Corry Police Report Patchwork of Local Incidents
City police investigated a reported car behind the Model Dairy building but found it moved. They later spotted youths in a vehicle during a search, while Little League Park stood checked and nothing was missing. A North Center Street caller reported a dumpster fire that patrols could not locate. Real estate transfers were recorded at the Erie County courthouse. A boy was seen crossing Main Street and nearly hit by cars. his family had recently moved to Corry. Streets Director Clair Capwell hospitalized for observation. Two accident victims treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Coroner reported an accidental death for James Miletti after a crash near Busti-Suiwuler and Kiantone roads. The Wattabure Erie County Fair dates were announced. Driver Virgil Blair may face charges after a collision with a third vehicle. Route 1 upgrading work continues between Garey and Columbus.
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Main Street
Corfy
Chautauqua County
Frederick E. Mattison
Joseph Milett
Jamestown
Mattison
Miletti
Chai iLlyLka Colinty
Busti
Suiwuler
Kiantone
Andurew G Shiner
Mea Ue
Gonneaut
Shiner
Tutley
Virgil Blair
Greenville Fair
Blair
Helm Heads Authority Praetor Ae Helm Heads Authority
Stuart Helm, former Democratic secretary, elected president of the State Public School Building Authority. He succeeds John S. Rice who resigned two weeks ago. Sen. M Harvey Taylor named vice president. Authority now has five Democratic and four Republican members.
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Stuart Helm
Defense aide calls revealing missile secrets foolhardy
Murray Snyder, Pentagon information chief, warned it would be foolhardy to relax secrecy on missile launches and performance. He rejected Moss of California's July suggestion to modify the information policy, which allows basic confirmation of a launch and whether injuries occur. Moss argued the policy reflects over classification and secrecy. He noted civilians and photographers at Patrick Air Force Base often witness launches.
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Pe Ees
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Pentagon
Moss
D-Calif
House
Government Information Subcommittee
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Miss Universe contestant vows truth after marriage reveal
Gage Ennis, once dubbed queen for a day, loses U G A title after pageant officials learn she is married with two children. She tells reporters at the Tropicans Hotel in Las Vegas she will not lie again while rehearsing for a September 4 club debut and denies gambling beliefs.
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Gage Ennis
Maryland
U. G.A
Long Beach
Calif
Tropicans Hotel
Las Vegas
House Winds Up Probe Of Big Time Sports
Washington based House Antitrust Subcommittee hearings examined professional sports status under antitrust laws. NBA president Podoloff defended drafts and reserve clauses while insulting some lawyers in negotiations, drawing sharp questions on foreign elements and lawyers complicating deals. Rep. Rodino condemned Podoloff's remarks as a reflection on the bar.
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House Antitrust Subcommittee
Costimiony Tran
Williees
Wats
Campbell
National Hockey League
Munshe Podotott
National Basketball Association
Podoloff
NBA
Sib- Committee
Players’ Association
Rep
Healing
Rodino
D-Nj
Hold Rites for Evelyn Tressier
Evelyn Tressier died Sunday and her funeral was held yesterday at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Leo Hansen presiding. Interment followed at Pleasant Valley Cemetery in Sherman. Active bearers included Charles Overton and Howard Mowers. numerous attendees listed from New York, Ohio, North East and beyond.
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Eve Jym Tressier
Spitzer
Clymer
Leo Hansen
Edwards Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
Sherman
Charles Overton
LN. Silman
Howard Mowers
Clyde Robideats
Elwood Serry
Harold Nelson
George ‘Winkler
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Douglas Neckers
Trameway
Roy Adamson
Frank Engel
Winston Powell
Fifi Virga
Mark Walsh
Niagara Falls
Jeannette Carnahan
Dunkirk
Lews Evans
Addie Smith
Lewiston
N. C
Donald Kirk
Arlington
Tex
William Smith Jr
Hondo
Russell Virga
Glendora
Calif
C. B. Meyer
St. Paul
Minn
George Turity
Lucine Mines
Charles Earhart
Homer City
William Zentner
George Zentner
Indiana
William ]Thompson
Lock Haven
Harry Bence
Leo McGaugney
Buffalo
William ‘Thompson
Clune
May Prindle
Clifford King
Charles McIntyre
North East
State GOP Head Raps Leader's Veto Of Watchdog Laws
Greenville pa Republican state committee chair accuses Gov Lowder of vetoing watchdog measures that would give the Legislature more control over state spending and appropriations. He claims the veto prevents accountability and would have saved millions in future years.
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Greenville
Lowder
Stile
Bamtring
Commonwealth
Mercer Caunty
George Thomald
Bloom
Link Red Colonel To Spy Ring Reappears In Court
Reports reveal Abel, detained under guard, arraigned before U S Commissioner J C Hall. He waived to return to New York to face charges tied to a Soviet espionage ring. Evidence includes notes, a birth certificate, maps, and radios from the Kremlin. Other alleged co conspirators named include Korotkoy Zlatovski Svitin and Soble led by Jack Soble.
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U. S
J. C. Hall
New York
Reina Hayhanen
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Ye ‘Ejay
Hayhanen
United Red
United States
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Emil R. Goldius
Manhattan
Brooklyn Federal Courthouse
Baltimore
Chicago
Loni Taland
Kremlin
A. M. Korotkoy
George Zlatovski
Done
Jack Soble
Mikhail J Svitin
Union
Special Congress Session Hinted in Civil Rights Debate
The Senate debated a civil rights bill for weeks before passage with 43 Republicans and 29 Democrats voting yes. Southern Democrats largely opposed, while 5 southern senators and Morse of Oregon opposed strong provisions, and 5 southern Democrats supported justice measures. The bill would authorize court injunctions to enforce minority voting rights and create a bipartisan civil rights commission plus an expanded Justice Department role.
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Morse
Oregon
Morst
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate
Yarborough
Texas
Kefauver
Gore
Tennessee
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Genet
Sion
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Boy Refuses Fare Fails Enter Through Exit Turnstile
Philadelphia police rescue 14 year old Edward Radley as he becomes wedged in an exit only turnstile while attempting to avoid paying fare. Patrolman Paul Marchese loosens the bars to free him and the youth vows to pay his fare in the future.
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Edward Radley
Paul Marchese
Radley
World Church Leaders Visit UN Meeting in New Haven
World Church leaders from Orthodox Anglican and Protestant groups, totaling about 170 denominations in 50 countries, visited the United Nations for a session of the World Council of Churches. They urged cooperation to fight racial segregation and prayed for unity and wise action across nations.
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New Haven
United Nations
World Council of Churches
Elks State Convention Opens in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Elks State Association convenes in Pittsburgh starting August 17 with about 1,500 delegates expected to attend the sessions through August 21. L A Donaldson of Blumsburg and Ruel Smith of Warren will co chair the event.
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ELKS
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Elks State Association
L. A. Donaldson
Ex Convict Won’t Talk Ends Up Back In Prison
Ex convict refuses to speak further about a robbery case and is returned to prison. The article notes police and prison officials involvement and mentions Lavish County authorities, a prior sentencing, and ongoing questions about motive and cooperation.
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