Auto crash near Corry injures Bear Lake man
Police said Thomas L Pisherty, 19, fell asleep at the wheel seven miles east of Corry on the Columbus Lottsville road and struck a bridge abutment. He was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries. Vehicle damage was estimated at 2500 dollars. Also reported an accident seven miles south of Union City involving Michael Wasilke, 25, of Ohio, and Terry Tillotson, 62, of Union City. Wasilke and George Antill of Ohio were treated for facial lacerations at Titusville Hospital. Another wreck near Grand Valley left Marvin Mead cited for reckless driving after colliding with a tractor-trailer driven by Joseph D Hawley. Eleven-year-old Timothy Conklin of Bear Lake was hospitalized after burning injuries from spilled boiling water.
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Bear Lake
Thomas L. Pisherty
Corry
Columbus-Lottsville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ohio
R. D
Union City
Michael Wasilke
Terry Tillotson
Wasilke
George Antill
Titusville Hospital
Marvin Mead
Grand Valley
East Columbus Avenue
Harley Drake
Mead
Joseph D. Hawley
Grand Island
Haley
Dairy Queen
Timothy
Roy Conklin
Cor Memorial Hospital
Dodd Seeks Federal Limits on Mail Order Handguns
Senator Thomas J. Dodd proposes strict federal controls on mail order handgun sales to teenagers criminals and others while urging a study into why heavier weapons like antitank cannons and bazookas lack federal bans. The plan previously stalled in the Senate Commerce Committee and faces renewal in the new Congress.
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Washuya
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Cor
Dodd
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
New Jersey
United Nations
Allegheny County Ends 1964 With $2.9 Million Surplus
Controller James Knox reported at closing time Thursday that Allegheny County finished 1964 with a $2.9 million surplus, suggesting no need for raising the 11 mill tax rate.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
James Knox
Pakistan election tense as troops guard first presidential vote
Pakistan faced a tense day with troops at 417 polling stations for the first presidential election. Ayub Khan and Fatima Jinnah entered a close race amid prior violence in West Pakistan and demonstrations nationwide.
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Hawalpindl
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Fatima Jinnah
Hazgara
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
India
Ayub
Miss Jinnah
Mohammad Ali Jinnah
United States
U.S
China
Spain to Build Five Missile Frigates with U S Assistance
Spain plans five new missile firing frigates modeled on the USS Charles F Adams with technical aid from the United States and built in Spanish yards. The move follows ending talks with Britain on frigate construction and is part of a broader defense modernization involving sea air and land forces.
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Spain
Charles F. Adams
United States
U. S
Britain
Traffic deaths rise in holiday period across Elk County
During the four day New Year stretch 21 people died in traffic incidents before year end. Elk County reports five traffic deaths in the first hours of 1965 and two additional nontraffic fatalities from carbon monoxide. The tabulation runs from 6 p.m. New Year’s Eve to midnight Sunday.
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Elk County
Slaughter On Highway Rises During New Year Holiday
Traffic deaths surged during a three day New Year observance. The National Safety Council reported 259 fatalities by midmorning with totals expected to rise toward 300 to 360 for the long weekend.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
House Democrats Set Vote On Rules And Purges
In Washington the House Democrats plan a caucus to decide liberalizing rules and possibly deny party privileges to Reps. John Bell Williams and Albert Watson for backing Goldwater. A second aim is a shakeup of leadership and committee powers, with possible removal of disloyal members and curbs on the Rules Committee to speed or stall legislation.
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Washington
House
Barry Gold- Water
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
McCormack
Albert
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Democratic Study Group
John A. Blatnik
Minnesota
Williams
Watson
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
District of Columbia
Strom Thurmond
Goldwater
Blatnik
Rules Committee
Committee On
Ways and Means
Senate
Fresh battles loom as Viet Cong clash near Binh Gia
Saigon reports heavy fighting in Binh Gia for a sixth day with new U.S. and Vietnamese casualties. Intelligence notes a major Communist buildup 50 miles north of Saigon amid escalating war conditions.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Binh Gia
U.S
Binh Gin
Saiea
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Cong
da Nang
Washington
Kurt C.mcdonald
Craig W. McDonald
San Bruno
Calif
Edward R. Dodge
Yah
James H. Dodge
Norfolk, Va
Skydiver Pulls Miracle Stunt
The account describes Allen handing Pack a reserve parachute at 4,000 feet and guiding the chute to deploy after a tense midair maneuver. Freelance photographers Doyle Fields and Bob Buquor documented the jump as Pack released the ripcord and landed unharmed.
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Allen
Pack
Doyle Fields
Bob Buquor
Nigerian leaders seek compromise over crisis after disputed election
Lagos AP reports Africa's most populous nation amid political turmoil as President Azikiwe cancels a resigning speech and meets with Prime Minister Tafawa Balewa and cabinet members to pursue a compromise. The National Alliance held 173 of 312 seats with opposition boycotts. United Progressive Grand Alliance won 29 seats but may resign. Violence during the election is denounced in the withdrawn speech.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Africa
Nnamdi Azikiwe
Sir Abubakar
Tafawa Balewa
State House
Nigerian National Alliance
National Alliance
United Progressive Grand Alliance
Azikiwe
New Ambassadors Named for Venezuela and Ecuador
President Johnson selects Maurice M. Bernbaum to be ambassador to Venezuela succeeding C. Alan Stewart in Caracas. Bernbaum currently serves as ambassador to Ecuador. Wemberley D. Coerr becomes ambassador to Ecuador from Uruguay where he has headed the post since 1962. no replacement for Uruguay was announced.
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Washington
Johnson
Maurice M. Bernbaum
Venezuela
Wemberley D. Coerr
Ecuador
Bernbaum
C. Alan Stewart
Caracas
Stewart
Coerr
Uruguay
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