Nab Kane Banker In Embezzlement Case
Michael X Fragale a longtime Hamlin Bank and Trust Co officer is arrested by the FBI on falsifying bank records to conceal about 239 thousand dollars in shortages. The 66 year old, who retired June 30, admitted making false entries over nearly four decades. Trial set in U S District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
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Fragale
U. S
Lyman C. Shreve
Erie
U. S. District Court For
Western District of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Hamlin
Kane
Smethport
FBI
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Two Escape Injury In Route 8 Crash
A two car collision three miles north of Hydetown on Route 8 left no injuries. Daniel Cox, 24, of Spartansburg, followed Daniel Carlson, 4, Centerville, and rear ended the Carlson vehicle as it prepared to turn left. Cox’s car veered off the road and stopped 276 feet from the crash site in front of the Wescoat residence. damages to both autos were about $1,000.
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Hydetown
Charles Toth
Corry
Daniel Cox
R. D
Spartansburg
Daniel P. Carlson
Centerville
Toth
Carlson
Cox
H. L. Wescoat
Route 8
Ex-Councilman's Thrifty Revives $25,000 Bond Hoard
Former city finance director Guy Abbey, famed for caution and prudence, died leaving little estate. A cabinet removal at the Starr Memorial Works revealed $25,000 in U S Savings Bonds bought 1941 to 1955, unearthed from a back panel. Bonds belonged to his daughter Ruth Abbey Fisk of Chelmsford, Massachusetts.
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U. S
Guy Abbey
California
Abbey
Starr ’ Memorial Works
Thomas Maloney
Columbus
State Memorial Works
East Washington Street
Ruth Abbey Fisk
Chelmsford
Mass
Mental Exam Pa. Youth Charged With Burning Sister To Death
Charles Johnson Jr. a 16 year old of Jermyn Pa is charged with murder after his sister Donna Jean 7 died from burns when her dress caught fire in the family yard. Prosecutors seek a mental examination as Johnson is held without bail for grand jury action. He waived a hearing. his father served as Jermyn council president and Crystal Fire Co chief.
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Charles Johnson Jr
Jermyn
Sagi County
Joseph J. Cimino
Donna Jean
Scranton
Paul E. Kubaska
Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Peckville
Charles Johnson
Jermyn Borough
The
Crystal Fire Co
Ring-Pulling Becomes Meter Feeder Trend
Corry streets see growing ring pull meter tampering as police investigate a wave of ring fed parking. Police Chief Frank Carnegie cites an $80 fine for tampering and notes eight rings found at headquarters with another pulled from a West South street meter. Officers ordered to arrest offenders for a $50 lesson on feeding meters.
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Corry
Frank Carnegie
Pern O
Carnegie
Corty
Auc
Wounded 4 Wife Says Gun-Wielder Not Really Violent Man
In New Haven Joseph Davis wounded four coworkers with a pistol during a lunchroom rampage at a Winchester Western plant after being fired earlier in the week. Police killed him as he shot toward a detective. His wife Rebecca Wilson, 34, mother of four, had said he was not a violent man. Several injured workers were treated and released including Helen Koch, Miriam Chernoff and Eunice Connor.
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New Haven
Wilson
Davis
Lover's Lane
Ing
Helen Koch
Jonathan Miller
Miriam Chernoff
Eunice Connor
Meadville MAIC threatens legal action over Erie Times-News story
Meadville Area Industrial Commission directors threaten lawsuits against the Erie Times-News and its Crawford County sources over what they call untrue unfounded statements in a Meadville edition article. The piece cited an unnamed labor official criticizing MAIC and its handling of a 4000 acre TNT site sale amid claims of salvageable material valued at about 3 million dollars. The MAIC letter to the paper cited irreparable damage to Meadville area industrial development efforts. Continued on Page Ten.
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Meadville
Meadville Area Industrial Commission
Erie Times-News
Crawford County
Maic
Erie
Labor Council
Keystone Ordnance Works
Erie Times- News
Thomas J. Ward
Ward
Meadville Area
Red MIGs Appear Again Over North Viet Nam
In a brief dogfight about 60 miles northwest of Hanoi, Communist MIG interceptors returned to the skies over North Vietnam for the first time in nearly three weeks to clash with U S Air Force jets. No planes were shot down, but American pilots reported two attacking MIGs damaged and one F105 Thunderchief lightly damaged. The engagement followed a broader raid targeting storage facilities and supply lines in the north. Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, back from the Philippines, said North Vietnam might capitulate within two to three years and that a partial U S withdrawal could occur in two years.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Air Force
U S
U.S
Hanoi
Nguyen Cao Ky
Philippines
Viet Nam
Epitome Of Gratitude Convicts in double murder case
PHOENIX AP Timo thy Malumphy 23 convicted Friday night of two counts of murder then praised the prosecutor for a job well done He testified asking the jury to convict saying I should die The slain men Robert Lee Bartlebaugh 25 and Constantine Karabogius 30 were waiters at the plush suburban restaurant The shooting occurred April 15 Superior Court Judge Donald Daughton will sentence August 25 The jury recommended the death penalty
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Phoenix
Ariz
Timothy Malumphy
Thim
Robert Lee Bartlebaugh
Constantine Karabogius
Malumphy
Superior Court
Donald Daughton
Government explores other options in airline labor dispute
Washington AP It emerged that federal officials privately urged Friday negotiations to end the 35,400 mechanic strike and avert a House back to work bill. With unlikely progress, lawmakers threaten to order a 30 day return to work and extend federal seizure authority. Airlines may wait on bill outcomes before offering new contracts amid Meany and AFL CIO opposition.
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Washingston
Congress
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
House
Senate
Commerce Committee
Rules Committee
Harley C
D. Va
Johnson
United
Northwest
Eastern
National
Trans World
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Inmates Riot At Massachusetts Prison Over Dugs
Nine guards injured in a Friday night riot at the Massachusetts State Prison dispensary as inmates pushed into the pill room. Two guards stabbed, seven beaten. riot squad and state police ended the melee. About 18 inmates were described as "on cloud nine" when officers arrived.
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Walpole
Mass
Massachusetts State Prison
James Dunne
London Police Hunt Killers After Three Cops Slain
London police armed themselves as they hunted two or more gunmen who killed Detective Sgt. Christopher Tippett Head, Detective Constable David Wombwell, and Constable Geoffrey Fox in an unmarked car near Wormwood Scrubbs Prison. A 10-year-old witness described a fat man with a black beard firing on the officers. The attackers were at large as Scotland Yard warned the killers could strike again and urged officers not to work alone.
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West End
Scotland Yard
Sev
Eral
Wormwood Scrubbs
Christopher Tippett Head
David Wombwell
Head
Geoffrey Fox
Fox
Paga Four
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