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Kane resident percent Bailey marks 01st birthday quietly. County road improvements total 1 million dollars funded by State Highway Departments. County prison plans evolve as jail and civic center proposals face funding and federal aid options. Erie School District debt stands at over 15 million with redemption and interest due in 1961. Weather outlook shows cool start with warming trend and periodic showers. Downtown Meadville blackout affected traffic signals. Fluoridation talk at Du Bois Rotary endorses water fluoridation in 125 state communities. Casale indicted for income tax evasion 1954-58, owed 39 thousand. Erie tax liens exceed 2 million with paving and new projects to come. Mayor Tibusville relief funds and fuel reimbursements noted. Funeral notices for Frederick Wars and others appear. U.S. Savings Bond reporting options explained by John A. Ringler. St Paul’s Lutheran Erie plans a 165k educational building. City Water Department finances show modest growth in five years. Warren County drivers suspended for reckless charges. Ojibway ice cutter aids Buffalo harbor navigation. 12-year-old dies after fall in Pittsburgh.
American Hurt By Grenade In Saigon Strife
An American, Howard C. Thomas of Fort Myers Florida, was wounded in the right eye when a grenade exploded near his residence in Saigon. Thomas, here eight months advising the Diem government on airport facilities, was treated at Clark Air Base. His wife and two sons accompany him. Another American official, Dolph B. Owens of Tuscaloosa and his Vietnamese driver were killed in a Viet Cong attack south of Saigon last November.
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Simeon
South Viet Nam
Naverber
Alan
Viet Nam
Viet Cone
Comite Fuk Eles
Fort Myers
Ray
Frase Moms
Une Venade
Offiers Sauk
Thomis
Pny ‘Pines
US Air Yores
Clark Prete
Fiomas
Wis
Aheh
U. S
Elbridge Durbrow
Thomas
Neo Dinh Diem
William Dy
Bruce
Dolph B. Qwens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Saigon
Foreign Firearm Tied to Slaying at Maryland Couple’s Home
Montgomery County detectives report a foreign made pistol used in the apparent double murder of Paige R. Blake and his wife Sarah. Bodies found ten days ago in their locked Pottstown home. Lab analysis identified bullets from foreign make. one from each body and one from the bed headboard. A bedspread was found placed over Mrs. Blake to muffle sound.
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Pottstown
Ratari
Paige R. Blake ES
Sarah
Charles Moody
Montgomery
Moody
State Aide Back At Work After Six Weeks In Hospital
William R. Davlin, state commerce secretary, returns to work after more than six weeks in the hospital for cancer treatments. He says, I feel good, I surely do, and doctors are optimistic the treatments have addressed my problem. Davlin, 49, led efforts to attract new industry to the state.
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Willam R. Davlin
Davlin
Premiere planned for Tirro mass in Omaha Symphony setting
Religion in the News out of Omaha reports Frank Tirro, a Northwestern graduate student, wrote a mass blending Gregorian chant with modern jazz elements for trumpet sax and rhythm. The piece titled Jury Folk Mass features choir from Woodlawn Emanuel Lutheran Church and may debut April 17 with the Omaha Symphony or a similar ensemble.
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Omaha
Neb
Iptore
Tirvo
Riss
Outadha Symphony
Gnu Symphonie Chorus
Rey OW Sotnak
Woodlawn Emanuel Lutheran Church
Chicago
University of Chicago
Geoffrey Beaumont
St. George's
Tirro
University of Nebraska
Beaumont
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Frank
Episcopal Chapel
Disciples
Mansfield Urges Help For Viet Nam
Senator Mike Mansfield calls on the Kennedy administration to aid South Viet Nam by expanding its 150000 man army to counter the Viet Cong and prevent Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. He warns the danger could affect the United States and asks for consideration of Diem’s request for additional troops amid rising terrorism.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Kennedy
South Viet Nam
Mansfield
Senate
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
United States
Laos
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
Saigon
Plan to Build DCAM Jet Slashes Air and Cargo Fares
Douglas Aircraft Co said yesterday it would build a DCAM jet plane that could cut first class fares by 20 percent and cargo rates by 50 percent. The plan aims to aid labor surplus areas via the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority. Daylin, a vice president of the American Industrial Development Council, plans to attend its Dallas meeting tonight.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Douglas Aircraft Co
Pennsylvania Industral Development Authority
Daylin
Dallas
Tex
American Industrial Development Council
Three Astronauts Undergo Intense Refresher Tests
Three Mercury program astronauts, Marine Lt Col John G. Glenn Jr., Air Force Capt. …, undergo intensive refresher tests on a giant centrifuge at the Naval Air Development Center in Johnsville, Pa. The 4th series simulates spaceflight accelerations as NASA narrows a candidate for a Redstone rocket flight to Cape Canaveral. The tests, begun Thursday, place crews in the centrifuge gondola at the end of a 40-foot arm to endure 16-minute nonorbital burn experiments aboard the Ventrifuge.
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Johnsville
Naval Air Development Center
National Aeronauics and Space Administration
MIT at 100 Celebrates Brain Power and Global Impact
Cambridge MIT marked its centennial with a four day gathering of 150 leading brains from 30 nations. Nobel laureates and university presidents attended sessions noting MIT's role in radar, Polaris guidance, and submarine navigation. The conferences, closed to newsmen, highlighted the era of rapid reeducation and global population growth.
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Cambridge
Soviet Union
Masschusetts Institute of Technology
Earth
MIT
Jerome B. Wiesner
Kennedy
Spall
Epidemic Report in Ethiopia Cites Yellow Fever Deaths
The League of Red Cross Societies said multiple houses and people have died from yellow fever in Ethiopia but no further details of the outbreak have been supplied.
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Geneva
League of Red Cross Societies
Ethiopia
Grissom and Shepard Profile From Mitchell and East Derry
Virgil I. Grissom, a native of Mitchell Indiana, and Navy Cmdr Alan B. Shepard Jr. of East Derry New Hampshire are highlighted in a biographical note. The text outlines their origins and military service, noting Grissom as an American aviator and astronaut and Shepard as a pioneering astronaut.
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Virgil I. Grissom
Mitchell, Ind
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
East Derry, N.H
Trial of Eichmann Dominates Controversy in Israel
In Jerusalem a six column debate on Adolf Eichmann’s Tuesday trial unfolds with clashing views. Some argue the case risks internal Jewish strife and cost, others see education for youth and a needed moral reminder amid calls for or against capital punishment.
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Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Jerusa
Jem Post
Eichmann
Herce
Israel
Gestapo
Buenos Aires
David Eet
Meir Gossman
Jerusalem Post
Richard Lichthelm
Germany
Kentlley
Lichthelm
Eiehmann
Bichmann
Holy Land
Infant Puckly Dies At WCA Hospital
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Puckly Jr died last evening at WCA Hospital Jamestown after transfer from Corry Memorial Hospital Born March 28 at Corry hospital. Survived by parents paternal grandparents Mrs and Mr Frank Puckly Sr and Mrs E Decker and Arthur Smith. Interment in St Elizabeth Cemetery. Bracken Funeral Home in charge.
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Ann Jucky
Frank Puckly Jr
Corry
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry Hospital
Frank Puckly Sr
R. D
E. Decker
Erle
Arthur Smith
St Elizabeth's Cemetery
Bracken
Hone
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Fred W. Lamberton
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Turner Road
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Bernard Rokoski
DuBois Rotary Club
Samuel Casale
Dunkirk
Casale d& Co. Inc
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Frank Burger
Marguerite Alberstadt
Tibusville
Tay
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Tle
Reele
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Nother
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Waleter
Albert
Almon
Fnater
Raviig
Cathers
Younestown
Ohio
Blanche Goldfiieh
Waener
New York
John A. Ringler
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U.S
St Paul's. Lutheran Church
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Erie Finance
George Brabender
City Water Department
Warren County
Department of Revenue
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Alford T. Hanson
Columbus
Buffalo
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Pittsburgh
Donald Neubert
Beechview
South Side Hospital
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
General Auto Repair
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Fogle Lumber'co
Franklin B. Corry
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ST. Mary's Auditorium
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Amstrost
Puckly
WCA
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Oscar E. Benson
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Crushed Stone Co
Easton
Delaware County
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Jim Hammond
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