Train Clips Truck At Eagle Street Crossing
A tractor trailer driven by Joseph W Heenan of Tidioute was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at the blind Eagle street crossing near Rogers Structural Steel Co. The same truck and driver were involved in a similar crash the previous Saturday. Two dead and three injured in five recent rail crossing incidents on Elk Bond Eagle Colta streets.
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Rogers Structer Graham
Oil City
Joseph Heenan Jr
Joseph W. Heenan
Tidioute
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blind Eagle Street
Rogers Structural Steel Co
Elk Street
Bond
Eagle
Colta Crossing
Buffalo
Heenan
Rogers
Mead Avenue
Eagle Street
Graham
West Washington Street Crossing
Eagle Street Crossing
Fire kills mother and five children in Oswego County home
Valera Petrie 95 and her children Susan 8 Gary 13 Bryan 1 James 6 Barbara 4 perished while 17 year old son and father survived. A 12 year old and other children escaped. fire started from a heater in the dining room. The 40 year old Tunis Petrie was treated for burns and smoke inhalation.
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Minetto
Valera Petrie
Susan
Gary
Bryan
James
Barbara
King
Tunis Petrie
Oswego City Hospital
New York
Randy
David Stevenson
Petrie
David
Roger
Nancy
Rodney
Dad
Nuclear Sub Rescues Two After Plane Crash
The nuclear submarine Triton rescued two men from a life raft after a civilian charter plane ditched 100 miles southeast of Nassau Bahamas. A third occupant, John Stenko of Sarasota, is missing. The plane, piloted by Harry Chance, was en route to Georgetown British Guiana when trouble arose.
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Sarasota
Fla
Triton
Atlantic
Air Force
Harry Chance
Donald Horton
Nassau
Bahamas
John Stenko
Chance
Horton
Stenko
Georgetown
British Guiana
Harton
Ship San Ni cola sinking. 30 crew escape in lifeboats
The Liberian freighter San Ni cola, 442 feet long and carrying scrap from San Francisco to Portla, sent a distress message 770 miles northwest of Honolulu. Thirty crew members aboard took to lifeboats as two planes and a responding ship searched for them. The Coast Guard and vessel owner Sores Steamship Co. reported information as weather details remained unclear.
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Honolulu
San Nicola
San Francisco
Portola
Na Ae
Ware
Tle A
Pe Parr
Sores Steamship Co
New York
Formoun Way
Iran Premier Hassan Mansour Shot Near Parliament
Premier Hassan Ali Mansour was shot twice as he approached Parliament to present five new oil agreements with major companies. Surgeons reported a good chance of survival after a long operation and police detained a 20-year-old suspect, Mohammed Batata, with motive undetermined.
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Cehran
Iran
Hassan Ali Mansour
Mohammed Batata
Mansour
Javad
New Iran
Bokharaei
Shah
Tehran
Alil Mansour
Vice President Trustee Named By CMH Board
Corry Memorial Hospital trustees filled two vacancies after George Wurm resigned. William F. Master Jr. was named trustee, and Dale Hammerlee was chosen as first vice president. The board noted a county appropriation and reported December patient statistics: 2 births, 2 deaths, 22 major operations, and 90 minor operations. Present were Christensen, Elston, Jer, Hammerlee, Hawkins, Kalfferlin, Miller, Pitenyage, and Young.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
George Wurm
Cit
William F. Master Jr
Aero-Corry Division
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Dale Hammerlee
Erie County Commissioners
Ees Christensen
Elston
Jer
Hammerlee
Hawkins
Kalfferlin
Miller
Pitenyage
Young
Union City Police Dragged Car Out of Service
Union City police have taken the department cruiser out of service after vandals reportedly tampered with the crank case. Thomas Motors could not identify the substance and repairs were deemed extensive and costly. Officers will use their own cars on duty and be paid mileage, while bids for a new car are invited.
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Union City
Thomas Motors
Union
Council
PRR Drops Trains 580 and 581 Erie to Emporium
The Pennsylvania Railroad won state approval to discontinue passenger service on the Erie to Emporium run known as trains 580 and 581. The line loses 150000 dollars yearly as passenger use fell to almost nothing. mail service shifts to a truck run via Altoona and DuBois to Erie, with two daily Erie to Corry trips. The Public Utility Commission cited adequate bus service and rising auto use, with a 60 day notice before removal.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
State Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Erie
Emporium
Corryiles
Pennsy
John Wascak
Corry
Altoona
DuBois
Wascak
PUC
Allan Batley
Red Threat To Africa Profound rebel claims tested before Senate
G Mennen Williams said in hearings that witch doctors and drugs make Congo rebels think they are invincible to bullets. He warned of a real Communist threat in Africa and noted rebels are driven by political power, accepting Soviet and Chinese aid.
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Washington
Mennen Williams
Congo
Williams
Africa
Hase
Senate
Johnson's inaugural day mixes pomp and bold security breach
President Johnson's swearing in and inaugural address drew praise from across parties as he publicly challenged poverty and racial injustice. He mingled with guests at ballrooms while a security lapse during the parade highlighted a fragile day.
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Johnson
Churchill Slowly Ebbs as Stroke Fades
London AP report says Sir Winston Churchill remains in a semicoma with momentary consciousness. A 4:16 p.m. medical bulletin notes no change in condition and promises a further bulletin this evening.
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London
Winston Churchill
Winston
Churchill
Medical
Lady Churchill
Britain
Randolph Churchill
Mth Medical
Girl Clerk Foils Quick Change Artist in Corry Pharmacy
A Corry Pharmacy clerk Janet Oldenski chased a quick change artist who tried a bill shuffle. The man returned to give back $10 after she exposed the scheme but may have swindled others. Police followed leads from nearby stores as the suspect fled.
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Corry
Janet Oldenski
East Main Street
Miss Odenski
Miss Oldenski
Misa Gldewski
Aony
Polite
Arnold Seastead
Lee's Drugs
Johnson vows Great Society in inaugural address
President Johnson delivers a 22 minute oath and speech outlining a Great Society to tackle poverty ignorance and injustice. He emphasizes humanitarian goals and a consensus path echoing Roosevelt, while Republicans praise the noncontroversial tone.
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Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Johnson Late For Parade Redeems Self
President Johnson was half an hour late for his own parade yet stayed late to offer a footnote to his inaugural address. The procession included M. W. Godding, governor of the Trust Territories of the Pacific, and Johnson acknowledged the crowd with waves and smiles as barriers opened for well-wishers on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Washington
Johnson
M. W. Godding
Trust Territories of the Pacific
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Johnson greets crowds at five inaugural balls
President Johnson, beaming despite fatigue, celebrated at five inaugural balls with the First Family and Vice President Humphrey. About 25,000 guests danced at venues including the National Guard Armory, Mayflower, Statler Hilton, Shoreham, and Sheraton-Park hotels as Johnson urged focus on the Great Society.
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House
America the Beautiful
Johnsons
Mayflower Hotel
Clifton Daniel
Harry S Trusman
White House
Blanco
Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Horatio
National Guard Armory
Mayflower
Statler-Hilton
Shoreham
Sheraton-Park
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Gural
Southwest Texas State College
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Letin
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Lord Moran
Sir Winston
Churchlim
Hyde Park Gate
Moran
Johnson Late For
Redeems Self
Lyndon
Hubert
Secret Service
Grant Society
White “House
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