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An unreadable 1964 fragment mentions India and cows with scattered phrases about years of study and a damaged dam. The text is highly garbled and lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to form a complete summary.
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10 Oct 1964
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
1
Suspect Wife Of Burning Husband To Death In Car
Dr. Gordon E. Miller a dentist is found dead burned in his car in San Bernardino. His wife Lucille 34 is under suspicion as investigators probe the fire. Questions arise about the cause inability to escape presence of an empty gasoline can and delay before calling for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Calif
Gordon E. Miller
Lucille
Dail
Subdistrict Subsidy Checks Scheduled for Area Schools
Fourth class districts in Corry area certified to receive part of a 2,687,084 state subsidy as the first semi annual reimbursements for the past school year. Includes Corry Jointure Sparta Township Bear Lake Borough and others. Subsidies cover teaching units merged district membership and special education. Next month payments to first second and third class districts. Corry third class included. Also lists districts and amounts. Top trumpeter Conrad Gozzo dies at 43 in Burbank California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sparta Township
Bear Lake Borough
Elgin Borough
Weyne Township
Sparta
Columbus Township
Spring Creek Township
Johnson defends civil rights in Deep South campaign stops
President Johnson, campaigning in Louisiana and Mississippi, urged enforcing the Civil Rights Act and denied appealing to prejudice. He recalled a southern Democratic aide remark on race and noted his push for equality while drawing applause from racially integrated crowds at a $100-a-plate dinner in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Deep South
Louisiana
New Orleans
Lousiana
Mississippi
Sam Rayburn
South
Rayburn
Sammy
Texas
Mrs. Johnson
Mason-Dixon
Queen Elizabeth Arrives in Hostile Quebec Visit
Queen Elizabeth faces a tense welcome in Quebec as the royal yacht Britannia arrives amid separatist protests. Police limit demonstrations after a Friday rally, with Laval University students shouting for the queen to go home. Rain and cold weather add to the day’s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Canada
Prince Philip
Harlier
Laval University
Elizabeth
Claude Wagner
Prince Edward Island
Wolfe's Cove
Velersite
Three Die in Route 30 Head-On Crash near Jennerstown
Three people were killed and a fourth injured in a head-on collision on Route 30 about a mile west of Jennerstown, Somerset County. Victims identified as Kenneth R. Graver, 20, of Ligonier. Carol Ann Reffo, 17, of Ligonier. and Donald Ochoa, 24, of Jenners. A fourth occupant sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rash
Jennerstown
Somerset County
Kenneth R. Graver
Ligonier
Carol Ann Reffo
Donald Ochoa
Jenners
Duck Season Opens with First Injury on Sparta Pond
Corry man Dexter Grems of 560 East South Street was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital for a single chin wound from a shotgun pellet three hours after opening day of duck season. He was solo in a boat on Sparta Pond when the accident occurred. game wardens were investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dexter Grems
East-South Street
Grenz
Sparta Pond
Helm to Speak at Northwestern Pennsylvania Rally in Corry
Republican auditor general candidate Helm will visit Corry for a noon arrival and an 8 30 p m rally at the Moose Club on East Washington. He will lunch with local businessmen, tour plants, and dine with area committee members before the event. Helm, a long serving state representative, has held leadership roles in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
W. Suart Helm
House of Representatives
Corry
Helm
Pennsylvania
House
Republican Policy Committee
National Legislative Conference
Council of State Governments
Pair Charged in Pa Murder and Robbery
Two Indiana County men, Robert Yarnal of Homer City and Elmer Clark of Black Lick, pleaded innocent to murder and armed robbery charges in the death of 50 year old Walter Blair of Johnstown. Blair was found shot to death near Black Lick, according to Indiana County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana, Pa
Indiana
Walter Blair
Johnstown
Robert Yarnal
Homer City
Elmer Clark
Black Lick
Blair
Pail Jeffries
Yarnal
Outside Help Sought to Solve U.N. Peace Finance Dispute
United Nations in New York reports that new proposals for financing peacekeeping operations may come from one or more small member states at a 21 nation working group meeting. The issue centers on whether the General Assembly or Security Council should set assessments and whether nations in arrears should lose voting rights under U.N. Charter Article 19. Ten countries are two years behind on dues, risking a vote loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N. Y
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
Congo
Middle East
United States
Nikolai Fedorenko
Council
Malaw
Nyasaland
U.N
GM Strike Shrinks UAW Output Across North America
United Auto Workers and General Motors negotiators reduced local plant demands amid a strike that idled about 300000 workers. layoffs pushed total U.S. and Canada employee send-home figures to 82215, with the GM Canada plant halted. The walkout began Sept 25, halting 1965 production of Chevrolet, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and Cadillac models. parts plants stayed open supplying competitors Ford and Chrysler. Over 100 of 130 local bargaining units remained unresolved as talks paused awaiting national terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesanuis
MCN
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
United States
Canada
GM of Canada
U.S
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Pennsylvania GOP taps Hevercomb as Goldwater Miller coordinator
George H. Hevercomb a Washington attorney has been named Pennsylvania coordinator for the Goldwater Miller campaign Hevercomb son of former Senator Hevercomb will coordinate state activities for the Republican National Committee the State GOP Committee and Citizens for Galpaceiler an announced key tie to the national effort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George H. Hevercomb
Pennsylvania
Goldwater Miller
Hevercomb
Senan Hevercomb
Activitas
Citizens For Gal Peceiler
Half Inch Snow Earliest Here In Recent Years
The area received its first measurable snowfall of the 1964 fall season, about a half inch, ahead of usual. Last year no snow fell until November 2 with three inches. Today’s early fall is said to be the earliest in recent memory as a cold, cloudy pattern continues ahead of winter with a cool weekend forecast from the U S Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Foolery
Mercury
Seventy Years of Service for Zion Church Organist
Clara Schetm will be honored for seventy years as Zion Lutheran Church organist, beginning when she was nine and played for a wedding at the church. The long service spans seven decades of music ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Clara Otto
Zion Lutheran Church
Clara
Schetm
Ante Bellum Corry Cure All Advertised Remedies
A fragmented 19th century ad cites Ka-Ton-Ka Indian remedy and related tonics. It markets powders pills and salves for malaria fever dyspepsia and rheumatism with testimonials claiming cure and restored health. It mentions mediaine Co and local shops and references continued stories on a following page.
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R.J
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West High School
Pawtuck
Burbank
Conrad (the Great) Gozzo
NEC
Queen
Terise
Reds
Caratas
Venezuela
South Viet Nam
Saverai Hront
Malhcel Smolen
Vere
Expeli Jorees
Associated Press
Smolen
Neuyen van Troi
Sorolan
Guipalat
National Li
State Department
Gaid Sm:ten
Caracas
Trot
Saigon
Troi
Ans
Col. Smolen
New York
George Smolen
Col
Henry Lee Choate
Choate
Red
Xier One
Harvest Daze
Corry Grange
Sherwin- Williams
North Center Street
Sears
Jobnet
Ante
Bellum Corry
Gertrude
Ibs Dian
Mediaine Co
Gerry. Rod and Gun
New Perenay
Donald McKay
Bolilo
Tomatare
Nature
Hell
Social mi Company
Ho Sue
Anthony
Oregon
Salar S
Nid Jatundey
Mms
Chasen
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