Tour wraps with Assiniboia return to Port McNicoll
On the tour's fifth day the SS Assiniboia returns to Port McNicoll. Participants will travel home by chartered bus and share a final meal at the Seagram Tower, a 660 foot high structure at Niagara Falls Ontario. Further details are available from The Journal.
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Route outlined for Corry Journal cruise
Seven day Great Lakes cruise from September 6 to 12 offers residents a full tour from Titusville to Toronto ports via bus and rail to Port McNicoll, then sail aboard the SS Assiniboia across Georgian Bay and Lake Superior. Stops include Fort William and Port Arthur, Soo Locks, Thunder Bay, and Niagara Falls with meals, sightseeing, and hotel stays at Royal York and Royal Edward.
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Await Quiet Sun Year to Probe for Space Data
Cape Canaveral reports that 1965 will see an International Quiet Sun Year with minimal sunspot activity. Nations plan a coordinated space effort, the first since 1957-58, to study space with PIQSY probes measuring magnetic fields meteoroids and radiation beyond Earth orbit.
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Scranton Honors Safety Of People Amid Traffic Fears
Pennsylvania lawmakers clash over safety programs after a deadly four day Fourth of July weekend. Senator Rooney condemned the administration and the GOP majority for throttling a nationally noted eight year safety program as radar and traffic enforcement drew mixed reactions. Traffic officials reported 46 highway deaths, 32 killed in 16 crashes, 267 incidents causing 277 injuries, with causes including excessive speeding and failed to negotiate curves amid varied weather and road conditions.
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