Chilean Frei wins landslide in presidential vote
Eduardo Frei, pro Western moderate leftist, lands a decisive Chilean presidential victory. U S officials hail the result as a democratic check on communism amid claims of outside influence. Allende accuses opponents and foreign money of shaping the race as celebrations erupt.
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Chil
Santiago
Chile
Eduardo Frei
Washington
U. S
Sen
Frei
Salvador Allende
Colba
Chilean voters elect pro American moderate leftist president
Chilean voters elect Sen. Eduardo Frei a pro American moderate leftist to the presidency amid stark shifts in regional politics. The report notes a scathing critique of Peking by Chinese Communists and references a broader struggle over communism’s split.
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Eduardo Frei
Khrushchev
Peking
Red
Palmira Togliatti
Two White Men Acquitted In Negro Death In Georgia
In DaNMLLVILLE Georgia two white men, Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers, were acquitted after a three hour trial in the Washington Negro educator Lembel Penn death case. They still face federal conspiracy charges under civil rights law for alleged injuring threatening and intimidating Penn and two companions. Penn, an Army Reserve lieutenant colonel, was killed July 1 by a shotgun from a passing car while en route home from Ft. Benning. The state called the killing senseless. Sims and Myers remain in Madison County sheriff custody as they await transfer to federal officers. Bonds set at 520,000 each. Federal maximum penalty plus fine. Indictment by a federal grand jury expected early next year. Defense attorney James Hudgon cited support from friends. Continued continuation noted.
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Lembel Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
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Superior Court
Cary Skelton
Sims
Myers
PBI
Penn
Washington
Ft. Bending
Madison County
James Hudgon
Clete
Dems Close Gap in Local Registration Swap
In a Municipal Building session the Democratic Party neared parity with the GOP. Registered: 124 Republicans, 115 Democrats, 6 independents. Observers linked the shift to dissatisfaction with Barry Goldwater, noting the GOP may be losing ground in this traditional stronghold.
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Corry
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GOP
Goldwater
Dives For Oar Erie Man Drowns In Rough Water
Erie man Max Filipow sis, 48, drowned while fishing on Lake Erie after an oar slipped from his companion’s hands. Carl Bates, 43, and Thomas B. Ulam, 49, were in a motor boat when conditions grew rough and the engine failed. Bates rowed toward shore, the oar slipped, and Filipow disappeared, with his body recovered shortly after.
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Max Filipowsis
Lake Erie
Snear
Carl Bates
Harborcreek
Thomas B. Ulam
Pittshingh
Bates
Filipowski
Nuclear test explodes at Nevada underground site
A nuclear test occurred yesterday at the Atomic Energy Commission underground test site in Nevada. It marked the 14th test announced this year and the first since August 23.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Needless Rescue Attempt Fatal In Home Fire
Huck Hay Pa AP A pre dawn fire engulfed a two story frame home killing Albert Miller 53 and his wife Ruth 43. Three children and a granddaughter escaped. Cause under investigation. Fire marshal to probe. The couple stayed inside seeking two year old granddaughter Gini unaware she was safe. Siblings Sylvester 24 Rhoda 22 and Doris Jean 21 fled to safety. Three Lock Haven fire companies battled the blaze as the house was destroyed.
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Huck Hay
Albert Miller
Ruth
Sylvester
Rhoda
Doris Jean
Lock Haven
Brothers Granted Light Sentences In Auto Fatality Case
Two area brothers, Robert L. Johnson and Lorvie R. Johnson, received probation and small fines after Warren County court proceedings following a June 24 two car crash that killed 12 year old Raymond Higley Jr. and injured three others. The reckless driving charge was dropped. the men faced involuntary manslaughter originally.
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Warren County Court
Corry
Robert L. Johnson
R D. 1
Youngsville
Lorvie R. Johnson
Sugar Grove
Vincent J. Trentini
Alexander C.iel, Jr
Trentini
Robert
Lorrie
Raymond Higley Jr
Miller campaign launch attacks Humphrey ADA links
Miller assails Hubert Humphrey as tied to Americans for Democratic Action and labels ADA as trying to subvert government. He cites President Johnson and notes Goldwater and Miller will campaign in western New York with plans including a Phoenix stop before returning.
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Willian EL Miller
Hh Caanpanges
Uhce
Hubert H. Hunmphrey
Congress
Miller
Humphrey
Cwn
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Barry Goldwater
New York City
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Hlewas
Is Fame
Johnson
America
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Young Mother Saves Two Children From Barn Fire
Donna Burbules 30, in serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after rescuing her 3 year old daughter Colleen and Jerelyn from a burning barn. Colleen and Jerelyn were inside when flames leveled the structure. Fire officials said children may have started the fire with matches. Jerelyn was thrown from a window and survived.
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Yeterday
St. Vincent's Hospital
Donna Barbules
Colleen
Jerelyn
St. Vincent's
Kuhl Hose
Perry HiWay
Physician hired to join Pennsylvania Health Department
Dr. Cole M. Whitlock Jr. of Brigham City Utah joins the Pennsylvania Health Department as a physician in the division of occupational health. Whitlock 41 named to a 14657 dollar a year post yesterday by Secretary of Health Charles L Wilbur.
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Coleman M. Whitlock Jr
Brigham City
Utah
Pennsylvania Health Department
Occupational Health
Whitlock
Charles L. Wilbur
Labor Day holiday traffic deaths rise across nation
An Associated Press survey shows holiday traffic deaths mounting during Labor Day week with estimates of about 494 fatalities in the first hours and a total near 506 for the weekend. The National Safety Council warned the initial hours are the most dangerous as cars travel about 8.4 billion miles.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Associated’ Press
Yearly Meeting Of Hospital Set Sept 16th
The Corry Memorial Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting at the YMCA on September 16. A committee was formed to handle arrangements, and voting members who contributed $50 or more to the hospital within the past year prior to September 13, 1964 will be eligible to attend.
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YMCA
Uys
Ainenber
Route 6 Bypass Redesign Near Completion
Civic Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Commerce backs the Corry Route 6 bypass as Wilfred P. Madigan says redesign near two weeks away. Federal withdrawal forced a shift from four to two lanes with 10 foot shoulders. local officials press Harrisburg for action while minor route adjustments continue near West Columbus Avenue and a State Fish Hatchery pine stand. Harold Reslink and Ford O'Dell urged active backing, coordinating with Madigan's office.
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Pennsylvania
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Washington
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Firesman Highway Advisory Commission
Ford O'Dell
Madigan
West Columbus Avenue
Meridian Desegregation Bid Faces Federal Suit
Civil rights leaders plan to file a federal suit to desegregate white grade schools after Meridian officials rejected five Negro enrollment attempts. Ben Chaney, 12, and others were blocked as authorities kept a wary watch. four other Mississippi districts are under court orders to desegregate.
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Miss
Council of Federated Organizations
Ben Chaney
James Chaney
Clarksdale
Canton
Tuniar
Tuniar Senior High School
Jubal Madison County
Marka’ Juniar Senior High School
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Spalieattins
Nextro
Anita Thogee
Coro
Malaysian Riots Claim Nine Lives Across Nation
Malaysian authorities blame Indonesian agents for widespread rioting causing nine deaths. The king declares a national security area authorizing curfews and bans on illegal gatherings while Indonesia warns of action against Malaysia. UN Security Council to discuss Malaysia’s charges amid reports of air drops and undercover activity.
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Muntysr Tap
Simapores Woolage
Malaysia
Indonesia
Su |Karno
Antara
Singapore
Malaccg Straits
Labis
Johore
Kuala Lumpur
Acheson to Press Johnson on Cyprus Crisis
Former secretary of state Dean Acheson will meet President Johnson Tuesday to urge a path to a long term Cyprus settlement. He returned from Geneva with progress on Greek Turkish differences but warned Archbishop Makarios’s actions hindered mediation. He warned war could break out in 25 minutes if peace fails.
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Johnson
Cyprus
Washines
Geneva
Makatios
Acheson
Truman
Mediterranean
Greece
Turkey
Dean Rusk
Plane Lands Amid Construction at Law rence Airport
New York pilot Andrew Schwenk of Cheektowaga landed a light plane at Lawrence Airport amid active earth moving and a closed runway marked by missing wind sock. Police reviewed potential charges but declined, noting airport closure had been publicly announced. Officials urged pilots to consult the Airman's Guide and state aviation records before flying to Erie area fields.
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Lawrence
Corry City
Richard Skillman
Buller Substation
Andrew Schwenk
Cheektowaga
N.V
Trucker Killed After Collision Near Zelienople Pennsylvania
A panel truck rear ended a tractor trailer on Route 18 near Zelienople in Bittle County. The panel truck driver from West Virginia died at the scene. The big truck driver was not hurt. Richard Sunners, 48, West Virginia, identified the deceased.
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Bittle County
Panal
Richard Sunmers
West Virginia
Rosh Hashana Marks Start Of Jewish Rites
Rosh Hashana begins the Jewish High Holidays marking the New Year. Ten days later Yom Kippur closes the period of reflection. Rabbis describe the days as a time for meditation, forgiveness, and preparing for the coming year.
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Rabbi Gewirtz
Philadelphia
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