Convict Kills Three After Four Day Release
After his release from federal prison four days earlier, David F Early stormed Merrill A Knight’s Greenwood Village home, killed wealth lawyer Denver Bar Association former president, his wife Regina and daughter Karen, and wounded their son Kenneth. Early confessed in longhand and told police he sought money, later speaking to reporters on air. He was jailed for murder with charges pending.
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Karen
Early
Kenneth Knight
Leaven- Worth
Arapahide County
Barney O'Kane
Eharges
O'Kane
Knight
Leavenworth
Canon City
Colo
Barly
Itk
Littleton
CUDY
Miter
Charles Foster
Denver
Kansas
YMCA
Boy 13 Involved in Fatal Home Gun Battle
In Pacoima California a boy of 13 and a man were killed and Officer Myron M. Schwab wounded in a gun battle inside an upstairs apartment early today. Fahsholtz barricaded with the boy as police stormed the home after the suspect threatened to kill the boy if police were called.
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Boy
Pacoima
Calif
Ima
Deudore Byrd
Butch) Attebery
Gene Fahsholtz
Myron M. Schwab
Fahselle
Attebery
Edward Attebery
Fahshott
Fahsholtz
Aatel
Atte Bery Carly Police
Richard
Y Conference Ends Tonight in Corry Ohio area YMCA event
The Y Conference for the Northwest and Central West Districts of the Peninsylvania YMCA is wrapping up in Corry with about 75 out of town attendees. The two day event began yesterday at 2 PM and ends at 8 PM with a banquet at 8 o'clock. The theme is Your Place in the Age of Space and sessions covered youth roles, future vocations, and district reports. John Roberts of Corry Senior High will preside as Ray Montsalvatee of the National Management Association delivers the keynote.
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Peninsylvania
Corry
Evangelion United Brethrer Church
Bradford
Gerald Lane
Toca
Oilock
John Roberts
Atv
Ray Montsalvatee
National Management Association
Dayton
Ohio
EUB
Roger Naltenger
First Presbyterian Ghireh
Franklin
BUB
Gerald Gane
Northwest
WL. Porter
Sharon
Night to Set Clock Ahead and Daylight Saving Time
Tonight marks the start of Daylight Saving Time at 2 a.m. The sun will stay longer in the sky daily until fall when clocks fall back. A recent survey shows 33 percent of Pennsylvania communities will keep DST until the last Sunday in October.
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Pennsylvania
Rescue Girl of Three From Narrow Well in El Paso
In El Paso Texas rescuers pulled a sobbing three year old girl from a narrow abandoned well after she dangled for about an hour. Susie Najera wandered into the hole while playing in her yard and was rescued by neighbors and officials who dug a parallel shaft and freed her without serious injury.
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EL Paso
Tex
Susie Najera
Susie
Richard
Charles
Luke
Elkins
Phil Lopes
Sule
Three Teens Die In Crash Near Bradford
Three teenagers were killed when their car crashed at high speed into a bridge on Route 346 near Willow Creek, about 14 miles west of Bradford. Glenn Ruth 20 of Corydon Pa, David Burch 17 of Girville N, and Jerry ONeill 17 of Kinna were identified by personal cards. The car split in half, debris landed on the bridge, and one body was found in the creek. Police could not determine the driver, but the auto’s license registered in Buren’s name.
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Pravr Ordm
Ioe
Willow Crees
Pennsylvania
Stile
Glenn Ruth
Corydon
David Burch
Gheville
Jerry O'Neill
Kinna
Bradford
Rurkh
Bureh
O'Neill
Deermine
Buren'srams
Teenagers cited for untaxed NY beer in Corry
Three Corry youths were found with a load of New York state beer in their car after a disturbance report from a Columbus avenue resident. Officers traced the beer to a purchase at French Creek and said the youths would likely be cited under the law banning transporting untaxed beer into Pennsylvania.
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Say
Pune Suis Auumy Cary Plant
Corry
New York State
Columbus Avenue
French Creek
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Arco Steel Butler plant cuts furloughs amid layoffs
A cutback at Arco Steel Corp. Butler plant affects about 300 workers with a third reduction since December. The total furloughed reaches 700, reducing normal workforce to 3,700. The move follows ongoing industry downsizing and signals continued pressure on manufacturing labor.
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Butler
Arco Steel Corp
Knowland Fights On After Labor Defeat
Sen Knowland faces likely defeat as he presses for far reaching labor provisions in a welfare and pension fund bill. He failed in four amendments seeking union democracy measures and secret ballots. Debates focused on disclosure, penalties, and preventing misreporting.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
Hla
Eisenhower
Lyndon B Johnson
Texas
Bel
Sen. Latische
Ohio
Oor
Deadline Nears For City Taxes 1958 reminder issued by city treasurer
City taxes are due by Wednesday at 5 p m to receive a two per cent rebate. City Treasurer Car Smith said $63,416 has been paid toward property tax, with $106,197 outstanding. St. Jephs to be paid is $43,350. By this time last year $66,829 had been paid, showing payments this year about $9,000 behind 1967.
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Passegemma
Car Smith
St. Jefs
Eviction Battle Shrouds Atlanta Family in Rent Dispute
Atlanta reports another eviction attempt as Mrs. K. E. Cartie and her children face removal after non payment of rent. Named parties and locations indicate a regional housing struggle reflected in local papers. The brief notes ongoing housing distress and legal action around eviction.
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Atlanta
Sinco
KE. &. Cartie
Fire Destroys Crowded Erie Tenement. Five Children Die
A late night blaze in ERIE East End destroyed a crowded two story frame home killing five children under 15 from four Negro families. Two other youngsters were burned, one critically. Neighbors formed a human chain to pull survivors from the Inferno as authorities blamed an overheated kerosene heater. The home housed Mrs. Anna Williams and her daughters and grandchildren. Dead include Marvin 11 months Terena 1 Alfonso 11 Rosalia ? and Shered 4 months. Further details on page eight.
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Erie
Edward Knight
Chester Walkowalet
Wizikowski
Anna Williams
Ag Marvin
Terena
Alphonse
Rosalia
Shered
Lawyer Lana Turner Threatened Over Case, Threats Warned
Glesler, counsel for Lana Turner and her 14 year old daughter Cheryl, reports death threats tied to his murder case work. He received calls from unidentified persons claiming to target them, with one caller claiming to send people from the East to “take care of Lana.” Cheryl was placed in custody of her grandmother for two months after a Juvenile Court appearance.
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Mus Uaw
Ses . Glesler
Lana Parner
Glesler
Lana
Cheryl
Lana Turner
Giesler
Movieland
Givster
Chery
Granch
Mildred Turner
Gies
Woman Motorist Crashes Home Near Union City
A female driver lost control on Route 6 near Union City striking a tree and crashing into a porch. She was admitted to Union City Memorial Hospital with multiple bruises along with her husband Charles who was bruised. Police estimate vehicle damage around $150 and home/property damage about $500.
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Union City
Waterford
Stem Memorial Hospital
Dorithy M.bwirtwood
Charles
Evergeeen Tourit Court
Navy to Retry Vanguard Rocket Launch Next Week
The Navy plans another attempt to launch a temperamental Vanguard three stage rocket carrying a 20 inch satellite next week after two setbacks from technical problems. A potential scientific instrument may be tested as early as next Monday. The launch was scrubbed yesterday morning and again last night due to faults.
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Eare Cane
Vanguard
Ae i
Colleges Should Enforce Stricter Admission Standards
Babson argues colleges must restrict admissions to capable students to uphold quality. He condemns universal college education as lowering standards and warns against funding more buildings for unqualified entrants. He cites high school misratings by principals and bluntly says many admitted youths are not fit for college.
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Tam
Colege
Bad Weather Delays Mass Jump In War Games
Bad weather forced a 24 hour postponement of a dawn mass parachute assault for war games at Fort Campbell Kentucky. About 4 985 paratroopers were assembled with Maj Gen Westmoreland aiming to lead the drop. Several casualties and injuries reported among troops during the abortive practice flight.
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Campeeun
Westmoreland
1Lyt Airborne
Tad
Welmoor
Stiliman
Marcellin
Cape
Scott
Felee
Sewart
Fece
Tenn
Kentucky
Arrest Arises From Irregular car switch at cemetery
Police cited James Woantak for permitting an unlicensed operator and a 15 year old, David Williams, for operating a motor vehicle. The incident occurred on Columbus avenue near Pine Grove Cemetery as officers investigated a separate complaint. Williams claimed he entered the cemetery by accident and could not find the exit.
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June Grove
James Woantake
David Williams
Erle
Columbus Ave
Pine Grove
Ybor
Wiliams
United States Plans Arctic Open Skies Proposal in UN
The United States aims to renew talks on Arctic open skies to pressure Russia for disarmament. A Security Council meeting may be requested to discuss an inspection resolution after Soviet charges that Arctic flights carried nuclear weapons provoked war./Cites US officials and Dulles meeting with British French and Canadian ambassadors as part of Atlantic Alliance talks.
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Aussia
Skies Agr
United Agret N
United States
Russia
U. S
Security Council
Arctic
Soviet Union
TN Disarmament Commission
Andre Gromyko
Moscow
Washington
State Department
Air Force
Sny
Arkady Sobolev
Cornell
Henry Cabot Lodge
State Dulles
France
Canada
Atlantc Alliance
Two Day City Cleanup Planned in Corry
Walter Ross, streets superintendent, says crews will cover Corry in two cleanup days Tuesday and Wednesday. Residents urged to remove the winter debris by Monday night so crews can haul it away quickly.
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Corry
Walter Ross
Streets Department
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Dren
Edward
Edna
Ricky Neylon
David Turner
Twuy
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Oengara
Babson
Roger W. Babson
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