Local News Roundup From Erie Area Community Events
Paragraf Jack Staht of West Pleasant street recovers after skin graft surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie. Sen. John Kennedy visit discussed for Jamestown during Sesquicentennial, per Milton Stowell. Erie County court cases include Hessler and Harting/Parnell, bonds set or waived. Gruber appointed constable in Wayne Twp. Real estate transfers logged. Western Union telegram rates to rise. Avalone Corp faces IRS taxes. local political activities and school board changes noted.
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Jack Staht
West Pleasant Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
H E
Chautauqua County
Milton K. Stworth
Jamestown
John P. Kennedy
Sieworth
Atlas Missile Launch With Cone Recovery Sought
Atlas intercontinental missile flight tested from Cape Canaveral as part of a radiation study cone in the nose. The mission reached a preselected Atlantic target near Ascension Island, with a parachute deployment and water recovery of the cone. A 100-foot balloon satellite was also launched to bounce a message from President Eisenhower. Five experiments in the exposed reentry body examined radiation hazards relevant to manned spaceflight.
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Cape Canavenan
Fla
Atlas
Caribbean Ange
Air Forcs
Atlantic
Ascension Aly
Missile Test Center
Earth
U. S
Orit
Eisenhower
Air Force
Rebels Want Prince Atop New Regime
Lao rebels urge Prince Souvanna Phouma to head a new government in Vientiane not aligned with the Free World or Communist blocs. The move aims at a neutral regime while Sonsanith’s cabinet remains in Luang Prabang. The rebellion highlights Laos strategic role as a buffer between Red China, North Vietnam, and Thailand.
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Salion
Syilth Wee Vam
APY
Vientiane Savid
Lane
Souvanna Phoum
Jto
Ibs
Warers Uto
Souis Phouma
Solvanns Vong
Fwitwe Pathe Tao
Mned Te Earlyman
Loyle
Vientiane
Somsanith
Luane Prabang
Souvanna Phowma
Revolutionary Committee
Laos
Southeast Asia
Red China
Viet Nam
Thailand
North Viet Nam
United States
Brew Crew Stews Over New Offer
Bradford AP report on beer distributors drivers rejecting a two year contract offer with a 10 cent hourly raise. Teamsters Local 963 business agent William Leonard Jr. says he will seek state mediation to settle the dispute after drivers walked off Tuesday seeking 25 cents an hour more.
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Bradford, Pa
William Leonard Jr
Teamsters Local 963
Funeral Notices From Bracken Funeral Home
Notices list multiple individuals with funeral details at Bracken Funeral Home. Mary Myrick Margaret King William Laurie Edwin Smith with service times, officiants, and interment at Pine Grove Pine Grave Elgin and Pine Grove Cemeteries. Call hours set Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. for several cases.
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Myrice
Mary Louise
Myrick
Bracken Funeral Home
Gtisa
William Selig
Pine Grave Cemetery
Smith
Edwin J. Smith
Walter Crouch
H. Ray Harris
Pine Grove Cemetery
Teamster Picket Lines At Jamestown Coca Cola Plant
Jamestown drivers from Teamsters Local 649 picketed the Coca Cola Bottling Co plant carrying signs of unfair labor practices. Karl G. Berg said there is no contract with the union and operations will continue. Frank Harvey was unavailable for comment. Mae Murray is reported resting comfortably after a cerebral event at a suburban hospital.
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Jamestown
Teamsters
Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Bottling Company
Karl G. Berg
Mae Murray
Hollywood
Wage coverage battles split GOP and Southern Democrats
Washington AP report shows Republicans and Southern Democrats debating Kennedy's minimum wage bill. The fight centers on extending coverage to retail and service workers, potentially adding five million employees. Senator Holland seeks an amendment to limit the raise, while Senator Russell opposes any expansion, arguing the commerce clause is already stretched.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Spessard
Holland
D- Fin
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Dixie
Richard B. Russell D-Gay
No Sale Prompt Stamps Frustrate Norman Post Patron
In Norman Oklahoma a stamp vending machine out of order prompted a patron to leave a handwritten note accusing the post office of failing to fix the machine. The message mocked rain and called the machine a cotton picker in a racially charged insult.
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Norman
Okla
Congress Faces Labor Day Adjournment Doubts
Washington AP reports politics and weather may push Congress past Labor Day adjournment. Senate began work on unfinished July measures. House recess until Aug. 22 with no business. Experts foresee mid September to October adjournment bottlenecks over big issues like school funding, minimum wage, housing, and farm laws. Speakers note campaign publicity and air conditioned chambers favor longer sessions.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Howe
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Spartans Balk At School Plan Continued From Page One
The report notes Sparta residents question the plan while officials see benefits and transportation issues. State proposals to move Sparta high school students to Corty are blocked by Cory space shortages. A council meeting started at 2:45 PM and ended before 11 PM with discussions on academics and winter road conditions.
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Spartans
Sparta
Corty
Sparta High
Cory
Wrelock
Area Girl 11 Falls From Mower During Ride
An 11 year old girl from Wartsburg, Gill Stanko, was admitted to Union City Hospital yesterday afternoon after a fall from a mower behind a vehicle. She sustained multiple injuries. The mower was being driven by her brother George Jr., and the accident occurred around 2:30 p.m. at the family’s rural route.
Newspaper man Cable dies in Hannibal at 70
William A. Cable, 70, long time editor of the Hannibal Courier Post and a 47 year member of its staff, died Wednesday in Hannibal Missouri. He served as managing editor and was a fixture of the paper for decades.
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Hannibal
William A. Cable
HanNibal Couriery Post
Hes Stall
Fragmented OCR sports note on backfield and training
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions backfield weight, convert results, strings and speeds, and a front pert underer in the last quartet. It alludes to training Saturday and a possible promissory note about a high prize or competition, but the passage is largely indecipherable.
Bitty You Gt Aun Bee Wh And Quest You Ft We'd The P
The readable fragments describe a short note about a tiny insect and a quest related to flight. No clear names, places, dates, or actions emerge to anchor a proper news item.
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William Hessler
Kenmore
Cafe Espanol
Sherman
John Jones
Wis
Sheriff's Department
Hessler
John Hesink
North Clymer
Heslink
Wiliam Harting
Peter Parnelle
Tonawanda
Erie County Court
Eugene E. Gruber
Corry
Wayne Township
Gruber
William Howlett
Howlett
Venango Township
D. C
Western Union
Jamestown Iidi
Internal Revenue Service
U. S. Tax Court
Benjamin W. Avallone
Avalone
Avalone Corp
Avallone
Manmieer
W. B. Trumppour
Farm Journal
Mangas
Wen Crunduer
Eluripaidns I Corry
Corr
Grace Sinan
Clavion
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Democratc Natonal Comm
Thomas C Johnstown
Cochranton
Meadville City Hospital
Milludge
Ville
Mercer Goi
Fred W. Herlinger
Townville Consolidated Schools
Alwist
Herlinger
Johnstown
Townville
Yeutrcipal
Union City
Teamster Rides
Jack
Barney's Firestone
Campain
Evans
A&b Distributing Co
South First Ave
Dial
Men’s & Boys
Paul Evans
Sheberlein Motor Sales
North Center Street
She HY
Ieee
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati
Hanna
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