Dems Speed Aid Bill Passage
House Democrats rush to assemble enough members by plane to overcome Republican opposition and push the foreign aid bill toward a final vote by Christmas Eve. Johnson presses White House aides to marshal support as charters fly in from Texas Louisiana and Georgia. Senate action remains uncertain with a holiday lull and debates over whether to ban government underwriting or private credit for shipments to Communist countries.
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Eisenhower urged Scranton to seek GOP nomination
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin quoted Gov. William Scranton saying President Eisenhower asked him four times to run for the Republican presidential nomination. Scranton finally agreed to give it "deep thought" in a December 14 meeting in Harrisburg in a special Pennsylvania Railroad car.
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Honorary guest Cinla Egeman at Corry High Christmas party
Santa Claus presented Cinla Egeman from Ismir Turkey with her class ring and a holiday phone call during a Saturday night celebration in the Corry Area High School cafeteria. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sterling Wees and others. entertainment and decorations were provided by local staff and students.
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Second Erie fireman killed in weekend crash near Millcreek
Ronald B. DiLuzio 20, Belle Valley fire official and second assistant chief, died from chest and neck injuries after a two car collision on Route 8 in Millcreek Township. The crash occurred as he attempted a left turn while en route to check snow conditions. opponent Stephen W. Bartowski 20 escaped injury. DiLuzio was pronounced dead at St. Vincent's Hospital Erie and was the county's 48th traffic fatality in 1963. The weekend also saw Lake Shore Fire Department Chief Robert L. Fox murdered while assisting a benefit sale, with Gerald Hinkson wounded. The shootings stemmed from a marital dispute involving a Meadville man and his estranged wife.
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Local man fined for furnishing wine to teens
Conrad T. Shields 21 of 312 Concord Street faced the city juvenile drinking ordinance after two teenagers drank wine at a local restaurant. An employee observed Shields pouring wine into water glasses, was asked to leave, and later charged. At a hearing Alder man Porter Auer fined Shields 25 dollars plus 9 dollars costs and released him.
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Adlai Would Run With Johnson If Asked
Adlai E Stevenson says he would run for vice president with President Johnson if asked and it fits his health and other considerations. He notes Johnson has not asked him yet and suggests the president will decide on a running mate around the Democratic convention next August after Republicans choose their tickets.
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Book orders pour in for Kennedy assassination chronicle
The Associated Press produced a detailed hard cover book on President Kennedy, with nearly 100 pictures and color portraits. It is set for January delivery from Western Printing and Lithographing Co. Orders have surged, with over 700 received by The Corry Journal and hundreds of newspapers aiding distribution. The narrative covers Kennedy’s day and the subsequent three days, based on AP and member papers, created under Saul Pett and team in a rapid, round‑the‑clock schedule. Interested readers can reserve by mailing a coupon with $2.
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Snow disrupts travel across Deep South with record cold
A major winter storm paralyzed much of the South, closing airports and highways and stranding motorists as temperatures plunged to freezing. Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi logged heavy snow with up to 12 inches in Mississippi’s northwest. U.S. 61 from Vicksburg to Memphis and routes around Jackson were icy and nearly impassable. Police in Memphis organized a taxi shuttle for doctors and emergency personnel. Louisiana reported freezing rain and hazardous roads including major bridges and overpasses.
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City to open supervised sledding hills for holidays
Louis Hanna the city recreation director announced four sledding sites West Lees Street Franklin York and West Bend will be opened Thursday with two sessions daily 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 30 pm. Adults will supervise and barricades will control traffic. Volunteers may call Hanna to sign up for half hour sessions. After Christmas recess only evening hours remain.
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Pilot lands on ice covered Susquehanna River
Heelin of Fort Wayne Indiana flew a single engine plane off the Susquehanna River, then made an emergency landing on the ice two miles from the Harrisburg York State Airport. The craft touched down on river ice about one foot thick, right after fuel ran low.
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Four Killed After Attempt to Steal Offering From Ottawa Rectory
Four people were shot dead as two armed brothers tried to steal the church collection from a Roman Catholic rectory in Ottawa during Mass. A fifth person was wounded. Roger Binette, 21, killed himself after police and parishioners cornered him and his 17 year old brother Reginald in an upper door. Reginald was charged with capital murder and could face life in prison. minors cannot be hanged for capital murder in Canada. The brothers’ parents, attending noon Mass, witnessed the chaos.
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Ruby In Court as Gun Found on Witness in Ruby Trial
In Dallas AP report, Jack Ruby is in court as officers search witnesses before a bond hearing for the man who killed President Kennedy's accused assassin. A .25 pistol is found under a scar by a stripper witness named Karen Bennett. Ruby denied bond. witnesses sworn.
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Fear 100 Dead In Ocean Liner Fire
A Greek liner Lakonia caught fire in the Atlantic near Casablanca striking a disaster zone. Rescue operations plucked hundreds from lifeboats as crews and US and British aircraft directed efforts. Estimates of survivors varied with reports of 470 saved and many still in the water as Sunday night tragedy unfolded aboard the 16,000-ton ship with 661 passengers and 365 crew.
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Weekend crashes plague city and nearby area
A weekend spree of fender to fender crashes left 12 vehicles involved in the city, one injury, and $1,292 in damage. Three more accidents occurred outside Corry with icy roads and rushed decisions blamed. Incidents included a rear-end hit at the National Bank block and a stop-sign collision on First Avenue.
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Endowments Drive Long Range Plans at Local YMCA
Corry YMCA trustees urge support for endowment growth to fund future facilities and upkeep. They cite existing gifts, notably $126 000 from late Mrs Sila Mosler, and discuss bequests, trusts, and earmarked gifts as tax efficient ways to sustain operations and future expansions.
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Dreaming Of A White Christmas Sweeps Pennsylvania
A winter storm brought heavy snow to eastern Pennsylvania on Monday. The leading edge hit Pittsburgh before dawn and Philadelphia saw heavy snowfall later, prompting weather alerts and hazardous road conditions. The Weather Bureau warned that more snow would push across the state with four inches or more expected, as crews salted and cindered roads.
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Van Johnson to undergo surgery in New York hospital
Actor Van Johnson will enter a New York City hospital on January 16 for a precautionary operation to remove lymph glands after a skin cancer removed from his left thigh last March. Doctors reportedly assured him of a successful outcome.
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