Youth Freed In Improper Prison Sentence
Elmira judge orders release of a teen offender wrongly sent to Elmira Reception Center for a speeding conviction. Justice Reynolds questions legality of sending traffic violators to the center, noting it may set a dangerous precedent for youths in the Vehicle and Traffic Law case. The state corrections department runs the center, which serves ages 10 to 20. The decision follows habeas corpus action filed by an attorney for the boy.
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Freed On Bond In Auto Death Case In Tarentum
Kirissununmm-John 5 Kennerdéll of Tarentum was released on a $10,000 bond as an inquest continues into the death of 24 year old Martha Diekman of Brackenridge in an auto motorcycle crash. The collision occurred Sunday on Oakmont when a motorcycle operated by 24 year old Thomas Richards of New Kensington struck Diekman. Richards was seriously injured and Kennerdéll awaits further proceedings.
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Saud visits son Prince Mashhur in Washington hospital
Saud of Saudi Arabia visits Prince Mashhur at Repd Army Hospital in Washington. The boy undergoes testing for partial paralysis in his right arm and leg. Doctors provide corrective shoes as part of treatment and assessment.
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Report the Plans To Keep Stassen
Report discusses attempts to substitute Hepler for Nixon on the ticket and Herter's refusal. Stassen later backed Nixon. Eisenhower’s backing of Stassen suggested changes in top advisers, including Postmaster General Summerfield. Senate approval noted, with brief reactions and a damaged scene description.
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Union Leaders Near Showdown
Union leaders near a high stakes clash over welfare fund looting as a joint AFL-CIO committee and rival jurisdictions clash in a Senate inquiry. George Mainy, AFL-Cro president, urged calm while others warned of further contention and potential action.
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Joint committee pursues binding arbitration to curb disputes
A Joint committee works on a system to submit jurisdictional issues to arbitration, aiming for a permanent method to resolve arguments without strikes or boycotts. The plan seeks a binding process to settle labor disputes and prevent disruptions to operations.
Boy 12 Steals Car Rams Into House in Auto Crash
A 12 year old boy, awaiting juvenile authorities on theft and assault charges, stole a car at knifepoint from Arnold Pant, then crashed into John Condo’s house in Clearfield County. Police chief John Golding said the youth, who appeared 16 or 17, was nabbed moments after the crash. $1,000 damage to the car and $150 in house damage were reported.
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Trooks Quelle Riot Near Sulmona Reported by Rome News
A chaotic riot erupted near Sulmona as tensions rose amid a reported siege. Military police aided efforts to quell disturbances yesterday, with no confirmed fatalities and several injuries reported.
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