House OKs More Penalty For Rape
The House approved a bill raising the maximum penalty for forcible rape from 15 years and a $7,000 fine to life imprisonment or a larger fine. The measure passed in a late session after attempts to amend it failed. Senate leaders questioned specifics and did not commit to reconvening.
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Senate
House
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford
Hagpe
Stroup
Charges Pending In Hit Run Cases
Corry State Police completed their portion of an investigation into Maurice Webster a 61 year old Waterford motorist accused of sideswiping three cars Saturday then fleeing. Webster admitted the incident after broken parts were shown. total damage was about 500 dollars and charges will be prepared after coordination with Trooper Leo Pierce.
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Corry
Waterford
Richard Deutech
Maurice Webster
Mill Village
Hubert M. Hoag
Webster
Hoag
Seene
Leo Pierce
Lawrence Park
State Police
Dietech
Deutach
Pierce
Fewer on Relief in Pennsylvania
The AP reports Pennsylvania welfare rolls declined in March to 831,182 persons. Welfare Secretary Max Hosen notes March totals were 36,000 below February and 66,000 under March 1965, with 3,407 fewer cases than February.
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Pennsylvania
Harhisburg
Max Hosen
Two Wattsburg men arrested in radiator theft ring
Corry State Police charged James Matteson 19 and Ray Kellogg 23 with burglary and four counts of larceny for stealing radiators from cars and a barn between January and March. Items valued at $100 were sold to an Erie junk dealer. Both suspects arraigned and jailed for hearing.
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Wattsburg
Corry
Joseph Basile
James Matteson
Ray D. Kellogg
George W. Sammons
Union City
Robert Beexuh
Anion City
Milton Vogel
George Dernar
R. D
William Hobinson
Erie
Basile
Justice of the Peace
Richard Vogt
Erie Sean
Ed Din Dies at Oklahoma Gas Banquet
H A Ed din aged 57 president of the Oklahoma Natural Gas Co since 1955 collapsed and died yesterday at an awards banquet in Clinton Oklahoma.
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Clinton
Okla
H. A. Eddin
The
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Allegheny College debates dorm dating on campus
Allegheny College faces a campus dispute as the Campus editorial board pushes for dorm dating in men’s residences and fraternities. A campus referendum drew 58 votes with 94 percent in favor, and ASG involvement is planned to decide on a formal poll and possible policing approach.
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Meadville
Allegheny College
Filand
Speicher
Pagbre Mips
Eis
Harvard University
Ey Oem
Allegheny Student Government
ASG
Boy 10 in Serious Injury Car Bike Collision
A Corry City boy, William Lutton, 10, remained in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a bike car crash. The car was driven by Phyllis M. Morton, 21, who said she was travelling south on Mead avenue and could not stop at the intersection with West Frederick street where the bike entered. The rider’s family lives at 147 East Congress street.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Phyllis M. Morton
Ohio Street
William Lutton
Richard Lutton
East Congress Street
Mead Avenue
West Frederick Street
Hewes Charged With Assault In Lakefront Feud
District Attorney Sidney T. Hewes 65 faced two assault charges after neighbor Dr. Louise Parkhill alleged he struck her and, later, rammed her with a car near the Parkhill and Hewes properties on Chautauqua Lake. Hewes pleaded innocent and requested a preliminary hearing on the second degree charge.
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Stow
Sidney T. Hewes
Chautauqua County
Civb
Louise Parkhill
Lakewood
Hewes
Arthur Thomas
Parkhill
Ralph N. Parkhill
North Hart Tonn
Jamestown General Hospital
Chautauqua Lakefront
Hewes J
der. Parkhill
Chawtauqua County
Thomas
City OKs Apartment Restrictions in Corry Area
City engineer David Johnson receives a letter from developers of a proposed Ohio Johnson May street area apartment project agreeing to conditions set by City Council. Sins and Kuhns Realtors report the Cleveland firm Overlook Apartments must submit site drawings and screening plans before final planning approval.
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Corry
David Johnson
Ohio- Johnson-May Streeta
Robert Sins
Sins
Kuhns Realtors
Erie
High Firm
Cleveland
Overlook Apartments, Inc
Adja Pate
Ogee Ec
Camp
Strong Ee
Realdente
Johnson
Ohio
May Streets
Mrs Knowlan Dies in Philadelphia After Political bid
Mrs. Foowlan Knowlan, age 55, former candidate for the Republican nomination to the state House in the 145th district, died yesterday in Sollersville, Pa. Funeral services will be held Friday.
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Knowlan
Philadelphia
Frank A. Knowlan
Foowlan
Sollersville
ICC OKs Pennsy and NYC merger in landmark railroad deal
The Interstate Commerce Commission unanimously approved the Pennsylvanian and New York Central merger, creating a vast system and ordering the absorbtion of the bankrupt New Haven to run passenger and freight, with the action dated April 8 but disclosed today. The vote rejected a rival plan to merge the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and Chicago Burlington & Quincy.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
New York Central
ICC
Eastern
New Haven Railroad
Great Northern
Northern Pact
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago
West Coast
The
Rail merger boosts New Haven access and regional competition
The ICC notes a combined system value exceeding 5.3 billion dollars and predicts stronger capital attraction, better service, and expanded freight and passenger operations. The plan positions the Penn Central to compete with Chesapeake & Ohio and Norfolk Western, while some merger elements remain pending or deferred.
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St. Louis
ICC
Kenneth H. Tuggle
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Central
Pennsylvania New York Central Transportation Co
Hedy Ruled Not Guilty In Theft
In Los Angeles the jury acquits Jessa Lamarr, the 51 year old star known as Hedy, of stealing 18 items worth 86 dollars from May Co on Wilshire Boulevard last January 27. A citizen’s arrest followed as she left the store.
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Los Angeles
Jessa Lamarr
Ar Ee
Algiers
May Co
Wilshire Boulevard
Montagabe
Nut Is
Jook
Indictments in Union City statutory rape case read
The Erie grand jury indicted seven Union City youths on statutory rape charges involving a 14 year old girl. Named are Robert L. Weed Terry Palmer Charles J. Rothrault George H. Bellis John H. Peterson David W. Burger and Michael H. Gwin. Other cases include William C. Lord charged with driving after license suspension and Joseph G. Lilley listed on an unnamed charge.
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Erie
Union City
Robert L. Weed
Terry Palmer
Charles ‘J. Rothrault
George H. Bellis
John H. Peterson
David W. Burger
Michael H. Gwin
William C. Lord
R. D
Joseph G. Lilley
B52s Batter Viet Targets Second Time
U S Air Force B52s hit North Viet Nam for the second day attacking Mu Gia Pass. The raid followed a week after a prior strike that reopened the pass and allowed Viet Cong supply flow. Ground fighting near Saigon produced several engagements with Viet Cong casualties and U S losses light.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
Mu Gia
Strategic Air Command
U.S
Hanoi
Guam
Youths Arrested in Auto Parts Theft Case
Four teenagers face burglary and related charges after auto parts valued at 300 dollars were stolen from Turben's Auto Service in Columbus. James Carrier 18 Theodore Amoroso 19 and accomplice Norman Rath 19 were arrested with a juvenile, and the parts were found at Rath's shed.
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Pour
Elmer Schifke
Corry
Frances N. Hasbrouck
Spring Street
Turben’s
Auto Service
Columbus
James Carrier
East Main Street
Theodore J. Amoroso
West Church Street
Norman G. Rath
West Columbus Avenue
Schifke
Roth
Oresse
Justice of the
Pesce
Fred Berry
Cone
John Byanko
Edward’ Pusl
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