Local youths injured while sled riding. police report details
Seven year old Wilma and Mrs. Oscar Vance sustain lacerations to the left leg while sledding. treated at Corry Memorial Hospital and released. A city police note cites January 31 as passenger car inspection deadline with Feb 1 enforcement. Gary L. Eck, 29, charged with driving with license suspended after a December 21 crash at First Ave and West Pleasant St. His license remained suspended per Harrisburg records. A truck license found on East Irving St and a girl’s shoes turned in. Mary Sproyers, 15, suffers a wrist cut from a broken bulb. treated and released. County hospital budget hits a new high at $896,051 in 1964, jump due to higher patient load. Erie receives record $402,267 in state liquid fuels tax for 1963. total local street maintenance funds $10.2 million statewide. A Worth St family ordered to keep their dog tied for 14 days after it bites Clifford Long. Long sought medical advice for a swollen arm.
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Wilma
Ene
Oscar Vance
R. D. J. Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gary L. Eck
South Center Street
First Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Eck
Briggs- Hagenlocher Co
Erie
Rania
Ronald R. Ericsson
Harrisburg
Scranton
Township ordinances vs state hunting laws argued at Supreme Court
Five hunters appeal Lower Providence Township rule banning hunting within 150 yards of any building and requiring landowner permission. Their lawyer claims state law preempts local rules, while the township solicitor says the ordinance protects life and safety. The case follows fines of 10 dollars and costs. Also noted: Dr. Harold Neuhof, 79, prominent New York surgeon, dies from traffic accident injuries.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Lower Providence
Joseph P. Yatsko
Charles Potash
Tuscon, Ariz
Harold Neuhof
New York
Sole blocks JFK memorial bill in House vote
The House passed a 31 million dollar bill to create a national JFK cultural center in the Washington area and designate it as the sole national memorial. The Senate removed the word sole, raising a conference chance before President Johnson’s signature.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Philadelphia Lawyer to Join JFK Assassination Probe
Assistant District Attorney Arlen Specter, 34, will travel to Washington to join the presidential commission investigating the Kennedy assassination. He accepted the telegraphed offer from J. Lee Rankin, the commission’s general counsel, as Rankin and Howard Willens assemble a 10 member legal staff.
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Philly
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Washington
Presidential Commission
Kennedy
Specter
J. Lee Rankin
Commission
Rankin
Howard Willens
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Atom cutback saves dollars but eliminates jobs
The U S government says a 25 percent cutback in enriched uranium and plutonium production will save about 50 million dollars next fiscal year and cost several thousand jobs. Four plutonium plants will close and several reactors shut down at Hanford and Savannah River while uranium production is trimmed at Oak Ridge and Portsmouth. About 2 900 contractor positions will be affected across 10 regions, with most losses at Hanford and Savannah River.
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Washington
Johnson
State of the Union
Glenn Berg
Atomic Buel Commission
Seaborg
AEC
Hanford
Wash
Savannah River
Aiken
S.C
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Portsmouth
Ohio
Savannah
TV Review on Presidential Succession Shows Split Views
CBS Reports examines succession plans as Truman Eisenhower and Nixon debate who should act if the vice presidency is vacant. Truman favors the Speaker. Eisenhower backs the Secretary of State, arguing for quick legislative resolution of the issue. The program also previews That Was The Week That Was on NBC.
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New York
CBS
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
NBS
Burr Tillstrom
Kulla and
Ollie
TV Networks Air Cigarette Smoking Report Saturday Night
The Geon-general report on cigarette smoking will air on ABC CBS and NBC this Saturday. ABC and CBS present summaries from 7 to 7 30 p m Eastern Standard Time while NBC offers a full hour from 7 30 to 8 30.
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Geon-General
ABC
CBS
NBC
NBE
22 Traffic Fatalities Reported in Chautauqua County
Mayville sheriff Charles McCloskey Jr. reported 22 traffic fatalities in Chautauqua County for 1963, a record low for at least 17 years. The 17 year average is about 85 deaths per year, with 1961 at 27 being unusually high and 1968 trending lower.
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Chautauqua
Mayville
Saint
Sheeff Charles ©. McCloskey Jr
Sheriff's Office
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Pail Dell
Dell
East Irving Street
Robert Jolley
East Frederick’ Street
Mary
August Sproyers
West Frederick Street
Erie County Hospital
Arthur C. Brueckman
Worth Street
Clifford Long
Long
Craker
Leo B. Craker
Tony
Heinz Applesauce
Jors
AQI
Betty Crocker
U.S. Maine
Armour
Braunschweiger
Bos
North Center Street
JFK
Atom
James C. Crumlish
Television Review
Pogle Lumber
Devoe Wonder
truValue Building Supply Center
Franklin Street
Ford
Motor Trend
Wascar
Ford Chaps
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
Corry, Pa
Baytown
Tex
United States
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Houston
Shepard
First National Bank of
Revlon
Revlon Aquamarine Spray Mist
Model Dairy
Corry
Isiaao
Barney's Firestone
Hosay
Tea
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