Mother Who Drugged Two Babies Goes Into Hiding
In Cleveland Ohio, Lillian Fratantean 24 admitted drugging two infants with barbiturates. Bernadette 3 and Venita 5 remain at Mount Sinai Hospital under observation while doctors assess any lasting harm. Police report a man saw her mixing substances in a hospital hall. The mother was freed on a $1,000 bond to face juvenile court.
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Cleveland
Bernadetts
Yonita Prat
Ontouie
Mt. Sinal Trospital
Lillian Fratanfumin
Weneer
Richard Ro Waener
Hann
Peante
Hen
Gor
Athey
Lillian
Rome
Earl E. Smith
Bernadette
Venita
Lillian Fratantenia
Central Police Headquarters
Charg
Northwest Street Reclassified After 74 Years of Use
Corry City Council passed Bill 951 amending the original ordinance to unordain Northwest Street from West Main to West Pleasant. Residents may still use the right of way to access their properties, and Berk hous may install a barrier to prevent runoff during sharp turns onto West Pleasant.
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Northwest Street
West Main
West Pleasant
Corry City
Northwest
West Pleasant Street
Chates Berkhous
Pleasant
Roger Brown
Nation
West Main Street
Berkhous
Northsweat Street
Senate Told the May Veto Medical Care Bill
Washington AP Sen Rus sell B Long says the Senate should accept the Finance Committee version creating a limited federal state medical aid plan for the aged unable to pay. He warned President Eisenhower would veto a social security based plan. Kennedy and Johnson back the social security option while debate lingers ahead of short work.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
D-Lai
Senate
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Democrats
Congress
Reensee
Long
Cite Boys For Slaying 36 Dogs
Utica area juveniles, ages 14 and 15, were taken into custody by State Police for killing 46 dogs confined in kennels on neighbor Werner Schumann’s property. The youths used a .22 rifle, killing 11 dogs on Thursday and 25 on Saturday, some of which were valuable breeds like fox hounds and St Bernards. They smashed a jeep’s windows and headlights and pushed it into a pond, leaving wounded dogs behind. They will be cited for juvenile court.
Chutst Plunges Twenty Miles In Record Drop
Air Force Captain Joseph Kittnger made a parachute jump from 102,200 feet over the New Mexico desert. Altitude not listed as official. may have been 103,000 feet. He opened his chute at 17,500 feet after a 4 minute 38 second fall. Toll descent lasted 13 minutes 8 seconds. The 102,200 feet set a record for manned balloon flight in an open gondola.
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Tularosa
Air Force
Joseph Kit~tinger
New Mexico
Kids Event Judges Named For Sidewalk Bazaar Daze Parade
At a Chamber of Commerce Promotion Committee meeting this morning judges were announced for the kids bike and pet parade and a first aid station was revealed. Miss Ann Baress will emarshal the parade and register participants as it forms at 7 p.m. Saturday. The parade will travel through city streets ending at Loblaw’s parking lot where prizes will be awarded. Judges Howard J. Sheen, Robert Allyn and Robert Tunnell Sr. were named. Corry Chapter American Red Cross will run a first aid station on North Center Street near Clinton Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. under Philip Segal, with a doctor on standby. The station will also serve as a lost-child clearinghouse.
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Chamber of Commerce
S. A. Long
Ann Baress
Wright School
Center Street
Lim
South Street
Loblaw
Howard J. Sheen
Robert Allyn
Robert Tunnell Sr
Corry
American Red Cross
Stahl Jewelers
North Center Street
Clinton
Philip Segal
Long
Billboard Back Sparks City Council Debate on Action
City Council last night debated stopping a large billboard planned for Main and Lab Center Streets as zoning rules proved unclear. Holmes Advertising began erecting supports on the former Clough Building site after Miss Harput Colegrove signed a contract for a north side display. Council plans to contact the company or consider a billboard tax under the state law, hoping to deter the project, though no firm action was taken and the sign may go up soon.
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Main
Lab Center
Holmes Advertising Co
Colegrove
Holmes Company
Need for New Sanitary Sewer System In East Columbus Area
City streets director J R Dearing and part-time city engineer Victor Ward report on the sanitary sewer system along East Columbus avenue and Wayne street. A new main line appears likely, with August 1 as a potential target for future action as residents raise odor and pollution concerns from the storm sewer into Hare Creek.
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Wny
J. R. Dearing
Columbus Avenue
Wayne Street
Dearing
Victor Ward
Snyder Circle
Hare Creek
Reymond Avenue
Powers Family Backs Pilot In Spy Trial
The Powers family says the Soviet lawyer Grinjoy will try to aid U2 pilot Francis Powers, accused of espionage after a May 1 capture inside the Soviet Union. The Soviets claim he admitted guilt, with penalties ranging from seven years to death.
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Powers
Moscow
Francis Powers
Easfly
Fief
Soviet Union
Mikhailich Grinjoy
Shudicial Council
Eval Aid Societies
America
Grinjoy
Oliver W. Powers
Pound, Va
Alexander W. Parker
Richmond
Barbara
Billboard erected under lease overlooked by council
City officials face a pending action after approving demolition and a billboard installation without notice to the council. Miss Colegrove previously arranged a lease, and the new erection now prompts unresolved questions about disclosure and authorization.
Powers Trial Seen as Soviet Propaganda Showpiece
Associated Press analyst William L. Ryan contends Francis Gary Powers likely already is convicted as a spy and faces a fixed punishment. He argues the Moscow trial will serve propaganda, with Soviet courts loyal to the Communist party and individual rights deemphasized. The piece notes Powers has had no contact with Americans and that pretrial investigation dominated the proceedings.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Communist Party
United States
Britain
Vacation Time Upped For City Employes
City Council approved three weeks of vacation after 20 years of service for all city employees not in Civil Service. The plan, supported by J R Posing street director and Raymond Weber safety director, provides 40 hours after one year, 80 hours after five years, and 120 hours after twenty years, all effective as of June 1.
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Never Nine
J. R. Posing
Gearing
Hazel Merker
Walter Ross
Raymond Weber
Twice paroled attacker on trial for girl's murder
Elmo Smith, 40, a restabout and twice paroled sex offender, faces trial in Adams County for the rape and murder of seven year old Maryann Mitchell. The case was moved from Montgomery to Gettysburg by the State Supreme Court over venue concerns. Smith confessed at arraignment but plans to plead innocent. defense says he will challenge the confession. Trial before Judge W C Sheely, in Gettysburg.
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U.S
Powers
Gettysburg
Elmo Smith
Adams County
Philadelphia
Gettwadure
Montgomery County
State Supreme Court
Montamery County
Smith
Norvin
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Sevenrold
Maryann Mitchell
Whitemarsh Township
Sen
Mabyatin
Jan. & Smith
Tnter
Maryann
Gilbert Hieh
Joseph Phelps
Bridgeport
Norristown
W C. Sheely
Man Arrested After Assault Charge In Beaver County
Thomas Metfen, 30, of Brighton Township, surrendered in East Liverpool Ohio after a six day manhunt by Pennsylvania State Police and Ohio authorities for allegedly assaulting a seven year old girl. The arrest followed a joint hunt by local, state and county officers.
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Beaver
Thomas Metfen
Brighton Township
Jal
Stendalanter Moerieal
East Liverpool
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Poice
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Dag Returns For UN Decision On Congo Demands
Dag Hammarskjold heads back to New York as the United Nations faces a Security Council vote over Premier Lumumba demands to empower his government and place U N troops under his control The Congo crisis deepens with Lumumba seeking Asia Africa group control and a tense exchange over UN neutrality and troop deployment in Katanga and nearby provinces The report notes arrangements for arriving ministers and the political friction between Lumumba and the UN secretary general with Washington coverage of the session.
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Leopoldvinle
The
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Petrice Lumumba
U.N
Hammarskjold
I-nation Council
Lumumba
Hammarekiald Dite
Sonicht
Cornell
Armand Berand
Peaner
Tenpoldville
Pommarsk
Tarmumba
Hammarek
Stemmier
Par- Henlavy
Cantral
Mois ‘Tshambe
Hammarskiold
Thombs
Lumimba
Bisshethville
Ratanva
Mnt
Katangathi
Ghana
Guinea
Lunemfhars
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Europe
Neumberg
Miss Colegrove
Journal
East Main
South Center Streets
Clough
Dag
Frederick Brew Harris
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