Judge drops malicious mischief charge against Crawford County farmer leader
A preliminary hearing cleared James Wenzel of Saegertown of a malicious mischief charge after prosecutors failed to prove intent. Wenzel, president of the Crawford County Chapter of the National Farmers Organization, faced allegations of damaging two milk-holding trucks in March. The day’s docket also reported several minor incidents including a theft of two battery chargers valued at 180 dollars, a divorce of court costs and restitution in two bad check cases, and a pending hearing for Lee Beardsl ey on a peace bond case. Police logged a two car crash causing 400 dollars in damage with no injuries, and a miscellaneous disturbance on West Main Street. The five day forecast projects temperatures below normal across Western Pennsylvania with highs in the 70s and lows in the 40s to 50s.
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James Wenzel
Saegertown
Crawford County
The
National Farmers Organization
Donald W. Ladner
Wenwl
Pennsylvania
North Korean attack near DMZ kills one U S soldier
North Korean forces struck a U S Army unit near the DMZ in daylight injuring 25 and killing one American with casualties also among U N Command personnel and South Korean civilian workers. The raid happened about 550 yards south of the boundary near Panmunjom, using small arms.
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Seoul
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
U.S
North
South Korea
U.N. Command
Shafer Proposes Major Penal Code Revisions in Harrisburg
Harrisburg RP The Shafer Administration announced a package of penal reform bills ready for introduction in the General Assembly. Proposals include work programs for prisoners, Mental Health Act handling for mentally challenged defendants, fixed maximum sentences for women convicts, and Bureau of Corrections supervision of regional jails and off ground facilities. A comprehensive sentencing and imprisonment code is also planned.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
General Assembly
Guv
Department of Public Welfare
Bureau of Corrections
Justice Department
Explosive Danger Averted By Army Experts In Pa Truck Crash
In Fort Littleton Pennsylvania two Army explosive experts braved fire and toxic fumes to eject a chemical laden truck from the roadway. Police closed the area as Captain Leiendecker and Sgt Albertson removed the hazardous cargo then returned control to state authorities.
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Fort Littleton
Earl Allman
Pennsylvania
Ralph Fracker
McConnelsburg
Arthur Holland
Little Rock
Ark
Robert Leiendecker
Benjamin Albertson
Letterkenny Army Depot
Leien
Decker
Deer Park
Tex
Humble Oil Research Center
Linden
Leiendecker
Expo Bound Swimmer Completes 370 Mile St Lawrence Swim
Russell Chaffee of Sayre Pennsylvania finished a 370 mile swim from Watkins Glen New York to Expo 67 in Montreal. He swam about 20 miles daily with a peak 38 miles in one day and was escorted by police boats into Expo 67. He teaches mathematics and enjoys meeting people.
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Montreal
Russell Chaffee
Sayre
St. Lawrence River
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Expo
Garland Gala Days Parade Honors Local Groups
Hundreds watched the Garland Gala Days parade under light rain. The event featured more than 66 units led by Queen Debbie Bonnar and her court, with entries from Corry, Warren, Girard, Meadville, Jamestown, Oil City, Spartansburg, North East and Ripley. Prizes went to Meadville Thunderbirds, Ripley High School Band, Dover Hose Company, Girard, Red Raiders Rouseville, Oil City All American Majorettes, WEFW Cadets Greenville, Spartettes Spartansburg, North East Cadets, and Ripleyettes Ripley.
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Debbie Bonnar
Corry
Warren
Girard
Meadville
Jamestown
Oil City
Spartansburg
North East
Ripley
Ripley High
Dover Hose Company
Red Raiders
Rouseville
WEFW
Greenville
Spartettes
North East Cadets
Ripleyettes
Riceville Crash Leaves Driver’s Family Injured
The driver’s three children Lisa nine Antonine twelve and Diane eleven were treated and released at Union City Memorial Hospital. Ayers was unhurt. Troopers Haskins Daley and Miccucculi assisted at the scene and with traffic control. Damages were estimated at 4400 to the Schwabenbauer car and 600 to the Ayers truck. Schwabenbauer waived to Justice Rex.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Lisa
Antoinette
Diane
Ayers
Haskins
Charles Daley
Frank Micclucci
Schwabenbauer Auto
Schwabenbauer
Justice of the Peace Rex
Rockwell burial rights stir family over Nazi funeral claim
The Rockwell case centers on where the slain veteran should be buried with full military honors. Veterans of Foreign Wars leaders oppose a burial beside comrades if Nazis are honored. Robert K Rockwell says the family will not contest Nazi funeral arrangements and may skip the service.
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Jene Miller
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Virginia
Rockwell
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
George ‘Doc’ Rockwell
Robert K. Rockwell
Barrington
R.L
Robert Rockwell
National
Intellect and Religious Insight Linked Together
Five thousand Christian Science students heard Sir James Butler and others argue that intellect and faith grow together. The British historian urged against seeing intellect as separate from spirituality, calling intellect an expression of divine intelligence accessible to all.
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Christian Science College
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
James RB. M. Butler
Great Britain
Sir James
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