Local Students, Graduates Highlight Erie Area News
A Corry High School Red Cross club volunteers as story hour readers at the Corry Public Library. Erie scene includes Patrick Lavelatud filing for divorce and Craig Seastead to receive psychology degree at commencement. Weather outlook calls for below normal temperatures and light snow. Fire crews respond to a false alarm at Spring and Church streets amid slick streets and a tongue lashing in Concord School.
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Craig Seastead
Corry
Pennsylvania Star University
Arnold Seastead
Maple Avenue
Seastead
Red Cross Club
Corry Area High School
Corry Public Library
Joseph Hair
Sylvia Allen
Patrica Guth
Brary
Spring
Church
Concord School
Attlee Shows Slight Improvement in Grave Condition
Former prime minister Earl Attlee aged 78 remains in grave condition after a heart attack following a stomach ulcer recurrence. He was hospitalized three days ago and doctors report a fragile but slightly improved state through the night.
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Attlee
London
Earl Attlee
Labor Party
Tanganyika Eyes Independence and Future Leadership
Tanganyika moves toward independence with Julius Nyerere leading the Tanganyika African National Union. The budget deficit looms in the first year, and foreign aid from the West is expected. Nyerere aims to establish democracy and avoid the Ghanaian model under Nkrumah as Tanganyika joins the Commonwealth with Sir Richard Tuddell as the incoming governor general.
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Nyereen
Ghava
Tanganyika
Titanyika
Nyerireé
Nyerere
Tanganyika African National Union
Kwame Nkrumah
People's Party
Ghana
Richard Tundull
British ‘Trust Territory
Hearn
Marlow Analyzes 1962 Elections and Civil Rights Prospects
James Marlow surveys looming 1962 midterms with Republicans seeking House and Senate gains. He notes President Truman’s party faces shifts in leadership, civil rights pressures, and the likelihood of aggressive action on education and health programs if reelected.
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Washington AP
Minth
Earl Fens
Meilies
Aspiadt Iie
Senate
Congress
Lili
Richard M. Nixon
CIV Rights Commission
Snow Disrupts Travel Delays School Service Across Counties
Heavy snowfall disrupts bus routes in multiple districts causing many schools in Erie County and surrounding towns to close or dismiss early. Buses were stranded, students walked or were ferried by plows and jeeps, with up to a foot of snow in Warren County and northwestern areas. The Weather Bureau warns of ongoing cold and wind as travel resumes.
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Oumura Arum
Jeerline
Weneral
Gorry
Seti
Columbus
Conelway
Carter Hill
Wayne ‘Township
State Highway Department
Warren County
Snast
Ere County
Santas Love Big Girls and Hints of Christmas Frights
The piece describes Santa encounters in Cincinnati with adults photographing children, highlighting fear some kids show. An alternate Santa Timme notes parents sometimes threaten kids to make them behave. A girl asks Santa why Mommy wants peace, illustrating holiday tensions and camera intrusions by onlookers.
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Saptin
Dris
Sis
Santa
Cueinatl
Wilbur ‘Timme
Adel
Jin
Atl
Two Die After Route 61 Crash Near Elizabeth
A two car collision on Route 61 south of Elizabeth last night killed two women and injured others. Gert E. Porter about 30 of Portopal is believed dead on arrival at McKeesport Hospital, while Mildred Hill 44 of Elizabeth died at the hospital early today.
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Mckeesport
Elizabeth
Gertrude E. Porter
McKeesport Hospital
Mildred Hill
Son born to Hawleys in Findley Lake news item
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Larry Hawley of Findley Lake on Wednesday at Union City Memorial Hospital. Harold Powers 53 of McKees Rocks was fatally injured last night when struck by a freight train in the McKees Rocks yards of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad where Powers worked as a yard conductor.
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Larry Hawley
Findley Lake
Union City Memorial Hospital
Pittsburgh
Harold Powers
McKees Rocks
PiTtsburgh & Lake Ene
Powers
Hue Hsdh
Caunell
Atavia
Arenes
Vuayitt
Amin
Mayor Demonstrates Exercise Trick At City Hall Visit
Deputy Mayor Paul R. Sere vane challenged visiting school athletes to a one legged deep knee bend at City Hall. The youngsters could not match the 47 year old official's move as they observed the demonstration during fitness program activities.
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Aan York
Paul R. Serevane
Jenneay
Serevane
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