Gunman 16 to Undergo Mental Test After Armed Standoff
A 16 year old gunman who held Erle de Swedyes at gunpoint early today before capture will undergo a mental examination this week. Police recovered the weapon, a fake gun, and the incident involved detectives Heal, Mullo, Baynont, and Ruben. The youth cited fear of dying. officers described a tense pursuit across town ending with the suspect disarmed on the McBride Viaduct.
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Ses
Herbert Jonson
Bos
Erle de Swedyes
Mullo Baynont
Aethie
Clement Ruben
de- Mehne MuLeo
Ted Uhemn
Belive
Kive
Sfaurt Davis
McBride
Bagnoni
Fuhiman
Eisenhower OKs Northwestern Pennsylvania Fish Hatchery
President Eisenhower signed a regulation authorizing a fish hatchery in northwestern Pennsylvania. Estimated construction cost about 800000 dollars with annual operating costs near 90000. The project supports reservoir funding for a proposed 113 million dollar Kingua pump project to aid spoutemen across western Pennsylvania New York and northern West Virginia. Dam plans would create a lake covering about 12000 square acres in the upper Allegheny valley.
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Penn
Eisenhower
Department of the Interior
Warren County
Wether Waterways
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Alleghen Valley
Police Seek Drowning Victim Near Sunset Tuyden
State Police resumed search operations today for an unidentified person believed drowned yesterday in the Sunset Tuy den area two miles east of Silvercreek. A report noted someone had drowned in the bay near the summer resort area, but the victim’s identity remained undetermined and no missing person had been reported.
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Dunkirk
Tuy den
Silvercreek
T Hey
Kane Schools Absorb 200 From Parochial School
The closing of St Callistus Parochial School leads to about 200 students transferring to the Kane Area Joint School System. Paul R. Miller says no serious problems expected from the enrollment increase. Benedictine nuns cannot supply teachers this year. Students will be placed in nearest convenient schools with space available.
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Reucners
St Carlistus
Kane Area
Paul R. Miller
Carl L. Lippert
St. Callistus Church
Lippert
Miller
Kane Council Seeks Water Deficiency Action
Kane borough council held a special session Monday night and unanimously urged the Spring Water Company of Kane to meet Middle Department Association Fire Underwriters requirements. A 193-year-old report by the underwriters cited 40 to 60 percent deficiencies in water supplies, led by Harry Schreiber, urging urgent corrective measures.
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SANE
Kane
Harrisburg Safecrackers Caught At Erie
Harrisburg safecrackers were captured in Erie by state troopers after a $3200 burglary at the Howard Johnson Restaurant in Harrisburg. Frank Gornik, 21, of Middleburg, and Joli Shaner, 18, of Harrisburg, were held in Erie County Jail after Lawrence Park barracks arrested them Monday while they returned to claim a car in Millcreek. Gornik, a former employee at the Erie restaurant, reportedly knew the safe’s combination.
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Harrisburg
Erie
Erie County
Lawrence Parke Barracks
Frank Gornik
Middleburg
Joli Shanerer
John Csir
Russell Anderson
Millereek
Leo Weir
Gorn
Howard Johnson
Gornik
Shaner
Erie Airport
Kane firm seeks PUC action for Kane industry service
Ames Company advances a multi million dollar project in Kane and has directed its Kane counsel to proceed with a complaint to the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission. Remedial action is promised by September 1st.
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Ames Company
Kane
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Corryite's Truck Rams Second Machine
Corryite's truck rammed into a disabled vehicle two miles west of Corry on Route 426 about 8 40 last evening. Frank J Kosch 23 failed to see the stalled truck driven by Amos G Lester 49 of Waterford before impact. Lester's machine had broken down and lacked lights. Damages to both vehicles totaled about 400 dollars and Kosch faces possible reckless driving charges.
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Corry
Frank J. Kosch
Amos G. Lester
R. D . Waterford
Lester
Kosch
Self Inflicted Wound Delays Aid At Farm Home
Jamesown, Jamestown area, 58 year old Charles W. Larson remained in fair condition at Jamestown General Hospital after a 22 caliber rifle discharged accidentally while he examined it at his son’s farm home in Charlotte town. Police identified him and said he waited hours for help following the gunshot to his left chest.
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Jamestown
Jamesown
Jamestown General Hospital
Charles W. Larson
Charlotte
Larson
Ohio Man Clears Self Of Car Theft Charge
Mayville police released Charl R. Gutshall of Sandusky Ohio after questioning as a suspect in a Cassadaga car theft attempt. Deputies said Gutshall provided an alibi and was not involved, while the real incident involved Conrad Hus 42 returned to Minnesota State Prison. Gutshall’s denial followed descriptions given by KAUS.
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Mayvian
Cassadaga
Charl R. Gutshall
Sandusky
Ohio
Randolph
Sherif
Mayville
Gutshall
Tawten
Cassadigs Lake
Conrad Hus
Minnesota State Prison
Atllwater
Shents
Gutstrail
Kaus
Return To Jobs At Art Metal 110
Richard Lundin vice president of Lodge 1559 says Art Metal Construction has recalled 110 production and maintenance workers after an 80 day strike. Seven of the office workers, also Lodge 1559 members, are back under a separate contract. Art Metal, before the strike, employed about 1,300 people. The company plans changes at the Jamestown division and will call workers back as needed.
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Vameslawn
Richard Lundin
Lodge 1559
Art Metal Construction
Lundin
Jamestown Division
Art Metal
Shooting survivor aided by passersby to hospital
A man lay on a couch after a shooting then walked to the highway where he waited for a car. Six vehicles passed before Mr Edgar Gross Mrs Clarence Gave and Mrs Edgar Gross stopped after hearing his shouts. They carried him to a local hospital.
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Ehair
Edgar Gross
Clarence
Uew Hospital
Eisenhower Meets Khrushchev Aims to Reassure Allies
President Eisenhower travels to Europe to reassure Britain France and West Germany he will not seek a secret deal with the Soviet Union. The trip follows reports of Western tensions and debates over potential summit dynamics with Khrushchev.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Americas
Soviet Union
Western Alliance
Britain
France
West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
Jiyeves Viete
Associated Press
London
United States
Khrushchev
Berlin
Ment
Black Sea
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