State Police equip cruiser for mob control arrives in Corry
A state police cruiser fitted with a combined siren and public address system arrived at the Lawrence Park barracks from Harrisburg to address crowds. Jeffrey Miller, 9, sustained knee and elbow injuries after a hay wagon fall and was treated at Curry Memorial Hospital. A Mead Park Overcomers picnic is planned with contact for tureen helpers, and a weather forecast predicts near normal southern temperatures with rain showers. Real estate transfers between Philip Zalzneck and Merle Dodd were recorded in Erie County. Divorce granted to William and Ida Marshall, wed 1959 in Key West. Corry State Police seek the driver in a hit and run that knocked down a pole near Waterford. Two youths fined after returning bottles to Merle Dodd’s store. A wallet lost by Frances Ross contained $75. A transient was helped by police, and barking dogs were reported without locating canines. Jurbies sustained in a Spartansburg accident. Corry police say no further information available.
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Lawrence Park Barracks
Harrisburg
Wallace Promises If He Loses He Surrenders Votes
Gov. George Wallace told AP he would give votes he earns to the party standing for states rights and local government if he fails to win the presidency. He avoided questions about plans to exit the race and pledged to announce plans after national party signals. He spoke at an industrial rally denouncing liberalism and federal courts and attacking liberal “pinkard beatniks.”
Ike's Feelings On Barry Vague Continues
Ike insists he has pledged to support the Republican ticket and will do his best, though he notes it was not his personal choice. He questions if the party has the strongest ticket, acknowledging a brief political career and limited personal input.
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Ike
Barry
Eisenhower
Cancer Leading Child Killer in Pennsylvania
RISBURG AP Cancer and accidents remain the top causes of child mortality in Pennsylvania in 1963. The Health Department reports 234 deaths from cancer among ages one to 14, and 583 deaths from various accidents. Dr Charles L Wilbur notes the state rate aligns with national figures showing cancer as the leading natural death cause.
Prisoner Seeks Freedom Over Lack of Counsel
ERIE The district attorney's office awaits a Federal Court decision in the case of David Watkins, an Erie man serving four concurrent sentences for 1958 burglaries. Watkins contends he did not understand the question about counsel when sentenced, prompting a habeas corpus sequence that reached state courts before now moving to the U.S. District Court in Harrisburg. Watkins, at Camp Hill, had a court-appointed attorney for the federal challenge. several co-defendants appear in related proceedings.
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Erie
Erie County
U. S
Supreme Courts
William A. Peiffer
Harrisburg
David Watkins
Peiffer
Watkins
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Rossiter
U.S. District Court For
Middle District of
Pennsylvania
Peni
Camp Hill
Parade
8. M. Flickinger Co
Saui’born
Donovan
Claude Smith
William Wedzik
Donald J. Cross
Samuel Snyder
Gregory Canary
Walter Shampoe
Ronald Noyer
All Eyes On Him He's Rainmaker in Hastings OK
In Hastings Oklahoma a self proclaimed rainmaker John Miller claims four rainmaking machines will produce rain over Hastings Lake. If he yields three inches of rain by May one day, he will receive 400 dollars. the town of 200 has been coping with nearly dry farm ponds.
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Hastings
Okla
John Miller
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Hastings Lake
Dr Sheppard Heads Back Behind Bars Again
In Columbus Ohio Dr Sam Sheppard the convicted Cleveland wife slayer waited in a motel for authorities to return him to Ohio Penitentiary after a night of freedom. The case sparked federal court moves to reverse parts of his trial rights while a stay order kept him out of prison temporarily. He spent the night with a fiancé he did not know before his imprisonment nine years ago.
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Samel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Dayton
Sheppard
Priso
Cleveland
U.S
Cincinnati
Federal
Beiruit bans Sinatra entering Lebanon over support
Beir ut censorship raises status of actor singer Frank Sinatra barred from entry for moral and material support of Israel, with Lebanon’s Council of Ministers voting to ban his movies and records though a Sinatra film reportedly screens in Beirut. President de Gaulle departs for Colombey, Billy Graham in Columbus vows non political sermons amid large evangelistic rally.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Frank Sinatra
Israel
L’orient
Council of Ministers
Sinatra
Army Worms Invade Area Threaten Local Crops
Army worms spread across more than 400 acres in the region damaging alfalfa and clover seed crops. An air strike from an Ohio firm is expected to begin soon to combat the infestation after limited ground spraying proved costly to crops and traffic hazards arose from squashed worms on highways.
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Page One
Lewis
Ome
Ohio
Formula for Fun Buffalo Quote of the day trekman
Jesse Hyde Sr. at age 73 explains his 200 mile walk from Binghamton to Buffalo and starting the trek home. He warns to watch what you eat exercise get enough rest and maintain a proper mental altitude.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jesse Hyde Sr
Binghamton
Business indicators show slower growth but still rising
New York based report notes a calmer pace in industry after a strong start to the year. Revised methods for seasonal adjustment reveal bigger early gains in April and May, with June growth moderated. productivity gains appear slowing, while GNP figures are revised downward for prior years and forecasts push the expansion into 1965.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Department of Commerce
Physician Speaks To Underwriters at Phoenix Hotel
Dr Guy Butters spoke to the Corry Association of Life Underwriters at the Phoenix Hotel at noon yesterday. He urged thorough physical examinations and clear, complete information for insurance assessments. Twelve members attended as David Johnston, president, chaired the event. the next meeting is set for August 20.
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Corry Association of Life Underwriters
Phoenix Hotel
Guy Butters
Butters
David Johnston
Fragmented Note Teases Hidden Message
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a puzzle or game. Readable bits mention a challenge, a place, and a call to join or solve. The text implies curiosity and a prompt to explore further details in another column.
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Mead Park
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Philip Zalzneck
Merle C. Dodd
East Wayne Street
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Corry
William J. Marshall
Ida ‘Mae Marshall
East Main Street
Key West
Fla
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Angelo Erisina
Corry Beverage
West Main Street
Frances Ross
A&p
West Washington Street
Carmichael, Pa
East Smith and
Wright Streets
Frank C. Nuon
William L. Reese
RD. 3
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Nurm
Reese
Lyon G Hunsberger
U.B
Gov. Wallace
Gov
Cuyahoga County
John Corrigan
Rainmaker
Dr. Sheppard
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Charles de Gaulle
Colombey-les-deux-Esprises
France
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Billy Graham
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