Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater for 1964 Nomination Fight
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller charges Barry Goldwater with courting conservative, Southern and Western support while neglecting the industrial North. He says such a strategy would fracture or destroy the Republican Party and warns against extremism and racism. Goldwater made no immediate reply.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Uberal
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Democratic Party
Midwest
West Germans Open Nuclear Talks With Russians
Khrushchev opens talks with Kennedy and Macmillan envoys in Moscow on a limited nuclear test ban. Harriman and Lord Hailsham attend as officials express optimism the talks could produce an agreement banning tests in air, space, and under water within ten days.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Harriman
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Wattsburg Boy Killed In Car At Johnstown
Johnstown hospital reports two local boys died from head injuries after a one car crash near Johnstown. Jeffrey Datsko 7 of Ebensburg and Daniel Rose 6 of Wattsburg were identified by Cambria County coroner as victims. Three others, including Jeffrey’s mother Alice Datsko, were hospitalized with injuries. The vehicle, driven by Datsko, left the road, struck a utility pole and garage, then fell 12 feet. The Rose brothers were visiting the Datskos when the crash occurred.
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Johnstown
Johnstown ‘Memorial Hospital
Cambria County
Jeffrey Datsko
Ebensburg
Daniel Rose
Wattsburg
Erie County
Alice Datsko
Jeffrey
Steve
Leonard Rose Jr
Daniel
Datsko
Rose Boys
Datskos
Teacher May Testify In Ohio Slaying
Cleveland 24 year old second grade teacher Leonards has hired attorney James R Willis who represented Mervin Gold in court and may testify at the inquest into Golds death. Willis may sue a Cleveland officer over a home search and seeks return of property. Police chief Wagner says locating the murder site and weapons is key and information is needed.
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Cleveland
Anene Leonards
Sheriff's Deputies
Alex Birns
Mervin Gold
Plain Dealer
James R. Willis
Willis
Gold
Common Pleas
Birns
Lon
Richard R. Wagner
Wagner
Garfield Heights
Portuguese navy minister Ti to De Morais dies at 83
Lisbon Portugal Admiral Ti to De Morais 83 longtime Portuguese navy minister and key political figure between 1910 and 1926 died yesterday. His career spanned critical years of the Republic and he held leadership during turbulent times for Portugal.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Adm
Tito de Morais
Land
Pa Gov To Veto Repeal Bill Amid School Reform Debate
Harrisburg AP report says Gov. Scranton warned Republican leaders a repeal of the compulsory school district reorganization law faces an almost certain veto. Two bills are before the House. one repeals the act and another rewrites it. Scranton previously hinted he would sign a repeal if placed on his desk, a stance cited by school boards allies.
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Harrisburg
House
Scranton
Roy Rose
Bryn Athyn
Montgomery County
Rose
Pennsylvania State School Boards Association
School Boards
Pittsburgh
Raymond ‘Pitcairn
Brym_Athyn
Citizens For
Archbishop O Hara gravely ill after heart attack in London
Archbishop Gerald P. O Hara aged 68 the Roman Catholic apostolic delegate to Britain is gravely ill in London after suffering a heart attack. He is a native of Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Gravely
London
Gerald P. O'Hara
Britain
Scranton
Happy day tour with Overcomers Club members
Five members of the Overcomers Club joined five members of the Me Beaver Dam 4-H Club for an all day bus trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The group departed City Park at 7 30 a m with adults and CHEER officials assisting as they prepared to board.
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Overcomers Club
Beaverdam 4-H Club
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
City Park
Mary Ehrhardt
CHEER
Wallace rails against civil rights bills in prep for Senate hearing
In a prepared statement Wallace attacks Kennedy civil rights measures as a threat to national unity and urges withdrawal of troops from Berlin Viet Nam and overseas postings to police America. He denounces federal civil rights proposals shaping public facilities rules and predicts Kennedy will lose in 1968. Kennedy previously sent federal troops to Oxford Miss after violence at the University of Mississippi.
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Washington
API
George Wallace
Alabama
Itaela Iy
Kennedy
Wallace
at_ University of Alabama
Berlin
Viet Nam
America
Ben- Commerce Committee
West
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
Vgn
Uyiver- 18
Iy of
Plead For Gov to Solve Mess In Cambridge
White leaders in racially troubled Cambridge urge Gov J Jay Tawes to aid in settling racial disputes after a meeting of city officials and state lawmakers. The appeal cites National Guard restrictions as penalizing the county’s majority and calls for elected officials to seize the offense.
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Gov
Mess
Cambridge
Associated Press
Mil Wve
J. Mil
Jayd Tawes
State Legislate
Wie
Zaverroy
National Guard
Arthur Parker
New York
Bronx
National Renaissance Party
House Committee On UN
Guv
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wash- Queen
Jamis Farmer
Racial Equality
Plank
Rman
Washington
Youth Changes Plea To Guilty In Burglaries
A 21 year old local youth, David Buell of Sixth Street, pled guilty to three burglaries in which he participated with a companion, TW Mis Proper, 17, of Essex Street. Buell testified that intoxication influenced the crimes at Ines Jarizing Buesink's Ford Garage in Clymer on July 1, and at a Durham gas station and a GLP in the Corry area on July 11. They stole cards, a cigarette lighter, change, and a watch totaling minor amounts. Both suspects were jailed in Erie County pending further court appearances.
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David Buell
Sixth Street
Ines
Eswex
Buell
Prioa
Proper
Clymer
Buesink
Memor
California
Durham
GLF
Eas
Byron Nichols
Erie County
Three-Car Beaverdam Crash Wounds Two Injured
State Police report a three car collision at Beaverdam left two people injured, including James Damon five, and Florence Custer sixty, while three vehicles sustained damage. Damon's car halted to turn left on Route 9 when Roger Stolt eighteen rear ended him, pushing his vehicle into John Stiezel forty four and causing further damage. Damages estimated at about four hundred dollars for the Damon car and about one hundred fifty dollars for each of the other two vehicles.
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Eve Dam
James Damon
Clair Damon
Corry
Florence Custer
Columbus
Cat
Damon
John J. Stiezel
Erie
Roger Stolt
Smethport
Stiegel
Stolt
Stiegel Auto
Pa Newspaper Raises Price
The Pittsburgh Press raises Sunday edition price from 20 to cents next week due to higher production and distribution costs. The daily price remains seven cents.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Press
Two Youths Nabbed Over Malicious Phone Calls
Police report two youths were caught after making prank calls to a Corry ambulance service and City Cab. One caller said a Snyder Circle woman would have a baby and needed help, prompting an ambulance response. the other requested a cab. Authorities warned charges could include fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months in jail.
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Focal
Corry Ambulance Service
City Cab Co
Harley Drake
South Center Street
Drale
Snyder Circle
Drake
Move Columbus Dam Site To Create Large Lake
State survey on rebuilding Columbus Dam recommends moving the spillway 90 feet upstream to form a lake about 16 times larger than the old 7 acre pond. Estimated cost $571,969 breaks down to land acquisitions and excavation. Critics call the $600,000 price tag prohibitive, questioning sport fishery viability and long term maintenance, with continuation desired only if dam duties shift from the Fish Commission.
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Columbus Dam
Columbus
Nelson Engineers
Sam
State Fish Commission
Corry
Harrisburg
Fish Commission
Ishery
Waters
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