Local dog bite case and court hearing set
Morton Gross reported his son Larry was bitten by a dog while playing at Snyder Circle. The owner was spoken to and the incident settled. The boy received three tetanus booster shots. A hearing is scheduled tomorrow at 10:00 AM before Alderman Porter Bates Wyor. The accused, Clar ence Wallace, is charged with fraudulent pretense over a bad check endorsement to Wallace. The Corry Area Joint School Committee approved deducting deposits from teachers and staff for a new credit union. William L. Rooney pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a $5 fine plus costs. Mrs. Nicholas Bogden was granted a leave of absence for illness. Mrs.fld to finish term. William Smith of Conneaut, Ohio, died after ill health. funeral in Conneaut. Corry police investigate dumping trash and a cottage window break near Waterford and Union City. Jack Rooker submitted a $700 bid for Cord Cord Cord school site surveying, approved by the board. Police recovered stolen hubcaps from Harold Doan, Columbus, with ties to Jerry Baker, currently in Allegheny County Workhouse.
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Britain to Buy Polaris Missiles From U S
Britain and the United States announced an agreement for Britain to purchase Polaris missiles from the United States to arm a submarine fleet. Officials indicated Britain may buy up to about 100 missiles, tied to its submarine build program, with costs at standard U.S. contract prices plus a 5 percent contribution to R and D expenses.
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Negroes Plan Continued Race Protests in Birmingham
Racial demonstrations were planned in Birmingham with Al Hibbler leading a prayer march. Rev Ralph Abernethy and Rev L Shuttlesworth urged persistence as 96 have been arrested since last Wednesday with many cases going to Federal Court. Public Safety Director Lingo deployed 100 patrols while Martin Luther King Jr urged mass jail insurrection to press for integration. Plane designer Henry Kleckier Jr., noted WWI ONS aircraft creator, died yesterday.
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U.S. Asks Russia to Halt Laos Fighting Amid Neo-Pathet Lao Clash
Washington reports say the United States pressed the Soviet Union to use influence with North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces to stop fighting in Laos. U.S. officials note Soviet mediation may affect Geneva accord neutrality, with reports of North Vietnamese troops aiding Pathet Lao in central Laos amid Gen. Kong Le clashes.
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Bus Truck Crash Kills Woman Passenger on Turnpike
A Greyhound bus and four trucks collided on the Ohio Turnpike in Norwalk today. One woman passenger, identified as Mrs. Gloria Lofer of Lancaster Pennsylvania, died. Four others were hospitalized and forty two treated for minor injuries at Pisher-Tytus Hospital.
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Texas law repeal advocated for interracial marriage ban
Austin lawmaker calls for repealing Texas statutes that prohibit interracial marriage and adoption. The measure targets legal prohibitions in state code, urging the legislature to remove restrictions affecting couples and families.
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Boys Save Cattle and Ponies From Barn Fire
Fire at Otis Reed Farm near Edinboro started about 5 p.m. destroying a two story barn and killing five cattle. Neighbors said the Reed family recently moved after a house fire in Wattsburg. Frank Pulling of Edinboro Volunteer Fire Department reported $8,000 to $9,000 in damages with no injuries. Bernard Reed, 15, and Charles Reed, 9, led twelve cattle and two ponies to safety before flames spread beyond control.
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Canada Deliberates on Nuclear Warheads Policy
Pearson urged quick Parliament action after an Ot tawa NATO meeting set for May 22 to decide Canada's stance on hosting nuclear warheads for Bom arc missiles and interceptor forces in Europe. Diefenbaker argued the missiles are dated decoys, while Pearson pressed for full defense commitments before reassessment amid a minority government and recent party defections.
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Beav er County highway shacks burned amid union dispute
Three state highways maintenance shacks in Beaver County were set ablaze around midnight in Hanover Township Harmony Township and near Brady's Run Park. Police link the fires to a month long clash between the highway department and the Pennsylvania State Employees Council AFL CIO over job cuts. The union seeks arbitration under Act 492 and warned of court action if the dispute remains unresolved.
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State highway workers strike efforts thwarted across 12 counties
Union leaders claimed rights under Act 492 and sought a mass walkout but plan was sabotaged. State police said fewer than 200 pickets in 12 counties Beaver Allegheny Clearfield Fayette Lehigh Lancaster Washington Jefferson Armstrong Lawrence Clinton Mercer. About 250 workers have been fired since demonstrations began with 75 in Beaver County. Bloomsburg reports 40 hires to fill vacancies leaving total staff at 70 of 112.
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Youth Dies in Oxygen Chamber at hospital lab
AP report from oAYRE Pennsylvania states 16 year old William Clayton of Waverly, a part time lab worker who fed dogs in a hospital chamber died after entering a low oxygen chamber. Officials cited preexisting health problems and did not elaborate. Hospital says he was not allowed in the chamber but had entered before.
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Television Review of the Academy Awards Broadcast
EW YORK AP Television critics assess Hollywoods annual Oscar ceremony noting shaky start and later smoother pacing. The piece covers host remarks by Frank Sinatra, the shift to grouped songs, and industry concerns from Washington hearings about audience measurement. Recommendation given for Garry Moore Show on CBS at 10 to 11 EST.
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