Motive and accident probed in sniper slaying case
Police pursue motive after a sniper killed Carol Clark, 28, mother of four, as her husband and neighbors describe the scene. Sheriff Eyant and investigators press for information about a possible suspect, while Clark’s family questions whether the gunman acted alone or if the shot was accidental.
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Pauvesvilee
Charles Te Clark
Antsie
Alice
Ostrander
Lake County
Clark
Sherif Willam
Weverss Tak
Clank
Clarke
Felpine
Carol Clark
Jobn
Clip Jr
Opela
Pinnypkyn
Housing Plan Proposals Aim To Elevate City Standards
A city housing study seeks zoning and code updates to end substandard housing and improve new construction. A voluntary housing improvement program is noted, while questions about why affordable homes sit unsold or unused persist. Maps and density data support ongoing planning work with future concrete recommendations anticipated next summer.
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Commission Mem~berg
Tianing
Abvey
Dunn
Commission
Mithael Baker
Noom
Steerifiz
Cninraiasion Gol
Mirve
Fire Destroys Home Burns Four Family Members Dead
WORFOLK AP report says a house fire killed four family members and left another in critical condition. The victim list includes Daud Wereid, Mrs Triston C Parker, Biky Gene Park, and Bephora Fur Parker. Parker was identified as the 24 year old. The fire severely burned Parker and another woman, with the others unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worfolk
Triston C_ Parker
Biky
Gene Park
Parker
Unclear text fragment about Nepal incursion and Nepalese territory
The readable words describe a disputed intrusion in Nepal near Katmandu with references to a home minister and military units. The garbled text mentions Nepalese territory, a brief incursion, and Western Nepal, though exact actions, dates, and entities are not reliably identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Westren
Stress Quality In Education Next Decade
Harrisburg AP describes a PA State Education Assn plan for the next decade stressing quality in education. Dr Charles H Boehm urges extra training for biology physics and language teachers plus longer terms and merit pay. Bertha Boyd elected PSEA president as subsidy battles loom in 1960s session. Seligman notes subsidy requests near the 16 million range and a Bible readings resolution passes house of delegates.
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Harrisburg
API
Charles H. Boehm
With
Pennsylvania Btate Education Assn
Fom
Bertha PL Boyd
Carlisle
Boiling Shrines
Cumberland County
PSEA
Uhis
Sie
A. N. Addie Haan
Aliceheny
Joseph Selgman
Moon Two
Allegheny
House of Delegates
Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
Hollywood Highlights of 1954 Deaths and Shifting Morals
A year of Hollywood tragedy and drama with deaths from natural causes and violence. Notable passings include Cecil B. De Mille and Ethel Barrymore, while Errol Flynn, Lou Costello, Wayne Morris, Kay Kendall, and Adrian also died. The year featured Khrushchev’s Hollywood visit and shifting moral views amid scandals and marriages, ending with Mario Lanza’s sudden death in Rome.
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Hollywood
Jane
Ethel Barrymore
Cecil B
del Mille
Victor McLaglen
Edmond Gwen
Errol Flynn
Lou Costello
Wayne Morris
Kay Kendall
Adrian
Charles
Marlon Brando
Mario Lana
Rome
Pulse of Wall Street Mixed as Markets Edge Up
NYAP traders reported a heavier clock market with moderate price gains. Oil and electronics led demand while a long list of major firms including American Can American Home Products General Electric IBM US Steel and Westinghouse featured in daily market moves. Wholesale eggs showed moderate demand and quiet activity with New York spot quotes for whites and browns across quality ranges.
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New York
American ‘Can
American Tobacco
American Viscose
Anaconda
Armco Steel Armour & Co
Babcock & Wilcox Bald Lima
Bethlehem Steel Bore Warner Budd Co
Carpenter
Sire Cities Service
Columbia Gas Consolidated
Esiison
Continental Can
Continental
Oi Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright duPort Eastman Kok
Erie RR
Ford Motor
General Dyna
Thousands Free Atlantic Floods (continued from Page One)
The article describes massive flooding along the Atlantic coast with over 200 evacuees sheltered overnight and widespread property loss. Water rose in cellars, extinguishing furnaces, and power outages affected 44,000 homes in New York. A bus overturned on the New York Thruway near Newburgh after floodwaters and downed wires caused electrocutions and damage across cities including Boston waterfront and Camp Bilis Maine.
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Camp Bilis
Maine
Casco Bay
New York
Newburgh
Greyhound
Titusville 60 Budget Ups and Downs Report
Titusville prepares the 1960 city budget with four departments cut and five increased. The total appropriations stand at 433 70 50, down from 436 883 87 in 1958, while incineration and street expenses rise. The council meets to approve the budget as outgoing officials wrap up tenure.
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Sis Usvilee
Ute
Finn
G Hampton
Domer J. Bailey
Harard A. Schwastz
Syria
Death Sentence Ordered For Red Terrorists
A special military tribunal in Saigon ordered death sentences for three members of a Communist terrorist band that attacked a U S Army billet last July, killing Major Dale R. Buix and Sergeant Chester M. Oconand. The trio were convicted of high treason and murder. Vietnamese guards were killed, and Captain Howard B. Bilton was wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S Army
Ath
Hugh
Dale R. Buix
Imperial Beach
Calli
Chester M. Oonand
Copperas Cove
Tex
Howard B. Biton
Blairsburg
Iowa
DIES IN WHEELCHAIR FIRE IN LAKELAND
In Lakeland Florida an elderly invalid, Pred S. Scobie aged 81, died when his wheelchair chair caught fire. His daughter found him slumped over in the burning chair as Mrs Claude Ridley returned home.
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Lakeland
Fla
Pred
S. Scobie
Claude Ridley
Scobie
Classified Want-Ads From The Corry Journal
Classified department listing local rates for classify ads with contract options and three and seven day lines. The ad rates show 3 lines for three days and seven days, with figures 2.46 and 3.28 and additional lines 4 LSI 3.28 1,69 409 6 227 491. Contact phone 2-8291 for locally available classified ads.
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the Corry Journal Classified Department
Crockett descendant dies in Blytheville at 88
Blytheville Arkansas reports the death of T A Crockett, 88, who claimed to be a great grandson of frontier hero Davy Crockett. Born in Paris, Illinois, he moved to Arkansas before the 1900s.
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Blytheville, Ark
T. A. ‘Crockett
Davy Crockett
Paris
Til
Arkansas
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Los Angeles
Bernard Finch
Barbara
Bob Thomas
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Cecil B. de Mille
Wall Street
Wits
Sperry
Rand
Standard Brand
Standard Oil
Calis
Indiana
New Jer
Texaco Union Carbide
United Airlines
U. S. Steel
West Penn
Elec
Western Union Tel Westinghouse
Woolworth
Youngstown
Sheet & American EX
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Rey
Wwe
Atlantic
Christmas Club
Bank
Citizens National Bank
Titusville
Evans
Meerdink
R. D
Corry
He Eluair
North of Elks Club
Gerald Hammond
Eilis R. Daystove
Guy M
Fish Ford
Spartansburg
Iymouth Savoy
Bey Inder
Elsie Batley
Pittsfield
J. Peterson & Son
Brigham Hardware
Fred Ruffener
North
Worth Street
Ruffener
Dial
TOPS
West 4Th Street
Lenton Manufacturing Company
Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Reeves Co
Attleboro, Mass
Don Knapp
Warren County
ABC
Youngsville
Curtiss
Paull C. Kundracik
Pennsylvania
State ,Labor and Industry Department
Lawrence
Woodeharm
Scheirich
Gilson Builders Supply
O. E. Russell
Uniontown
Guignon Hardware
Lottsville Farmers Exchange
Lottsville
Ccorry Truck & Implement
North Pirst Avenue
Carry
Farmers
John Deere
Guy
FISH
Sparansburg
Atal
Thompson Maple Products
Washington Street
Gilson’s
Paul
Stocum
East Main Street
Raymond v- Marre
Moliara
Wen
Joe Cohen
Snyder Circle
Rickers Apartments
Atgir
Fairview Street
Ata
Route
J. Gerald Miles
Tunnels Real Estate and Insurance Agency
West Park Place
Leslie
Wattsburg
Merle Dodd
Norvel Reed
Sherman
N. Y
Findley Lake
Virginia Perdue
Delmas Chesley
North East
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Prothonotary
Erie County
Harold O Besson
Marion Street
George L. Besson
Ufar
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