Motorist Overpasses Crash Near Cambridge Springs
A California driver Carolyn Reynolds and a Lakewood Ohio motorist Thomas O’Neil collided after Reynolds attempted a pass on Route 19 north of Cambridge Springs. Reynolds could not regain her lane. there were no injuries and total property damage was $300. Police reports also note a suspicious man loitering near a circle and a separate school registration for a Penn State Behrend graduate education program at Corry Area High School. Community leaders attend a living seminar in Cleveland and Erie hosts a testimonial dinner for local officials with Justice Michael A. Abno as speaker.
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California
Oblomet
Pennsylvania
Corry
Carolyn Reynolds
San Jose
Calif
Cambridge Springs
Thomas O'Neil
Lakewood
Ohio
Corry Area
USIA Expands Role in World Movie Distribution
The U S Information Agency faces controversy over a Viet Nam war film while touting a large year’s output of documentaries newsreels and shorts worth 7.5 million. USIA reaches over 100 countries with a vast distribution network and language variants.
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Washington
APY
U.S Information — Agency
South Viet Nam
USIA
Associated Press
Carl Rowan
South
Viet Nam
White House
John F. Kennedy
USTA
Senator Clark Receives 91888 Pieces Of Mail In 1964
Senator Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania reports receiving 91 888 pieces of first class mail in 1964 averaging 315 letters per workday. He asks constituents to bear with him if replies are delayed in a letter urging church attendance this Sunday.
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Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Armless Driver Seeks Competence Test For License
The armless driver Kayt Myers of Saundersburg Pa asks the state to test his ability with a foot driven car as the Revenue Department’s new computer system refuses to renew his 28 year license following a minor accident. Secretary Theodore Smith Jr said he would personally administer a driving exam if Myers passes the test, restoring the license.
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Mari Lona sAr
Kayt Myers
Pennsylvania
State Revenue Department
Myers
Theodore B. Smith ,Jr
State Secretary of Revenue
Saudersburg
Readers Respond To Bookmobile In Warren County
Warren Library Association launches a trial bookmobile to Columbus Township and Columbus Elementary. 335 patrons visited the two stops and borrowed 792 magazines records and books. Returns may be made to the vehicle or to Dutton Library or Warren Public Library. Next Colum bus visit on January 27 at 9 45 am and 2 pm.
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Warren Library Association
Columbus Township
Columbus
Gerry Archibald
Dutton Library
Warren Public Library
Escaped prisoner recaptured near Butler Pennsylvania
Edward Rybarik, 30, who escaped Rockview State Correctional Institution last October, was recaptured Friday night in Plum Creek Two. State police said Rybarik was taken by troopers from the Butler and Kittanning barracks and an FBI agent from Greene. Details of the capture were not immediately available.
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Penn
Butler, Pa
Edward Rybarik
Rockview State Correctional Institution
Plum Creek
Rybarik
Butler and Kittanning Barracks
FBI
Gree Ure
Hello Dolly Milestone One Year on Broadway
New York celebrates Mrs Dally Levi's first Broadway anniversary as Hello Dolly opens at St James Theater with Carol Channing in the lead. The show earns $1.6 million in advanced sales, Channing's $6,000 weekly pay plus 5 percent ownership, and the cast album tops 700,000 copies. Louis Armstrong's single sale reaches 1 million, with 800,000 more on an album. The musical pays back its $350,000 investment in eight months while Merrick plans two more national tours. The title tune, revised as Hello Lyndon, was Johnson's campaign song. Dolly is predicted to last at least eight anniversaries.
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New York
Dally Levi
Broadway
Auburn
Miss Channing
Jerry Herman
Louis Armstrong
Lyndon
Johnson
Merrick
Dolly
Pennsylvania Farm Show closes after record 4-H sales
The 1964 Pennsylvania Farm Show ended amid snow and cold with 45,000 in attendance on closing day and 610,000 for the week. The 4-H baby beef champion sold for a record 5.30 a pound, raising Richard Rishel of York to a total of 5,591 dollars for his 1,055-pound Angus steer. Grand champion steer sold to Howard Johnson’s and reserve to George's Foodliner Market. Mrs. Mary Scranton bought three lambs and donated two back, then bought a steer for bidding, ending at 5.30 to help Rishel start at Penn State.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Agriculture
Jamb
Richard Rishel
York Brothers
Angus Nam
Richard
Penn State
William
Edward
Rishels
Charles Lauchman
Hellam R. D
Ted Hess
Leala
R. D
Lancaster County
Howard Johnson's
George's Foodliner Market
Bethlehem
Mary Scranton
Patricia Miller
Lancaster
Mrs. Scranton
State police linked Rybarik to escape and burglary case
State police said Rybarik resisted initially then escaped from Robe viewpoint on October 16. He had been sentenced to five to ten years in Armstrong County in 1962 for a series of burglaries.
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Rybarik
Fink
Robeview
Armstrong County
Alabama Voter Test In Court
A court challenge questions Alabama’s voter literacy test. The suit notes that many previously registered voters would keep or regain status under a newer, harder quiz. It cites that about 65 percent of white adults and 19 percent of Black adults were registered under the easier test, with the literacy standard said to exceed a sixth grade level.
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Vuonumen
Katzenbach
Alabama
Weep Humphrey Biggest Guest At Grid Banquet
Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey leads a guest list at the 30th annual Washington Touchdown Club banquet in Washington. About 2,000 attendees will honor Alabama and Wittenberg football teams, with individual awards to Jerry Rhome Dick Butkus Roger Staubach Mike Curtis Ara Parseghian and Len i Moore Don Shula. Special honors for Tom C Clark and Robert W Sarnof plus Brooks Robinson and Lt Billy Mills highlight a night celebrating government and sports figures.
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Washington Touchdown Club
Hubert H. Humphrey
Esota
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Alabama
Wittenburg
Baltimore Orioles
Clark C. Griffith
Billy Mills
Marine Corps
Churchill Fights Battle For Life Continues From Page One
The article recalls Sir Winston Churchill nearing his 90th birthday on November 30 and his frail state as crowds gather at Hyde Park Gate. Churchill appeared at the window and, despite aging, managed a brief V for victory sign to the cheering crowd.
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Churchill
Japan
Hyde Park Gate
Winnie
Corry boys swim meet set for January 30 at YMCA
The boys individual swimming championships will be held at the YMCA pool starting at 3 p m. Participants from any city school may enter in cadet prep and junior classifications with three events each. There are no finals. winners are decided by time with medals awarded for first through third. Entries close at noon next Saturday and forms are available at the YMCA or the Corry Journal.
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Corry
YMCA
Sterling Wees
Wees
Corry Journal
Second Round of Arrests Set in Civil Rights Inquiry
The Justice Department cited important new evidence as the same jury audited more cases, including liquor violations. Schwerner Goodman and Chaney had gone to the Philadelphia area on June 21 to investigate a rural Negro church burning used for civil rights meetings. Their bodies were found 44 days later under a clay bank on a farm near Philadelphia.
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Justice Department
Ea Ehnette
Schwerner
Goodman
Chaney
Philadelphia
Philadela
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Aldermaf N. Allen
Snyder
County Commission
Fen C. Hill Jr
Cleveland
The
U. S. Public Health Service
Erie
U.S
Joseph Vigotito
Robert Bellomini
Nuova Aurora Club
Su Fee Court
Michael A. Abno
Federal Office of Educaion
Joseph Verte
Mercyhurst College
Mercyhurst
Warren County
Business Guide
Automobile Agencies
W.W. Waterhouse
West South St
Heberlein
Dodge
Turben
Chevrolet
Corvair
Fitch Motors
Rambler Sales & Service
1St Ave
C. Christensen Motors
Frank’s Auto Service
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Weston's
Connie
Homestyle
Corry Bakery
Corry Beverage
Corry Concrete & Gravn
N. Center St
Start Memorial Works
Crystal Coal Co
Cony
U.C
W. F. Rickers
Center St. Corry
DRY Cleaners
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Lathrop Electric
Res. & Co
Electric Heat & Apps
Call Corry
Taylor's Electric Service
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Laws
Myent
Warren C. Reynolds
Meal Avenue
Baltimore Life Insurance
Insurance — General
Crosby Bush Insurance
E. Main St
Merte E. Wade
Erie Insurance Exchange
Concord St
the Crandall Agency, Inc
Center St
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
North Center Street
Bennink Insurance Agency
Smith St
Erie Insur
McIntyre
Osiecki Bros. Music Center
Corery Pharmacy
Spiesman & Muckinhaupty
Phoenix Hotel
Mountain
Keystone Service
Éav
TV Cable Co
Dansen’s
North Center St
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Sho
the Corry
Humphrey
Hunt
Vous
Pka
Louisiana
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Sea’s Drugs
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