Paragraf reports strange sky object near Warren
A resident, Antonio Scordo of Warren, saw an oval pale greenish blue object move across the northwest sky for two to three seconds around 7 30 p.m. It appeared about the size of a car and may have been two miles away, also seen by two local youngsters Curt Lyle and another boy. Local police meanwhile report an arrest on a motor vehicle larceny warrant, Frederick W. Whitmeyer, 22, of 405 Second Avenue, for stealing a car owned by James R. Young. The car wash owner, William Post of Corry, later recovered the vehicle on Second Avenue. The Corry YMCA hosted its Northwest District dinner attended by nearly 50 people. John Borek attended from out of town, and Mrs. Clifford Buesink was elected to the Northwest District Committee. Police recovered a sick appearing black and brown female dog at 621 Wayne and placed it in the city pound. A Corry man Ed win J. Becker, 29, escaped injury when his car struck guard posts while avoiding a headon collision on Route 6 west of Corry. Marriage license filings included Larry Barton and Linda Rhoades. A loss of a green plastic case with three keys was reported. A boy's Schwinn bike was stolen from the Purst home. A weekend preaching mission at the Corry Assembly of God Church runs Friday to Sunday with Rev. Joseph Roma as speaker, representing Italian immigrants in Australia.
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Antonio Scordo
Warren
Scordo
Curt Lyle
Merle Ottaway
Frederick W. Whitmeyer
Second Avenue
James R. Young
Spartansburg
Young
West Main Street
William Post
Corry
Whitmeyer
Post
Richard Peebles
Wayne Street
Aliquippa
Edwin J. Becker
Route 6
Becker
Lone. (Continued from Page One) Nurse Attack Details
Testimony recounts Miss Merlita Gargullo and three Filipino student nurses retreating to a closet while three American nurses were left in the room. Speck demanded money, produced a knife, and restrained the nurses with cord. Gloria Davy entered the room, screamed, and Speck aimed the handgun, questioning why the tying was happening.
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Merlita Garcullo
Martin
Pamela Wilkening
Patricia Matusek
Nina Schmale
Speck
Gloria Davy
Miss Davy
Davy
Miss Wilkening
Suzanne Farris
Mary Ann Jordan
Walkout threatens CBS Masters telecast and Oscar show
AFTRA strikers threaten weekend sports coverage including the Masters on CBS as engineers walkout. Network spokesmen warn of impact while some staff remain on site. The Academy Awards proceed as scheduled if the strike isn t resolved.
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Fane Oarh One
Musici
Dee Day
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Donald F. Conaway
CBS
Los Angeles
Augusta
Johnson
Punta del Este
Uruguay
NBC
Chet Hantley
Musicians union lists Denver theater as unfair
Denver notes in a recent issue of a musicians union magazine call the Tabor Theater unfair. Musicians have not played there since 1964, the year the theater was torn down.
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Denver
Colo
The
Musicians’ Union
Tabor
GOP Still Holds Edge Here Going Into Primary
Voter registration outside Erie city for the May 16 primary totals 51 915 with 31 547 Republicans 19 857 Democrats and 511 other or minor party registrants. The GOP margin over Democrats outside the city stands at 11 690 up 253 from last fall with Corry reporting 3 339 registrations 2 098 Republicans 1 215 Democrats and 26 independents or third party members.
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Erie County
Erie City
Helen L. Gressley
Gressley
Corry
Gress
Mischa Elman Dies at 76 Renowned Violinist Passes Away
Mischa Elman, famed violinist noted for many concerts, died at his New York home at age 76. He began in Russia, first performed publicly in Berlin at 12, debuted in America in 1908 and became a U.S. citizen in 1923. He married Helen Frances Katten in 1925. they had two children. Elman played almost to the end and refused to retire.
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Mischa Elman
New York
Elman
Russia
Berlin
Helen Frances Katten
San Francisco
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Northwest District Ymca Association
John Borek
State Ymca
Clifford Buesink
Larry Ray Barton
Fifth Avenue
Linda Ruth Rhoades
Richard Bogert
West Pleasant Street
Joseph Furst
Purst
Bradford
Philadelphia
T. Edward Hanley
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Hanley
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center Street
Penn‘a
Corry Savings and Laas Association
Corry, Pa
James
Kearns
Shirley Miskovsky
Okla
Hilton Geer
Curtin Harris
Washington
House
L. Mendel Rivers
D-8.c
Armed Services Committee
Thaddeus J. Dulski
D-N.y
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Robert J. Corbett
Pennsylvania
Republican Committee
D& F
Bob Church
Canter St
Tive
Senate
U.S
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Corry Car Wash
East Main Street
Carrig’s
Secret ‘Chamber
Tarzan
Tiger Tooth
P.F
BF. Goodrich
Carrig
North Center St
Gop
Hobo King
Ashland
Neb
Harry Beetison
Hobo Fraternity
Sley
Erie Plant Foods
Plant Foods Division
Erie Reduction Company
East Avenue
Erie
Big Savings
B.&w
Olargid
Polaroid
AJ Murphy
G. Co. Murphy Co
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