Facelifting Plan Triggers Corry Downtown Overhaul
Corry eyes a major downtown reshaping as the Parking Authority proposes a new plant building and a block razing plan that would clear North Center Street West Washington Maple Avenue and the rail tracks. The draft plan, presented to City Council, may require federal aid as bulldozers begin the initial phase.
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Corry
Parking Authority
Corry Jamestown Corp
Uelt
City Compell
North Center Street
West Washington Street
Maple Avenue
Facelifting Proceeds in Corry Amid Growing Plans
Corry pursues city renewal with a 1000000 building at Corty Jamestown Plant 3 on East Columbus. The 20000 square foot shop will replace space from Plant 2 sold to Ajax Iron Works. Also under way are a Sisters of Mercy convent, Concord School, National Bank beautification, and new storefronts. A Parking Authority plan to acquire a Center Street to Maple Avenue block could reshape downtown, razing Leeds Triangle Shoe and other nearby buildings.
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Corry
Corty Jamestown, Corporation
East Columbus Avenue
First Avenue
Ajax Iron Works
Sisters of Mercy
Bt. Thomas’ Church
West Washington Street
Concord
National Bank of Corry
North Center Street
East South Street
East Main Street
Center Street
East Washington Street
Maple Avenue
TOF
Caster “Street
Leeds
Triangle Shoe Store
Enrticott Johnson Shoe
Ritz Bellabant
Devi Phipps
Paul's Men's Wear
Peiffer and Rozelle
GAC
Manphy Co
Ket
Romm
Ben Bella Tries To Make Up With Morocco
ALGIERS AP President Ahmed Ben Bella forms a mission to patch relations with Morocco while Berber rebels widen their revolt after rejecting a peace offer. The Moroccan foreign minister will meet Algeria’s rep in Onide as rebels consolidate around Michlet.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Morocco
Ben Bella
Algeria
Abdelaziz Bouteflike
Onide
Ahmed Red Guedtra
Cherchell
Kabyle
Michelet
Col
Mohand
el Hadj
Front of Socialist Forces
FPS
Five Die in House Fire at IFRAUTIELU Missouri
Five persons perished in a suspicious blaze that swept a local home. Victims named include Batty Ryan aged 67 and Preddie Ryan, Billie Byab, Vickie Flyan, and an additional unidentified victim. One daughter, Carolyn, 43, escaped through a window and was treated for burns and smoke inhalation.
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Ifrautielu
Ffama
Batty Ryan
Preddie Ryan
Billie Byab
Vickie Flyan
Carodyn
Yan
Wonma
Warn Teenagers Of Glue Sniffing Hazard In Harrisburg
Harrisburg police warned teens about glue sniffing after nine cases reported this week. The warning cited risks of blindness brain damage or death with no penalty. The Health Department noted many national deaths since 1958 including three in Pennsylvania and urged pharmacists to curb open display and restrict sales to legitimate users.
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Harrisburg
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Donald F. Walter
Health Department
Adlai Keeps Hand On Pulse Of Two Powers At UN
United Nations New York AP reports United States envoy Adlai Stevenson will keep in close touch with Soviet and British UN delegates to push beyond the token accord from the Big Three ministers. The trio agreed in principle to bar orbiting nuclear satellites, but stalled on a wider non aggression treaty linking NATO powers with Berlin guarantees amid mutual nuclear fears.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
Adlai
Ste
Venson
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
An Grel A
Soviet Union
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Westar
Berlie
Mies
oBrvdet Talon
Wentem Nles
Weal
Gormar
Honduran army chief seizes power after coup in Tegucigalpa
In Tegucigalpa Honduras the armed forces chief Col. Osvaldo Lopez Arellano declared himself provisional president after a bloody coup ending Ramon Villeda Morales's government. Martial law remains with curfew. U S aid and missions are being withdrawn as Washington criticizes the coup and losses rise.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Osvaldo Lopez Arellano
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
Atest
U.S
Dominican Republic
Hershey farm manager Wolgemuth named 1964 state mowing head
Charles Wolgemuth, farm manager for Hershey, was elected president yesterday of the 1964 Pennsylvania State Mowing Contest. The Merkey area leader Harribeurg—Charles BM Wolkeruth—was noted in the report as involved in the leadership shift.
U S. Warns on Latin American Coups After Honduran Ouster
Washington warns Latin American coups threaten stability and U S aid. Secretary of State Rusk condemns the Honduran takeover of President Ramon Villeda Morales and Dominican President Juan Bosch removal. The United States withdraws economic and military missions, suspend diplomatic contacts, and urges a return to constitutional government while noting Alliance for Progress aims.
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Ramon Villeda Morales
Juan Bouch
Lopez
U.S
Teguet- Relpa
Washington
Chares
United States
Republic
Honks
Gome
Dominican Republic
Honduras
Dean Rusk
State Department
Hondura
Costa ‘Rica
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Whey
Western Hemisphere
Area Man 23 Killed As Train Smashes Auto
Westfield resident Dean Sewart, 23, died at Westfield Memorial Hospital from injuries after a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck his car. He had been returning from work at Kraft Pools Plant in Dunkirk. The car was shoved about 72 feet along the tracks. Fire Department personnel extracted him. he died around 11 AM. Engineer C. E. Specs of Oil City, Pa, reported. Sheriffs continue investigation into the crash as the freight train roared through with six to seven cars involved.
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Westfield
Sewart Dean
Portland
Westfield Memorial, Hospital
Pallcw
Kraft Pools
Dunkirk
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brecon Fire Department
C. E. Specs
Oil City
Chautauqua County
Sher- Ata
Flora Kills 42 Heads Toward Florida Coast
Flora has driven toward the Florida coast and the Bahamas as Hurricane Flora stalls over Cuba. By morning, the storm hovered about 70 miles southeast of Cuba with winds near 76 mph. Authorities warned Florida and Bahamas residents to prepare while small craft stayed in port. Mora has already claimed at least 25 lives in the Caribbean storm's track.
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AMD
Moru
Cuba
Florida
Bahamas
Cubs
Flora
Ham
Cunigue
South Florida
Porecaster
Paul Moore
Santiago
Punta Lucreela
Fidel Castro
Jamaica
Morida
Acklina
Andros Island
Andros Sea
Uke Mora
Chinaguey
Weather “Bureau Bald
Burau
Miami
Plarm
Andros
Nassau
Dada
Irving McNair
Mora
Aversieve Recreational Dam plans faced Wattsburg risks
MEADVILLE The Army Corps of Engineers, after a resurvey of Branch Creek flood control plans, finds a recreational dam at Wattsburg economically impractical. Corps spokesman and Pittsburgh district official James Neill report terrain on the main branch below Waliburg would make a multi purpose dam costly or unworkable. Continued details promised at progress-report meetings led by Rep James D Weaver.
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Meadville
Army Corps of Engineers
Branch Creek
Wattsburg
James D. Weaver
James Neill
Corps of Engineers
Pittaburgh
Neill
Walivburg
Waltsburg
Area Crashes Fatal To Two In Franklin And Conneaut Lake
A three vehicle crash on Route 8 south of Franklin, claimed Mrs. Nancy Williams 24 of Seneca and injured several others. McCandless 24 of Clintonville drove north into the Williams car, then hit a third vehicle before the embankment. Coroner Dr. Maurice Dinberg cited crushed chest as the cause. Other occupants faced varying injuries. In Mendville, Sohlbach 70s died minutes after an accident at a stop sign, colliding with a car driven by Eleanor Petriso 29 of Mendville. Several passengers were hospitalized, with no serious injuries reported across the second crash.
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M. Dushe McCandles
Clintonville
Williams
Maurice Dinberg
Venango County
William
Barry
Beverly
Homer C. Vogan
Seneca
Franklin Hospital
Hans Vogan
Vogan
McCandless
Dorothy P. Whithill
Grove City
Larry Paul
Willams and McCandlens
Conneaut Lake
Hohlbach
Mendville City Hospital
Mendville
Sohlbach
Mina Patricia Melton
Meadville
Fear Erie Forge Loss If Dispute Persists
1 200 workers at Erie Forge and Steel face unemployment if the current labor dispute remains unresolved. M M Devorily, chair of the Greater Erie Industrial Development Corporation, urged rapid settlement and warned a contract breakdown could devastate the city industry and local economy. President Lackey of Forge and Steel had warned the ratification of the company offer could be at stake.
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Amrmen
Erie Forge and Steel
M. M. Devorily
Greater Erie Industrial Development, Corporation
Devers
Iely
Erle
Erle Forge and Steel
Erle Theustrial Development Corp
Bre Forge
Tee Corp
Lackey
Forge and Steel
Dechoton Reste
Steel Frm
Viils Ntatementt
Brie Forge
Eterl
Corp
Mull
United Staet
Knives and violence chill Philadelphia streets
Police in South Philadelphia kept tight control after a wave of juvenile violence. Reports say teens were attacked with knives and a cleaver, with several victims hurt and one girl slashed in a confrontation. Police Commissioner Leary declared a state of urgency as 100 officers staffed a special command to quell the unrest.
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Philadelphia
Howard R. Leary
Pottee
Geng
Thoms
Sue
Prahees Corratini
Upeetél Command
Page Treas
Missing Pay Checks At Harrisburg Air Force Base
An Air Force finance mix up left about 800 maintenance workers at Milltown and Harrisburg without pay. Postmasters say bags with mail destined for Harrisburg were misrouted to the base, leaving checks unreached and prompting frantic calls from anxious earners. The error, traced to mis-towed bags, may have sent checks toward Washington or California, with officials unsure of exact misdelivery.
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Milltown
Olmsted Air Force Bane
Middletown
Dauphin County
Wornia
Air Force Base
Yeawar
Harebsbury
Finance Office
Barviabiia
Witmer EB
King
Douglas Carpenter
Ddietown
Oheales
Carpenter
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Californis
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Atlantic
Averieve
Erie Forge
Philly
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