Erie Man Charged With Drunken Driving After One Car Crash
A 43-year-old Erie man, James Huff, was brought to Hamot Hospital in satisfactory condition after his car struck a pole, police said. Patrolmen Richard Skofecaka and J. Buisington charged Huff with driving under the influence. Erie brief items also note a Moose pancake breakfast, security officer appointment for the Soldiers and Sailors Home, a VFW dance, civil suits against Erie couples, a burglary arrest, WOTR radio on air, and various local notices and upcoming events.
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Erie
Hamot Hospital
James Huff
Richard Skofecaka
J. ©. Biusington
David 1. Lawrence
Earl E. Quinlan
Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home
Arthur Jackson
Quinlan
Jackson
VFW
Common Pleas Court
Reg Little
Benjamin Rutkowski
Ferretti
Prosper
Martin
R. D
Eric
Millcreek Townoreek
Fred Kutterna
Det
George Radaker
Nick Buto
Dolores Bliss
Patricia Sample Kutterna
Wotr Radio Now
Mira
Barney
Jenny
Tucks
Aie
Aecowils i
Snow Vetsel
Detwetive Bethomas
Carroll's Gift Shop
Abel Quahtee
Matell
Hospital Report details patient admissions and local notices
A rough hospital report lists admissions in multiple streets including White Street and North Centre Street. It names residents and ages, a 10 year old, 12 month olds, and several couples, plus local officials and a property purchase for a playground near Titusville. Also includes county budget talks, school district rate plans, and local business promotions.
Revision proposed for the consumer price index
The Latin Department seeks to update the cost of living index as American spending shifts toward television sets home appliances and fewer clothes. The existing index based on 300 goods in 46 cities may be revised by January at an estimated cost of four hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington
Latin Department
Jess Crews
Scretary of Labor
James Pitchell
Sked
House
Mitchell
Alcorn Meets Morton as Succession Buzz Grows
Washington AP Meadr Alcorn retiring Republican national chairman meets with Sen. Thurston Morton of Kentucky, viewed as likely successor. Morton flew in from Louisville saying he is exploring the chairmanship while Alcorn plans resignation next weekend when the GOP committee selects the 1960 convention location and date. Chicago bids over 500000 for GDP convention, Philadelphia 475000 cash with fringe benefits, New York 400000 plus benefits. Chicago’s offer includes 400000 cash and about 100000 for a convention program plus free convention hall revitalization.
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Alcorn
Washington
Meadr Alcorn
Republicanalional
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Moron
Louisville
New York
Chicago
Atlantic Navy Chief Warns of Soviet Missile Sub Threat
Hal Boyle reports from Norfolk that Adm. Jerauld Wright, NATO Atlantic commander, warns the Soviet Union is developing a submarine capable of launching guided missiles with atomic warheads. Wright notes Europe’s seas and North American shores are at risk as 450 Soviet subs concentrate in European waters, while Allied navies work to coordinate actions. Wright, a WWII veteran and former naval aide to Coolidge and Hoover, oversees NATO operations spanning eight nations.
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New York
Atlantic
Adm
Jerauld
Jerry) Wright
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
North America
NATO
Wright
Norfolk
U.S
South American
North Pole
South Pole
West Indies
Europe
Russia
European
America
United States
Canada
Naval Academy
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Kennedy Wisconsin tour could shape 1960 bid
Sen. John F. Kennedy plans a three day Wisconsin speaking swing from Milwaukee to Madison to gauge support for an early presidential bid. Gov. Nelson expects a test of strength with Hubert Humphrey possibly entering. Stevenson remains the long favored candidate among some.
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Humphrey
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Milwaukee
John F. Kennedy
Milake ‘Press Club
Sheboygan
Beloit
Janesville
Appleton
Madison
Pat Lucey
Gaylord Nelss
Nelson
Nelson Iide
Adlai E. Stevenson
Castro Seeks U S Loans During Visit to Washington
Fidel Castro said on TV he will seek money from the United States Export-Import Bank and other sources of credit during an unofficial visit to Washington on April 15 as Cuba faces a depleted treasury of 70 million dollars and worsening sugar prices.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
U. S
Batista
Castro
Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Japs Seek Court Reversal on U S Bases Issue
Japan asks the Supreme Court to overturn a Tokyo District Court ruling that U S bases and troops in Japan violate Article Nine of the constitution. The case centers on the 1991 US Japan security treaty and could affect Japan's defense posture and political dynamics between Liberal Democratic and Socialist parties.
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Are SU
Supreme Court
U.S
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Nobusuke Kishii
Liberal-Democratic Party
Blaze at Steubenville College Monastery Kills College President
The dean of students at the College of Steubenville was overcome by smoke in a fire at the Holy Spirit Monastery. The college president, Rev. Francis Flannagan, 40, died in the blaze on Monday. Flannagan, awakened at about 4 30 a m, saw smoke from an electric rack on the altar and was overcome while trying to alarm others. Most damage was to the altar lens.
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College Steubenville, Ohio
College of Steubenville
Holy Spirit
Francis Flannagan
Gill Memorial Hospital
Flannagan
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Jon Tinsey
Shelott
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Fries
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Pelle
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Reid
Philip Reid
North East
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Mabel
Samuel Roberts
Wiliam Goodwin
Franklin
Little Suear Creek
Cochranton
James Bailey
Iehance
Stile Department of Povests and Waters Branklin
Little Sugar Creek
Concord Community Hall
McCray
Eries
Erie County
Bik County
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Peoda R Phat Ot Watertied Beverage Co
Hotel Corry
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White Street
Duasie Manni
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Holok
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West Pleasant Wrest Bandra
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Caplan
Eve Plessint
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Ua Min Gilli Bo Miles
Speini
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Titsville
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Titusville
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Kune Aten Union
Ginnie
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Anyinhog
Edward Pea
Nowa Knell
Samel Noherts Nowakowskii
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Roberts
Rewikowall
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Bapwang
Ike's Sport Shop
Tue Pedri ‘Tannen
Eve County Libbrary
Oxterday
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Turcheilll
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Ifitnney
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Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair Frank's Auto Service
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Corry
Consumer Price
Hal Boyle
Columbus
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Shur
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Griff Coal
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