Rule Lana Daughters Court Battle Sparks Juvenile Case
In a dramatic juvenile court scene, Cheryl Crane faces potential trial as a juvenile for a serious charge. Authorities cite lack of parental control as a key question while attorney William H. MeKessell notes Lana Crane’s remarks about finding a proper home. Testimony draws sympathy for the teenager as proceedings continue with a private hearing set for April 24.
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Cneeyi
Wituy
Juvenile Court
Cheryl
William HW
California
Lana
Crane
Por
Improved Standards Said To Help Teacher Shortage In Pa
Harrisburg PA Education officials in Pennsylvania urged higher standards for teachers, principals, and superintendents to attract better candidates and raise salaries. Superintendent Boehm cited raises tied to advanced degrees, and a statewide conference with 200 representatives from 75 colleges discussed certification and examinations, with a vote favoring reading courses for teachers but opposing a statewide exam.
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Boehm
Harrisburg
Dehharles H. Boehm
Pennsylvania
United States
Pennnsylvania
Distillers Open Reform Meet After Probe
The Distillery Workers Union with 30,000 members opens another convention today to comply with AFL-CIO reform demands. After a near riot at last November’s cleanup convention, factions led by Joseph ONeill and John C. McKiernan debate secret ballot voting and leadership renewal to avoid AFL-CIO expulsion.
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Washington WI
Distillery Workers Union
Senate
Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
N. d
Peter ‘M. McGagin
Gio-Afl
George Meany
Joseph O'Neill
Chicago
John C. McKiernan
Louisville
McKiernan
McGavin
Mit
Protestors Ignore AEC Order Sparks Pacific Test Sail
Albert Bigelow of Cos Cob Conn defies Atomic Energy Commission and plans to sail into the nuclear test area in the Pacific. He states the mission will continue despite official orders, aiming to Marshall Islands waters for protest amid radio reports.
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Golden Rule
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Albert Bigelow
Cortender
Maine
Bigelow
Cos Cob
Marais
Lomeron
Mirshall Island
War Hero Dies In Plane Crash On Virginia Peak
Vaut-Arthur Kois tinen 37 of Linden New Jersey died in a plane crash on a Virginia mountain peak. The WWI veteran flew over 30 missions in Germany and survived nine months in a prisoner of war camp. His burned twin engine Apache was found, wristwatch stopped at 11:20, fate unknown.
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Galax
Vaut
Arthur Koistinen
Germany
Virginia
Koistinen
Linden
N. J
Buckhannon
W. Va
Clearfield
Sumatra
Plder Kolathnen Sul
New DA Named Greensburg Pa Richard McCormick
Greensburg lawyer Richard McCormick was appointed Westmoreland County District Attorney to succeed Earl Teint. The Westmoreland County court approved the appointment last night amid a unanimous vote.
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Greensburg. Pa
Richard
McCormick
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Disteis
Dover
En Lane
Earl
Jobless claims rise in Pennsylvania during late week
State Bureau of Employment Security reports 949,522 continued unemployment claims for the week ended April 4, up 9,607 from the prior week. Officials cited 10,090 claims delayed due to Good Friday shutdowns and processing backlogs.
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Pennsylvania
State Bureau of Employment Security
CBS Walkout Spreads as Technicians Meet For Talks
CBS and technicians hold talks mediated by Gilbert McCutcheon to end a six day walkout now reaching St Louis and other cities. Key issues are wages and job security with tape work and film processing disputed. NBC and ABC crews also negotiate with a separate union.
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Washington
Nestollators
Gilbert McCutcheon
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
St. Louisa
KMOX
Federal Communications Commission
ROC
Robert E. Lee
CBS
Union
Weather Bureau
Midwest
St. Louis
CBS Radio J
New York
Hollywood
San Francisco
Chicago
Milwaukee
Boston
Hartford
Conn
National Broadcasting | Co
American Broadcasting | Co
National Association of Broadce
Youths jailed for dynamite plot to kill mother for life policy
Two Idaho Falls youths, Charles Feely and Monte Moore, admitted dynamite set to kill Roene Gosser and claim a 320000 double indemnity. Feely and Moore, aged 18 and 21, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder and waived a 48 hour waiting period before sentencing. Judge Martin sentenced them to up to 14 years each. Gosser, 24, was injured but recovering. her 15 month old child was unharmed. A brother, Dennis Moore, 20, faces related charges as explosions continued in the city.
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Wako Fall
Charles M. Feely
Monte D. Moore
Henry S. Martin
Idaho Falls
Roene Gosser
Netwit
Moore
Miss Gaseser
Dennis
Dale Hay
Air Force Aims World Distance Flight From Tokyo to Madrid
Air Force plans a second plane to attempt a nonstop Tokyo to Madrid flight to set a world distance record. KC-19 Stratotanker under Lt. Fancher from San Jose will launch with jet stream winds prevailing. Earlier plane faltered despite favorable upper air currents over Azores.
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Air Force
Yokota Air Bare
Japan
US Air Force
Tukyo
Madrid
Duck Ni Fancher
San Jose
Calif
Howat Bat
Azores
U S NATO Reject Reds Terms For Summit Meet
International Soundphoto notes a swimming pool at the upscale Pacific Gardens apartment hotel is endangered while reports indicate the United States and NATO plan to reject terms proposed by the Reds ahead of a summit.
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U.S
NATO
Pacific Gardens
International Soundphoto
Reply Scheduled By Thursday The Unacceptable Terms Price
United States plans consul talks with NATO allies to reject Russia terms for a summit. Soviet government proposes Moscow talks by Thursday, delivering a note deemed unacceptable by the White House. Speculation arises over Soviet intent and possible motives behind the note. Western powers, led by the United States Britain and France, urge a staged approach beginning with talks in Moscow and a foreign ministers meeting before a top level summit.
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Washington
United States
NATO
Russia
Moscow
Thuwsday
Andrei Gromyo
Fremier Khrushchev
Riusalit
France
Wang Group
Moscow i
Sessiesa
Itr
Police Cite Brothers Here For Disorder
Charles Huffman 28 on Second Avenue on parole from a manslaughter conviction for kicking his baby daughter to death was involved in a fight with his brother Elmer Huffman. Elmer sought no charges but police plan disorderly conduct charges against both after a confrontation that led to Elmer’s hospital visit and X ray.
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Wharles G. Huffman
Second Avenue
Brother
Huffman
Elmer Huffman
Elmer
Tay Drake
Drake
Wisi
Porter Auer
Corry Memon Hospital
Charles Huffman
Western Penitentiary
Cory’ Memon Hospital
Sputnik II Mission Death Report and Sky Observations
A fragmented report notes the fate of Sputnik II and mentions the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory providing approximate observer times. It references orbital passes from Hudson Bay to Maine and mentions a nightly eastward track with dawn visibility over western Portugal and Castile regions, citing astronomical observers and locations.
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Grestiencrn
Smithsonian
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Hudson's Bay
Maine
Ethreal Lakes
Tidilis
Castile and
Montini
Mexico
Fay
Tartie Eete
Flovtlse
Ariel
Man Admits Murder by Self Inflicted Wound in West Virginia
Williamson West Virginia man Ellabeth Paige admitted to shooting a man at Oakloud Veterans Memorial Hospital and then turning the revolver on himself. He told officers of an argument over disputed items and claimed the other man had been tied to a chair during the incident.
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Aera Tay Beas
Dollee
Horokthel
Alguera
Williamson
Néeywu-wa
Oaklound Veterans
Ellabeth Paige
Corry Man Charged With Driving While Under Suspension
Corry man Lawrence Jewell, 23, of R. Dx. Cony, was picked up by State Police yesterday for allegedly operating while under a suspended license. He appeared before a justice of the peace, pled not guilty, and posted $500 bond. He may be released or held for the next session of Potter County court.
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Boehm
State Council of Education
Chicago
Ainee
Barry Cool
Cook
Crimming
Frank Ferlic
Margaret
Patrick J
Deeley
Doftor
Lincoln Park
Arthur Kirk Besley
Ferle
Besley
Miss Gallagher
Gallagher
Lake Shore Drive
Ferlic
Halton Grant
John Reid
Judith Mae Andersen
Reid
Andersery
Ferric
Goole
North Side
Corry
Troopeus
Lawrence Jewell
R. Dx. Cony
Jewell
Justice of the Peace
Bullers
AL Thalini
Pele County
Burtery
Erie Man Suffered Back Injury In Auto Crash Near Wattsburg
An Erie man sustained critical back injuries when his car left Toul Home 130 north of Wattsburg, rolled several times, and struck a tree. The crash occurred last night. he was transported to Im Sten Memorial Hospital in Union City. Other occupants suffered lesser injuries. Police cited excessive speed as a factor. damages estimated at $1,200.
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Wattsburg
Im Sten Memorial Hospital
Union City
Aroken Bie
Oran Schrock
Ely
Robert Ain BY
Lawrence Park
Lacern
Ronald Wrntek
Ys Ricle
Imeerations
Jaqnes Whitehead
Eric
Fever Cubs
Bale Police
Cory
Whitehead
Dumiges
Leva
Traveling Thug Back In Prison
AGILE, inr Corge Edwierd Gasser, once released from Brooke County prisons after 14 years, is jailed again on a robbery charge. He allegedly robbed the Bank of Poilansbee of 1680 dollars yesterday, then surrendered. Authorities moved him to Wheeling for arraignment before a U.S. commissioner. Gasser blames unemployment and inability to find work for the crime.
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Agile
Corge
Tirgoke
Gawke
Weilsburg
PBI
Hny
Hote
Red Cross Drive Ends With 8017 in Tee Chapter
The Red Cross drive reports $8,017 raised with scattered returns still to come. We contributed $3,017 toward an 89,7100 quota, with most funds staying local and some sent to the national organization. Chapter chairman Charles Clark thanked volunteers James Allyn James Hobbins Phyllis Galbreath Doris Baldwin and all workers.
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The
Red Cross
Tee
Charles Clirk
James Allyn
James Hobbins
Phyllis Galbreath
Doris
Marine Killed As Car Overturns On Beach Near City
A car overturned on a beach south of the city killing one marine and injuring three others. The dead serviceman was identified as Oak domes F, 21, of Bobtown Chiwenn County Pa. Injured were Roy A ves, 21, Atlanta. Rue Smith, 19, Forrest County Mississippi. and William TL Hall, 1. Police said the Marines were on leave from Camp LeJeune, N.C. An ambulance driver said the men were thrown from the vehicle and found near the beach.
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Eos Awne Peau
Unite
Bill Hall
Orkin
Bobtown
Chiwenn County
Roy Aves
Atlanta
Rue Smith
Forrest County
Mississippi
William TL. Hall
Camp Lie Jeune
N.C
Five Injured In Three Car Crash In Bryn Mawr Suburb
A three car collision on Lancaster Pike and Old Lancaster Road in Bryn Mawr injured five people. Driver Herman Ridkerk, 25, Yardley, collided with Job A Casey, 20, Rosenont, and his two passengers Katharine Malinckrodt, 41, Navid, and her daughter Louise, 17. Malinckrodt sustained a chest injury while Morris had ankle bruises and passenger Tent Alley, 29, Ardmore, sustained rib injuries. All were treated at Bryn Mawr Hospital.
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Ureia
Lancaster Bikn
Lancaster Road
Bryn Maw
Hernan Ridkerk Wr
Yardley
Job A Casey
Rosenont
Rickert
Miw
Kathieriné Mallinckrodt
Navidh
Louise
Bryn Mawr Hoy
Malinckidbwisi
Morris
Ardmore
Rib
Puris
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Missing Sparta Man Searched In Woods Near Espyville
A nationwide search is underway for Button Irwin Graham a 22 year old Spartansburg man last seen near Espyville Pennsylvania. He may have traveled to Ohio with a slim build five foot six inches tall red hair and big eyes. He left Spartanburg area after taking a farm job on March 10 and reportedly disappeared two days later with no money.
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Spartansburg
Espyville
Ohio
Button Irwin Graham
Graham
John Steigh
Northwestern
Leo Crom
Expoville
Soviet envoy urges joint talks for peace
Rosai ambassador to the United States Mrershikov arrived for a weekend visit in Cleveland and urged both sides to exchange views to reach understanding. He called a dialogue with the United States an important step toward peaceful co existence with Russia and said he is prepared to negotiate with anyone. The Soviet party will visit Eaton's Acadia Farm at Worth Held, about 45 miles south of here.
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Cleveland
Nikholi A. Mrershikov
Rosai
United States
Jnstermilot
Cyrus S. Intor
Washington
Waki 8
Eaton
Acaitla
Worth
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