10 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
1
A fragmentary notice mentions a city meal program and a naming event. The readable text references Julie and a mild arding matter, with limited context on location or officials involved. Further details are unavailable in the snippet.
Grim evidence mounts as 39 perish in United Air Lines crash near the Great Smoky Mountains. Rescue teams remove 70 bags of fragments including 23 bodies to a Newport morgue, aided by National Guard units and federal investigators. Officials report good weather and little warning prior to the crash. Two flight manuals found. flight recorder not yet located.
Two motorists escaped injury in a Route 6 crash five miles south of Spartansburg. Clif ford M. Hutchison, 24, of Spartansburg RD 2, drove a 1956 truck southbound and started a left turn when Joseph J. Spall, 61, of Swedesboro NJ, attempting to pass, collided with the truck. Total damage was 475 to 75 for the truck and 400 for Spall's vehicle.
Erie County four districts Corry Concord Township Elgin and Wayne see 1963 market value increases per the 16th annual certification by the State Tax Equalization Board. Figures released by acting county assessor Richard Higgins show district valuations and 1964-65 state aid implications, with Columbus and Spring Creek awaiting local data.
A Skokie man landed at Lawrence Airport Tuesday and found his plane damaged and a radio stolen. Police say the owner, who wished to remain anonymous, reported mud on the wing and footprints near the craft after leaving it overnight.
City officials advance a Community Work and Training Program to cut welfare costs. Streets Director Dorr Clark and City Engineer David Johnson reviewed three sites Bear Creek east of Mead Avenue Hare Creek south of Route 6 and Seneca Street property for possible park or playground use. They prepare applications for the County Board of Assistance to seek approval from Mary Warner. The program would let an individual work off welfare checks instead of cashing them out. Union City operates a similar program with about 10 recipients.
Trooper Charles C. Black, 28, was shot and killed yesterday while trying to halt a bank robbery in South Berwick, Maine. One robber was captured outside the bank and another soon after as he fled across town.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Senator Barry Goldwater defends his international and domestic views amid Scranton attacks and Ohio support shifts. Ohio Governor Rhodes to sway 58 delegates, boosting Goldwater toward the first ballot win. A 771 vote count cited. Miller open to second slot on the ticket. Scranton connection noted as possible running mate option.
Unseasonal snow arrived in Warren County yesterday between 4 and 4 30 p m in a narrow band near the Sugar Grove area just over the New York Pennsylvania line. The squall brought hail rain and an electrical storm coating windshields briefly and melting soon after. Residents described an early preview of wintry conditions to come.
Newark officials report 5.78 open hydrants last week as heat seekers and vandals tampered with hydrants. Fire chief warns of low water pressure dangers while the Water Commissioner oversees patrols and steel harnessing to deter illegal openings.
Barry Goldwater addressed the GOP platform committee urging unity and saying he would not dictate specific planks. He stressed a free society at home and strength abroad, and said he would support whatever document the committee drafts. The session closed with signs of a behind the scenes clash over moderate plank proposals.
Frank Joss reports on Rev. Ross and his wife from Corry who have returned after four years in New Guinea and plan another five years in the remote mission. They labored to build an airstrip, shelter, and witness schools among the Uhun dunis, a cannibal-tinged area near Rockefeller’s disappearance site, facing language barriers and dangers of jungle travel.
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