Local boy’s injury updates and police notes from Corry
A Worth Street woman reported her paper route son found a meat package and the owner may reclaim it by identifying the parcel. Hamot Hospital treats 13 year old Kevin Bensink in Erie with unchanged condition since admission Tuesday. A black vinyl right glove turned in to police. A man lost eyeglasses near Concord School. Five Corry area drivers suspended for traffic code violations. Funeral services for Herbert E. Long of Union City set for tomorrow night. Divorce action filed in Erie County against Frank Cervola by Phyllis H Cervola after their 1946 marriage.
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Richard Emerson
Worth Street
Emerson
Kevin Bensink
John Bensink
North Center Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Hamot
Herbert E. Long
Union City
LBJ Plans to Expand Head Start for Three-Year-Olds
President Johnson urges Congress to broaden Project Head Start to include more three-year-olds, arguing that early family and poverty-related disadvantages set a lifelong gap. An Office of Education study notes minority and low income children start school behind and falling further behind through the grades.
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Office of Education
Johnson
Congress
General Telephone Joins CATV Study Group
The FCC added 11 companies to a probe of ties between the CATV industry and telephone firms. Included are General Telephone Cos. of Ohio Pennsylvania and the Southwest and United Utilities affiliates. The inquiry covers rates pole use equipment and antitrust factors as part of a wider look at CATV relations with telecom operators.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
General Telephone Cos
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Southwest
General Telephone and Electronics Inc
United Utilities Inc
Intermountain
Arkansas
Carolinas
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Northwest
FCC
CATV
Commission
Bell System
Gattoran Water and Telephone
Overseas Postal Rates Rise May First Worldwide
The Post Office announced a 13 percent increase in international rates effective May 1. A final decision on domestic rates remains under review, with congressional action needed for any domestic hike. Major changes include airmail Caribbean up to 15 cents, Europe and North Africa to 20 cents, surface overseas 13 cents, and post cards 6 cents. Canada and Mexico stay at domestic rates.
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Washington
Post Office
Caribbean
Hemisphere
Europe
North Africa
Canada
Mexico
Vietnam
Baby Beef Grand Champion at Pennsylvania Farm Show
The steer weighing 1,095 pounds earned the baby beef grand championship at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg and will be sold at auction.
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Harrisburg
Drop 21.1 Per Cent Auto Sales Show Sharp Decline
DETROIT AP Early January auto sales fell 21.1 percent from a year earlier, with General Motors Ford Motor Chrysler and American Motors reporting sharp declines for the first 11 days. Total 160 536 cars sold, down 41 748 from last year as plants closed or cut work schedules amid demand softness and tax rise worries.
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Detroit
U.S
Johnson
General Motors
Ford Motor
Chrysler
American Motors
Robert Kessler
Buick
Robert B. Evans
American Motors Corp
Lynn A. Townsend
Russians Free U. S. Youth On $22,222 Bail
A young American, Buel Ray Wortham Jr of North Little Rock, Arkansas, was released on 20000 rubles bail ($22,222) pending appeal to the Russian Federation Supreme Court after conviction on three counts of illegal currency dealings and a hotel statue theft in Leningrad. Craddock M. Gilmour Jr. of Salt Lake City was fined and released after three weeks on bail. Wortham and Gilmour were arrested Oct. 1 while attempting to leave the USSR with the bear statue in Wortham's car.
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Moscow
Buel Ray Wortham Jr
Wortham
Leningrad
Moen
North Little Rock
Fyodr S. Rozhdestvensky
Supreme Court
Craddock M. Gilmour Jr
Salt Lake City
Utah
U.S
Germany
Gilmour
Soviet Union
Sparta's New Year's Baby Born at Memorial Hospital
Evelyn Merkle reports Everet Miller, over ten pounds, born in the night at Memorial Hospital Union City to Mr. and Mrs. Miller. The family has two sons and a daughter. Mrs. Arthur Scouten returns home from Corry Hospital and improving. McGeary of Erie Business Center spoke at Sparta Merged School on BBC advantages with juniors and seniors. Martha Washington Club met at Mrs. Eila Parkin’s Route 8 home. 11 members and 3 visitors attended. Mrs. Parkin served a chicken dinner. afternoon covered a business meeting and games. Hazel Chesley and Lenah Clute join entertainment committee. Mable Halfast on lower committee. Next meeting planned.
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Evelyn Merkle
Sparta
Everet Miller
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Arthur Scouten
Corry Hospital
McGeary
Erie Business Center
BBC
Martha Washington Club
Eila. Parkin
Route 8
Meeting at Fern Butler Home February 9
The gathering will take place at the home of Mrs. Fern Butler on February 9. Mrs. Alta Butler and Mrs. Ella Parkin serve on the kitchen committee.
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Fern Butler
Alta Butler
Ella Parkin
River towboat fall injury earns $50,000 award
William White of Pittsburgh's North Side was awarded $50,000 for injuries from falling from a towboat into a river on Feb 2, 1964. The U S District Court judgment named Hillman Transportation Co of Pittsburgh responsible.
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Pittsburgh
William White
North Side
U.S
Hillman Transportation Co
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Eagle Street
Concord School
Lewis White
Fifth Avenue
Erie County
Phyllis H. Cervola
Mead Avenue
Frank Cervola
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Columbus Avenue
LBJ
General Telephone
Indian River
California
Seabrook Farms
Green Peas
Westfield Maid
Chopin
Miami
Ann Pelschel
Unityville
Leland H. Bull
Ann
Angus
Fisher
Udles
Tina
U. S
Russell Sabat
Robert Towne
John Pasker
Ueno
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Vini
Fogle Lumber
Michigan Ladder CO
Tru Value Building Supply Center
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