Westfield Egg and Bitter Loss Hits 20K Cargo
A tractor trailer driven by Lucius Matteson 20 of Tilt Kirk ran over an embankment and struck a tree on Route 3 destroying most of a $20,000 cargo of eggs and bitter. Matteson escaped injury and the semi was owned by A. Sam and Sons Inc. Dunkirk. Damages to the truck and cargo were not yet determined.
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Westfield
Lucius Matteson
Tiltkirk
Matteson
A. Sam and Sons Inc
Dunkirk
Boy Soars 3000 Feet After Rope Snags Balloon Ride
In Mill Valley a balloon ride ends with 11 year old Danny Nowell pulled skyward when rope tightens around his wrist. Pilot William R Berry signals cast off and descends after lowering propane. Danny, uninjured aside from a sore hand, is treated at a San Francisco hospital.
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Mill Valley
Vaur
Danny Nowell
Danny
William R. Berry
Concord
Berry
San Francisco
Three Harness Trainers Suspended Over Drugged Horses
The Pennsylvania Harness Racing Commission will meet early this week to hear testimony and evidence from an investigation into drug‑stimulated racing at Liberty Bell Park. Lucien Fontaine Charlie DitzPatrick and Joly Bedell remain indefinitely suspended after a Saturday hearing. They denied administering any drug to horses trained at Liberty Bell on April 15 and 19. They may appeal within 10 days if action is taken.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Liberty Bell 1 Park
Lucien Fontaine
Charlie DitzPatrick
Joly Bedell
Commission
Dalare Associates Laboratory
Liberty Bell
Deaf mute holds police at bay for nine hours in NY standoff
In Mauchias New York a 27 year old deaf mute, Jack P Bocharski, barricaded himself in his home with a rifle and shotgun. He told officers by notes and sign language that he might commit suicide and would shoot anyone entering. A bullet ricochet wounded state trooper D W O'Brien. Priest Father John O Shea, chaplain at St Mary's School for the Deaf in Buffalo, disarmed Bocharski after hours of tense stand off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Shea
St. Mary's School For the Deaf
Buffalo
Bocharski
G.R. Schufler
Father O'Shea
Bochar
Local Librarian Judges Contest Winners
Ruth Myers notes the judging of the contest by two high school teachers and library trustees. Winners listed left to right include David Simmonson Robbie Summerville Edward R Kinley Linda Wilson Diane Ahlstrom Joe McLaughlin Janet Sample and Jeffrey Peck. Prizes were books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Myers
David Simmonson
Robbie Summerville
Edward R. Kinley
Linda Wilson
Diane Ahlstrom
Joe McLaughlin
Janet Sample
Jeffrey Peck
Journal
Swimming Star Linda Krupa Takes Fifth in State
Linda Krupa finished fifth in the senior 100 yard breaststroke at the State Yon Championships held at the Chambersburg Y. She clocked 1 23, trailing the winning 1 18, after qualifying from the Western Regionals in Pittsburgh. Other Corry girls in the meet were Marcie Stahl Mary Summerville Becky Bulard and Peebie Peebles. Tom Sar placed seventh in diving for Corry boys at the state finals in Elizabeth town College.
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Corry
Linda Krupa
Chambersburg Y
Gladys Post
Linda
Pittsburgh
Marcie Stahl
Mary Summerville
Becky Bulard
Peebie Peebles
Cori
Tte
Tom Sar
Elizabeth
Town College
Soviet Sub Threat Seen Real Near Australia
Vice Admiral John T. Hayward, commander of the U S Pacific Fleet anti submarine warfare division, warned that the Soviet submarine threat in the Pacific is real and serious. He said the Soviets would soon regularly deploy submarines with missile launchers off Australia's coast and in American waters.
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Canberra
Australia
Pacific
U.S. Pacific
John T. Hayward
America’s
Daughters Born to Local Families at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thaddeus Czech of 223 Worth street. Another daughter arrived last night to Mr and Mrs Rexford Morris of 745 East Columbus Avenue. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Gerald C Bensink of R D 2 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital. Lee Alan Sanders 31 of Greencastle Pa died Saturday in a flaming car crash in Windsor Conn, following Navy service.
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Corry
Harry Swarm
Columbus
Baker Mill
Blue Eye Church
Ors
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thaddeus Czech
Worth Street
Rexford Morris
East
Columbus Avenue
Gerald C. Bensink
Windsor
Conn
Lee Alan Sanders
Greencastle
Sanders
Navy
Scott Proposes Bible Reading Plan For Pa
Senator Hugh Scott proposes a constitutional amendment to permit Bible reading and prayer in public schools without compulsion. Similar resolutions have been filed in the House and Senate aimed at recent Supreme Court rulings banning school prayer and Bible reading. The plan would ensure participation for interested students while nonparticipants face no obligation. The House Judiciary Committee will hold hearings on these measures Wednesday.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Scott
House Judiciary Committee
Right Wing Coup Collapses After Failed Talks in Laos
Souvanna Vathana announced talks with coalition leaders failed and planned to ask the king to relieve him as premier. A coup was launched by Kouprasith and 75 officers calling themselves the Committee of the National Army. Unger met Rusk in Saigon and urged U.S. opposition to any seizure of power.
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Operucn
Britain
Teance
Souvanna
Plaine Des Jar
Gen
Phorm
Souphanouvang
Pathet Lao
Savang Vathona
Kouprasith
The
National Army
Amjor Unger
Saigon
Rusk
Vientiane
United States
School funding rule on student religious reading
A provision allows students to read from the Bible or other holy books in schools funded in part by public funds, as long as the activity is voluntary. The language emphasizes voluntary participation and public support for the educational setting.
Corry Chet Cue Leads Team in Regional Friday Session
Reported notes show Corry's Chet Cue and Paul Hees ahead in a basketball and wrestling mix, with mentions of divisions, matches, and a key 10 30 time. The article references Bo Bertson and Tom John as figures in university competition amid a busy regional schedule.
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Chet Cue
Corry
Sessio Czech
Paul Hees
Hull
Hawlers
Readli Divisi
Tate
Lou Pogs
Eries
Endea
Missionar Lutheran
Chicago
Fragmented OCR: Sports Score Fragments and Names
Vague OCR read yields scattered names and scores including Ruth 77 and references to teams and places. The text appears to be a damaged old sports snippet with unclear event, participants, and outcomes.
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