Paragraf Recaps Local Youth and Community News
Yesterday the Future Homemakers of America group returned from a three day summer conference at Penn State. Notable members include Mrs Sara McQueer chapter adviser Donna Moline voting delegate Gale Platt alternate delegate Pamela Marcis model Janet Rhoades chorus member and Ronald Barstow Western Auto manager who reported receiving a second insufficient funds check for 35. Police said the same man had issued similar checks to two other local outlets.
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Homemakers of America
Pennsylvania State University
Theseroie
Sparta
Sara McQueer
Donna Moline
Gale Platt
Pamela Marcis
Janet Rhoades
Ronald Barstow
Western Auto Store
Focal
Barstow
Corry Area High School Summer Band Program Opens
The Corry Area High School summer band program begins Monday with pickup for players and beginners in the music room from 1 to 3 pm. Director Ronald Rairie notes 295 participants, three bands, and an eight week schedule ending with an adult student concert in City Park planned for August.
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Corry Area High School
Ronald Rairie
Rairie
Rable
Rainie
Scranton May Be Picketed in Chester Desegregation Fight
Tension rose as Chester faced protests over de facto school segregation. Officials claim action by the State Human Relations Commission, while Scranton blamed Shafer. Branche lamented the lack of peace, planning further talks next week to review a state police probe into brutality charges.
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Chester
State Human Relations Commission
Scranton
Shafer
Branche
Brahehe
Harrisburg
Atty
Walter E. Alessandroni
Terrorists Bomb Civilian Train Killing Twenty in Viet Nam
Communist guerrillas blew up four cars of a crowded passenger train near Nha Trang killing 20 civilians and injuring many others. Rescue teams worked through the night as helicopters ferried the injured to hospitals. Officials say the attack targeted civilians, marking a sharp rise in rural terrorism amid ongoing mine attacks on vehicles. Separation announced by Roger Smith and Victoria Shaw follows police investigation.
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SA/GON
South Viet Nam
Nha Trang
Saigon
Nah Trang
Viet Nam
Erie crime gain lags national rise in early 1964
Erie police chief George Radaker reported the FBI Crime Index for the first quarter of 1964 shows Erie’s crime increase of 19 percent over 1963, below the 24 percent average for cities of 100,000 to 250,000. Homicides were zero, robberies rose to 13, aggravated assaults 13, burglaries stayed 97, Larcenies $50+ fell from 52 to 7, auto thefts rose from 69 to 84.
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George Radaker
FBI
Ra~daker
Erie
Barry to Vote Against Rights in New Civil Debate
Barry Goldwater and William Scranton exchanged lines on civil rights as a campaign issue. Goldwater conceded civil rights is a point of disagreement while Scranton framed the Goldwater stance as hindering defeat of opponents next November. Senators Keating and Javits of New York opposed Goldwater's bid.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Johnson
America
Sens
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Youth For Christ Rally Slated In Spartansburg
Florence Kinney reports a Youth For Christ rally at 8 15 pm at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg featuring Dale and Opal Linebaugh of Miracle Mountain Ranch. The Crawford County YFC quiz team attends a weeklong Ocean City conference with members from several towns including Spartansburg with Sandra Brown Marlene Wetherbee and Jean Alsdorf.
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Youth For Christ
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Dale
Opal Linebaugh
Miracle Mountain Ranch
Spring Creek
Crawford County
Ocean City
N.J
Sandra Brown
Marlene Wetherbee
Jean Alsdorf
Townville
Saegertown
Cambridge Springs
Ronnie Hennigh
Sparta Yfc
Ella Parkin
Estella Stokes
Old Neighbors
Obert's Grove
Hatchtown
Paul Blakeslee
Corry
Hydetown
Buffalo
Guys Mills
Union City
Venus
Meadville
Erie
Elmgrove
Wis
Scranton Eyes Kentucky Votes in 1964 Gubernatorial Bid
Governor Scranton says he welcomes Dr. Eisenhower's support and would name him foreign policy advisor if elected. Eisenhower, Johns Hopkins president, offers personal backing in a letter. Scranton reports strong early campaign momentum and disputes AP poll figures, citing unknown Republican backers. The AP survey shows 130 to 677 for Goldwater, with 655 needed for nomination.
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Ton
Scranton
Associated Press
Goldwater
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