Snow Blankets City As Plows Hide Cars And Roofs
A two foot snow cover hides a car in Mead avenue 500 block and a large snowbank along the curb. The former Cole's greenhouse on Wayne street collapsed its 60 foot roof causing about 33000 in damage. Signs saying KEEP OFF are at St Pauls Lutheran Church while a fire hydrant at First avenue and West Washington street remains barely visible.
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Mead Avenue
Cole's
Wayne Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
First Avenue
West Washington Street
Robbery Suspect Shoves Teen Into Clothes Dryer in Texas
In Fort Worth a teenage youth was shoved into a coin operated clothes dryer by a robber who demanded money. The teen James Buinguardner Jr. spent over 30 minutes trapped before a bystander freed him. The assailant fled, leaving the youth unhurt.
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Wort Worth
Tex
James Buinguardner Jr
Mary Hamong
Bumguardner
City Income Tax Forms Mailed To 3 548 Workers
Corry city income tax receiver R Elwin Fuller mailed New Year greetings to 4548 individuals in Corry and nearby communities. Tax forms go to 2811 in Corry 405 in Venango Township 198 in Amity Township and 183 in Wattsburg Borough with 20 players also in line to receive forms.
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Corry City
R. Elwin Fuller
Corry
Fuller
Venango Township
Amity Township
Wattsburg
Radio Campaign Funeral Offer Fails to Draw Participants
In California at KFXM the New Year's Eve safety drive offered free funerals to traffic victims. About 225 people signed up but none collected. The fatal crash occurred at 12 01 a m yesterday, station manager Hob Bunnell called the effort a success.
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San Bhnknanulm
Calif
KFXM
Hob Bunnell
Kiinzua Dam Included In Public Works Bill
Johnson City Texas AP reports a 4.4 billion public works bill signed by President Johnson includes 21.227 million for the Allegheny River Dam at Kiantz Pa. The measure funds flood control navigation and reclamation projects of Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau with actions by Atomic Energy Commission TVA and power administrations.
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Johnson City
Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee’ Valley Authority
Bonneville Southwestern
Southeastern Power
Unity talks set to form Viet Nam Buddhist union
Delegates at a Viet Nam Buddhist congress in Saigon reach a framework to unify South Viet Nam Buddhist sects. They back the creation of a new body named the Association of Reunited Buddhists of Viet Nam to lead the effort.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Rise Ing
The
Association of Reunited Buddhists of
Fires Take Heavy Toll Over New Year Holiday in Pa
In Luzerne County Huntsville a New Year fire at the Harden Cooney mansion left five missing presumed dead, with parts of bodies found. Across Towanda Bradford County and New Kensington other fires caused millions in damage, while Philadelphia blazes displaced tenants and injured one woman.
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Huntsville
Luzerne County
A. Harden-Cooney
Pennsylvania
Coons
Coon
Mary
Ann Dudley
Dana Wynn
Alfred Harden NT
Towanda
WITC
Borough Hall
Bradford County
New Kensington
John Bennis
Philadelphia
Snow, Spi, Slick Streets Lead To Five Crashes
Snow and slick roads sparked a New Year crash spree in the city with four incidents over the holiday. West Smith Street saw a tractor trailer hit a parked car left by Donald A. Young. Young's car stalled earlier while he sought help. A second wreck involved Paul E. Hamilton who was rear struck by an unidentified pickup that fled after offering $150 in damages. A third crash on East Main Street involved Alvin Host colliding with a snowplow driven by James K. Donaldson, damaging both vehicles. The report notes continuing incidents and marks on Page Six.
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West Smith Street
Joe Modzelewski
Erie
Donald A. Young
Mead Avenue
Young
West Smith
Paul E. Hamilton
RK. D. 2
Corry
Hamilton
East Main Street
Alvin Host
Corty
James K. Donaldson
Snow Falls in Corry Area For New Year Day
Corry and surrounding areas faced a heavy snowstorm with nine inches in seven and a half hours boosting season total to nearly 100 inches. Drifts six to eight feet deep, closures include most parochial elementary schools and Corry public schools delayed to Monday. Temperatures to rise into the upper 30s with tonight’s low in the low teens.
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Olean
Corry
Richard Mountain
Erie
St. Edward's
Soitie
Cuba Soviet Radio Signals Priority On Sugar Harvest
Havana Radio reports the Cuba army prioritizes the upcoming sugar cane harvest over Fidel Castro's fifth anniversary. The broadcast from Misumi said a parade was rejected to avoid alarming reactionaries, and a rally of workers and peasants would be held instead.
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Cuba
Miami
Pla
Havana
Fidel Castro
Misimi
Traffic Deaths Exceed Forecast During New Year Period
The Associated Press reports 223 Americans killed in traffic over 48 hours from New Year s Eve to New Year s Day, higher than seasonal averages but below the Christmas toll. State tallies were incomplete. safety officials had predicted 140 to 180 deaths for the period.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Council
Howard Pyle
Warren Airman Robbed Near Tulsa for 2300 Cash
Frank J. Massa, a retiring Air Force sergeant from Warren, was robbed at gunpoint by three men near Tulsa, Oklahoma, of about 2100 cash from a wallet in his car and two wallets in the glove compartment. The 20 year veteran reported the incident to Tulso sheriff and a three state car alert was issued. Massa was en route to Warren to settle there and was unharmed.
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Warrens
Frank J. Massa
Air Force
Tulsa
Okla
Warren
Massa
Peter Massa
Sheriff's Department of
Roswell Apb
N. M
Oklahoma
Wintry Blast Hits South Snow Moves North
The storm dumped up to 16 inches of snow in the Deep South then moved northward toward the East Coast.13 deaths were linked to the weather as schools closed and power outages disrupted life across several states. Civil Defense in Georgia aided towns hit by outages while wrecked infrastructure and hazardous driving persisted. An emergency kitchen fed hundreds at a Warner Robins school. Snow overwhelmed Huntsville Alabama with one of its heaviest falls.
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Associated Press
Deep South
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Virginia
Civil Defense
Middle Georgia
Warner Robins
Savannah Beach
Huntsville
Alternate Parking Catch in Five Streets This Year
The city’s alternate side parking plan has a quirk due to calendar quirks in 1964 a leap year causing extra odd numbered days. Police chief warns cars left on alternate streets all night may be illegally parked after months ending on odd days and starting with 1.
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Harley Drake
Passenger Car Plates Won't Be Renewed Till 1965
Harrisburg AP says the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles will replace commercial vehicle license plates in 1964 while passenger plates for cars trucks and motorcycles won’t be reissued until 1965. Director L T Bernard notes about 850000 commercial vehicles will receive new plates for the new period beginning June 1. The passenger vehicle period expires March 31 with stickers reissued. about 4 million passenger vehicles exist and last issued plates were in 1958. Bernard cites heavier use of commercial vehicles as the reason.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
L. T. Bernard
Liense
Bernard
Corry Building Permits Flash A Busy 1983
Corry issued building permits totaling 860,761 in 1983, the strongest of the past five years except 1961, when the Jamestown Corporation project reached 974,000. Nonresidential work came from two main projects the Sisters of Mercy Convent and Concord School, while residential permits surged the year’s total.
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Corry
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Coli
Ohis Avenue
Ermits
Sisters of Mercy Convent
Concord School
Pago
Johnson Aims at Broad Peace Push Ahead of Election
White House briefing outlines President Johnson's push for new peace breakthroughs before November. He plans a comprehensive program to be discussed at the ranch with Robert Weaver. Johnson expects Congress to pass a civil rights bill and an $11 billion tax cut this year.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
White House
United States
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Congress
Henee
Soviet China exchange New Year greetings amid thaw hopes
Moscow reports the Soviet Union and Communist China exchanging their standard New Year messages, pledging friendship and unity while avoiding mention of lingering ideological tensions. Leaders Khrushchev and Brezhnev received messages from Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai, with calls for continued cooperation and a broader peace in 1964.
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Soviet Union
China
Peking Ra
Man Tzetung
Chou En-lat
Tt Wa
Preemier Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Mao
Kremlin
Starts TOUTE LONDON Peter q rot
Fragmentary text mentions a Fur Tree tale and Ural with Ade amid uncertain names and phrases. No clear event or person details emerge to confirm a coherent news item.
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London
Peter Q Rot
Talib
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