Teen Bride in Critical Condition After Police Chase
A deranged teen escaped patient was captured in Denver after a police pursuit through deserted streets. Bride Clo Min Mawate Wegner 17, was left on a critical list at Denver General Hospital from a skull fracture and scalp wounds after a speeding escape car crashed into West Denver Gulch. Police said the man James Eastmann alias Jesse Red Cloud 35 fled injured. the runaway chase damaged three police cars. The couple had eloped to Montana prior to their marriage.
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Denver
Punt
Aiki
Wiegnier
Clo
Mawate Wiegner
Denver Geneni Hospital
Kényn
Mike
Montana
Negroes Fight Judge's Stand On Integration
A federal judge's stance on school integration sparked appeals from parents of 19 Negro children seeking admission to white schools. School board president D. F. Down Lo Ruppy praised the decision as the board works to resolve the case while the judge questioned the ruling's legal foundations and the broader desegregation policy.
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Halmar
Tully Public Schools
W. J. Durham
Sito
Willan He Atwell
Auelof
D& Fdwn
Lo Ruppy
Iil
Shidge Atwell
Supreme Court Hd
Tusticé
Opening Day Hints At Mild Winter Across Regions
A weather summary notes balmy conditions for winter start with temperatures largely above average in the Midwest and Northeast. Forecasters expect a broad warm spell across the eastern half of the country with readings up to 20 degrees above prior levels in parts of New England and the Atlantic coast.
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Dakotna
Nebraakit
Ohio
Atlantic Coast
Ike Nehru Talked On Broad Agreements In World Talks
Washington reports say President Eisenhower and Indian Prime Minister Nehru concluded four days of talks with a final communique noting a broad area of agreement. They asserted greater understanding of each other’s policies and pledged cooperation to promote international peace and friendship.
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Resente Esenhower
Nebrula
India
United States
Nehru
Wiite House
Nehew
National Airport
Eisenhower
White House
United Nations
Hlerals
New York
Canada
Montgomery Bus Boycott Urges Police Vigil As IntegratIon Looms
Montgomery Improvement Association urges police vigilance to prevent violence as Negro bus boycott leaders plan actions ahead of a federal order ending segregation on Montgomery buses. A letter from Washington signals a Supreme Court end to segregation with a court deadline looming.
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Muntuomeny
Aln
Montgomery
Bne
Rayport
Montgomery City Land
Alabama
Washington
U.S. Supreme Courts
Pwu
Ciadet
Monitgomery Improvement Association
Freight Cars Ram Mail Train in Syracuse Wreck
A derailment near the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western depot left 16 freight cars slamming into a mail train as a diesel engine crashed. Fireman Thomas Hale died, two railroad workers injured, and at least ten cars crushed in a downtown Syracuse parking lot during the Christmas shopping rush. Police and railroad investigators opened inquiries into the disaster.
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Syracuse
Piaen
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Thomas Hale
Syra
Cuse
Mail Rush Starting To Phase Off Here
City letter offices anticipate the final Christmas mail push as workers expect most mailings to be delivered by next week. On Monday the post office logged 44 000 cancellations, with heavy parcel volume and no overall record kept.
Link Between Map Theft and Rubinstein Murder Emerges
The Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph ties valuable Gulf Oil maps theft to the unsolved 1955 New York slaying of Serge Rubinstein. FBI and NYPD examined arrests of Rubinstein associates, including Emanuel Lieberman and Richard Seagraves, amid offshore oil ties and court actions.
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Rubinstein
Pittsburgh
Oulf Oid Corp
New York
Serge Rubinstein
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
FHS
Gulf Oir Cuse
Rubinetelty
Dudger
FBI
Emanel Lester
Edward Liberman
U. 8
Seagraves
New York State
Fog blankets England and disrupts London travel
Dense fog blanketed Britain on yesterday, bringing travel paralysis to London and major routes. Officials urged caution as vehicles and trains faced delays across the capital and surrounding areas.
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England
London
Britain
Four Churches Fire in Arson Blaze Kill Three
In Trenton New York an arsonist set fires to four churches including the First Methodist and the Cathedral destroying an estimated one million dollar damage. Three people were killed and two women injured as fire wrecked the structures on March 14. Police say a Protestant man was arrested nearby and suspected of religiously motivated arson.
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Trenton
Cathaltyallies
Cooper Treas
Ingli Wals Waahier
Axton
Lineoun
Nore
Mery Crean
Hatoyama Bows Out as Japan's Prime Minister Leader
Ishibashi Succeeded Ichiro Hatoyama after a Diet vote of 291 to 150 to become Japan's new prime minister. Hatoyama, 73, resigned for health reasons and aimed to reopen Russia relations and Japan's UN admission. Foreign Minister Shigemitsu was absent. he later resigned.
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Ichiro Hatoyori
Masaburo
Suzuki
Ieikder
Socialist Party
Hatoyamin
Liberal Democratic
Russia
Japan
Diet
Mamori Shigemitsu
New York
Jipah
Shigemitsu
Cleve Morton Dies Today in Corry
Obituary for Cleve Morton of Corry who died at Memorial Hospital after a fall. Born June 19 1809 in Spring Creek Township he was 67 and a former business owner with ties to the European Hotel and Morton’s grocery. Survived by wife Mary Purcell and children Edward Becker Guviel Corry Devin Robert Morton and more. Funeral arrangements set at St Elizabeths Church with services at the Mineral Home following burial.
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Vieveer
Moowu
Eatk Street
Mt. Corry Memorial Hospital
Spring Creek Township
Morton
Columbus High School
Corry
Oil City
Morton's
North
Ceniter-arrest
Avro Supply
Mfr. Co
Aero
Mary ‘Purcell
Edward T. Becker
Joeseph
Guviel Corry
Devin
Louteville
Robert Morton
Corr
Lirende
Seley
Childryf
Roy H. Morton
MekKrifi
Glenn Moron
Shiborcreeke
Kevernt
Heo
Elizibeth's
High Benevolent and Protective Order
Bikpe
Abts
English Doctor Quizzed In 300 Widows Deaths
Dr John Bodkin Adams, a 67 year old physician linked to the deaths of many Eastbourne widows, was arrested on murder charges. Detectives say the inquiry spans decades and involves hundreds of cases including Edith Morrell. Adams appeared in court as police prepared formal charges.
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Eastbourne
John Bodkin Adams
DF Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Scotland Yard
Herbert Hannam
Hannum
Adams
Erie Freeway and Ft Pitt Tunnel Projects Slated for 1987 Start
Pennsylvania highways chief Joseph J. Lawler said construction will begin early in 1987 on the Flu Freeway and the Ft Pitt Tunnel projects, toll facilities originally, now funded as interstate work. The plan includes US 22 sections Harrisburg to Easton and the Erie county link to connect with New York Thruway, with 90 percent federal reimbursement.
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Highways Department
Ft Pitt
Lawler
Harrisbore
Easton
Shartlesville
Hamsburg
Hamburg 9
Allentown
Harrishire
New York
Filmo
de Erle
Vr Mtr
Mie
Ways Department
Mare
Sittom
Soln Parkway
Aewfe
Pitt Bride
PiubIr
Wiest
Otto
Cof Checks On Area Air Travel
A survey by authority figures examines how air travel is arranged in the region. Officials note travel is controlled by overarching policy and discuss expected impacts on area transportation and bookings at district air facilities.
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Aine Corry
Goryticn
Stewart Long
Tha ¢ C
Orsald
Ato
Wall
Knowikhe Siveyiee Mise
Promises U S Full Support To Hungarians At Austrian Border
President Eisenhower and Richard Nixon promise U S assistance as thousands of Hungarians flee to Austria. Nixon signals possible wider asylum and study of refugee conditions amid border tensions. Article notes 140000 Hungarians seeking protection and ongoing talks with Austrian officials. Continuation referenced on page eight.
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Nehru
U.S
Vienna
Elmers Howes
United Builes
Austria
Richard M. Nixon
Cullus
Sebch Bn
Nixon
United States
Isenhower
Eisenhower
Raub Wild Nikon
Honest Driver Tells Police Of Violation
A local woman admitted to an officer that she ran a red light at Center and Main after noticing her back seat passenger, described by the driver as a passerby, and the officer said no citation would be issued due to a lack of witnesses.
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Anc
Frank Carnegie
Center Street
Center
Main
Osho
Hospital Aides To Get Polio Shots
Corry Memorial Hospital will vaccinate aides and staff against polio as part of an approved safety plan. The board approved equipment purchases including an oxygen kit stretchers and ECG equipment for the exam room amid heating system problems and ongoing building expansion updates.
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Aupigues Ui
Corry Memorial Hospital
VW Wigwiig
Oh’s
Hime
Alexander
Sd Pailents Culty
AtkLe
Giles
Nast
Christmas Movie Set for Monday at Rex Theatre
A local program titled Northwell Passage features witty cartoons and a family friendly show. The Rex Theatre will host Monday screenings with a suggested time after 2 o clock and a special appearance by animal characters.
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Northwell Passage
Tax Committee Recommends Retaining Sales Levy and Expanding Tax Base
Harrisburg Gov. leader’s tax study committee recommends keeping the 3 percent sales tax but expands to liquor and beer in taprooms. It also backs revival of the cent ex bottle tax and continuation of the emergency 1 cent per pack cigarette levy slated to expire May 31. The report, reviewed at a luncheon, is to be presented to the 195% legislature with details not disclosed publicly.
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Harrishurg
Gov. Leader
Tarrisburg
Gore Leadler
Study Commission
Andrew M. Bradley
Ante Budge Jel
Shcretary
Wadley
Commission
Chender
Bradley
Whit
Byndley
cWhiraday Teadér
Knit
Apectijc
Orletoally
Murderer 17 Begins Life Term at Western State
A 17 year old murderer from Pilsbury was transferred yesterday to Western State Penitentiary to begin a life sentence. The youth, deemed guilty in a high profile case, was moved after confirmation of the verdict and formalities were completed. The transfer proceeds under the state judiciary framework as the Supreme Court and defense counsel prepare for ongoing post verdict actions.
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Sulmders
Pilsburch
Giimurder
Sergiun
State Supreme Caith Deine
Eela( Fru
Queen to Visit France Next April
Official visit planned for next April as part of talks with France. Government ministry confirms high level discussions will accompany the trip.
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France
TAK — Bnc Ghieen
Vikit
Thiick Getternay
packed house hears choirs holiday concert at avex high
Avex High School presented its Christmas concert in the auditorium with TL Lynn Rice directing the choir. The program lasted about 75 minutes and drew a large audience who praised the ensemble's performance and the Christiana pageant, while a small gathering in the cafeteria afterward expressed appreciation for the presenters.
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Sue
Avex High School
Audenes
Tony Enoughy
TL Lynn Rice
Yiu Mpualen
Mrs Rice
Pitts
David Yard
Eed Vass Dyke
Ronald Rolre
Rice
Thie
Erin
Defer Sentence in Burglary Case Before Erie County Court
Samuel Rossiter and Charles Berkhous faced burglary charges as a guilty plea was entered by Berkhous. Berkhous allegedly admitted breaking into homes on Doman Street and stealing about $22 from a resident named Jon Lator. The case, tied to a series of recent burglaries, was postponed for further court actions.
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Duder Samuel Rossiter
Charles Berkhous
Bln
Erie
Thinkhows
John Wells
Doman Street
Jon Lator Barkhutié
Sha Antuce
Angiely
Alu
Hinarinyy
Cout Wen Fcs
Filertinor
Patie
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