Jamestown Line-O-Ads outlines bus route to Niagara Falls
Line-O-Ads reports Capital Prontier Coach Lines of Washington DC plans a motor bus route linking Jamestown with Niagara Falls via Frewsboro and Fredonia. Arthur Warman, company representative, presented the plan to Chamber of Commerce officials. The item also notes assorted local notices and incidents from Erie and surrounding towns, including police updates, court actions, and community events.
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Jamestown
Capital Prontier Coach Lines, Inc
Washington, D. C
City
Niagara Falls
Frewsboro
Fredonia
Arthur M. Warman
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Kiwanis Chib Invited to Camp Cornplanter Meeting
Warren Kiwanis Chib invited to hold next week's meeting at Camp Cornplanter where a summer camping program for retarded children is in progress supper hour set for 630 pm round table to be held at Blue and White Restaurant for those able to attend.
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Warren Kiwanis
Camp Cornplanter
Jose
Carrig
Remains Found of Ill-Fated Airman Near Libyan Desert
In North Africa the US Air Force reports discovery of remains believed to be another crew member of the World War II bomber Lady B Good. The find lies about 35 miles east and six miles south of the wreckage in the Libyan Desert, following earlier discoveries that led to recovering seven of the plane's nine crewmen.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
US Air Force Today
North Africa
Libyan
U. S
Bengali
British Petroleum Co
Fust
Italy
British Petroleum
Campanella Reveals Ailing Marriage Breakup
Roy Campanella says his 15 year marriage is cracking under strain as his wife Ruthe files for separation amid a bitter row. He claims she is free to go and do as she pleases while she protests the accusations, saying she has been faithful and he has grown distrustful since his return from the hospital. They continue to share a home but live apart with three children at home and one with Ruthe’s mother.
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Glen Cove
Roy Campanella
Lins
Magers
Roy
Huthe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Campy
Adust
Spaloinus Ranch
Long Island Sound
Campanella
David
Ruthe
Traffic death settle ment reached in county court
A compromise of 2250 dollars was approved in a traffic death case in county court. Ada Start of Fairview was awarded the money for her son Curtis who died after a crash on June 11. The driver and defendant was Armand Nabersching of Rochester, N.Y. The article also notes local notices and events such as a VFW meeting, a burglary arrest involving four youths, a Saturday dance at Garland Community Hall, and a local ice cream social.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Royer's Grove
Erie
Ada Start
Fairview
Curtis
Armand Nabersching
Rochester
VFW
VFW Club
Lawrence Park
George Cheresne
Lelonia
Ohio
Youngstown
Ronald C. Bryson
William Wyrich
Garland Community Hall
Gene Dugan
Ftr
Erle
Peach— Sassafas
Ares
Sen Fe Bor
Thomas Hoffman
Salam
John Boler Earniot
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Brother 14 Shoots Sister 13 in Fatal City Hospital Case
A 14 year old boy shot and killed his 13 year old sister at their Hayfield Township home. Sharon Lee Henry died at City Hospital after the 8:30 p.m. incident. Police sought the shooter, Robert Allen Flenny, as investigators probed whether the act was accidental or intentional.
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Sharon Lee Henry
Soccertown
City Hospital
Daniel Maroney
Robert Allen Fleney
Polles
Glenn E
Linna Bella du Pont Henry
Hayfield ‘Township
Coons Corners
City Manpit
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Several Towns
At Corry Memorial Hospital a list shows admitted patients including Mrs. Stanley Kasper and Pred N Barton among others. Discharges include Kevin Barton and several others with homes in Union City, Clymer, and nearby towns. Police report a missing son from Waterford, last seen after leaving the hospital.
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Stanley Kasper
East Main Street
N. Barton
Palmview Street
Robert Jewell
Union City
Thomas Russell
East Frederick Street
William Paul
Cleveland
Stephen
Ivan Ro Legters
North Clymer
Seella Clark
R.D
Bryan
Willian Caflisch
Clymer
Kathryn C. Brown
Spring Street
Irwin Johnson
Khrushchev Eyes U N Visit Amid US Election Clash
In a cautious signal Khrushchev floated the idea of heading the Soviet delegation to the United Nations to discuss disarmament in September. The move aims to test Eisenhower's stance while a presidential campaign roils the United States. Possible motives range from a goodwill patch to a propaganda ploy, with risks of renewed insults if talks fail.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Khrushchev
United Nations
Powers Family Eyes Nikita Aid Tent
Milledgeville Georgia teen Brown lands two Virginia Bar Association appointees Alexander W Parker of Richmond and Frank W Rogers of Roanoke to back Powers in Moscow Parker says John Hugatt a Coluinta Uni professor in Soviet and International Law will join them in Moscow Hazard remains in West Germany Mrs Povwire advised by the State Department that Soviet authorities will not let her talk with her husband until his trial ends The Virginia lawyer says the pilot’s family may consult with a Soviet lawyer assigned to defend Powers Parker hopes he is found guilty of flying the plane not espionage and that the sentence will be light as allowed by the Soviet government
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Teen Brown
Milledgeville
Galand
Virginia Bar Assa
Alexander W Parker
Richmond
Frank W. Rogers
Roanoke
Parker
John Hugatt
Moscow
Hazard
West Germany
Povwire
State Department
EU Thanius
Virginia
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Presque Isie Bay
Water Work Park
Edwin Groenendall
Allway Electric
Nick Colonna
Henry DeSarro
Anthony Prazio
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Co
North Center Street
Gamumission
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Pennsyylvania Gas, Co
Gerald Weber
Tennessee
Pennsylvania Gas Company
St. Thomas
James Jones
St. Vincent Hospital
Order of Moose
David Manson
Hemet
Brookwise
Punxsutawney
Michael J. Kinecki
Earl Ziegler
Spartansburg Hotel
Pearl Nichols
M. J. Kinecki
Joseph DeLuca
Patricia Ann Schneider
Corry Arcmory
Justice of the Peace
Aruck
Dudge Samuel Y. Rossiter
William Pushchak
R. D. G. Erie
Wesleyville
Selma
McGil
Lawrence Walmer
Dennis Clark Hicks
Ronald Angelotti
R. D. Albion
Corry
Warren County
Blain Mead
Westfield
New York Central Railroad
William Hiller
Zig Hordney
Evelyn Jefferson
Hamot Hospital
Clarence Jefferson
Mobilgas
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Thomson Rbth
Meadville
Warren
War Memorial Field
Grey Knights
N.Y
New York Canadian Association
Greater Reading Bucanoers
Reading
Westshoremen
Mechanicsburg
Tri-County Cavaliers
Militairs of
Niagra
Cornplanters Drum and Bugle Corps
American Legion of
New York State
American Legion
Summerville Shoremen Coat Guards
Altoona
Altoona Club
Warren Television Corp
Allen H. Tripp
Westfield Academy
Central School
Westfield Board of Education
Wildwood
N. J
High Scho
Pines
Besebell
Entertainment Directory
Ball
Tao
Ginnif
Aye
Vege
Ena
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kevin
Barton
John H. Neckers
Oakley Terrill
R. D
Floyd A. Wilkinson
Spring Creek
George
Sloan
East Mainstreet
Brol
George Harmon
Alton Southwick
Centerville
Donna
John Thomas
Spartansburg
William J. McCarthy
Mead Avenue
George Rumbaugh
East Smith Street
Edwin J. Smith
East Pleasant Street
Maria Kleszczowski
Kenneth Grant
Gail Stanko
Waltsburo
Dean Lesik
RD. 5
Waterford
Virgil McArdle
Donald Moodie
Robert
Ta. m. Todu
Marlow
New York
U.N
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Cear
Campanien
Loblaws
RG West
Mok
Colon Cartoon
Cinemascone
Memo Goldna
Fred Clark
Yvette Mimieuk
Powers Family Eyes
Nikita Aid
Barney
Tonti Todd
Toni Todd
Marcus
Leqpo AP
Mammars UN
Eten Ville
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