Sled theft reported in Erie Township dispute
Mrs. Clars Morris of 315 West Pleasant Street said one of her children's sleds was stolen from her home in Concord Township. Police were told yesterday of the loss.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
6
Mrs. Clars Morris of 315 West Pleasant Street said one of her children's sleds was stolen from her home in Concord Township. Police were told yesterday of the loss.
An Ohio man, Speves Psakas, 36, of Youngstown, received a $50,000 damage award from a U S District Court jury in Sharon Pennsylvania. He claimed the July 6 1960 accident at Saw Hill Tubular Products Co Inc caused the loss of his left leg after stepping into a vat of molten aine during his work as a painter.
The Defense Department issued a draft call for 1,060 doctors this summer due to too few 1963 medical graduates volunteering for immediate active duty after internships. The department said the call is necessary because volunteer numbers are insufficient.
A 19 year old Buffalo man Daniel M Kwandrans was indicted by an Erie County grand jury on first degree murder for the shooting death of Kenneth Knight also of Buffalo. Police say Kwandrans claimed he mistook Knight for vandals who had damaged his uncle home in November. Knight had been the guest of honor at a preinduction party and was with friends when he was shot.
In North Carolina Goldwater gains solid Southern backing for the Republican nomination. A Fayetteville breakfast for leaders draws about 125. Bucks County opens a Citizens for Goldwater HQ with AuH2O signs. Southern chairmen pledge support in 9 of 11 states. North Carolina and Virginia undecided. Goldwater seeks 278 of 219 delegates at the convention.
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I C Oney and Robert S Bargar of S M Flickinger Co announce a 110000 square foot warehouse in the Jamestown area to cost over 500000. The firm has optioned about 12 acres and plans spring groundbreaking. The facility includes 8000 square feet of frosted storage with dairy and produce areas, a lone story high stacking structure, an enclosed truck well for 15 tractors, and a railroad siding for up to six rail cars.
Khrushchev visited a Kalinin textile factory with Fidel Castro and accused the United States of imperialism over Panama. In the Canal Zone, memorial services honored four American soldiers and 19 Panamanians killed in riots last week. Factory wages rose to 102 dollars weekly in December, up from 101 dollars in November.
Washington AP The Defense Department may decide next week on a unified line of action regarding cigarette smoking by 2.7 million service members. Health chief Dr Shirley Fisk will meet with Army Navy and Air Force surgeons general to discuss the Public Health Service report linking smoking to cancer and other illnesses. The meeting aims to align service policies though no new directives are guaranteed. Air Force bans on smoking in flight lunch boxes remain in effect. Army and Navy have no such restrictions.
Calendar listing for the week at YMCA shows daily times for swimming, crafts, bridge, and youth programs. Activities include Junior High and High School swimming, Girls and Adult programs, chess, painting, and Tri-Hi-Y groups with specific times across Monday to Thursday.
Michigan researchers Dr. Jack Kevorkian Neal Nicol and Edwin Rea at Pontiac General Hospital report the first known direct transfusion of blood from a dead person to a living patient. They stored blood briefly without preservative and used heart blood from two automobile accident victims when neck access failed, checking donor histories for disease.
Providence Rhode Island AP report notes Miriam Hospital removed cigarette vending machines and banned sales inside all buildings. Smoking is prohibited for visitors in patient rooms with smoking allowed only in designated areas for employees and visitors.
In York Pennsylvania cigar and chewing tobacco leaders report little sales impact from the government report linking cigarettes to lung cancer. Ralph Cacciola of H A Stoothoff Co says demand at the manufacturers level may have risen. Charles Horn of Federal Cigar Co notes possible uptick but no major change. The region around York Lancaster counties accounts for a large share of U S cigar output and tobacco filler grown nearby.
The notice lists events for the weekend including adult and family swims with reservations, high school dances, a junior high dance, and a Friday junior events lineup. It highlights times from 4 to 8 pm across different venues, indicating community access and organized youth activities.
Mrs Peterson explains traditional federal hiring favored men for top jobs until Attorney General Robert F Kennedy issued a merit based directive. Cabinet members report progress, with women already filling several posts as the push for equal opportunity gains traction.
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