Winter mistook horse rider for deer in accident report
A winter mist caused a rider misidentification leading to a minor incident. Strain of R. D. 2 Spartansburg reported his car missing from West Maid shed and found later two blocks away. Police also report burns from a gas-tine explosion at a Corry home and vandalism at local businesses with broken windows.
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Strain
Taneburg
West Maid Shed
Curry Foam Products A
Roger Lafferty
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
West Smith Street
Lloyd Meerdink
Meerdink
Navy Hazardous Duty Pay Questioned by Auditors
Government auditors told Congress the Navy illegally pays about 1 million dollars yearly in hazardous duty submarine pay to shore and surface staff. Vice Admiral Joseph Campbell said the finding concerns 40 officers and 55 enlisted men over the year ending June 1963 and will be reviewed by the General Accounting Office through March.
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Washington
Conreap
Joseph Campbell
General Accounting Office
Bat
Campbell
Submarine Force Command
Charleston
8.C
San Diego
Calif
Parade for Medicare Reform Draws Philadelphia Workers
The APL-CIG committee on politics and education expects hundreds of Philadelphia union tea members to join a mass one day lobby urging passage of Medicare legislation. Edward F. Toohey, executive director, says the march is supported by the National Council of Senior Citizens and Organized Labor.
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Apl-Cig
Philadelphia
Edward F. Toohey
National Council of Senior Citizens and Organized Labor
Tooley
American Medical Association
AMA
Toohey
Congress
Mariner 4 Reaches 50 Million Miles From Earth
The Mariner 4 spacecraft has surpassed 50 million miles in its flight to Mars. Launched November 28, it remains on a normal course and continues sending data. It is expected to pass Mars within a few thousand miles for a photographing mission.
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Mariner 4
Earth
Washington
Mars
Space Agency
Winter Siege Grips Europe
Europe endures a severe winter with widespread snow from Rome to Amsterdam. Icy roads cause crashes and blackouts. deaths blamed on cold mount, with 108 road fatalities in Britain and 91 in France since Christmas Eve. Many events canceled as temperatures dip across major cities.
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London
Rome
France
Britain
Amsterdam
Brussels
Moscow
Oslo
Duke of Windsor to make first outing after surgery
The former British king, 70, known as the Duke of Windsor, is expected to leave Houston's Methodist Hospital this week after abdominal surgery for an aneurysm on his aorta. He rested on the sun deck and read in his room during his stay.
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Housson
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Houston
Methodist Hospital
Spectator fatally shoots man at Beirut soccer match
In Seikut Lebanon a fan killed another and wounded a second after protesting a referee decision during Mazraa versus Safa in Beirut. The incident halted two other games as crowd members intervened and gunfire spread into the stands. Police reported the casualty and injury as matches paused.
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Seikut
Lebanon
Mazraa
Safa
Beirut
Government forces win major Viet Cong position overrun
Government troops overran a major Viet Cong position 75 miles southwest of Saigon capturing weapons and 40 prisoners. About 650 troops fought with 7 U.S. dead and 42 wounded. 10 Americans wounded in other Mekong delta actions. Capt. Robert W. Butler called the win a Christmas present.
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James Pickerell Dat Nga
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Robert W. Butler
Frederick, Md
Dai Ngai
Mekong
Hanes
Mo Cai
van Bucher
Jules N. Bucher
U.S
Bucher
Nguyen Khanh
South
Viet Nam
Khanh
Maxwell D. Taylor
Republic of Viet Nam
Letter to the editor proposing a mayoral honor for Officer Kelly
A citizen asks the editor to urge the mayor to honor Officer Kelly with a community tribute in Corry. The writer suggests a citywide event, perhaps including a children's major role, to express appreciation for Kelly's service.
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SugBedting
Les Kelly
Corry
Kelly
William N. “Mack
Johnson Mulls Foreign Policy and Civil Rights
A report notes progress in integrating National Guard units but cites persistent discrimination near overseas bases and in some Far East areas. Johnson attends services in Fredericksburg and funeral in Mart, while three federal jobs are filled: Gleason Try as VA administrator to First National Bank, McMurry resigns as FHLB Board chair to Queens College president, and Carver Jr. receives a recess appointment as undersecretary of interior.
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Nationaal Guard
Far East
Johnson
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
Bee Alexander
Fort Worth
Tex
Joseph W
Ruth A. Baines
Chambers
Mart
Texas
Fire Victim Dies in Philadelphia Blaze
A Philadelphia fire that killed two young sisters, Marcella 3 and Twana 2 months, has claimed a third victim Yvette Schoofield 2. Yvette died Saturday from injuries suffered in the blaze that also killed her sisters.
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Philadelphia
Yvette Schoofield
Yvette
Marcella
Twana
Corry Life Underwriters promote program sponsors
Two members of the Corry Association of Life Underwriters, Mrs. Howard Dingfelder and Mr. Dingfelder, are noted as sponsors of the program with second place winners identified as Mrs. Delbert Pless and another recipient.
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Corry Association of Life Underwriters
Howard Dingfelder
Dingfelder
Delbert Pless
Ex-Nurse Dies From Apartment Fire In Erie
Margaret Baker 69 died from burns in her Erie apartment after her clothing caught fire while sitting and smoking. Coroner expects an accidental death certificate. cause undetermined. Baker, a Hamot Hospital nurse for 35 years, lived alone. landlord and resident alerted responders. fire department inhalator squad assisted.
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Margaret Baker
Merle Wood
Miss Baker
John Deakins
Deakins
Robert Miller
Miller
Rosalie Miller
Baker
Hamot
Wood
Ewidence
Hamot Hospital
Slaying of Anthony Bishop in Pittsburgh Parking Lot
Detectives investigate the death of 93 year old Anthony Bishop of Lower Burrell Westmoreland County found shot in his car in Pittsburgh's Hast Liberty area after leaving a finance company office party where he worked as collection manager. Robbery motive suggested by pockets turned inside out.
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Anthony Bishop
Lower Burwell
Westmoreland County
Bishop
Pittsburgh
Weapon found near shooting site links to suspect
The .32 caliber revolver used in the shooting was found on a hillside about 1% blocks from where Bishop was found. Police traced the revolver's owner and questioned a man known to have handled the weapon the night of the shooting.
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Bishop
Coon
Two Pennsylvanians Hospitalized After Saigon Bombing
SAIGON AP Two Keystone State residents remain in hospital after a terrorist bombing struck a downtown Saigon hotel Thursday. Lt. Col. John H. Fulmer of Carlisle and Raymond C. Damm of Meyersdale are listed in stable condition with injuries from the attack.
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Saigon
John H. Fulmer
Carlisle
Raymond C. Damm
Meyersdale
Six motorists hit with license suspensions in Pennsylvania
The state Bureau of Traffic Safety in Harrisburg announced six suspensions. William A Morris of Spartansburg receives four months for reckless driving. Lyman E Drace of Union City three months for driving without a license. William H Schafer Jr of Union City one month for speeding. Kenneth L Winchell of Union City two months for speeding. Ray C Griswold of Columbus one year for speeding. Samuel R Genco of Corry one month for driving without a license. Suspension time starts when the operator's license is received by Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
William A. Morris
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Spartansburg
Lyman E Drace
Union City
William H. Schafer Jr
Kenneth L. Winchell
Ray C. Griswold
Columbus
Samuel R. Genco
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Grid Fans Jam Area Motels For Two Title Tilts
Football fans flocked to Erie area motels to watch the American Football championship game in Buffalo and the NFL title game yesterday. Erie, about 100 miles from both host cities, lay just outside blackout zones, allowing telecasts for viewers in motel rooms.
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Erie
Penael
Buffalo
Americans Released After Wounding
The Army said most of the wounded Americans were in good condition and eight remain hospitalized. all but eight have been released, with further releases anticipated soon.
Indian Navy Rescues 2000 After Island Disaster
Two Indian Navy ships rescued about 2000 people stranded on a southern India island by last week’s tidal waves. Officials put the death toll at 300, including 115 passengers from a train washed away with its railroad bridge to the mainland.
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Maumas
India
College bowl action and NFL notes mix in New Year sports rundown
A scrambled sports wrap references college bowls and professional football moves, noting Texas Longhorns Sugar Bowl links and a 49ers signing. Mentions Montego State quarterback and TV plans with regional telecasts, plus Paced by various players and networks.
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Frank Law
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Thord
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