Car Bus Collision Near Saegertown Injuries None
Panagrar State Police report a collision between a car driven by Violet Gongeware and a Meadville area school bus near 805 yesterday morning. Driver Joseph Johns and Gongeware, both uninjured, with no children hurt. Extensive damage to Gongeware’s car. Also noted: ROTC cadet Lee Nichols of Wheaton College promoted to cadet second lieutenant in Company B. City police recover a red and white bicycle left at a North Center Street service station. YMCA announces elimination of 5 pm family swim period this Saturday as the meet ends. Harrisburg House Appropriations Committee adjusts hospital funding. total allocation near 14.3 million with allocations to Corry Memorial, Hamot, Meadville City, St. Vincent’s, Spencer, and WarrenGeneral Hospitals.
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Saegertown
Gongeware
Joseph Johns
Johns
Lee Bruce Nichols
Wheaton College
Illinois
George Benedict Cullison
Nichols
Robert Nichols
R. D
Spartansburg
North Center Street
House
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Meadville City Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Spencer Hospital
Warren General Hospital
Molotov Said To Suffer Heart Attack In Moscow
AP reports Mohammed Molotov is in a hospital with a heart attack after returning Nov 12 from Vienna where he served with the International Atomic Energy Agency. A Foreign Office spokesman declined to comment citing no political importance.
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Moscow
Foreign Office
Molotov
Vienna
Austria
International Atomic Energy Agency
Anliparty
Khrushchev
Foreign —Office
Much Desired Circumstance Brings Cash Crunch
In Catskill New York an AP report notes a much desired circumstance has led to an overflow of cash, creating a complex financial situation for local authorities and residents seeking clarity on allocation.
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Catskill
Reporter rebuffed again at Kennedy press conference
Marah McClendon, a Washington reporter, attempted six times to ask President Kennedy a question yesterday but was not acknowledged. The incident follows a prior rebuke after she referenced two State Department employees as security risks.
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Washington
API
Marah McClendon
Kennedy
State Department
Italy Discovers New Center Left Governing Coalition
Italy's ruling Christian Democratic party shifts toward the left with a plan to form a center left cabinet backed by Pietro Nenni's Socialists. Premier Amintore Fanfani seeks a broader reform program while preserving Western alignment through NATO. The move ends rightist gains, aiming to form a coalition government with key left and center forces.
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Naples
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Pietro Nenni
Christian Democratic Party Congress
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Fanfan
Giuseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
Fanfant
Trapeze Show Ends In Tragic Wallendas Fall
The Wallendas and troupe members performed an aerial act as Richard Faughnan and Dieter Schepp died in the wake of a deadly circus accident. Karl Wallenda, Gunther Wallenda, and other performers rushed to aid Jana Jans and Marlo Wallenula after a fatal fall from a height of about 51 feet and serious injuries to Karl, while doctors described Marlo’s skull fracture as very critical.
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Herman
Gunther
Wallendas
Richard Faughnan
Jenny Wallenda
Dieter Schepp
Karl Wallenda
East Germany
Faughnans
Tina
Lilah
Sarasota
Fla
Jenny
Karl Wal- Jenda
Faughnan
Charles Faughnan
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jana
Marlo Wallewla
Karl
Bart
Percel
Karl Inter
Man Arrested for Nazi Handbills at Bucknell Speech
Seth D. Ryan, 23, of Arlington Virginia was arrested in Sunbury for distributing handbills protesting the cancellation of a Bucknell University speech by George Lincoln Rockwell leader of the American Nazi party. He received a $10 fine and 10 days in jail for violating a city ordinance on handbill distribution. The leaflets named Rockwell as American Nazi party leader and denounced cancellation of his Bucknell appearance organized by Student Forum in Lewisburg amid civic protests.
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Sunbury
Arlington
George Lincoln Rockell
Bucknell University
E. W. Lantz
Seth D. Ryan
Ryan
Lantz
Rockwell
Bucknell
Bds
Flewisburg
Student Forum
Chimp Guides B58 Chute Drop Test Safely
In Edwards California a 90 pound chimp named Susie parachuted 20 000 feet inside an escape capsule for a B58 bomber test. The chimp slept through the descent on oxygen and a sedative, cushioning the capsule landing with shock absorbers. Air Force technicians will eject a human crewman in a similar capsule within two weeks.
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Edwards Aut Run Case
Calif
Susie
Air Force
Union Pickets Jobs as Contractor Faces NLRB Action
An NLRB examiner recommended dismissal of unfair labor practices claims against Local 24 of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of New Castle Pennsylvania. William C. Grannis, a New Castle painting contractor, contends the union illegally picketed his cafe and bank jobs. The examiner found insufficient evidence that the union threatened coerced or restrained business. A final NLRB decision will follow Summers recommendation.
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Wasnuneun
National Labor Relations Board
Bocal
Brotherhood of Painters
New Castle
William C. Grannis
Ilegally
Harold X. Summers
Grannis
Mernt
Summers
NLRB
Dad and three children perish in rural Michigan fire
A father Charles Nutt 37 and three of his four children Charles Jr 12 William 7 Bonnie 10 were killed in a flash fire that engulfed their home in a southeast Michigan town. Phyllis 35 and Denise 4 escaped by jumping through a window as flames rose.
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New Boston, Mncn
Michigan
Charles Nutt
Charles Jr
Wiliam
Bonnie
Nutt
Phyllis
Denise
UC Man Plans Fight To Regain Lost License
Elton Blair, a former county commissioner and mutual fund representative, appealed in county court against the January 2 suspension of his motor vehicle operating privileges. State Police cited a background investigation after a medical advisory finding. Blair contends he is well and needs his car for business. A hearing is set for 10 p.m. February 21.
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Whig
John Held
Elton Blair
Blair
Department of Revenue
Blair & Nexting
Cong
Rehabilitation over confinement urged for prisons in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg based lawmaker criticizes building large new prisons citing high costs and favors expanding forestry camps and other minimum security facilities. Task force studies site choices for Philadelphia Eastern and Pittsburgh Western prisons. Ephraim Gomberg to chair advisory panel. Sen. Harry E. Seyler leads the task force.
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G. Breth
D-Clearfield
Breth
Re Doint
Commission
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ephraim R. Gomberg
Crime Commission of Philadelphia, Inc
Harry E. Seyler
Dyork
Rusk Reports on OAS Parley
The OAS conference closed with 20 of 21 nations condemning Castro for joining communism and aligning with the Soviet bloc. The communist bloc was warned of intensified pressure on rival governments to exploit regional tension after the ten day dispute.
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OAS
Vonunuea sruHrage Wue
Communist Combine
Castro
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