Numerous local incidents and weather outlook reported
A crowded blotter notes a Thursday Hyde Town accident injuring a Paragraf Joseph ek and a case of a driver Wisknok near Pennayl Railroad. The extended forecast calls for near normal temperatures with highs 34 to 36 and lows around 22, with light snow or snow flurries tomorrow through Thursday and warmer weather by Thursday. Police report disturbances at a Dean ipps store hallway, multiple license suspensions for drivers from Corry Union City and Spartansburg, reckless driving penalties, a possible incompetency ruling, and a missing vehicle joyride with a damaged front left fender. Several minor incidents include a break-in attempt at a West Hadlington residence, a red light citation at North Center and Washington, a stray dog incident on East Main, and a store candy sale involving a 6-year-old. Deaths include Mrs. Jessie King of Erie, with funeral arrangements pending, and Warren County receiving 48,923 dollars as the county share of a municipal return from fuel tax. A veteran Erie editor W. Ben Jones died of a heart attack, with obituary details to follow. Deer hit on East Main and a deer carcass remains on property near Loveland and Brockman. Nearby traffic and wildlife reports highlight ongoing road and safety concerns.
Storm Ravages Northwest with Snow and Cold Wave
An intense storm battered the Northwest with winds rain and snow. Gale warnings rose along the Pacific coast while heavy snow blanketed northern areas. Burns Oregon logged four inches more snow bringing totals to eight inches. Unsettled cold spread from Montana to the Central Plains with frigid readings from Broadus and Lewistown Montana to Williamsport North Carolina and Bemidji Minnesota. The nationwide thermometer plunged to subzero or near zero in many spots and the weather extended toward the central Gulf Coast. International news reports an expert dying in East Orange New Jersey.
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Pacific Coast
Burns
Ore
Montana
N.C
Bemidji
Minn
Mercury
North Platte
Neb
Cape City
Gulf Coast
Florida
Butler man dies after triple murder suicide
In Butler Pennsylvania a Christmas scene ended in tragedy when Daryl Dunkle 96 shot his wife Elsie 34 and son Howard 12 before turning the rifle on himself. A neighbor discovered the bodies as police investigated a family with a history of mood illness and care under a doctor.
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Butler, Pa
Daryl Dunkle
Elsie
Howard
Dunkles
Buena Vista
Bod
Dunkle
Butler
Penn a Negro Must Face Charges In Alabama
NORRISTOWN Pennsylvania based lawmakers and investigators review actions by bail bondsmen who transported Yrone Collins from Pennsylvania to Alabama to face assault charges. Representative Schweiker attended and questioned arrest warrant legality while Alabama authorities defended the lawful transfer.
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Alabama
Norristown
Yrone Collins
Mobile
Ala
Gunother
Collins
Atty
Walter Alessandroni
U.S
Richard
Schweiker
R-Pa
Mobile,” Collins’ Lawyer, Vernon, Grewford
William Scranton
George C. Peirce
Richmond Flowera
Norristown Fice Department
Pennsylvania
Colling
Fallout Shelter Debate Sparks Civil Defense Clash
In Berkeley two prominent scientists clash over the value of civilian shelters. Dr Barry Commoner argues massive costs and uncertain safety, warning of catastrophic consequences from nuclear war, while Dr Edward Teller urges strong civil defense as the best hope to deter attack and reduce casualties. Both speak at a major scientific meeting briefing.
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Berkeley
Califel
Barry Commoner
Department of Botany
Washington University
St. Louis
Edward Teller
University of California
Jamerican Asso- Enea
Robert S. McNamara
Teller
Wler
Commoner
Johnson
Calendar slipment prompts city noises and radio chatter
The article notes a mistaken sense that the calendar is off and describes a Journal Photo by Baton. It mentions a boat, a false alarm, and discusses the citizens band radio used for both business and personal purposes including delivery trucks and household devices.
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Ing Boat
Walkie talkies prompt FCC and FBI airwave worry
Miami report notes toy walkie talkies flood bands with unregulated chatter. FCC chief engineer warns most use is legal but some youths broadcast profane or indecent language and false emergency SOS messages. FBI watching for violations and interference risks amid holiday usage.
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Miami
Fla
FBI
Citizens Radio Band
FCC
Homer Thompson
Broward
Couny
Sveral
Veteran Judge Flood Dies At 67
rm LADELPHIA AP Superior Court Judge Gerald F Flood a Pennsylvania lawyer professor and jurist for more than 40 years died yesterday after an eight month illness Flood had served on the Commonwealths second highest court since his 1960 election Flood 67 was admitted to University Hospital on Nov 28 with a kidney condition A hospital spokesman cited kidney failure as the cause He was twice elected to 10 year terms and earlier backed by Gov George H Earle for Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
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Superior Court
Gerald F. Flood
Pennsylvania
Flood
Commonwealth
University Hospital
George H. Earle
Philadelphia
Immon Pleas Court
National heavy construction expert dies Saturday He A
A national figure in heavy construction, He A, died Saturday leaving a legacy in civil engineering and project management. Details about his career, affiliations, and funeral arrangements were not available in the readable text.
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He A
Bomb Threat Delays Detroit to New York Flight
An American Airlines DC3 bound for Rochester and Syracuse was halted after a male caller warned of a bomb. Deputies found a box with wires and pret but no explosive. They sought the box owner who reportedly left on a prior flight. the plane was ten minutes late on the runway.
Holiday travel brings high danger on icy roads
The Safety Council warned of severe hazards during a 78 hour holiday travel period with 80 million vehicles on the road. A bus in Oregon crashed after skidding on ice, killing 13. More fatalities followed in eastern Oklahoma, near Buffalo Minnesota, and west of Sublette Kansas. The toll surpassed earlier holiday weekends in AP’s review.
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Safety Council
Oregon
Oklahoma
Buffalo
Minn
Sublette
Kan
Sun
Untitled note on Jo high school pupil care case
A brief report describes a young Joho person in the care of Mian Dir amid a private Pol matter. Authorities and caregivers are involved as the situation unfolds.
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Spartansburg
State Bureau of Traffic Safety
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Erie
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Harold
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Warren County
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