City stores to stay open for July 4 holiday
Most of the city’s retail outlets will remain open all day tomorrow due to the Saturday closing for the July 4th holiday. Normally stores close Wednesday afternoons. The report also notes a missing blankets loaned at a crash scene and a fatal seizure case and lists local residents attending the Pennsylvania 4-H Club Congress at Penn State University.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania State University
Karen Clark
Jane Russell
Sugar Grove
Betty McGraw
Scandia
Barbara Ludwick
Lander
George C. Wilcox
David Wilcox
Russell
Paul Messenger
Spring Creek
Karen Shuster
Milk truck rescues girl after 10 mile bumper ride
Salt Lake City Utah, a milk truck driver Vern Herry was startled when a motorist urged him to pull over. The motorist pulled a girl named Cheryl Neel from the truck bumper after a 10 mile stowaway trip. Cheryl's father had been searching for her since a stop by the Neel home.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Vern Herry
Terry
Cheryl Neel
Cheryl
Warren Commission probes diary printing leak
The Warren Commission asked the FBI to investigate how Lee Harvey Oswalds diary pages entered print before they appeared in Dallas Morning News copyright stories. J Lee Rankin cited concerns about secrecy and said findings would not be ready before July 18.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Dallas Morning News
J. Lee Rankin
Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
Rankin
Oswald
Soviet Union
Dallas Police Department
Commission
Johnson
Jack B. Kreuger
United States
Dallas News
GOP Disputes Lodge Claims in Southeast Asia Debate
The GOP Foreign Relations group leans toward a House task force that criticizes the Johnson administration's Vietnam policy and urges a more active U.S. role against Communist guerrillas. Senator Morse blasts the administration, while Goldwater endorses the task force findings as pivotal to the 1964 election.
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House
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Southeast Asia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Lodge
Goldwater
Spartansburg Community Notes Family Picnic and Local Events
Florence Kinney reports on Our Lady of Victory Guild picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kolaja home with picnic baskets, displays, and a chance to win a orlon knit suit. The piece also covers visits to Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home, hair styling courses in Corry, Learn To Skate Better sessions for local Brownies and Scouts, the Rogers reunion with 98 attendees, and various local births, weddings, and honors including the Capela and Greer births and Dale Carnegie graduates banquet.
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Florence Kinney
Spartansburg
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Charles
Kolaja
Guild
Winans
Elizabeth Stranahan
Irene Kistler
Maude Barnes
Corry
Erie
Soldiers and Sailors
Stranahan
Sparta
Virginia Albers
Martha Abl
John
Michael's Beauty Academy
Serge
Newark City
Rogers
Bob Bedow
Clymer
N. Y
Byrne Rogers
Arlene Rogers Ross
Austin Rogers
William Bailey
Donna Bedow
Arlene Ross
George Rogers
Sherman Stanbro
Irene Hutchinson
Lucinda
Jamestown
Meadville
Union City
Garland
New York State
California
Edna Evans
D. W. Kinneys
Kinneys
Evans
Lynette Beeman
Raymond Conway
Presbyterian Church
Titusville
Lynette
Georgia Kinney
Tom Capela
Corry Memorial Hospital
Capela
Janet Tillotson
Carl Greer
Check Reveals Odd Pattern In Fluoride Vote
Erie officials screening 13 000 sign petitions on fluoridation found cross town patterns. East side residents sign in west side halls while a south end name appeared downtown. Voter Office speculates fear of neighbors learning views on the touchy issue prompts movement.
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Rns
Erie
East Side
West Side
South End
Patrolman Kills Fleeing Youth in Pittsburgh Hill District
In Pittsburgh Hill District early today a patrolman fatally shot 17-year-old Raymond Treadwell after he broke from officers while being placed in a patrol wagon. Treadwell died on arrival at Mercy Hospital from a back wound. Police said officers confronted Treadwell and other youths tampering with autos. a warning shot preceded the fatal shot by Patrolman John Harriet.
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Pittsburgh
Hill
Raymond Treadwell
Mercy Hospital
Treadwell
John Harret
Lynda Johnson Tours New York World’s Fair Pavilions
Lynda Bird Johnson, daughter of the president, visited the New York World’s Fair yesterday. Detected as a surprise official visit, she toured pavilions run by the federal government General Motors and Ford with White House aides and Secret Service protection.
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Lynda
New York
Lynda Bird Johnson
White House
Secret Service
General Motors
Ford
Safe Fourth Urged By State City Police
State police and city officers vow strict traffic enforcement for the July 4th weekend to reduce deaths after 46 fatalities last year. Sgt George Martin said patrols will run around the clock from 5 PM Thursday to 9 AM Monday, with marked and unmarked cars and visible enforcement at major points. Emphasis will be on speeding, following too closely, drunken driving, signaling, and general traffic laws to keep accidents to a minimum. Chief Harley Drake added his force will enforce traffic laws strictly across communities as well.
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Sui
George Martin
Martin
Thainlain Taw
Harley Drake
Kennedy OK After Surgery At Cape Cod Hospital
Joseph P Kennedy 75 father of the late president recuperating from minor oral surgery. Doctors said he was in good condition after a 45 minute jaw infection operation at Cape Cod Hospital. He returned home today in Hyannis Port Kass.
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Joseph Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Kass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cape Cod Hospital
Kennedy
Girl, 4, Dragged 41 Feet by Car Near Home
Four year old Darcie Russell was struck and dragged 41 feet by a reversing vehicle while riding a tricycle near her home. Erie ambulance took her to Tractors Osteopathic Hospital with possible fractures of both arms and legs and multiple cuts. Driver Sophie Nowak, 49, identified by traffic investigators, backed out and struck the girl as neighbors lifted the car to free her from beneath the rear end.
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Eats — Pour-yese UN
Darcie Russell
Tractors Osteopathic Hospital
Erie Ambulance Service
Charles Bowers
Sophie Nowak
Bower
Darcie
What If China Leaders Misread?
The item discusses potential misreadings by Chinese leaders amid Cold War tensions. It references nuclear test treaties, the Washington Moscow line, and troop movements regarding Cuba, situating analysis alongside Kennedy era peace efforts and Western alliance dynamics.
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Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Bloc
John F. Kennedy
Washington - Moscow
Cuba
Two More Yanks Killed In Asia In Helicopter Crash
In South Vietnam’s northern mountains Communist guerrillas shot down a U S Army helicopter. An American pilot and a crew member were killed and two aviators wounded. The incident raised U S casualties in Vietnam to 244 dead. The crash occurred during a supply mission amid ongoing combat with Communist forces.
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Asia
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cap
South Viet
Nuro
Americas
Viet Nam
Ihace Fion
U.S
Mekong River
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Kenneth Towel
New Castle
Pymatuning Lake
Erie Police Department
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Erie County Commissioners
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