Multiple Local Incidents Span Theft Accidents And Grants
State police investigate a minor Route 6 accident near the Roadside Rest involving Dale R. Grove of Rocky Grove and an unnamed Erie driver. Corry youths held for burglary damage totaling about $3,000 at East Main Street firm. Joan Jansen, 6th grader, to compete in Erie spelling bee. 13-year-old Clarendon girl Lois Colvin ill after Warren crash. Charles Warriner, 4, dead, others injured. Bid opening April 17 for Presque Isle Park concessions. Army cot theft reported at Titusville Civil Defense hospital storage. YMCA changes adult swim class time to 9 p.m. near Union City, Pa. Truck collision near Union City causes minor damage. Louis Lisi, 1, Dunkirk youth, sentenced for grand larceny. Potter County to determine inquest following Preston Elway death. Snow Run bridge contract awarded to Cross and Company Contractors, Union City, for $19,764. Therapeutic walker loan for local child delivered after appeal. Harry Seabrooke becomes early Lake Erie ice-season fisherman, reaches Sandusky.
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West Main Street
Corry
Edward Pass
East Main Street
Merrill Patterson
Erie County
Union City
Snow Run
Warren County
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Harrisburg
Cross and Company
Tidioute
Marersere
Centennial Inc Meeting Postponed To Monday Night
The final meeting of Centennial Inc originally slated for tonight has been postponed until Monday night. The meeting will be held Monday in the Municipal Building at 7 p.m. to conduct final accounting of the corporation’s financial condition as it winds up the celebration.
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Centennial, Inc
Drive To Lure Industries To SW PennsylvaniA
The Regional Industrial Development Corp announces an $11 million industrial development fund to aid nine counties in Southwestern Pennsylvania. The fund will partner with external capital to finance new enterprises, with $1 million from stock sales to utilities and businesses. A bankers’ meeting is planned for next month to discuss the plan.
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Pittsburgh
Regional Industrial Development Corp
Pennsylvania
Ares
Robert H. Ryan
REDC
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Fayette
Greene
Lawrence
Westmoreland
Washington
Ryan
Ape Rest
Sarah Churchill Engaged to Baron Audley in London
Actress Sarah Churchill daughter of Britain's former prime minister announces engagement to Baron Audley, a London artist and designer and Worcestershire regiment major. Audley, 48, says the couple will marry soon after his comment to reporters at his flat near Mayfair. He has been married once before.
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Baron Churchill
Britain
Baron Audley
London
Lord Audley
Worcestershire Regiment
Mayfair
Sarah
Surplus Boosts Pennsylvania Revenues in 1961 62 Outlook
Pennsylvania fiscal 1961 62 revenues exceed estimates by 3.7 million through March with a 395 147 000 total for the period June 1 1961 to March 31 1962. March sales taxes beat estimates while corporate net income tax receipts rose sharply aiding a larger surplus as April and May loom. A Lawrence administration forecast expects an 8.7 million surplus by June 30 and a portion earmarked for public schools in the next budget. Gas leaks forced evacuation at Riverdale Grade School as fire crews and United Natural Gas investigated a basement leak leaving classes dismissed.
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Harrishurg
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Brazil Leader Lands U S Help Visit Opens With Praise
President Joao Goulart of Brazil begins a six day Washington visit with praise for U S aid to Latin America and a caution to democracies to uphold the rule of law. He will address Congress and meet President Kennedy as the Treasury announces 129 million dollars in U S aid.
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Joao Goillart
Brazil
U.S
Latin America
Congress
Kennedy
Gaulart
Andrews Air Force Base
White House
Dean
OAS
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
United States
Goulart
Girl Killed by Truck in Dauphin County Crossing
Frances Harris, nine, of Dauphin, was struck and killed last night when she ran into a moving truck on Route 22 in front of her home. The incident occurred near her Harrisburg area residence, and authorities began an investigation into the fatal crash.
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Harrisburg
Frances
Shorter
Dauphin
Red Dust Problem Plagues Philadelphia Waterfront Residents
Freeholder Michael J. Conroy reports residents see red dust from piles of red iron ore along the Philadelphia waterfront. Winds blow the ore dust across the Delaware River, staining clothing and entering homes. The Board of Freeholders asks Mayor H. J. Tate to remedy the situation.
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Uluuce
Michael J. Conroy
Conroy
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Board of Freeholders
H. J. Tate
Shoes Stolen From Car In Pittsburgh Left Foot Joke
A thief stole about $800 worth of women and girls shoes from a Pittsburgh car yesterday. The punch line notes the shoes are all for the left foot, and questions what good the theft will do him.
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Pittsburgh
Surplus Food Stopped Over Downtown Boycott
Birmingham city officials voted to withdraw the city's share of a 100000 surplus food program after a Negro boycott of downtown stores. The move would affect about 18750 for the remaining months, with Jefferson County communities still supporting the rest of the program. Mayor Hanes said action aims to nip the boycott in the bud as Negro leaders demand desegregation in hiring, restrooms, and fountains.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County
Arthur J. Hanes
Astronauts Reject Free Homes Offer From Houston Builders
In a Houston tied episode readers learned seven NASA astronauts declined a $24,000 furnished home offer. The decision came through adviser C Leo DeOrsey who relayed it after government questions, with Lt Col John Glenn and crew noting motives could be misunderstood.
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America
Great Heart of Texas
Houston Home Builders Association
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Uly
John A
Shorty) Powers
Voice of the Distronauts
C. Leo DeOrsey
The
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DeOrsey
Houston
Manned Space Flight Center
White House
Pentagon
NASA
Tol
John H. Glenn Jr
Woman Freed After Two Years In Indiana Prison
Connie Nicholas, 47, released from Indiana Women's Prison after serving a two year term for the fatal shooting of Forrest Teel, 54, vice president of Lilly & Co. She left with tears, accompanied by her sister and brother-in-law, and said Teel spurned her for a younger woman after a 15 year affair. The parole board approved her release. she had been sentenced to 2 1 2 years by an all male jury. Teel was shot in his car in July 1958.
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Ind
Connie Nicholas
Indiana Women’s Prison
Nicholas
Tme
Thomas Blankence
New Whiteland
Forrest Teel
EW Lilly & Co
Teel
State
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Warren General Hospital
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Charles ‘H. Warriner
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Louis F. Greenawalt
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YMCA
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Dunkirk
Louis Lisi
Chautauqua
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Lisi
Potter County
Preston Elway
Elway
Allegheny River
Corry Post
VFW
Mark Savko
R.D.1
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Thomas Cragg
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Lake Erie
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