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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1964

Page

3

Nat Pinchot Recreation Area Proposed in Northeast

Congress urged approval of a national recreation area at the Tocks Island dam and reservoir project spanning Pennsylvania and New Jersey and recommended naming it for Gifford Pinchot. Sen. Joseph Clark and Rep. Frank Thompson highlighted benefits and urged swift action to open parts of the area as early as 1968, noting economic gains and regional outdoor opportunities.

Washingson Congress Tocks Island Pennsylvania New Jersey Gifford Pinchot Joseph St. Clark D-Pa Hugh Scott R-Pa Frank Thompson D-Mj Clark Pinechot House Interior Delaware Water Gap Scott Frank Thompson Jr Dn.j Nation Canton Army Pamey

Four Die In Pike Interchange Crash In Beaver Falls

In Beaver Falls Pennsylvania two youths Ned Coldman age 20 from Evanston Illinois and Jayne Klingstone age 20 from Larchmont New York died when their car slammed into a concrete divider at the Gateway Interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Two others Arthur B Gamow 19 Teaneck New York and Penelope Streep 19 Plainfield New Jersey were admitted to Providence Hospital with non life threatening injuries after the car struck the divider directly in front of a tall booth. Police said Gamow apparently fell asleep at the wheel.

Beaver Falls Gateway Ned Coldman Evanston Ill Jayne Klingstone Larchmont N. Y Pittsburgh Providence Hospital Arthur B. Gamow Teaneck

Cragg Car Dragged From Gully After Parked Neglect

Victor Cragg said he did not set the emergency brake when he parked in his nephew’s drive causing the car to roll into a gully and be dragged out. The incident explains how the vehicle ended up off the road.

Elder Cragg Victor Cragg Victor Cragg Sr Raymond Avenue

Pa Firms To Benefit From New Policy

Washington AP Senator Hugh Scott says a Cabinet committee policy will boost U S government purchases from American firms unless bids exceed foreign rivals by 50 percent The policy extends to overseas material use and aims to reduce the U S balance of payments Since 1962 the Defense Department 50 percent rule has redirected over 164 million in contracts to US firms preserving jobs and industries Johnson urged applying the policy to all domestic as well as overseas government purchases

Washington Hugh Scott R-Pa Ballone of Payments Senate Scott Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Defense Department Dillon U.S United States Johnson

Novelist Neil Bell Found Dead in Brixham

In Brixham England 77 year old novelist Neil Bell real name Stephen Southward was found dead in his car on Saturday. Bell wrote more than 100 novels and short stories under five pen names and is regarded as a prolific crime and thriller author.

Brixham England Neil Bell Bell Stephen Southward

Great Bike Snatch to Enrich State at Erie’s Expense

Erie reports say the state will escheat 100 lost bicycles from the city. Police usually auction unclaimed bikes for the pension fund, but no sale will occur this year. Under escheat laws the state may take the property after a year, with restitution if the rightful owner appears. Bicycles will be sold in Harrisburg and funds go to the General Fund. A state truck is due to transport the bikes from Erie.

Erie Pennsylvania Erie Police Department Police Pension Fund Richard Hetho Hetho Harrisburg Hetico

Warn Goldwater To Alter Image At Convention

At the convention, Goldwater reaffirmed he would resist any serious challenge to his nomination. Nixon was invited as a conference guest for Eisenhower's address and would attend leadership talks if possible. Rockefeller said it was unlikely any candidate could defeat Goldwater before the ballot of 655 votes.

Goldwater Richard M. Nixon Nixon Eisenhower Rockefeller

New President Ed ward Froderman Named Head of Christian Science Church

Ed ward Froderman was named president at The Mother Church in Boston by an annual meeting of thousands from many states and countries. A former vice president of a Chicago bank, he resigned in 1949 to pursue Christian Science public practice and moved to Boston in 1956 to lead the church’s branches and practitioners. He was named a trustee of the Christian Science Publishing Society in 1961 and continues in that role. Born in Bad-Salzuflen Germany, he emigrated to the United States as a teenager.

Edward Froderman The Christian Science Church First Church of Christ, “Scientist Boston Mass Chicago Christian Science Christian Science Publishing Society Frederman Bad-Salzuflen Germany United States

Governors Back Goldwater Nomination amid GOP Consensus

The text reports Gov Robert E Smylie of Idaho stating solid support for Goldwater while GOP governors at an informal conference expressed consensus he will be the party nominee. Democrats largely stood aside with Gov Otto Kerner predicting President Johnson would win Illinois regardless of the Republican nominee.

Robert E. Smylie Idaho Goldwater Otto Kerner Johnson Illinois

City councils study junk car solution from corps

Kane officials review a U S Army Corps of Engineers plan to bury junked vehicles in trenches before the Kinzua Dam floods areas. Joseph Renouf, resident engineer on the project, describes bulldozing and burying wrecks to curb blight as the borough weighs adopting the method.

Kane United States U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Kinzua Joseph Renouf Corps of Engineers

William Bobadilla Dies in San Francisco

William Bobadilla, a 4 percent veteran who led guerrilla forces in the Philippines during World War II and later became a prominent national figure in Philippine American groups, passed away this Saturday in San Francisco.

William Bobadilla San Francisco Philippines

Four Killed In Worst PennsylvAuto Crash

Pennsylvania's worst state accident over the weekend killed four people from out of state including two young Peace Corps staff members. The three car crash occurred Saturday on Route 22 three miles west of Jonestown near Ono. The dead are Margaret Milmoe editorial research assistant for the Peace Corps in Washington DC John McGinn a Peace Corps member recently back from Ghana Nick Wasylina 46 and his wife Mary Ellen 37 of Chicago.

Lebanon Pennsylvania Peace Corps Ramestick Jonestown Ono Margaret M. Milmoe Washington, D.C John Edward McGinn Arlington Ghana Nick Wasylina Mary Ellen Chicago

Tragedy Near Highway Crash Leaves Several Dead

A multi-vehicle collision on a slick four lane highway left McGinn Milmoe and Mrs Wasylina dead at the scene. Tugene Wasylina, four, was taken to Good Sunarilan Hospital with head injuries and listed as in satisfactory condition. Nick Wasylina later died at a hospital. The Wasylina and Yaha families were involved amid fatalities and injuries.

Wisylinas Tugene

Scranton Seeks GOP Backing With Wide Outreach

Scranton makes self available to about 500 high level appointees and supporters as part of a push for Republican presidential nomination. Harrisburg Patriot News endorses Scranton, passing over Barry Goldwater and praising him as capable of campaign leadership in the Lincoln and Eisenhower tradition.

Hisenhower Scranton Harrisburg Patriot News Arizona Barry Goldwater White House Lincoln Eissenhower

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