Sanity Board Rules Attacker Legally Sane Proposal Snagged
A county commission hears a proposal to declare an attacker legally sane but encounters a legal snag. The case centers on Kastovick, admitted after breaking into a home and injuring two elderly women, with doctors and psychiatrists weighing evidence of insanity and fitness for trial.
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Sanity Board
Legally Sane
Dia
Stevie Hide
Eich
Powelles
Prialedininstor & Traypolsity
Koatovick
Danniry
Détnstom
Hey
Kastovick
Lapaes
Alice
Weren
Wray
Jis
Kastovck
Coxtier
Veterans Bill Goes To Senate In Pennsylvania
A committee approved a measure detailing how an 18 million dollar bonus for Korean War veterans will be paid. The bill aims to accelerate processing of films and outlines constitutional changes needing consent from both houses. If enacted, payments reach 10 to 54 dollars monthly for service with a potential maximum of 500 dollars, benefiting World War II and Korean War veterans.
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Senate
Harrisburg
House
Lhia
Pulte Gate
Hell
Unier Dow
Une
Fox Baymbnl
Honus
Thenus
Elks Club Past Rulers Night Observed
Elks Club hosts Past Rulers Night at Total BPO Elks Thalge meeting with 4 pm reception and 8 20 pm dinner. Former officers Donald Nunles William Johnson James Watson Jerome Needham Guy Abbey Paul Stroup William Roshig James Cust HH Keppel Boward Berry Alfred Morrison listed as attendees and officers.
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Elks Club
BPO
Elks
Esquire
Paul Stroup
William Roshig
James Cust
HH. Keppel
Weasixe
James P Sullivan
Boward Berry
Alfred M Morrison
Gustaf H. Dahl Rites At Davison's
Funeral services for Gustaf H. Dahl were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Davison's Funeral Home. Dahl died Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. Bearers included Karl Slemmens Edward Smith Milton Robbins Henry Matson and John B. Dahlstrunid, Diamond Club members. Active bearers were Ray Burr Ful Ghose William Marsh John M. Windahl Irvin Young and Perry M. Nichols. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendees included Herbert Warner of Binghamton Pvt William Paul Fort Meade and residents of Chicora Wrightsville Erie Warren and surrounding communities.
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Myers
Gustaf H. Dahl
Davison
Mr. Dahl
Corry Me‘movil Hospital
Howardly
Karl Slemmens
Edward Smith
Milton Robbins
Henry Matson
Diamond Club
Corry-damestown
Plum Blias
Milford Blias
Chicora
Helmir Danielson
Wrightsville
George Parsons, Jr
Erie
Josephone Carlson
Haury Summers
Mes
Harry Anderson
Warren
Erie County Welfare Needs Survey Launch
An 80 member Erie County welfare committee moved to complete by mid April a survey of overall welfare needs. The first meeting at the Moose Club featured Harry Shapiro, secretary of the State Department of Welfare, who explained how to obtain Commonwealth funds and stressed assessing total problems as joint state and community responsibilities.
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Kib
Erie County
Moose Club
Harry Shapiro
State Department of Welfare
Harrisburg
Shapiro
UN chief urges Israel rethink Gaza Strip stance
Dag Hammarskjold pressed Israel to modify its plan to stay in the Sharm el Sheikh area and Gaza until Egypt guarantees no renewed blockade of shipping through the Gulf of Aqaba. Israel demands Egyptian guarantees first, while UN circles doubt a quick settlement.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
Egypt
Gav Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Hammarskjold
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
Gaza Strip
Tsrael
Gulf of Agaba
Tariiel PeuRonied
Aqaba
Gaza
Pennsylvania Council of Churches approves 4.5 million center plan
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches approved a 4.5 million church center in Harrisburg for Protestant churches. About 200 delegates in the 46th general assembly authorized launching a campaign to raise 569 600 for the building by year end. The center would be east of Morrisburg on the bypass and serve as headquarters for the council. Delegates also urged the state to boost child care welfare laws and to provide more chaplains in state institutions.
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Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Morrisburg
State Council of Christian Education
Filso
Commonwealth
City Council to Open with Prayer Next Monday
Pittsburgh city council will begin meetings with a prayer starting next Monday. The councilmen will select clergymen to give the invocation in alphabetical order.
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Pittsburgh
Hine
Five Indicted by Crawford Grand Jury and One Freed
Crawford County grand jury returned true bills against Robert and June Nelson of Pleasantville on larceny charges while Richard A. Reichbaum of Mill Village admitted two burglary counts in Centerville and Titusville. John Conor of Union City was absolved of larceny. One defendant pleaded guilty and another case was withdrawn. Reichbaum was caught amid another Ohio burglary last December.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Chergea
Richard A. Reichbaum
Mill Village
Reichbaum
Grange League Federation
Centerville
Williams Cities
Titusville
Ohio
Robert
June Nelson
R. D
Pleasantville
John Conor
Union City
Andros Island official handles many hats in Bahamas
Hal Boyle profiles Stanley R. Darville one of 21 Bahamian commissioners serving Andros and 2000 islands. Darville acts as jetstoms officer coroner immigration officer postmaster and more while managing a four-person staff on a 750 square mile pine and mangrove wilderness. Commissioners earn 25 to 50 dollars weekly plus housing and occasional legal fees.
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Andros
Bahamas
Stanley R. Darville
Darville
Bahama
Islands
Ammy
Daryille
Jetstoms
Durville
Sunshine Isles
Massachusetts
di Fille
U.S. Balks On Grant s Of Rights To Israel
The article notes U S officials urging Israel to withdraw without demanding guarantees, as questions rise on UN sanctions. Dulles avoids commitments on preemptive U S positions and outlines possible UN backed actions such as sanctions, trade cuts, or aid restrictions, with broad potential impact across nations.
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U.S
Israel
Egypt
Qulf
Aqaba
Gaza
United States
United Nations
Dulles
Malone Takes Over Owlett Post In PA Manufacturers Association
James F. Malone, former insurance commissioner under Gov Duff, was nominated president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association to fill the vacancy created by G. Mason Owlett's death. The nomination was by the executive committee and a formal election is set for February 26 at the association’s Philadelphia annual meeting.
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Malone
Owlett
Philadelphia
James F. Malone
Duff
Pennsylvania Manufacturers ‘Association
G. Mason Owlett
Wallahoro
U. S. Senate
Association
GOP Critics Question Tax Plan Ahead of Budget
Legislative reaction to Leader's tax program varied across parties. Senator Joseph J. Yosko faulted the Leader for not offering specific tax recommendations. Democratic leaders Dent Readinger Johnson weighed in on the budget, with Johnson arguing against a 50 percent rise in appropriations while Helin urged curbing spending to reduce the deficit.
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GOP
Joseph J. Yosko
Northampton
John H. Dent
Albert S. Readinger
Leade
Commonwealth
Albert W. Johnson
Republian
Helin
Johnson
Reading judges deny Bandits Club charter in Berks County
Berks County Court judges refused to approve the Bandits Red and Custody Association, a hot rod and sports car fans group seeking a charter. They favored the aim of highway safety but said the proposed name could mislead the public and invite censure on the court.
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Reading
Berks County Court
Bandits Red
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