Dunkirk Court Fines Highlight Local Offenses and Storm Damage
A 15 year old Dunkirk youth fined 150 dollars after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Gilbert Snyder paid 400 dollars for reckless driving and 50 dollars for disorderly conduct after being arrested for refusing to submit to a breath test. A heavy rainstorm drenched Dunkirk leaving at least 194 cars stranded or stalled. four parked cars could not start and required pushing as ignition systems flooded. Temperatures ranged from 53 to 81 degrees with relief from humidity. Erie building activity reached 1,050,725 dollars. storm sewer work plans near Ridafield School underway with engineer Kenneth Pape seeking funding from Sarah Reel Home property. Port of Erie promotional drive targets manufacturers in northwestern Pennsylvania amid a spring shipping season push.
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Fess
August Dinikowski
Gilbert W
Snyder
Rerk
Jess
Pa Students Drop Foreign Language Course
The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction reports that 66,984 students enrolled last year as beginners in a foreign language course, and 20,159 or 40 percent did not take a second year, with proportions remaining steady. The item references Corry stores and local shop listings.
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Pennsylvania
Colo
State Department of Public
Boost Funds For U.S. Role In Moon Race
Washington AP report outlines a $548 million boost for U S efforts to send astronauts to the Moon by 1970. The large independent appropriations bill faced House and Senate resistance as leaders sought to trim totals and offset funding with other measures. The debate centered on whether the agency would receive roughly $380 million in related advances, while critics argued for deeper cuts to midlevel programs.
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Washington
S Pffurts
Lenny
Howse Senate Couture Trnee
William Proxminé
Miley
Kretwaly
Japs Reject U S Offer On Atomic Submarine Ports
Defense Director Sensuke Fujieda disclosed that Japan rejected a United States proposal to allow American atomic submarines access to Japanese ports. He cited Japan’s fears of radioactivity, with the remark following a June meeting in Washington involving Secretary of State Dean A. Funk and Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka during Premier Hayate Theda’s visit.
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Japan
Sensuke Fujieda
Fujieda
Dean
Funk
Zentaro Kosaka
Hayate Theda
Washington
Funeral Rites Held for Vera Patton at Bracken Funeral Home
The funeral service for Vera Patton was held at Bracken Funeral Home at 1 o clock this morning with the Rev Joseph Clark of the Church of the Epiphany Philadelphia officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendants included Roger Mull Lyle Smith Charles Pless Douglas Pless and Stufsey Miller. Visitors came from Wet Point Long Island N Y Mrs Mildred Roos Mr Erwan Watson Dawnstown Mrs Addie Davids and Meg etc.
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Yolark
Bracken
Joseph Clark
Chilteh
Epiphany
Philadelphia
Pine Grove
Roger Mull
Lyle Smith
Charles Pless
Doulas Pless
Stufsey Miller
Tey Patton
Long Isand
N.Y
Mildred Roos
Erwan Watson
Dawnstown
Ex Marine General Randolph M Pate Dies
Ex Marine head Pate, former commandant, dies after admission to hospital. The Marine Corps announced his death last night at Bedhos county hospital. He began service in January 1956 and retired January 4 196??? The report notes his long career and leadership roles within the Marine Corps.
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Marine Corps
Corps
Jory Pate
Bedhoss Cty
Pate
Navy says Rickover suffers mild heart attack
Washington Vier Adni Hyman G. Rackover, submarine pioneer, described by the Navy as recovering after a mild heart attack. He is now sitting up and his condition considered excellent.
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Washington
Adni
Hyman G. Rackover
Stomae
Navy
Sthawer
Mexican Ports Closed By Heavy Rains
Torrential rains forced port closures along the Gulf of Mexico and halted rail service between Veracruz and Mexico City. Rising floods prompted evacuations of residents from villages near Veracruz as landslides damaged infrastructure and several bridges were washed out.
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Gulf of Mox- Wc
Dalapa
Veracrus
Mexico
Castro to Visit Russia and UAR After Belgrade Conference
Al Ahram reports Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro will visit the Soviet Union and the United Arab Republic after attending a conference of uncommitted nations in Belgrade next month. He is to receive the Lion Peace Prize awarded last April.
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Arh Republic
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Tornado Damage Reported Across Central Telephone Network
A tornado caused extensive damage near Elgin impacting Central Telephone Co lines and service to the Unit City Area. Homes were ruined south of Elgin as an 80-foot pole line and 70-wire cable were ruptured by uprooted trees. Residents described the roaring wind and massive tree uprooting, with restoration efforts underway.
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Central Telephone Co
Itvalved
Unit City
Bop. Am
Elgin
Irmiah Heinemhind
Entire Family In Hospital After Crash
A Pittsburgh family traveling north on a vacation route is hospitalized after a crash near Meadville. Albert Sekela Sr. and Atherton Sekel each suffer serious injuries including fractures and contusions. Ann Sekela and James Edward Sekela have injuries. Ann Carol Sekela is observed. The car struck a tree after skidding on wet pavement. four others were transported by Meadville Ambulance.
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Pittsburgh
Spencer Hospital
Albert Sekela
Ann Sekelus
James Edward
Ann Carol
Sekel
Mmiles
Meadville
Sekels
Alvert
Meadville Ambulance Service
Bo Spencer Sekeln
Roberts Furniture and Appliances Frigidaire & Philco Appliances
Columbus
Damaged Homes and Dazed Residents After Local Incident
Dronyyed on in the house as a dog fled Misewester toward a neighboring home. Scattered damage included twisted antennas and debris nearly injuring others. Children climbed fallen trunks while neighbors organized aid crews to assist the Nelsons in the aftermath near Liesree Lacking.
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Honard Blakestee
Cori
Elgin Grea
Pny
Nelsons
Liesree
Kennedy Family Vacation Plans Attract Hollywood Celebs
Joseph Kennedy to host a 10 day stay as Frank Sinatra Peter Lawford Dean Martin and Janet Leigh visit New York. Leigh to meet Mrs Lawford en route to Mediterranean vacation aboard a chartered yacht. Lawford sister to President Kennedy plans six week trip. Dean Martin and Sinatra join. Mississippi trustees confirmed in Harrisburg.
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Janet Leigh
Rmiery
Joseph PB. Kennedy
Miss Leigh
Lawford
New York
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Kennedy
Martin
Dean
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