Overcome By Fumes Clymer Girl Dies At Drive-In Theatre
Miss Marcia Compton aged 14 from Clymer died at Corry Memorial Hospital after carbon monoxide fumes from a leaky muffler while she sat in a car at the Lakewood Drive-in Theatre. Her classmate Douglas Walker was treated. investigation at Jamestown will determine exact cause. She had recently graduated Clymer Central School and planned to study at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy. Burial set at Holland Cemetery with services at Abbe Reformed Church.
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Youn Clymer
Lakewood Drive-in
Marcia Compton
Lyle Compton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Miss Compton
Lakewood
Clymer
Young Walker
WCA
Westfield
Clymer Central School
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Judy Bensink
Spitzer
Abbe Reformed Church
Tunis Miersma
Holland Cemetery
Millcreek School Board to Appeal Pease Case
The Millcreek Township School Board voted to carry the George L Pease dispute to Erie County Court of Common Pleas. The unanimous decision followed a special meeting held after notice posted 24 hours earlier, with seven board members and solicitors present.
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Millcreek
Millcreek Township
George L Pease
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
Charles H. Boehm
Public Instructon
McDowell High School
Conrad A. Pearson
Pearson
William Knox
Cof C Group Leads Charge Against Senate Revenue Bill
The Legislative Action Committee of the Corry Chamber of Commerce urges senators to block or amend the Revenue Bill 2 sections would tax savings accounts U S Savings Bonds and other investments. The group cites harm to the aged low wage earners churches and non profits and says public opinion may sway Senator Clark who faces re election. Local banks and savings institutions have warned depositors while members plan individual letters to Sen Hugh Scott Clark and Kearns Gavin.
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Lemsjanve Action Committee
Corry
James Gavin
U. S
Legislative Action Committee
Lloyd Stowe
Solons
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Kearns
Gavin
Clark
Powers Wife Suffering Overdose In Washington
Mrs Barbara Powers 27 wife of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was hospitalized in Washington after an overdose of a barbiturate. Police said she took about 28 Nembutal tablets. Her condition was serious on admission but later reported satisfactory and out of danger. The Powers have lived in an Alexandria apartment since Powers returned from Russia earlier this year.
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Washington
Barbara Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Georgetown University Hospital
Metropolitan Police
Nelson Rickey
Powers
Alexandria
Russia
Dove Nesting on Missile At Smithsonian Under Guard
A dove has built a nest at the base of an unarmed Polaris missile near the Smithsonian Institution arts and industries building attracting tourists. In France, Jacques Chevalier, 60, former education minister under Vichy, died Thursday.
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Wapsington
Smithsonian Institution
Arts ’and Industry
Minle
Montlucon
France
Jacques Chevalier
Vichy
Corry Motorist Pleads Guilty to DUI Charge
Henry Bensain of 121 Lemon Street Corry admitted a guilty plea to driving while intoxicated. He was arraigned before Justice Martha G Lawson and released on cash bail for sentencing. Police said Bensink’s car was driven erratically in Warren Wednesday and he was jailed overnight.
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Warren
Henry Bensain
Lemon Street
Corry
Martha G. Lawson
Bensink
Borough
Dueling Charge Faces Two Houston Men In Pistol Arm Clash
Walter Williams 29 and Jimmie Craig Fendal 22, both of Houston, were charged with dueling after an argument in a recreation hall last Friday. They walked 25 paces outside, fired, leaving Fendal hospitalized in fair condition and Williams jailed. The rare charge carries two to five years in Harris County, a precedent in 30 years.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Jimmie Craig Fonfal
Fendal
Williams
Harris County
Kite Contest Rescheduled At Corry Avenue High School Park
The kite flying contest scheduled for tomorrow at Corry Avenue High School park was postponed by Stu fing Wes, rural YMCA secretary, due to slow contestant registration and Holy Week conflicts. It will now take place the following Saturday, April 20. String measurement will be conducted by the Man's Club cosponsors on Tuesday or Thursday evenings at 7 o'clock.
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Corry Avew
Parkine
Stu Fing Wes
Uhe
Thn ¥'& Man's Club
Pennsylvania
Cathedral of
St. Peter and Paul
Philadelphia
Joseph Yuen
Henan
China
John J. Krol
St. Stephen's Church
Oliver J. Hart
Episcopal Diocese of
W. Vernon Middleton
Methodist Church
Christans
Christ
Greyhound Lines
Russians Threaten To Quit Geneva
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin warned the 17 nation disarmament conference that the United States atmospheric nuclear tests in the Pacific within a week could push the talks to collapse. U.S. Ambassador Arthur Dean asserted tests would occur, while Zorin and British official Joseph Godber rejected a voluntary moratorium. The Big Three debated testing, then the conference recessed for Easter with only a tentative step forward.
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Geneva
Aki
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Pacific
Zorin
Arthur H. Deal
Dean
Soviet Union
Joseph B. Godber
Britain
Jhe Ad
Army Mayor Fired Over Pentagon Clearance Violation
Maj Archibald E Roberts was suspended by the Army pending investigation after delivering a DAR speech in Washington without Pentagon clearance. The case ties to Gen Walker and a program draft for handling troop information, with Walker later relieved and Roberts once a public information officer at Fort Lee. Yorty and Williams commented on the charges as Roberts awaits further action.
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Washington
Archibald E. Roberts
Army
Pentagon
Acton
xMaj
Rich A. Wesker
Roberts
Aga
Daughters of the Alert Revolution
Fiat
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Stary of
Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
Yorty
Imehilly
Willams
Africa
Ft. Lee
John B. Hines
Walker
2Ith
Germany
DAR
Texas
Ft. ‘Lee
Denver
Woman Killed in Car Truck Crash in Maryland
A collision between a car and a truck on U. S. 40 killed Mrs. Aleitha Suchockas, 35, of Philadelphia. Four others were injured. The truck, driven by John Bowman, 23, of Marertown, Va., overturned, spilling cattle, sheep and hogs. four animals died and several were destroyed. Bowman suffered cuts and bruises.
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Aleitha Suchockas
Philadelphia
John Bowman
Marertown
Bowman
U. S. 40
Centaur Rocket Maiden Flight Targeted At Cape Canaveral
Scientists plan a fresh attempt to launch the Centaur high energy rocket from Cape Canaveral for its initial test flight. Delays due to Waquid hydrogen development troubles and weather have postponed the maiden flight two weeks previously, with Atlas first stage fuel pressure issues cited.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pentagon Orders Reserves Integrate Across Services
Washington reports that Deputy Secretary Gilpatric ordered the Reserve forces to end racial segregation and align with Truman era executive orders. The move targets better compliance in Army Navy Air Force and Marine Reserve units while leaving National Guard segregation decisions to state governors.
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Washington
Pentagon
National Guard
Defense Department
Roswell S. Gilpatrié
Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Gilpatrix
Truman
Regular Army
Marine Corps
Gilpatric
White Teenager Fatally Injured Amid Racial Turmoil in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia a white 16 year old, Jack Lutes, was fatally wounded during a public safety incident late Thursday as clashes continued after earlier unrest. Several whites and Blacks were arrested for loitering and carrying public safety items. George Lewis 15 and Eddie Gay 16 were with Lutes. Lewis injured but listed as stable. Pickets formed at two supermarkets tied to hiring claims at Hammack stores.
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Augusta
East Georgia
Jack Lutes
Nesva
Watkins
Lukes
George Lewis
Eddie Gay
Lewis
B. D. Hammack
Khrushchev Show Signs of Hardening Toward West
U S officials fear Khrushchev is tightening his stance toward the West as he leans toward closer ties with Red China. A recent personal letter to Harold Macmillan, plus China's economic woes and Great Leap Failure, fuels speculation of Soviet-Chinese strain and possible Western policy shifts.
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Washington
U.S
Khrushchev
Red China
Harold Macmillan
Peiping
Moscow
Peibing
Ual
Krushchev
Nisat
Car Crash Kills 21-Year-Old In Harrisburg Limits
Anna Hoover, 21, of Dauphin, was killed when her car struck an eight-foot barrier near Harrisburg city limits. Police Chief Russell Shot said the driver apparently lost control of the vehicle and the crash occurred today.
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Aron BR Tsbeterg
Porter Anna TR Hoover
Dauphin
Harrisburg
Russell RR
Penn man dies after near recovery from injuries
Near recovery from injuries, 58 year old William H. Rover of Abington Memorial Hospital died from a massive pulmonary embolism. Rover, head of the William H. Rover Drug Manufacturing Co, had been recovering from injuries suffered in the Fort Washington Expressway accident on April 4 that killed another motorist, Horace S. Jones, 79, of Lower Gwynedd, whose car collided head on with the Rover vehicle.
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Apar
Horace S. Jones
Lower Gwynedd
Gollan
Noted Attorney Dies in Dallas at Forty
Robert G. Storey Jr., 40, a Dallas attorney, died Wednesday after a long illness.
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Tex
Robert G. Storey Jr
Dallas
Teader
Keystoners Observe Good Friday in Pennsylvania
Thousands of Pennsylvanians marked Good Friday with church services and solemn observances. Cross atop South Mountain symbolized the crucifixion, while state offices and many businesses closed or shortened hours.
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Pennsylvania
C Cristians
Jesus Christ
South Mountain
Bethlehem
Christ
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