Midway Auto Sales report prompts police lookout
A Corry police report notes Midway Auto Sales Titusville reported a dealer plate 14 B3687A missing and asked officers to watch for it. The two page county penal board report urged repairs and population cuts at Erie County Prison. overall rating fair, but building, equipment, and inmate programs scored poorly. A Jacksonville racial incident injured a young wife, and Meadeville officials announced a Hong Kong Talon plant. marriage licenses were filed in Erie County. a vandal smashed a window in Corry.
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Midway Auto
Titusville
Corry
Robert Thr
Harrisburg
Erie County
Tiel
Ttr
Conneaut Lake
Jacksonville
Fla
Associated Press
Richard Morohovich
Nicholas J. Morohovich
R. D.1
Births Reported From Local Hospitals In Erie And Corry
A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Norman Wel lacker of Mill Village. A daughter was born to Dr and Mrs Douglas Sorenson of Erie at Hamot Hospital in Erie this morning. Grandparents are Wilbur Sorenson of R D 3 and Robert Coons of Pittsfield. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Clyde J Kinney of Spartansburg and to Albert J Thieme of Franklin Street.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Norman Wellacker
Mill Village
Douglas Sorenson
Erie
Hamot Hospital
Wilbur Sorenson
Robert Coons
Pittsfield
Corry ‘Memorial ‘Hospital
Clyde, J. Kinney
Spartansburg
Albert J. Thieme
Franklin Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Majali Death Triggers New Jordanian Government
Investigators say two missing press messengers likely planted bombs that killed Prime Minister Han Majali and 10 others in Amman. Kamal Shammout, 22, once with Egypt’s Middle East News Agency, and Shaker Dabbas worked at the Majali press bureau and vanished before the blast. A special committee questioned a messenger boy as Jordan, under King Hussein, formed a new one man government led by Bahjat Talhouni after Majali’s assassination.
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Amman
Syrit
Premiser
Han Majali
Kamal Shammout
Egypt
Middle East
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ace
Syra
Hussein
Jyam
Majali
Bahjat
Talhouni
Majall
Shammdut
Shaker Dabbas
Jasnal
Absentminded barber loses 15000 savings in New York hotel
Maxim Radin, 79, a longtime Oakland barber, arrived in New York and checked into the Hotel Ashley with 15000 dollars in travelers checks, cash, gold, a building bill, and ship tickets. After two days he could not locate the hotel or his money, prompting police assistance. belongings were later found by guests, and Radin planned to return to Yugoslavia.
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Oakland
Califap
New York
Maxim Radin
California
Yugoslavia
Radin
Ashley
Government Payroll Sees $307 Million Year Rise
Washington AP report notes civilian payrolls topped a billion dollars monthly and rose by 307 million for the year ended June. Sen. Harry F. Byrd cites July 1 increases not yet included and warns of further gains. The Hans Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reports civilian payroll at 12,637,000,600 with overseas and census workers included in prior totals.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Val
Senate
Hans
Byrd
Shark Bite Victim Loses Leg In Sea Attack
Neptun e New Jersey. John Brodeur 24 had his right leg amputated after a shark bite in the Atlantic surf at Sea Girt on August 21. Doctors cited infection and poor circulation. his fiancee Jean Filoromo, 22, expects a postponed wedding but a future ceremony remains planned.
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Neptune
John Brodeur
Mee
Fitkin Memorial Hospital
Charles Samaha
Ashiy Park
Brodeur
Jean Filoramo
Jersey City
Samaha
Probationer 16 Shot Dead in Gang Battle
A 16 year old on probation was killed in a street gang altercation last night. Police arrested 10 youths, with two to be arraigned on homicide charges at today’s hearing. Eight of the group had previously appeared in court admonished not to reengage in gang activity.
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Irinavouruss -Ap
Nixon and Kennedy Campaign Styles Highlight Newsroom Strain
Washington A P report outlines how a bruising 1960 campaign will test reporters as Nixon and Kennedy press the pace with whistle stops and prepared remarks. Nixon favors repeatable themes and off the cuff talks, Kennedy leans toward ready speeches, while f or get updates reporters must file quickly and chase new leads.
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Washington
Alrasry
Richard McNicon
Rembtjnan
North Carolina
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Reno
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Seattle
Lmen
Meadville Mayor Hints at 1943 Copper Penny Mystery
Meadville Mayor George Almapeda considers a penny valued at up to 10 000 dollars or 1 cent after a local collection unearthed a 1944 penny likely copper. Experts note 1943 era minting errors produced rare misstrikes. one 1986 shifting cent fetches high sums. Mayor seeks authentication via Washington or local expert.
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George Almapeda
Hugone
Frank H. Shuman
Permance
Existance
Simonetta
Washington, D.C
Police Nab Boys On Beer Spree In Johnsonburg
Johnsonburg Police raided a weekend beer party under Ordinance 487, arresting six minors for possession and consumption of alcohol. Five cases of beer were confiscated. Those arrested include James Haight Robert McDivitt Clifford Stump and three juveniles. Investigations continue and more youths may be picked up. Kennedy is not going to use any such technique, a top aide says.
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Enauouiee Eeuohesonburg Police Department
Johnsonburg
James Haight
Robert McDivitt
Clifford Stump
Kennedy
College Professor Says Baseball Percentages Wrong
State College professor Michael R. Cannon of Penn State argues that baseball standings using percentages are incorrect. He says the proper measure is the win fraction, citing Pittsburgh’s 62.2 percent win rate as the correct representation and suggests using the term fraction instead of percentage to avoid decimal misinterpretation.
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State
College
Michael R. Cannon
Penn State
Cannon
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Phillies
Philadelphia
Wage bill near agreement amid wage minimum dispute
A new compromise proposal by Sen. Winston L. Prouty aims to add about 100000 workers under Meset versus four million in Kennedy’s Senate version and 1400000 in the House bill. Conferees report little chance of quick agreement as Kennedy eyes campaign steps. Senate sends a compromise Social Security bill with limited medical care to Eisenhower for action.
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Winston L. Prouty
Prouty
Meset
Senate
Kennedy
House
Eisenhower
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Henry A. Hoffman
Patricia Ann Shreve
Union City
Richard A. Parker
Shirley M. Hall
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M. S. Cobbett
John Pless
White Street
Ploss
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Pless
Sparta
Roland Putnam
Ussal
Chautaugia County
Chautauqua County Board of Elections
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Rosanna Royce Davy
Cleveland
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Pail Covey
William Halfast
Fogle Lumber CO
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Tony Tomassoni
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Belgrade
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