Ex Millcreek Woman Slain in California Household
Erie woman Sharon Frisina, 21, a February married expectant mother and McDowell High School graduate, was stabbed to death in her Burbank residence. Her husband William Frisina, 22, was arrested on murder suspicion after confessing to stabbing her as police arrived. he described a troubled marriage and said he feared she would leave.
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Erie
Millcreek
Burbank
Calif
Sharon Lynn Frisina
Leland Amsbaugh
McDowell High School
Immaculate Heart College
William James Frisina
St. Charles R. C. Church
North Hollywood
Frisina
Sal Frisina
Wiliam James Frisina
Sharon Lynn
Don Sanders
Sanders
Frising
Collar Allentown Gold Dust Thugs In $10,000 Caper
In Allentown and Berks county, police and Secret Service say they will pursue more arrests in a gold dust theft ring that netted over $10,000. Three men were arrested Thursday from Allentown and Mahanoy City after siphoning 550 ounces from Laureldale plant of Western Electric. Alfred G. Grandis and David A. Valente, both 28 and 21, face wartime emergency act charges. George Sabol, 28, of Mahanoy City, is also detained. Arraignment occurred before U S Commissioner James D. Christie.
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Allentown
Nocel
Secret Service
Laureldale
Western Electric Co
Berks County
Alfred G. Grandis
David A. Valente
George Sabol
Mahanoy City
U. S
James D. Christie
Hugh OBrien Cleared In Five Year Fraud Suit
Los Angeles actor Hugh OBrien avoids payment of 65177 after federal judge rules the complaint by Zelia Melba Bennett of Santa Monica, filed July 22, 1958, was not brought to trial within the five year limit. The case centered on alleged amorous advances and a fall down a stairs incident.
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Hugh
Los Angeles
Hugh O'Brien
Philbrick McCoy
Zelia Melba Bennett
Santa Monica
Kennedy Struggles With Party Lines Amid Aid Battles
James Marlow notes President Kennedy's perception of political amnesia within his party as Southern Democrats increasingly side with Republicans to oppose or modify Kennedy's civil rights and foreign aid proposals. The piece cites House and Senate votes showing Democratic defections from Kennedy's aims and recalls Medicare opposition patterns, framing a pattern of cross party alignment that shapes policy outcomes.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Congress
Senate Theneup
Senate
Repubicans
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Eisenhower
Fine 3 Bakeries for Price Fix of Economy Loaf
AP reports Philadelphia judges fined three baking firms and one official for conspiring to fix prices on economy bread used in needy aid. Fleischmanns Vienna Model Bakery and retired president F W McCarthy paid 4,000 total. Stroehmann Bros. Co. and VP Leonard V. Thompson paid 13,000. Schulz Baking Co. and president Charles Schulz Sr. paid 13,000. Total fines reach 30,000.
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Philadelria
Francis V. van Dusen
U.S. District Court
Fleischmann
Fleischmann’s ‘Vienna Model Bakery
Philadelphia
F.W. McCarthy
Stroehmann Bros. Co
Williamsport
Pac
Leonard V. Thompson
Schulz ‘Baking Co
Pottstown
Charles Schulz Sr
Woman Becomes Hoax Victim Over Tea Tag Scheme
Mrs. Robert Theander, active in hospital work, fell for a tea tag hoax promising a free wheelchair for every 40 000 tags collected. Hundreds of volunteers joined a drive, only to learn the scheme was fraudulent. Tea Council officials warned hoaxes have troubled the industry since 1981. The Theanders will seek help from tea companies to salvage the effort.
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Theander
Jersey Hospital
Tea Council of the
United States of America
Spartansburg school opens with new teachers and bus evacuation drill
The Sparta merged school announces a full staffing slate with Ethelyn McAninch Mabelle Weidner Marie Pattison Lucille Firth Litzinger Thelma Jackson Dawn Sherwood Mo Queer Margaret Mortis Joseph Frisina Telford Berkey Barry Johnson Pete Allegretto and Flay Winans. Staff assignments include Spanish English history science and vocational guidance. Students also participate in a statewide emergency bus evacuation drill now mandatory in Pennsylvania.
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Spartansburg
Methodist Church
Sparta
Mead Park
Corry
Wilson Brown
Mary Lou Smith
Carl Smiths
Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach City College
Mary Lou
Brownie
Mary
Sparta School
Spartan Township
Hldred
Rome
Ethelyn McAninch
Mo~ Queer
Cockliss
Margaret Mortis
Joseph Frisina
Telford Berkey
Barry Johnson
Pete Allegretto
Flay Winans
Rene Nicklas
Ronald Shilling
Pennsylvania
Bible Reading in Public Schools Debate Prompts Interview
Letters to the editor discuss removing Bible reading from public schools. Mrs Gene Britten recalls life in Germany under Nazism, warns against banning Bible study, and urges keeping Bible reading and the Lord’s Prayer in schools. The piece includes reflections on Hitler’s strategies and the impact on morality and religion.
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Karle Docherky
Gene Britten
West Pleasant, Street
Britten
Germany
Ter
Dante
Mra. Britten
Data Power
Hitler
Americ
Nation Vyat
Robert d. DeBoer
First Baptist
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Marlow
James Marlow
Associated Press
First Baptist Church
Ralph Davie
Friendly Neighbor Club
Charles Kolija
Esther Jackman
Carolyn Obert
Iva Maker
Sparta Spartamen
Crawford County
Our Lady of Victory Guild
Martin Tru- Nok
Guild
David Grbich
Jeannette
Steve Grbich
Sunkist Oranges
Pridey Lake
Ike
Ayal Island
L Ike Wis
Yestered
Wren
Ait Ole
Ehmanelthine
Corry and Vicinity
Corry Rotary Club
Glenn Mead
Bennett
C.N.B
CNBI
Citizens National Bank OF
Ecorry
Tv-Auto
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Speed Quan
Barney's
Firestone
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