Seek New Indictment Against Reds In U S
The government plans a new indictment against the U S Communist party for failing to register as a Soviet agent. Officials say timing will be careful to avoid past reversals after the 1961 conviction, with renewed focus on party registration rather than individual registrants. The case stems from a court ruling last December that protected officers from self incrimination.
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Parking Board Seeks Talks With Government Over Parking
The Corry Parking Authority plans to involve state and federal agencies to tackle off street parking. A meeting with Mid-America Appraisal’s Morasek outlined a parking survey at 5000 to 6000 dollars and a full plan at 10000 to 12000 dollars. City codes and zoning progress affect federal aid timing. The board will meet Bruce Crawford and Ken Seibel next to discuss federal and state involvement.
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Mid-America Appraisal Corporation of
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David Johnson
Bruce Crawford
Ken Seibel
Corry Chamber Manager Wins Top State Award
Corry Chamber of Commerce manager Stewart A. Long was named the Pennsylvania State Chamber’s top scholarship recipient at the 50th annual meeting in Lebanon. Long won the Roy McKenna Scholarship to attend Syracuse University’s Institute for Urbanization Management with all expenses paid for July. He was honored for leadership with the Chamber and civic groups including the Golf Commission and Airport Authority.
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Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
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Lebanon
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Roy McKenna
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Santa Claus Wins Curragh Derby Sweep Stakes Finish
Santa Claus won the third Trish Sweep Stakes Derby at Curragh, with Lionhearted Ans second and Sunseeker third. The English born colt, trained or ridden by England's John Ismay, became the first to win both the English Peri and Trish aead Derby, marking a historic sweepstakes outcome.
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Curragh
Ireland
Lionhearted Ans
Sunseeker
England
John Ismay
Cuba and Soviet Missile Bases Transfer Alarms U S
The United States reports that Soviet forces are handing over antiaircraft missile operations in Cuba to Castro’s forces while warning against trigger happy firing on reconnaissance planes. About 600 to 800 Soviet troops left Cuba last month with 1,200 more to depart. a permanent training mission of 800 to 1,000 will remain. SAM base control is said to stay under Soviet command though radar equipment may be dismantled. In Washington, the OAS moved to meet July 21 to consider breaking diplomatic and economic ties with Cuba, with Venezuela seeking sanctions under the Inter-American Treaty.
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Khrushchev Leaves Sweden for Norway on Scandinavian tour
Soviet Premier Khrushchev ends Sweden visit with endorsement of Swedish neutrality and sails from Skeppsholmen aboard a naval vessel toward Oslo. Prime Minister Tage Erlander praises mutual peace efforts and says talks with Khrushchev were frank and friendly as they review the joint Swedish Soviet communique.
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Nine In Family Injured In Auto Crash Fatality Reported
EBENSBURG Pa AP nine members of one family were injured and one killed in a collision between their car and a truck near Ebensburg in Cambria County. Cheryl Hott 11 is named as the deceased. The Hott family, from Winterset Cambria County, remained under care at Johnstown Memorial Hospital with Deloris Hott and Fred Hott and six other children ages three to eleven.
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Cambria County
Cheryl Hott
Fred Hott
Winterset
Johnstown Memorial Hospital
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Deloris
Mississippi Governor appeals for help in earnest search
Governor Paul B. Johnson urged residents of Neshoba County to inspect their premises as the search for three civil rights workers who vanished six days earlier continued. Sailors from Meridian joined state and federal officers in swamp hunts, while Johnson said the outcome was uncertain and may not be resolved in his lifetime.
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Neshoba County
Two Yank Aviators Killed in Asia Helicopter Crash
In Saigon area, two U S Army aviators died when their armed helicopter was shot down during a major assault in Vinh Binh Province. A Vietnamese observer also died and two American gunners were wounded. Helicopter was supporting airborne units nine miles from Tra Vinh.
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Joan Crawford to Return to Film Work on Limited Schedule
Actress Joan Crawford is expected to resume film work next week on a limited basis while recovering from a virus pneumonia. She left Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles yesterday after a two week stay.
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Los Angeles
Joan Crawford
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Oldest 50 Prisoners Graduate at Maryland Penitentiary
The Maryland Penitentiary held a graduation for 41 senior high and 47 junior high inmates with a ceremony featuring a glee club and remarks by Mayor Theodore McKeldin. Valedictorian Jonathan Sellers, 33, who rose from fifth grade to high school top honors, speaks of future teaching plans as part of an education program begun in 1951. The effort, led by Warder Vernon Pepersack, costs about 30 dollars per student per year and runs 6 to 10 pm weekdays.
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Glee Club
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Theodore R. McKeldin
State Board of Education
Jonathan Sellers
Sellers
Vernon L. Pepersack
Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
Three Investigations Into $500000 Tractor Truck Blast
Three investigations were under way into a pre-dawn explosion that killed six and damaged dozens of buildings in Marshalls Creek Pa The blast injured ten and collapsed a reptile farm trailer home Firefighters were among the dead and a truck driver from Scranton faced police questioning Local and state agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission opened probes as authorities hunted for escaped snakes and assessed the wreckage
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Scranton Seeks GOP Nomination With Rockefeller In Strategy Talks
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton meets New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller in Harrisburg to plan last minute campaign strategy for his Republican presidential bid. They discuss civil rights plank, delegate hunt across North Carolina Georgia Tennessee Illinois Utah Washington Oregon North and South Dakota and potential running mate.
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Johnson Stumps In Minnesota
President Johnson campaigns across Minnesota to sway Midwest voters and discuss the vice presidential selection. He speaks at the Democratic-Farmer-Labor convention in St Paul and a fundraising dinner in Minneapolis, staying overnight for a Swedish-American festival. In Detroit he pitches Michigan’s 21 electoral votes at a $100 dinner attended by leaders such as Henry Ford II and John F. Gordon, joking about a two-car White House family.
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Lady Bird
Gov Johnson seeks landowners help in missing civil rights workers hunt
National news digest reports Gov Paul Johnson appeals to landowners around Philadelphia Mississippi to assist in the six day search for three civil rights workers who are missing. The appeal emphasizes community cooperation and swift reporting of suspicious activity to aid authorities.
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Philadelphia
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Scranton Rockefeller Meet To Plot Presidential Bid Strategy
Gov William W Scranton and Gov Nelson A Rockefeller confer on campaign plans for the Republican presidential nomination. The meeting yields cautious optimism as both leaders discuss paths to victory and party support.
Tax Board Seeks Raises for Kinley and Higgins
The Erie County Board of Tax Assessments and Revision 489 urged county commissioners to raise pay for two employees, J. Fred Kinley a field assessor and Higgins head of the tax office. Kinley earns 4100 a year and Higgins 9800. The board has not released the proposed new salary figures.
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Kinley
Erie County Board of Tax Assessments
Revision 489
J. Fred Kinley
Higgins
Opportunist Robber Crashes Bus Theft in Philadelphia
A teenage thief sprinted onto a Philadelphia bus at night and grabbed a money box while bystanders attended a 17 year old struck by the vehicle. Police said the suspect, about 17, pocketed an undetermined sum and escaped. The injured child received treatment for a scalp laceration.
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Philadelphia
Misses Run Stop Sign Causes Two Vehicle Collision
Corry State Police report two area wrecks under investigation. At 9 p m yesterday Donald Rawley Union City and William Clark 21 of 58 West Frederick street collided south of Corry after Rawley failed to stop at a stop sign on the Spartansburg road. No injuries and about 91 dollars damage. A separate 8 p m Thursday crash near Union City involving Charlotte Bartow 18 of Union City and Kathryn Ano Triseult 16 of Corry resulted in two injuries and about 750 dollars damage. Charges pending.
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Donald Rawley
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William Clark
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Spartansburg
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Scott Says Baker Probe Whitewash Set For Monday
ERIE AP The Senate Rules Committee will submit a report Monday on its investigation of Bobby Baker. Sen. Hugh Scott R Pa said Baker boasts he will not be hurt by the report. Baker resigned as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority amid disclosures of profitable outside business dealings. Scott noted the minority on the committee has not seen the report and warned more will be revealed.
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