Man Charged With Non Support Bound Over To Court
Panirae Robert Woodworth of Union City was taken in tow by Constable Ronald Gates on a warrant for non support of an illegitimate child. He was bound over to the Erie County court with bail set. Also, Clifford Crocker of Union City was treated for a severe forehead laceration at Corry Memorial Hospital after a fall. Archie Powers, 61, of East Columbus Avenue, treated for an infected hand from car work but not admitted. Mrs. John Floss fell and injured her left hand, treated then released. Mrs. Joseph P. DeLellis hospitalized after a fall causing a left arm fracture. her condition satisfactory. The weekend death toll rose in Pennsylvania with 17 accidental deaths, traffic the leading cause. Police cited Mrs. Elrose Thomson for reckless driving after a collision with a parked car on North Center street. Weather forecast calls for continued cold with snow flurries and possible heavy snow squalls in the north late week. A wrist watch found on South Street remains at the police station for owner identification.
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Robert. Woodworth
Union City
Ronald Gates
Justice of the Peace
Justin Butters
Carry
Erie County Court
Archie Powers
Columbus Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Columbus
North Center Street
Elrose Thomson
East Washington
North Center
Frank Grice
Grice Jewelers
Thomson
M. 5. Cobbett
House Debates on Foreign Aid and New Programs
The House debates foreign aid and proposed funds for two new mental retardation programs. The measure, considered by Lee, must clear both chambers. It was approved Saturday by the House Appropriations Committee and is set for House passage Thursday.
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House
Leenot
Sanna Ee
Repeal Call Grows Over Pa Liquor Tax Rise
Harrisburg AP A Republican senator Albert Pechan from Armstrong County says falling state liquor sales may justify repealing Pennsylvania s increased liquor tax. He cites Liquor Control Board figures showing six month sales down 3.9 percent and notes districts where residents buy liquor out of state. despite higher tax revenue, net state gain is projected far below government expectations.
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Harrisburg
Armstrong County
Commonwealth
Albert Pechan
Liquor Control Board
Pechan
Liquor Central Board
Ohio
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Commission meets on Kennedy assassination probe at archives
Chief Justice Earl Warren called another meeting of the presidential commission investigating President John F. Kennedy's assassination. The afternoon session today at the National Archives building marks the third meeting since the commission was created by President Johnson's orders.
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Commission
Fashington
Earl Warren
Presidential Commission
John S. Kennedy
National Archives
Johnson
Youth Held For Running Down Killing Star Athlete
WEW YORK Press reports a laborer, Eddie Weissman, 19, of Manhattan, is charged with homicide after allegedly driving a car into a group of college students following a scuffle after a basketball game at City College. Star player Mike Schaffer, 19, Bronx, was struck and died later in hospital.
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WEW York
City College
Paftew
Mike Schaffer
Bronx
Eddie Weissman
Manhattan
Weissman
Schaffer
Luer Polytechnic Institute
Collegians
Papandreou Faces Criticism Over Royal Plane Purchase
Greece's new premier George Papandreou is under fire for ordering an American plane for the royal family's private use. Newspapers attacked Constantine Caramantios' government for the purchase, which Papandreou said the caretaker regime arranged and that his cabinet must honor the contract.
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Suede
Grevee
George Papandreou
Armerican
Wit
Constantine Caramantios
Papandreou
Hostages' Freedom Near Catavi As Miners Hold 19 In Bolivia
In Catavi Bolivia the tin miners held 19 hostages including four Americans awaiting a release deal negotiated by Vice President Juan Techin. The government agreed to move trials for two union leaders to Catayi and withdraw 3000 troops, while Ambassador Henderson and Peace Corps officials awaited updates in Orure. Four American captives are Bernard Rifkin, Robert Fergerstrom, Michael Kristula, and Thomas Marlin Jr.
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Lapal
Bolivia
Teddy
Juan Techin
Lechin
Miners’ Union
Catayi
la Paz
Heliever Lachin
Calavi
Catavi Nee
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Irineo Pimental
Federico Escobar
Tls
Douglas Henderson
Derek Singer
U.S. Peace Corps
Belivia
Orure
Catavi
Paz Estenssora
Alfredo. Ovando
Paz Esfenssoro
Bernard Rifkin
Brooklyn
U.S. Agency For International Development
Robert Fergerstrom
Honolulu
Peace Corps
U.S
Michael A. Kristula
Niles
Cadillac, Mich
Thomas M. Marlin Jr
Bronx
Marlow Looks At Today s News On Alliance for Progress
AP analysis notes Kennedy launched the Alliance for Progress to aid Latin America with a 20 billion dollar program. By 1963 the plan stalled amid political instability, reform resistance, and bureaucratic delays. Johnson moves to revive the effort as U S aims to help development while facing criticism of unmet aims.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Johnson
Latin America
Congress
la Alianza
United States
Ife
Epee
Johnson reshapes Latin American policy aide roles
President Johnson moved Thomas Mann from Mexico to assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs and elevated Martin Moscoso’s role. Mann, a Texas friend, is seen as the new top official overseeing Latin American policy, replacing Edwin Martin who receives an ambassadorship.
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U.S
Johnson
Thomas ©. Mann
Mexico
Texas
Mann
Edwin M. Martin
Kennedy
Change in jobless pay faces stalemate in state debate
The administration proposes changes to unemployment compensation including pregnancy-related eligibility and work attachment. Withdrawn during the General Assembly session amid controversy, the plan moved to the Joint State Government Commission for study. Business groups largely back the proposals while labor calls them backward and dangerous.
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General Assembly
Joint State Government Commission
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John Floss
West Pleasant Street
Joseph P. DeLellis
West Frederick Street
South Street
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U. S
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Evening Eagle
South Center Street
Splamertigh
VENTA
Marlow
James Marlow
Associated Press
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Central America
Uncle Sam
W. Averell Harriman
Brazil
South America
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Cookie Press
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