New bypass opens easing War ren County traffic
A new bypass on Route will open in Youngsville relieving motorists from passing through War ren County business and residential areas. A Waterford hunter was taken to Hamet Hospital in Erie after shooting his right leg while hunting near his home. Robert Hartman 22 of Waterford was treated for a non life threatening injury. Police noted several minor incidents including a car being forced off the street, a damaged vehicle at 75 dollars, and suspensions issued to four drivers by the Bureau of Traffic Safety. Fifty to fifteen divorces granted by Judge Plick included Corry residents. Dr H D Gardner elected Kane Fire Chief for the first time. Rev Walter Gilliland announced Miss Mary Wang of London England will speak at the Midweek Hour of Power. A local woman reported damage to her car worth about 75 dollars. bulbs were taken from Christmas displays by youths in two incidents. Sgt Carl Miller warned against dumping refuse at Roadside Rest after a truckload of material was found near a tourist receptacle. Donations to Corry’s Christmas lighting fund surpassed 1000 dollars with a 2000 dollar goal. contributions welcome at the Kiwanis Building. Mrs Laverne Miller misplaced one boot, but found a matching boot. contact 669 3761. The Spartansburg Methodist Church installed a new electronic carillon to be dedicated Sunday at 2:30 with Rev Eugene Donelson speaking. A junior high dance at the Corry YMCA tomorrow from 7 to 10 features The Renditions at 65 cents admission. An 86 year old man, John Englert of Erie, died in a fire caused by hot ashes from his pipe igniting a chair.
Youth Murders After Beating Trigger Lead
A Pittsburgh detective testified that 17 year old Matthew Moore Jr. said he was beaten by a 16 year old, then went home, retrieved a gun, and fatally shot Jacques Scott. Moore, son of a local NAACP leader, faced trial as testimony opened.
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Pittsburgh
George Smith
Matthew Moore Jr
Jacques Scott
Moore
Smith
Scott
Matthew Moore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
United Negro Protest Committee
Shadow fund drives aid Farmington families in need
Money and gifts flood the No 9 disaster fund office in Farmington as residents, including many with small children, rally to support affected families. Officials report about $5,200 collected in a matter of days amid inquiries from Nova Scotia to Florida and beyond. Raoul Fabarés, father of actress Nannette Fabray, dies of a heart attack in Los Angeles.
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No. 9 Disaster Fund
L. Clyde Riley
United Mine Workers Union
Nova Scotia
Florida
California
Mississippi
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Raoul Fabares
Nanette Fabray
Fabares
Santa's Belles Tap Pocketbooks in L A Christmas Drive
In Los Angeles the Volunteers of America test female collectors called Santa's Belles. Five petite red outfits worked downtown, boosting donations. They earn $2.10 hourly, target about $45 per eight to ten hour shift, and will double their number before Christmas.
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the Volunteers of America
Santa’s Belles
Paul H. Nolte
Yvonne LaRose
California State
Nolte
Yvonne
New Paper Begins Publication In Central Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Mirror began publication in Bellefonte with 48 pages and a 60 member staff. Editor Paul Houck said the goal is regional reach in Centre and Blair Counties, with an investment exceeding $1 million and a modern offset print setup. The piece notes rainbow cartoons greet readers and quotes Houck on ambitions. Separately, Cleveland labor leaders urged 150,000 federation members to donate to a disaster fund for 78 miners killed at Man-...
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Homestead
Houck
Brent
Mirror Publishing Co
Altoona
Centre
Blair
Honek
Pennsylvania Mirror
Cleveland
Ohio
Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
Viet negotiators clash over shapes of talks in Paris
An American source said the United States favors a rectangular table with two way lots to symbolize a two sided talks stance. Hanoi accused Washington of delaying the conference while the NLF appointed Tran Butr Kiem, a 48 year old lawyer, to lead its delegation with Mme Nguyen Thi Binh remaining as deputy. Kiem’s Paris arrival date was not announced.
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U.S
Lau
Saigon
Hanoi
Paris
Nguyen Thanh le
NLF
Tran Butr Kiem
Kiem
Central Committee
North Vietnam
Communist Party
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
Hearing Set In Slaying Of Teenager In Pittsburgh Home
In Pittsburgh AP report, a 22 year old Wallace Shivers is charged with shooting 16 year old Denis Tuite to death in his kitchen. A December 19 hearing was set after Shivers was arraigned and placed in Allegheny County Jail. Witnesses say the shooting occurred at Shivers Sharpsburg home Tuesday night. No motive given.
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Pittsburgh
Wallace Shivers
Allegheny County
Denis Tuite
Shivers
Sharpsburg
Truite
Marines Press DMZ Push As North Vietnamese Lose Bunkers
Marines swept into the DMZ northern and eastern sectors after heavy artillery and air activity. Eight enemy bodies found at the southern edge. 12 bunkers destroyed and three secondary explosions detected by artillery. Casualties unknown. Federation President OMalley urged early donations to aid families before Christmas.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Kington
W.va
Federation
Patrick J. O'Malley
Renew Bid For Highway Finances
Harrisburg report says the Pennsylvania Highway Commission weighs four options to fund a 1.5 billion three year highway program. A revived plan would seek General Assembly approval for 2,176 projects mainly safety improvements. Alternatives include higher car fees, gasoline and truck taxes, or restructuring to cut projects.
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Pennsylvania Highway Commission
Commission
Robert Bartlett
General Assembly
Bartlett
County Court Gets Trial In School Bus Death
In Painesville Ohio the case of a school bus driver charged with second degree vehicular homicide in the death of a Willoughby girl has been sent to the Lake County Common Pleas Court after an affidavit of prejudice by the defense. Robert Roe 26 of Cleveland faced the charges the driver was involved in the November 27 incident. The firm Clair Wiles represents Roe with Robert S Clair son of a Willoughby judge among partners. No date is set for the county court hearing. Also noted a Minneapolis death of Emmet O Swanson 62 a veteran Olympic marksman and NRA president who competed on four Olympic teams and captained the 1960 U S shooting team.
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Painesville
Ohio
Willoughby
Lake County Common Pleas Court
Robert Roe
Cleveland
Laura Zelasko
Clair & Wiles
Roe
Robert S. Clair
John F. Clair Sr
Clair
Minneapolis
Minn
Emmet O. Swanson
U. S
Swanson
National Rifle Association
Reduction in Highway Miles Under State Jurisdiction
A final alternative proposes cutting the number of miles of highways now under state control. The suggestion aims to streamline administration and reduce public works burdens by shifting sections to county or local management.
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