Vehicle crash and local notices from Corry area news
Richard Graham reported his 1987 Ford side swiped about 10 miles south on Lake Pleasant road with $200 damage. A long list follows of local incidents including a death in James City, a missing teen, relief-cost figures, injuries at Waldameer Park, Camp Lend A Hand open house, garden stone theft, a recovered stolen car, a Route 8 crash, a missing girl located, a police door attempt, a Marine death at Parris Island, a bishop in hospital, missionary recognition, and a driver license suspensions and revocations list with an extended forecast for the region.
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Richard Graham
Union City
Corry
Ford
Erie
Lake Pleasant
Graham
Curry
Lawrence Sutton
Brook Street
First Baptist Church
West Pleasant Street
Sutton
Donald Elder
RTD
Knox
Roger Troyer
R. D
Elder
Troyer Auto
Corry Journal Tour Clarifies Aug Canada Hosts
In Corry several locals join the Corry Journal Erie Lackawanna Railroad tour into Canada this August, with Mrs R G Barnes confirmed as participant and Mrs Mande Batnes excluded from the announced list. A theft report to Heberlien Motors notes a stolen front wheel and tire from a car, valued at 40 dollars, and a fatal stock car racing crash at Grandview Speedway marks one of weekend Pennsylvania deaths. Traffic crashes claimed 11 lives. two others drowned as the period ends Sunday. A West Church Street landlord complained of noise at 4 20 am but police said they could act only with an arrest warrant.
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Corry
Corry Journal-Erie Lackawanna Railroad
Canada
R. G. Barnes
Mande Batnes
Journal
Leo Heberlein
Heberlein Motors
North Center Street
Grandview Speedway
Pennsylvania
West Church Street
City Police
Man Charged With Simple Assault On Eisenhower
Melvin Phillip Floyd 23 of Spears Texas faced Corporation Court on a charge of simple assault on former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The incident occurred during Eisenhower’s stopover when a placard was thrown, striking him in the side. Eisenhower said the matter should be dropped and called it a spontaneous reaction to excitement.
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Amatulla
Lex
Melvin Phillip Floyd
Corporation Court
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Spearsman
Tex
Eisenhower
F. W. Wallace
Amarillo
Worker crushed in gears at McKeesport plant
Edward Domino 42 of Port Vue died after being caught in a gear at Firth Sterling Corp in McKeesport. He suffered crushing injuries to his abdomen and leg and died of shock at McKeesport Hospital.
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Iltsburgh
Firth- Sterling Corp
McKeesport
Edward Domino
Port Vue
Weather Cold Across Nation
Unseasonably cold air and chilly rain swept the nation Monday. Temperatures fell from Texas to the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast regions. Thunderstorms were reported in the Rocky Mountains and Southwest as cooler air moved into Washington and Oregon ending a heat wave.
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Texas
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Southwest
Washington
Oregon
Pacific
Crash Kills Two Near Hollidaysburg
A car and a tractor-trailer collided about five miles east of Hollidaysburg Blair County last night killing Lawrence E Woolley 50 and his daughter Susan 10 The wife Marcia 47 was in satisfactory condition at Mercy Hospital Altoona and their son Stephen 5 was listed as satisfactory.
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Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Lawrence E. Woolley
Altoona
Susan
Woolley
Marcia
Mercy
Five TV Figures In Limelight At GOP Convention
Hollywood AP. Five television figures anchor network coverage of the Republican National Convention. NBC relies on Huntley and Brinkley, CBS on Cronkite with Sevareid, ABC fields Howard K. Smith and Edward P. Morgan. Eisenhower fronts ABC as political consultant in interviews and on Discovery. Scranton and Goldwater receive attention in previews and commentary.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
NBC
Che! Huntley
David Brinkley
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Eric Sevareid
ABC
Howard K. Smith
Edward P. Morgan
Caw Palace
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dwight D. Eisenhower
ABC News
William H. Lawrence
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Discovery
Gettysburg
Urge Withdrawal Of U S From Africa Position
Libyan Foreign Minister Hussein Mazak in Cairo says Libya seeks immediate in principle withdrawal of the United States from Wheelus air base in Libya the last U S installation in Africa. He accuses Washington of stalling while vowing to keep the base six more years. Mazak predicts Britain will liquidate its Libyan bases within three years.
Three Girls Drown In Lake Erie Near Canneaut
AP reports three girls drowned in Lake Erie near Canneaut Township Park. Identified tentatively as Gail Pate 11 Shelly Baker 8 from Canneaut and Marie Stanziano 10 from Detroit. No further details available.
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Aunnebaut
UNIO
Lake Erie
Canneaut
Township Park
Gail Pate
Shelly Baker
Marie Stanziano
Detroit
65 And Over Population Increases In Erie County
New York special report notes that Erie County's over 65 population grows faster than other groups. About 24 930 individuals in early 1966, up from 23 475 in 1960, with 10 561 men and 12 914 women. Economic power rises as retirees’ median incomes climb 25 percent since 1948, boosting market competition for their spending.
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New York
Erie County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
American Medical Association
Fight Within Threatens Bill Call To Reconsider Delegations
Scranton seeks to review its delegate status amid internal party debate. Milton Eisenhower and Sen. Hugh Scott weigh in as Shafer disputes head-count while Blair Gunther calls for releasing Pennsylvania delegates from Scranton’s pledge. Gunther and other Goldwater supporters navigate a shifting, tense convention landscape.
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Wvhunued Inc
Milton Eisenhower
Scranton
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Goldwater
Shafer
Blair F. Gunther
Allegheny County
Gunther
Twelve Arrested After Henderson Race Riot at Truck Stop
Henderson North Carolina AP report says twelve adults including four white men were arrested for failing to obey officers and aiding and abetting inciting to riot after a 90 minute melee at a truck stop on U S 1 two miles north of Henderson. Four Negro juveniles also were arrested. One person was hospitalized with serious injuries. Chief Deputy Roberson said a quarrel between a Negro and a white man sparked the violence as about 200 people, black and white, fought with fists rocks and bottles. The restaurant had allowed Negroes in a front area since civil rights law. Previous Negroes were served in a back area. Scranton said delegations were contacted from 17 parts of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
N.C
U.S. 1
Carolin - Virginia
K. K. Roberson
Roberson
Government to send 10 eagle feathers to Southwest tribes
The Interior Department announced it will dispatch ten eagle feathers to Southwest Indian tribes for ceremonial use. Feathers, central to tribal costumes, are tightly regulated. salvaged from about 20 eagles found dead nationwide, mainly in North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Missouri.
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Washington
Southwest
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
Fish and Wildlife * Service
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Wildlife Service
Albuquerque
N.M
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Philip Solomon
Sen. Neuberger
Dr. Solomon
Boston
David J. Bazelon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richard J. Neuberger
National Academy study urges better use of scientists
A presidential committee from the National Academy of Sciences calls for prompt action to improve how the nation utilizes its 1.7 million scientists and engineers. It also urges accurate, meaningful data on the supply of such specialized manpower, a study requested by late President John F. Kennedy.
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National Academy of Sciences
John F. Kennedy
Deadly chlorine gas leak at Mobile plant kills worker
A rupture in a chlorine gas line at Scott Paper Co. Mobile plant released gas and killed Walter Jordan, 41, of Saraland, while 37 other workers were poisoned but not critically hurt. Plant officials said gas escaped outside the mill and wind carried it into the yard where Jordan, a craneman, worked.
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Munim
Ala
Scott Paper Co
Walter Jordan
Saraland
Leroy Jordan
Alabama
J. C. Coil
Coil
Jordan
Chloe
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