Route 6 Bypass for Corry Delayed Again in 1964
Corry area highway plans stall as the Route 6 bypass remains unfunded for the year. White Street resurfacing and a new top on West Smith Street are the only Corry projects in sight, postponed until after July 1 as the state highway department faces money shortfalls.
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Pennsylvania
Highway ‘Department
David Johnson
White Street
West Smith Street
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Fish Hatchery
Washington
Three Men Die In Kane Area Truck Crash
Three men died in a head on collision of two trucks thirteen miles northeast of Kane. Harold Passmore aged 42 of Custer City Carl Nulph 39 of Bradford and Joseph ines 37 of Niagara Falls were killed. Gaines the truck driver died at Kane Community Hospital. Investigators said Nulph and Passmore died from skull fractures and cerebral hemorrhage. The crash occurred on a curve near Lances Corners and involved a panel truck owned by New Bethlehem Burial Service. The fatalities increase McKean Countys traffic deaths to six this year.
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Here
Harold Passmore
Custer City
Carl Nulph
Kabe
Bradford
Josephines
Niagara Falls
Gaines
Associated Coal Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Kane
Kane Community Hospital
Passmore
Nulph
New Bethlehem Burial Service
McKean
Lance's Corners
Gail Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Sheffield
Mount Jewetl
Area Youth Hurt In Crash Near Union City
Corry State Police identified 48 year old George I Dietrich as the driver in a Route 6 crash four miles west of Union City. His auto ran off a curve at 1 30 this morning and rolled over four times. He is listed in fair condition at Union City Memorial Hospital after surgery for a head laceration and a severe arm injury.
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My Village
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City
Corry State
George I. Dietrich
Route 6
Dietrich
Seat Belts Cut Insurance Rates in Chicago
Continental now offers auto insurance with a $3 credit for cars equipped with front seat safety belts. The company says it believes it is the first insurer to recognize the safety feature inherent in weak belts.
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Chicago
Continental Now
Supreme Court Stays Executions For Three California Condemned
Justice Douglas stayed the executions of three men set for California’s San Quentin gas chamber. The condemned are Joseph Rosolo Jil Frank Viahovich and Donald G Prandin. Golston was commuted by Governor Brown to life without parole. The stay applies while the high court reviews two cases involving illegally obtained evidence and warrants.
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Douglas
Supreme Court
Tays
California
San Quentin Prison
Joseph Rosolo
Jil Frank Viahovich
Donald G. Prandin
Charles J. Golston
Edmund G Brown
Golston
Tiree
Anaheim
Calif
High Tribunal
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Rosetto
Golstan
Military Officials Meet Over Sail Dismissal
Washington AP report says a conference of high military officials and congressmen discussed the dismissal of Marine Lt. William Sail who helped dispose of a Cuban spy’s body. No public details were given as Rep. Schweiker cited ongoing investigation and asked not to discuss events.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
William A. Sail
East Norriton Township
Norristown
William Sail
Richard 8. Schweiker
R-Pa
Schweiker
Car Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Fred C. Korth
Marine Corps
David M. Shoup
Leslie C. Arends
Tinos
Sizill
John J. O'Brien
Div
Philadelphia
Dog Pound Care Offer Tricky Pledge From Russell Mallory
Russell Mallory offers free dog care at the pound in a quirky pledge. The note hints that the doghouse could fit stubborn husbands if needed, while carpenters work on the project.
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Russell Mallory
Protests From Americans Grow Untenable in Haiti
In Port au Prince U S protests against Duvalier's regime have gone unheeded while tensions rise. Reports detail anti American addresses, a deadly incident near a Marine sergeant’s yard, and Haitian arrests of U S embassy staff. Washington offers limited comment as Marines prepare to depart and reassess military aid roles.
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Halti
Francois
Duvalier
Jacques Fourcand
Pistok
Mullc
Red Cross
Duva- Wer
Fourcand
United States
Haiti
Washington
Moring Serjeant Wie
Ei Hasang
Hait
U.S
Marine Corps
Hundreds Arrested in Southern Protests as Marches Expand
In Rising Fawn Georgia and Birmingham Alabama hundreds of people, many students, are jailed amid organized marches and picketing. Police report some rocks thrown but no major violence. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. vows continued demonstrations as coordinated groups converge on City Hall.
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Ala
City Haller
Chester Austin
City Hall
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Wallue Talkies
Wyatt Tee Walker
CAIDC Takes Over Mortgage At City Plant
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corp CAIDC took over the mortgage on a 3000 square foot addition to Erie County Plastics Corp plant at North Corry. The board approved allocating 14000 to the purchase while funds return at 1 per month plus 4 percent interest paid by the Plastics firm. The plant now employs over 90 people.
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Corry Are& Industrial Development Corp
Erie County Plastics Corp
North Corry
CAIDC
Rogers Structural Steel Co
CATDC
Plastics
Five Named In Non-Support Orders Here
Five individuals faced non-support orders issued yesterday in county court. Judge Samuel Y. Rossiter and Judge Elmer L. Evans ordered weekly payments for wives and children, with amounts ranging from 4 to 20 dollars, and Judge Burton R. Laverty issued five orders.
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Anree Kre
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Richard L. Hosier
East Main Street
Milan L. Gates
Pranklin Street
Elmer L. Evans
Stanley Komenda
David EB. Loveland
Concord Feee
Clark Bachomer
Sahara dispute eases as France agrees to withdraw traps
The Sahara clash over French nuclear tests eases after France agrees to withdraw stations from the former territory. The date given is July 1, 1963, with no further testing planned in the area. The report mentions plans to build a testing base in the Pacific but remains unclear on details.
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Sahara
France
Tate
Grawal
Shay Beet
Prenet
Pacific
Fatal crash follows alleged beating at wheel in Ohio
AP report states David Keith 26 of Leavittsburg injured fatally when his car driven by his wife Partrie 21 struck a utility pole in Warren. Partrie survived in serious condition at Trumbull Memorial Hospital. Police say the couple argued earlier and that while Partrie was driving he began striking her, causing the crash.
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Warpren
Ohio
David Keith
Leavittsbore
Warren
Beth
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Par Trie
Nev
Stamp dealer dies in Manhasset rocket project promoter
Freal W. Keneler aged 54, a leading stamp dealer and promoter of the early rocket project, died Wednesday in Manhasset New York. The obituary notes his involvement with the airnail stamps and suggests his role in the initial rocket Might project.
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Manhasset
N.Y
Freal W. Keneler
Mally
Local Boy Hurt In 1961 Shows Face Surgery
Richard Allen Warner, 16 months old at the time of a 1961 accident, underwent an eight hour operation at Children’s Hospital Philadelphia and faces two more procedures. He was burned by a TV extension cord, lost a middle finger at Hamot Hospital, and has endured years of planned surgeries to correct mouth injuries.
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Corry
Natalia
Children's Hospital
Philadelphia
Richard Allen Warner
Logan Warner
Corry Memorial Hospital
Young Richard
Hamot Hospital
Erle
U S Envoy in Colombia Blasted With Tomatoes
In Bogota, U S Ambassador Patton Freeman and Venezuelan official Santiago Ochoa Briceno were splattered by tomatoes and eggs as anti Yankee youths disrupted a photography exposition. Freeman, popular during his two year stay, ducked into a doorway with Ochoa Briceno amid shouts of Down with Yankee Imperialism. The incident marked a rare attack on the ambassador.
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Bagota
Colombia
U.S
Mueum
Patton Freeman
Santiago Ochoa Briceno
Venezuela
Freeman
Ochoa Briceng
Parents Again Plan Concord Cafeteria Plea
Concord PTA members to grill schools superintendent Thomas R. Rhupe on cafeteria plans for the new Concord school. Parents from Harding and Concord pupil groups have pressed two prior meetings of the Corry School Board about lacking a cafeteria, noting Wright School has one and arguing the new building should serve hot meals, with worries Harding pupils may face long walks if Harding closes. The meeting at 8 p.m. is open to interested residents and could revive push for cafeteria funding.
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Concordanioarding
Thomas R. Rhupe
Harding
Concord
Corry School Board
Wright School
Southside
Wright
Harding School
Soarch
PTA
Scholar Teacher Dies in Oberlin Ohio
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Kepler, 63, a leading Protestant theologian, scholar, teacher and author, died yesterday in Oberlin Ohio.
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Ohio
Thomas 8
Kepler
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