Corry area crash injures Janes Willis and warns of local issues
A 26 year old man, Janes Willis of R D 3 Corry, was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after his car ran into a culvert on the Corry Spartansburg road at about 6 am. The accident caused facial injuries and a broken nose with $475 car damage. Also noted: a proposed $150,000 recreation building for St Josephs Academy Titusville approved by Archbishop Gannon. Titusville manufacturing stats for 1963 show 14 establishments employing 1,561. Dowell Division of The Dow Chemical Company promoted Robert Hoffman to Service manager in Corry. Weather forecast and other local items follow.
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Janes Willis
Corry-Spartansburg
Corry
Corry Memoria
Willis
Bt. Joseph's Academy
Titusville
John Mark Gannon
Erie
James J. Snyder
Pennsylvania
Department of {Atorn- 2
Dl Emment
Robert 4. Hoffman
East Pleasant Street
Dowell
Dow Chemical Company
Sorry
B. L. Chisler
Hoffman
Punxsutawney
United States
Gulf Coast Area
Evansville
Ind
Guys Mills
Meadville
Nancy Hunter
Franccis Himler
Eugene Galbraith
Meadville Cy Hospital
Scientists plan controlled test of nuclear rocket engine
In Nevada scientists at Los Alamos announce a planned controlled accident of the Kiwi nuclear engine to study hazards of a possible failure during launch or earthquake. An anticipated fireball up to 100 feet wide would light the desert while 40 to 100 pounds of TNT equivalents would be released as energy, far less than an atomic bomb.
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Dackass Flats
Nev
Hoover Dam
New Zealand
Percival King
Keith Boyer
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Las Vegas
King
Boyer
Four charged in death in Pittsburgh beating case
Pittsburgh police charged four men with manslaughter in the death of Bernie Worth, 40, of Oakland. Worth died after being beaten January 2, two days after the incident. Charged were David Bell, 24, his brother Adolphus, 20, and Theo.
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Pittsburgh
Burnie Worth
Oakland
David Bell
Adolphus
Theo
Priceless Star of India and Midnight Sapphire Found in Miami Bus Locker
New York detectives recovered the Star of India and the Midnight Sapphire from a damp bag in a Miami bus station locker after a tip. The blood red Delong ruby remained unrecovered. Allen Kuhn, linked to the New York theft, accompanied by escorts, fled toward a plane but was intercepted by investigators.
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Miami
Fla
India
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Allen Kuhn
Miami International
Kuhn
University of Miami
Xuhn
Mammoth conspiracy figure pleads guilty in bankrupt oil scandal
Anthony DeAngelis, 49, changed his plea from innocent to guilty on three counts of an 18 count federal indictment. He is linked to a $100 million scheme involving vegetable oil warehouse receipts used as loan collateral for Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp. of Bayonne New Jersey, which filed for bankruptcy in 1969. Eight others named in the case face related charges as the collapse triggered multiple bankruptcies.
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Newahk
Anthony DeAngelis
DeAngelis
Dist
Reynier J. Wortendyke
Wortendyke
Marcel
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
Bayonne
N.J
New York
Man from Mayville fights extradition after Brazil return
Joseph Kliment, jailed in Chautauqua County, appeals habeas corpus as he contests his return from Brazil. He alleges lack of proper extradition, claims constitutional rights were violated, and cites Interpol detention with FBI involvement. He faces burglary charges in 1962 and a later bail-jumping indictment.
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Mayville
Interpol
International
Brazil
Chautauqua
Joseph Kliment
U.S
Kliment
State Supreme Court
William B. Custer
Fredonia
Chau‘aliqua County
Trail
Chautauqua County
Federal Bureau of Inves‘tigation
Rio de Janeiro
Ministry of Justice
Af Veteran Faces Death As Spy
A former Air Force member, Thompson, convicted of drunkenness and theft after a court martial, faced possible death as a spy case unfolds. Indicted with associates Karpovich Kudashkin and a Russian alias Steven, the plot allegedly spanned 1957 to 1963 with large sums of money and short wave radio instructions. Thompson’s Bay Shore home housed a 15 foot radi aerial used to transmit to his oil trucks, while neighbors recalled a mixed image of the man.
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Thompson
Air Force
Germany
FBI
Karpovich
United Nations
John Kurlinsky
Fedor Kudahskin
Steven
Kudashkin
Soviet Union
Bay Shore
N.Y
Joe
Medicare Bill Vote Seen Soon on Introduced Plan
A House panel mostly supports the health plan with 11 voting for, four opposed, two undecided, and one vacancy. Leaders foresee committee action by month’s end as debate on financing and regional centers continues. Republicans consider alternatives like insurance or tax credits. Several named members express positions while others defer until hearings.
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House
Mills
Oren Harris
Apr
Commerce Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
Hale Boggs
D-La
Eugene J. Keogh
Dn.y
James A. Burke
D-Mass
Clark W. Thompson
Dtex
W. Pat Jennings
Herman T. Schneebeli
R-Pa
John W. Byrnes
R- Wis
James B. Utt
R-Calif
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Harold R. Collier
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Jackson E. Betts
Ohio
Ex Oklahoma Governor Henry S Johnston Dies at 97
Perry Okla AP Henry Simms Johnston Oklahoma's seventh governor died suddenly at 97 years old. Elected in 1927 he was impeached in 1929 after clashes with legislators and a secretary who kept them away. He called out the National Guard during impeachment efforts and was ousted for general incompetency. nine other charges were dropped.
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Perry
Okla
Henry Simms Johnston
Oklahoma
Johnston
National Guard
Indiana
House of Representatives
Fear Blizzard Developing In Plains States
The Weather Bureau warned of blizzard conditions as a major winter storm forms in the central Plains from the Gulf warm air clash with arctic air. Readings showed unseasonably mild heat in parts of Kansas and Missouri, while a sharp temperature contrast exists between Manhattan Kansas and Dickinson North Dakota. Warnings extend across Nebraska South Dakota western Minnesota Iowa and Kansas as snow blankets southern regions and freezing drizzle hits Minnesota and the Dakotas. In the Far West snow flurries appear in the Pacific Northwest though California Oregon stay dry amid flood-stricken areas. Noted sculptor Wilfrid M Zogbaum 49 died in San Francisco. his works reside in major U.S. collections.
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Central Plains
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi Valley
North Dakota
Tropics
Arctic
Manhattan
Kan
Dickinson
N.D
Plains
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Flagstaff
Ariz
Craig, Cole
New Mexico
Great Lakes
Pacific Northwest
California
Oregon
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Dan Cascamo
Cohen Auto Parts
Franklin Street
Joseph Jillingfllach
Erie County
Myrtle Hamilton
LaRue Hamilton
First Ward
Harvey Croscut
Croscut
North Center Street
Hamot
Howard Johnson
Sixth Avenue
First Methodist Church
Mayburn Knitting Mills
Mayhorn
Pennsylvania Development Credit Corp
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Batta Yn
Miami Station
Mammoth
Dies Hopson
Robert Williams
Allo
United Sales
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Kennedy Airport
Custer
PBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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Fogle Lumber
Miller Falls
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Age
Raymond L. B
Louis Ball
First Infantry Training Regiment
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
Iman
Plains States
Dies Upton
Wilfrid M
Zogbaum
Whitney Museum
Tor
San Francisco Museum of Art School
Palmyra
Barney
South Centar Street
WSEME
Taudie Nol Grat
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