Two Boys Turn Over Searched Box At Police Station
Two boys led a box to the police station yesterday and handed it over after the dog returned home to Wayne street. The box held a brown and white male dog with a red collar and no license. Police cited Norman Bailey of Clymer for driving too fast for conditions following a one car crash that knocked a utility pole guy wire and eight route signs, sending his car off the North Center street curve near Columbus avenue.
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Wayne Street
Norman Bailey
Clymer
Bailey
North Center Street
Columbus Avenue
Porter Auer
Penn a Miner Crushed To Death
EBENSBURG Pa Daniel B Shriver 42 of Waynesburg was crushed to death at Bethlehem Mines Cambria Slope Mine. He and another man were on a mine car hoisted to surface when the car derailed fell about ten feet onto him. The other man escaped unharmed.
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Penn
Ebensburg
Daniel B. Shriver
Waynesburg
Cambria Slope
Bethlehem Mines
Shriver
May Hold Mass Burial for 81 Plane Crash Victims
ELKTON Md AP A mass burial may be held for some of the 81 victims of Sunday's plane crash near Elkton. Maryland chief medical examiner Dr Russell Fisher said the effort might be necessary due to difficulty identifying the 73 passengers and 8 crew members. We have about a dozen certified as having died in the crash.
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Elkton
Here
Russell
Fisher
Maryland
Santa letters surge as 5009 requests for marriage reach post office
New York AP report notes about 5,009 Dear Santa letters received yesterday, including many unusual requests. One letter asks Santa to marry the sender, a vivid example of the season’s whimsy amid holiday mail.
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Santa
New York
Santa Clas
Susan
Johnson Uses Sugar Approach to Win Congress
President Johnson keeps pressuring Congress with praise and visits. He met Senate and House leaders on Tuesday and dropped in to see House Speaker John W. McCormack, calling it a friendly Capitol visit. Pierre Salinger says Johnson’s talk included leading Republicans and Democrats. The aim is to keep Congress fully informed on national security developments and other fields as he pursues swift legislation.
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Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
John W. McCormack
White House
Pierre Salinger
Capitol
Salinger
John F. Kennedy
Letter to the Editor praises veteran's service and independence
A housewife writer from Mrs. Victor Cragg Jr. expresses support for Sam Baressi's case, arguing that financial need should not overshadow the principal issue. She urges local pride in accepting what the State Veterans Commission offers a service member and highlights ambition and self sufficiency.
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Sam Baressi
State Veterans Commission
Victor Cragg Jr
Woman 63 Admits Embezzling at Dunkirk Bank
Miss McKean a 63 year old bank clerk pleaded guilty in U S District Court Buffalo to embezzling 75 dollars from the Manufacturers and Traders Trust Co Dunkirk branch on November 1 1962 Investigators found a 12825 shortage in six months with amounts from 75 to 600 The defendant faces sentencing January 6 Thaddeus S Zolkiewicz said the single count was for the 75 theft due to her age and health conditions.
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Dunkirk
Nameen P. McKean
U.S. District Court
Buffalo
Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co
Miss McKean
Thaddeus S. Zolkiewicz
Zolkiewicz
Hold Area Man In False Report Of Burglary
Fredonia man Marvin Waterman, 28, owner of Ashland Service Station, was arrested on a charge of presenting a false burglary report. He had claimed the station was robbed on November 17, but police found the window was broken by a tire falling from a loading truck during the investigation, and the loss cited exceeded $500 in insurance claims.
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Fredonia
Chautauqua County Sheriffs Deputies
Polite
Marvin Waterman
Ashland
Pollice
Waterman
Sone
Grand Jury Recesses in Cleveland Racketeering Probe
A feral grand jury probing Youngstown rackets in Cleveland recessed until after the new year. DOJ attorney William M. Lynch said he will return to Washington with his staff and cannot say when sessions will resume.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
William 5. Lynch
Department of Justice
Washington
Restitution Sought After Bonding Company Loss
A statement notes most funds taken aided an ailing relative and explains intent to make restitution to the bonding company that covered the loss. The speaker details efforts to rectify the financial impact and the motive behind the actions.
Midwest Area Frigid and Press Snow Storm Across U S
A powerful cold front brings the season’s biggest snow storm and frigid air from the Rockies to the northern Midwest. Subzero readings crop up in Montana and the Dakotas while Denver drops to 10 below. Snow belts extend from Texas Panhandle to Missouri. 1 to 3 inches expected in much of the Midwest. Rainfall up to over 2 inches in Arkansas and Tennessee.
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Rockies
Midwest
Appalachians
Montana
Butte
Bozeman
Plains
Dakotas
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Denver
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
North Central
New Mexico
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Pennsy Profits Best In 6 Years
New York AP report outlines Pennsylvania Railroad board chair Stuart T. Saunders predicting 1963 profits will be the best in six years with a 1964 outlook improved by a 14 percent profit gain from a 2 percent revenue rise. He cites regulatory and policy barriers, wage rules, and slow merger pace as dampeners. Saunders expects continued capital spending in 1964 and sees potential tax cuts as a bright spot.
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NEW York
Stuart T. Saunders
Pennsylvania Railroad
Institute of Life Insurance
Saunders
Pennsy executive touts faster U S growth as world priority
A Pennsy executive urged leveraging internal resources to spur rapid economic growth, stating the United States must present a strong performance as the bulwark of Western power and influence. He emphasized growing the economy as the world’s top issue given America’s global role.
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Pennsy
United States
America
Journal Daily Offers News and Fun for Young Readers
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