Erie County Commission Meeting Cancelled and Local Updates
The Erie County commissioners meeting was not held as Carl D. Proctor was the only member present at start. Weather forecast calls for cool, snowy conditions through early next week with likely minor warmup later. A civil suit seeks over 5000 dollars for a hunting accident near Mill Village on November 17, 1962. Concord Township directors organize for the year with Hammond, McCray, Baldwin, and Webb elected to key posts. A youth averted a two car crash by braking for a parked car but collided with a utility pole, damages around 100 dollars. Youngsville council adjourned after president Anderson resigned. next meeting set for December 9. Chamber of Commerce urges landlords to list rentals for incoming Dowell Co workers. Archbishop dispensation noted for fasting before the Immaculate Conception vigil. Ashtabula wreck damages rise as a Ti-car freight derailed, investigation ongoing. Local dog capture report at the city pound due to lack of collar and neglect. Two real estate transfers finalized in Corry.
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Erie
Ronald Henry
Harold Campbell
Waterford
Henry
Cambell
Campbell
Mill Village
Larry E. Jaquith
R. D
Corry
East South Street
Jaquith
Sentenced For Lovers Lane Kidnap and Assault
Three Brighamton area men were sentenced for kidnapping and assaulting two couples in a lovers lane. Peter J. Laskatis 22 drew 22 years to life plus concurrent terms for rape robbery and assault. Charles J. Riffenburg 26 got 20 years to life for kidnapping. Wayhe M. Egli 22 received 10 to 20 years for robbery. Crimes happened July 27 and they fled to Pennsylvania where arrested in Susquehanna County after a gas station burglary in Lanesboro.
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Brighamton Area
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna County
Peter J. Laskatis
Charles J. Riffenburg
Wayhe M. Egli
Lanesboro
Woman Dies In Fire At Beaver Home
Beaver County man Samuel Sebring sustained burns at his Beaver home last night after a fire killed his 45 year old wife Agnes who died on arrival from smoke inhalation. Cause and damage estimates were not immediately determined.
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Erever
Caden
Beaver County
Rochester General Hospital
Samuel Sebring
Beaver
Agnes
Kennedy Abe Assassinations Share Similar Medical Fate
Washington AP reports doctors treated Lincoln after his shooting and Kennedy after his, with both presidents given little hope. Surgeon Col Gilmore noted Lincoln’s vain first aid while Perry said Kennedy had no palpable pulse. Hayes later estimated Lincoln faced about a 50 50 chance even with modern brain surgery. The theater chair for Lincoln’s box was a special rocking chair.
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Washington
Abraham Lncoln
Malcolm Perry
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Kennedy
Hugh R. Gilmore Jr
Medical Museum
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Lincoln
Col. Gilmore
Ford Theater
Army
de. Perry
Gilmore
George J. Hayes
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Lincoln Medical History
Kinzua Dam Bill Passes Senate Faces House Trouble
The Senate sent a river-basin bill to the House amid deadlock fears over Kinzua Dam and Allegheny River work. The measure expands spending in 11 basins to June 30 1965 and includes six new projects four of which are controversial, while the House resists adding any new projects. Hugh Scott Pa. supported a Senate amendment on the bill.
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Washington
Gary — Tne Jtoise
Kinz
Allegheny
Senate
House
House Public Works Committee
House Rules Committee
Congress
Pennsylvania
Northeast
Ohio River
Kingua ‘Dam
Riles
Hugh Scott
Antlered Does Studied By Pittsburgh Scientists
Rare white tailed does with antlers turn up about once in every 9 000 deer kills. Dr. John Donaldson and Dr. J Kenneth Doutt lead research at the University of Pittsburgh Medical School and Carnegie Museum with Game Commission support. Fifty cases since 1955 reveal varied antler growth, prompting hunters to report any antlered does to Coutt at Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh 15213.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John ©. Donaldson
Department of Anatomy
University of Pittsburgh Medical School
J. Ken
Neth Doutt
Carnegie Museum
Donaldson
Doutt
Pennsylvania Game Commission
J. Kenneth Coutt
November Highway Toll Reports 25 Crashes and $20000 in Damage
The local state police detachment logged 25 traffic crashes in November with 15 injuries and $20,000 in property damage. Twenty criminal complaints were investigated, 22 arrests made, and 42 traffic arrests recorded. Officers traveled 14,000 miles, issued 83 written warnings, 43 verbal warnings, and aided 32 stranded motorists. Detachment hours totaled 441 on investigations, 697 on traffic duties, and 35 on court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dell
Republicans Endorse Civil Rights Bill in House Debate
GOP opposition and support clash over the civil rights bill. A discharge petition faltered as Republicans claim past efforts suffice, while a Civil Rights push faces a stalled committee deadlock. Southern Democrats attack the bill, seven Republicans author a rebuttal praising ten provisions.
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GOP
Tustlee
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
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Erie County
Carl D. Proctor
Louis J. Reymek
Fred W. Lamberton
Prothonotary
Concord Township
H. James Hammond
Robert McCray
M. O. Baldwin
Rexford Webb
McCray
Youngsville Borough
Donald E. Abraham
Carl M. Anderson
Borogh Council
S. A. Long
Chamber of Commerce
Dowell Co
Long
Chamber
Cyril Cooper
St.Thomas Roman Catholic Church
New York Central Railroad
Ashtabula
Ohio
City
Robert Upperman
Liberty Street
Ruth V. Lyons
Helen Haight
Henry Davis Jr
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co. Warn. Center
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
AUTO
General Auto Repair Frank's
Thomas Motors
Hubby
Abe
Kinzua Dam
Santa
OUR
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Corry, Penny A
Christmas Club
Antlered
Doe
Corty
U.S
Scott
America
Arrow Chevelle
Tao
Mare
Barong
Nyton
Shand
Acaterta
ElerCe
Bact
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