Ex Columbus School Head Bonney Dies At 60
Samuel Bonney former Columbus High principal from 1934 to 1942 died at Hamot Hospital Erie after a heart attack He would have turned 61 May 1 He had served as Wattsboro High and Venango Wattsburg Joint Senior prior posts He was born May 13 1900 in Phillipsville Survived by wife Gladys three sons Robert Duck Richard and his mother Mrs Lotte Makini Funeral plans set at Musser Fisheral Home Union City with visitation dates listed and service Monday at 3 30 pm
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Police Probe Alleged Beating of Carry Man
A woman told police she witnessed two men beat a man in the alley between Moose's Bar and the Texas Lunch on West Main Street. The victim was dragged or found, his shoes removed and discarded in the alley. Police said the three men are known to them and names were withheld pending investigation.
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Israeli Plane Downs MIG Jet Over Negev Desert
An Israeli jet reportedly shot down a Egyptian MIG fighter today over the Negev Desert. Army authorities confirmed the incident near Halutey in the central Negev, with details on the pilot’s fate not immediately available.
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Corry Firm Wins $885147 Road Reconstruction Bid
A Corry firm received an $885,147 bid to reconstruct Washington Street and Plavitina Avenue in Albany. Three bids were opened at the State Department of Public Works office. The project covers 189 miles of streetwork including drainage, curb, and sidewalk construction, with completion set for November 1, 1962.
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Cubans accuse U S of plotting attack to topple Castro
Cuba said the United States is finalizing plans to attack with military force to overthrow the Castro regime. President Osvaldo Dorticos read a peace note and urged Latin American diplomats to convey the message to their governments while Cuba offered to discuss issues through diplomatic channels for a peaceful solution.
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Deputies Pick Jurors From Franklin Streets
Deputies ordered a Franklin County jury pool to report as attorneys failed to assemble a complete panel in a murder trial. Judge John M Byrdke directed subpoenas for 39 possible jurors. 11 were chosen, with 1 more needed and two alternates. Victim Robert W. Mays was beaten to death near Rocky Grove in July.
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Dave Garroway Wife Found Dead in Home
Police report the wife of television host Dave Garroway was found dead at their home early today. Officials say the cause is unknown pending autopsy and note she was 34 years old, found in a bathroom with her head resting on the toilet bowl in night clothes.
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Witness Tells Nazi Massacre Tale From Polish Village
A woman witness in a Jerusalem trial described Nazi massacre of Jewish villagers, including the killing of her father and the seizure and execution of men, women, and children. She testified she saw the events, including forced undress and bayoneting, and that the bodies were recovered in the forest near the village. The proceedings continue in Krakow and in Jerusalem with further testimony.
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Cease-Fire Deadlines Pass as Rebels Stay Silent
U S officials say patience with Communist stalling over a Laos cease-fire is near exhaustion. President Kennedy consults with congressional leaders on steps to deter further rebel offensives and ensure a peaceful settlement under a British-Soviet brokered accord, with broader worries for South Vietnam and Thailand.
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Kennedy urged editors to consider self censorship in light of security threats
President Kennedy asked American newspaper publishers to study voluntary self censorship amid cold war security concerns. He warned against government censorship and stressed voluntary steps, with many publishers expressing cautious support and seeking clear guidelines. The proposal was delivered to 1,700 editors at a Bureau of Advertising dinner, part of a broader tour discussing Cuba Laos and other tense issues with White House aides and UN figures.
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Cancer Appeal Needs Gifts
Cancer fundraising drive in Sunge appears short of its goal. Donations reached 1326 dollars yesterday, only half of the 2500 dollar target set by the local committee. Edgar Alexander, campaign chairman, urged donors to contribute this weekend for inclusion in the final tally to be announced May 5.
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Thief Strikes On Mot Street Three-Wheeler Theft
Police report a theft at 4 am on Mot Street where a three wheeler was found missing its left front wheel and on a brake drum. The owner, George Higeer, described the scene as jack stands and a removed wheel, with parts missing. Investigators seek the tire and wheel as a bold urban theft case.
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Pennsylvania Forest Fires Decrease In 1967 Report
Pennsylvania reports fewer forest fires during the 1967 fire season as Waters Secretary Maurice Goddard notes a drop in incidents. Officials credit prevention efforts and weather conditions for the decline, with continued vigilance urged.
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Philadelphia condolence note cites longtime Woolworth staffer
Philadelphia region oblique tribute notes the passing of Islac Halllowell Clustier Te, age 88, former vice president at Strawbridge Clothier Development Store, referenced in yesterday's brief. The notice highlights his career and community involvement.
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Laos War Talks Stall as Pro Reds Demand Cease Fire
Laotian government reports no reply from Pathet Lao as rebels press for cease fire talks. Meanwhile Luang Prabang hosts the cremation of King Sisavang Vong with top officials and diplomats in attendance, while Prince Souyanpa and Prince Souphanouvong’s attendance remains uncertain amid ongoing civil conflict.
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Hold Local Man On Sodomy Charge Involving Girl
Robert McAlford, 48, was arrested by Erie County authorities on sodomy involving a 9 year old girl. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before a judge, was jailed, and faced bond decisions. State Police reported the admission and immediate jail transfer for the next court action.
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Plane crashes in schoolyard injures child near Morris Park School
Debra Limbert, a 7 year old student from Morris Park School in Minneapolis, was near the wreckage of a small two engine plane that crashed in the schoolyard ten minutes after dismissal. Firefighters removed the body from the burning craft as the plane narrowly avoided hitting several children in the yard.
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