Mystery donations linked to Md congressman questioned
A California based mystery fund gave 3500 to Rep. Edward A. Garmatz of Maryland in 1964 while he led the House Merchant Marine Committee. No addressable group records or reports exist, and the donors remain unidentified. Justice Department notes also show 1500 in illegal contributions from San Francisco firms tied to other campaigns.
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Washington
California
Baltimore
House Committee On
San Francisco
Edward A. Garmatz
House Merchant Marine Committee
Garmatz
Justice Department
Pacific Coast Committee
EB. A. Garmatz
California St
Calif
Maryland
Congress
William 5
Mailliard
Rcalif
Garmats
House
Maritime Good Government Club
American President Lines
Pacific Far East Lines
Aluminum siding hangs from tree at Leonard Dyer home
Crepe paper like streamers drape a tree at Leonard Dyer’s Bear Lake residence after a garage and barn were destroyed in a fire. About 20 tons of hay stored in the barn were lost, and the barn itself was demolished.
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Leonard Dyer
R.D
Bear Lake
Virgil Endaley
Corry
Richard Mountain
R.D. 1
Dyer
Barzill Dyer
Twister-like wind damages bear lake area and fair events unfold
A storm near Bear Lake produced twister like winds causing over 5000 dollars in damage at Leonard Dyers RD 1 property. A barn and camper were destroyed while a home sustained minor damage. Several utilities reported no lasting impact. Community volunteers aided recovery as Sparta fair events continue with Denise Rose crowned Spartansburg queen and a parade schedule set for today.
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Corry
Penelec
Denise Rose
Ivan Rose
Lincolnville
Spartansburg
Sparta Merged
Gold and Silver
Sparta Grange
Robinson
Fen
Chief Captures Escapees in Corry Mix Up
A Huntington prison escapee and a Corry resident were stopped by Corry Police after a sister alerted authorities. Chief Sutton questioned the pair at the station, noting the parolee had Salvation Army ties and that a mistaken arrest could have led to gunfire. The duo was shown the new headquarters during the tour. A later item reports Germany’s September retail price index at 24.1 percent over 1962 base.
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Huntington x Pa
Corry
Corry State Police
Charles Datton
East Columbus
Mition
Sutton
Salvation Army
Huntington
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Federal Statistical Office
Former Erie Superintendent Named To Head CAMPS At $12,000
Dr. Joseph H. Zipper, former Erie school superintendent, was named executive director of CAMPS, the Erie area manpower planning consortium. He will be paid 12000 annually from a 721000 federal program, to coordinate local agencies, advise Erie officials, and identify current and future manpower needs and gaps for government and industry.
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Erie
Joseph H. Zipper
CAMPS
Erie Area
Dennia Frushone
Zipper
U.S. Department of Labor
Louis Tulllo
Ont
Tullion
U.S. Senate
Tullio
Congress
Hijackers Refuse Demands to Move Hostages in Desert Standstill
Palestinian guerrillas and Jordanian authorities clash over moving 280 hostages from five planes in the Jordanian desert as a dust storm rages. Negotiators report unified calls for all hostages to be freed and a possible Amman transfer, while the Popular Front remains unrevealed.
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Associated Press
Israel
Iraq
Syria
Amman
Andre Rochat
International Red Cross
Geneva
Marcel Naville
International Red Cross Committee
Hague
Anl
Popular Front
Desert
Ex-Corryite McQuiston Seeks Speedy Trial From Virginia to Erie
A former Corry man, Dale C. McQuiston, now in a Virginia prison, filed a writ in the Erie County clerk of courts for a speedy trial on a charge not on his Erie record. He awaits parole detainer effects and extradition actions tied to Virginia and North Carolina crimes, including abduction and shooting a police officer. The case underscores pending legal actions and local court awaiting further trials.
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Virginia
Erie County Clerk of Courts
Dale C. MacQuiston
West Smith Street
North Carolina
McQuiston
Erie County
Corry Concrete Block Co
Shady Avenue
George Wilson
the Journal Today
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Ice
Con
Corry
Suffolk
Nansemond County
Sheriff's Department
Bankers Skeptical On Prime Rate Drop Amid Election Talk
New York AP report shows bankers nationwide doubtful of a sharp prime rate decline from 8 percent, despite Secretary Stans predicting cuts. They cite high money costs and loan demand, while officials in Cincinnati Salt Lake and Detroit offer cautious views and note political pressure around elections.
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New York
Maurice Stans
Hae
George Scott
First National City Bank
New
Cincinnati
Chicago
First National Bank
Richard Wilde
Ae National Bank of
Salt Lake
Washington
House Banking Committee
Wright Patman
D-Tex
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Patman
Stan
William Zentz
Bank of the Commonwealth of Detroit
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Maine
Small Boy Linked to Theft and Arson Attempt
City police probe a burglary and attempted arson linked to a local primary school. A boy with a rifle and air pistol was found in the municipal lot after a woman alerted authorities. He said an older boy forced him to steal, but school records place the other boy in class. Initial reports say a residence was entered, a fire started, and valuables stolen, with damage described as a charred TV and burned carpet. investigators say the scene was disturbed and the air pistol and likely the rifle were taken from the home. The case remains under active investigation.
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Maple Avenue
George Paden
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Paden
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Karen's Beauty and Gift Shop
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Sparta Fair Queen
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