nine troopers were awarded diplomas. Youngsville discusses hiring a borough manager at about 7000 dollars annually after an ordinance amendment failed. Alpha Delta Tau Delta Educational Foundation at Allegheny College grants 500 dollars for student aid. County Commissioner Carl D. Proctor bids farewell after 12 years in Erie. The State Bureau of Animal Industry warns mink farmers that 1963 breeding permits expire December 11. Unlawful possession, breeding, sale, or disposal of mink without a permit can bring fines up to 500 dollars or 60 days in jail.
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Monster Christmas cookie wins KDWB prize in Minnesota
Paul Goodman a Bethel College student raised funds by selling $1 shares to classmates to bake a giant cookie for KDWB's Christmas contest. The finished cookie measured about feet long and weighed 2300 pounds. He spent $450 on ingredients for the huge treat.
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Johnson Greets Troops Abroad at Christmas
President Johnson sent Christmas greetings to the armed forces yesterday. He spoke of the season as a time for peace and brotherhood and for remembrance of President Kennedy and the nation’s blessings.
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Groves Youth Shoots Two Teachers After Reprimand
In Groves Texas a 15 year old student angered by a teacher rebuke shot and wounded two Woodlawn High teachers yesterday. Carlos Rejo, 5, sustained stomach arm and hand wounds while David Garrett, 34, was treated and released after being struck in the leg by a 410 shotgun blast. The shooter was turned over to juvenile authorities and under state law his name will not be published unless a complaint is filed.
Johnson Pursues Personal Diplomacy With Soviet Ties
Washington AP President Johnson signals use of personal diplomacy to ease Cold War tensions with the Soviet Union. He prepared for a potential Khrushchev meeting and private letters, while Secretary Rusk says world fate hinges on U.S.-Soviet responsibility. Officials see possible active year ahead though no formal talks planned.
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Space policy figures gather around NASA book launch
A group photo shows Congressman James D. Weaver, Carl Albert, Haley, and George P. Miller at a book launch. Haley serves as general counsel for the International Astronautical Federation. The book is published by Appleton-Century Crafts Division of Meredith Publishing Co.
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Dewey backs Johnson on foreign aid in Pittsburgh
Thomas F. Dewey, former presidential candidate, said he supports President Johnson's foreign aid policy and condemned congressional cuts as capricious. Speaking in Pittsburgh, he warned severe cuts would embarrass foreign policy and provoke revolutions abroad while hurting the Alliance for Progress in Latin America.
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No TV for Ruby trial as cameras barred in Dallas
In Dallas the February trial of Jack Ruby, charged with killing Lee Harvey Oswald, will not be televised. District Judge Joe B. Brown announced the ruling banning still and recording equipment as well as television cameras and any other devices.
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Conductor Roger Wagner Collapses During Session
Hollywood AP reports conductor Roger Wagner, 49, collapsed during a recording with the Roger Wagner Chorale and singers Dorothy Kirsten and Gordon MacRae. After emergency care, he was sent home to rest as doctors cited nervous exhaustion. Appearing in the UN, Stevenson deflected vice presidential speculation, saying he would stay at the United Nations to serve the president. Bob Hope departs for his 22nd Christmas tour to entertain American troops abroad.
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Berliners Face Crossing Permit Delays as Wall Rules Tighten
West Berlin residents faced long lines and refusals as crossings to East Berlin remained restricted since 1961. About 24 000 applications were sent to East German authorities for approval while some applicants waited in the cold after offices closed. Extra police were deployed to keep order during the flow of permit requests. Hope, healing from eye treatment in San Francisco, hinted at future plans with Tuesday Weld, Les Brown, and Anita Bryant joining his troupe.
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Record cold and heavy snow hit Midwest and Southeast
A severe cold outbreak and heavy snow shattered records coast to coast. Muskegon set a new monthly snowfall record while readings plummeted to sub zero in Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Temperatures dipped to near zero in the Southeast and Gulf Coast regions and gusty winds amplified the cold across many states.
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