Erie Vote Mess Referred To District Attorney Carney
Commissioners Reymek and Lamberton said they will vote to turn the voter interference investigation over to District Attorney Edward H. Carney. Carney indicated he would investigate Fifth District First Ward irregularities even without a commission recommendation. The Erie NAACP PAC charged Edward R. James and district election officials with misconduct during the November 3 presidential election.
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SIUE
Louis J. Reymek
Pred W. Lamberton
Edward H. Carney
Carney
County Election Board
Nan William O. Hill Jr
Garey
Reymek
Lamberton
Fifth District
Edward R. James
Political Action Committee of the
Erie Branch
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Justice Dept Shows Evidence Urbinbtem Alt
The three civil rights workers were traveling from Meridian to Philadelphia on June 21 to investigate a rural church fire. A speeding stop in Philadelphia led to their release after paying a $10 fine. Two days later the trio's station wagon was found in swamps northeast of Philadelphia. Reports say a tip paid up to $30,000 led to bodies buried under dirt in a Burrage property dam. An autopsy was not public, but bullets were found in all victims.
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Olen L. Burrage
Judge Expected to Block Railroad Strike
Judge Perry seeks a ten day restraining order to halt a possible nationwide rail strike. The Electrical Workers Machinists and Sheet Metal Workers unions argue wage claims of 36 cents per hour versus the board’s 27 cent offer over three years. Railroads warn a stoppage would cost about 26752 dollars daily in operating revenue. Talks have been recessed with no re start date set.
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Presidential Emergency Board
Nis
Perry
Defective Furnace Blamed for Zorger Couple's Deaths
Harrisburg authorities say a faulty coal furnace caused the carbon monoxide deaths of Dr. Clarence E. Zorger former city schools superintendent 73 and his wife Myrtle A. The bodies were found in their home with Zorger upstairs and his wife on a bedroom floor. Coroner ruled accidental death noting CO seepage from the furnace and a Siamese cat survived in the basement.
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Harrisburg
Clarence E. Zorger
Myrtle A
Thomas J. Fritchey
Dauphin County
Zorger
Harry D. Soloman
Irvin S. Bear
Hartisburg
Soloman
Congo Debate Intensifies Over Congo Intervention
The Soviet Union is accused of resupplying rebels to shield itself from disclosure. An American delegate defends the paratroop operation as a rescue mission authorized by the legitimate Congo government, while 22 nations charged the U S and Belgium with intervention.
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Congo
Soviet Union
Stevenson
United States
Belgium
The
Soviet urge to curb war fades as talks with Rusk continue
U S officials report Gromyko asked for new data on a North Atlantic nuclear force and pressed limits on arms spread. Rusk defended South Viet Nam aid as defense against aggression and said the U S is informed on infiltrations. Johnson’s talks with Wilson shaped the nuclear issue as they discuss future negotiations with the Soviets.
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Unio
Pware
Southeast Asia
Gromyko
U.S. Jinformants
Rusk
Soviet Union
United States
South
Viet Nam
South Viet Nei
West Germany
United
New York
U.S
Siet
West
They Need Santa, Too
A group of eighteen visitors toured the Western Pennsylvania School for the Blind on a Wednesday, delivering Christmas lists to Santa. The lists belong to blind children who learn in a new program under limited disarmament measures in a broader context of social and international trade concerns.
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Santa
Santa Claus
Indiana
Plessey Yen Pak
Ao Dinwntiwt Department
Ptr
Wednessy
I Braille
Western Pennsylvania School For the Blind
Oakland teachers blind, students perceive toys differently
Norman Anderson, an Oakland teacher who is blind, says students with disabilities cannot enter toy departments as sighted children do. They rely on smell, sound, and touch to perceive Whit toys.
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Oakland
Norman Anderson
Anderson
Train Hits Bus at Crossing Killing Dozens in India
A passenger train collided with a bus 73 miles northwest of Patna, killing 6F persons and injuring 72. The bus carried most victims. the locomotive derailed. The engineer and fireman survived. Injured ranged from serious to minor as officials reported initial details.
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Patna
India
Firenai
Dassejurions
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