Former Mental Patient Cited In Murder
Arlington County Judge orders Alexis G. Madden 44 committed for 45 days of psychiatric observation after he allegedly shot Theodore R. Hoffman 48 a Navy Hydrographic Service worker. Madden described as sociopathic when drinking, amid prior hospital commitments and a taxi cab chase involving Harvard student driver Erik Sundquist.
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Arlington, Va
Navy
Arlington County
K. McFarlane Smith
Alexis G. Madden
Youngstown
Ohio
Commonwealth
William J. Hessen
Madden
Theodore R. Hoffman
Hoffman
Arlington
Erik L. Sundquist
James L. Sundquist
Harvard
Sway Madden
Sundquist
Washington
Robert M. Raines
Russell Bunyan
Chillicothe
Army Air Corps
Western State Hospital
Shunton
Pickets Return to Brooklyn Hospital Site with Delaying Tactic
Pickets at the Downstate Medical Center construction site resumed protests in Brooklyn using a delaying tactic to block trucks while demanding more jobs for Black and Puerto Rican workers. Police kept 234 officers on duty as the crowd swelled, with 22 arrests, including seven clergymen, and about 750 arrests in three weeks.
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New York
Brooklyn
Medical Center
Milton Galaraison
Brooklyn Hospital
Ski Lift Purchase by Harrisburg for Denton Hill Park
The General State Authority reports buying a ski lift for Denton Hill State Park in Potter County at a cost of 67000 dollars.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
Denton Hill State Park
Potter County
Hold Service For Mrs. Mary Lines
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home for Mrs. Mary Lines with Rev. Lloyd Mack of the Clymer Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Clymer Cemetery. Bearers were Homer Kolstee Archie Hurlburt Lawrence Miller John Kolstee Homer Loomis Sr Loren Upper man. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnink Homer Loomis Sr Loren Upper man Mrs. Albert Arnink and Delbert King all of Clymer Mr. and Mrs. G. Perry Lines Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lines Linda Lines Terry Lines and Alan Throop all of North East. Others from sway were Mr. and Mrs. Lou Brown Mrs. McKeene Mrs. Emily Dinges Eric Mrs. Eva Scott and Arthur and Robert Scott Scottsville N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Niel Seifert Werren Mrs. John Burger Wattsourg Mr. and Mrs. Jack Amink New York City Dale Armink Trenton N J and George Chapman Pleasantville
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Mary Lines
Bracken Funeral Home
Lloyd Mack
Clymer Methodist Church
Clymer
Homer Kolstee
Archie Hurlburt
Lawrence Miller
John Kolstee
Homer Loomis Sr
Loren Upperman
Away
Floyd Arnink
Albert Arnink
Delbert King
G. Perry Lines
Glenn Lines
Linda Lines
Terry Lines
Alan Throop
North East
Sway
Lou Brown
McKeene
Emily Dinges
Eric
Eva Scott
Arthur
Robert Scott
Scottsville
Niel Seifert
Werren
John Burger
Wattsourg
Jack Amink
New York City
Dale Armink
Trenton
N. J
George Chapman
Pleasantville
Last Try On Pay Bus Bill Continues To Conference
After House rejection of Senate amendments, the pay bus bill heads to conference as Senate aimed to backfill major changes. Anthracite mine contouring was rejected and the bill laid for final passage today.
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House
Senate
Reopen Pool After Chlorine Leak Sickened Fifty
City officials said Monday the pool will reopen after 50 people were sick from escaping chlorine last week. Public safety director Jerore Kobrin cited good repair, added ventilation in the chlorinator room, and a new fourth pool exit. Health official Robert Darrall attributed the leak to a frozen valve, absolving city and company of blame. Pool manager Anthony Stopper was praised for evacuating the premises and wearing a gas mask to correct the issue.
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Reading
Plas
Jerore Kobrin
Public Safety
Robert Darrall
State Health Department
Darrall
Anthony J Stopper
Stopper
Tremors Return as Skopje Quake Aftermath Deepens
Fresh tremors rocked Skopje overnight sending thousands from tents into open areas. Survivors, awakened in panic, wandered streets at dawn. Officials said relief chances fade with about 1,000 bodies recovered and the death toll likely to reach 2,600 from the six day old quake, the worst in Yugoslav history.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Baruch’s Atom Vision in 1945 and the 1953 Test Ban
U S delegate Bernard Baruch explained the American plan to form an international atomic development authority to control all aspects of nuclear research. He warned of fear if the world fails, noting how the Hiroshima bomb reshaped global trust and spurred rival nations to develop their own hydrogen bombs by 1953.
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WASHINGTON /AP
Bernard Baruch
U.N. Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Baruch
International Atomic Development Authority
United States
Moscow
Britain
Russia
Shite
Tensia
Mary ii
Stetliiies
Willy
W. Averell Harrman
National Press Club
Harriman
Khisheliev
Khrashchey
France
Sit-In Continues At City Council Amid Tense Talks
Demonstrators hold nightly sit-in in City Hall chambers demanding full inclusion on a commission. leaders say it will continue until the mayor and council members accept demonstrators as participants. Mayor Eyre offers limited retention of current members despite pressure for broader representation.
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Medel
Dloven
Bhelay
Plans For Sabin Fund Scholarships Detailed
A committee laid groundwork for Sabin Fund scholarships funded by medical society donations. The plan routes money to medical related studies including nursing and lab work, with scholarships open to Erie County students and broader applicants as meetings proceed.
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Sabin Onil
Prisims
Uae
Bern
Pennsylvante
Medical Society
Ruswell Rath
Erie
Amie
Uve
Sabin
Erie County
Spray Area Vineyards By Airplane Near North East John Archer
North East area vineyard testing spraying rounds on vines. Archer reports three hour operation covering about 20 acres with a single plane. Plane capacity cited as 145 gallons per run. Vineyards and related equipment listed. details about severed vines and operational notes included.
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John Archers Wpa
North
Pash
Jay
Aly Phane
Jerry Mallard
Archer
Wallone
Zimmerman seeks right to brand motels with "Holiday" name
Meehilesbury resident Ser Seuien Zimmerman petitions in Chambers County to become the first in Pennsylvania to use the word "Holiday" for a motel or hotel brand. He claims to have spent about $200 to publish his motel branding prior to 1916.
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Ser Seuien
Mirene Zimmerman
Chimberlinel
Allegheny Cobrily Courk
Tranisis
Methodism Setup Mentioned for Tance Money
Fragmentary note indicates plans to set up Methodism and establish a distance money spending framework. The readable details show emphasis on religious organization setup and a funded expenditure proposal.
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