Trains Collide Near Ripley On Safest Track Kills Engineer
An engineer, John V. Miller, 65, of Cleveland, died when a World’s Safest track train collided with a freight near Ripley close to the Pennsylvania line. One passenger injured. many shaken as crews rerouted toward Buffalo. Dispatchers said the cause was likely switching mishap. investigations to determine full details continue.
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Albany
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Keke Central
Alfred Perlman
Nln
Easterner
Erie
Bive
Buffalo
Vincent Ruth
Central Rcs
Photographer Arrested Trying To Shoot Crash
A Newport News photographer was arrested after attempting to photograph a crash site near Warwick Virginia. Air Force Lt James H. Colegrove bailed out of a disabled F100 at 10 000 feet over Yorktown and the jet crashed five miles away into a garage owned by Oscar L. Walker in Warwick. Police restrained photographer William R. Lauder of the Newport News Daily Press as he tried to take pictures near the wreck. He was charged with interfering with police and released on recognizance. a February 22 hearing was set.
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Warwick
Air Force
Yorktown
James H. Colegrove
Tabb
Oscar L. Walker
Walker
William R. Lauder
Newport News: Daily Press
Bauder
C. L. Kegley
Kegley
Ward
Langley Air Force
Public Information Office
Lauder
AC. Shaw
FL Bustis
Miler
Co F Starts Recruit Drive for Guard Members
Lt James Hammond announces Company F recruitment in the Pa National Guard. Master Sergeants James Keppel and Fred Nelson will lead outreach across newspapers radio and TV to attract prospective guardsmen. Veterans of Korea and World War I touted as assets. Open house planned at Cory Armory to welcome new volunteers during February events.
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James Hammond
Derry
Menhaylvania National Guard
James Keppel
Fred Nelson
Waahinikton
Company F
Hawmond
Korea
Hoth Charmés
Wandal
Niet
Washington Street
Coshalmnen
Avive
Jogat
Caspany
Cory. Armory
Oper House
Airport Authority Discusses Plans For New Road
The Airport Authority will hold a noon meeting at the Phoenix Hotel City to discuss plans for a new road linking South Center Street to Lawrence Airport. Mr and Mrs Robert Brown of South Center Street recently donated a free right of way from Center Arrest to the airport property.
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Grove Street
Center Street
Preorrick Street
New High School
Kee Rey
South Street
West Pleasant Street
Worth Street
Eagle Street
City
Spring Street
South Center Street
Lawerence Airport
Ted Siete
Phoenis
Cornell
Robert Brown
South Center
Ruling Links Grimes Girls Deaths to Cold Exposure
Chicago officials report that pathologists determined Barbara Grimes, 15, and Patricia Grimes, 13, died from exposure after their nude bodies were found beside a road near Willow Springs. Tests found no alcohol, drugs, poisons, or injuries and no evidence of sexual assault. Investigators continue to face a baffling murder mystery with hundreds of police on the case since January 22.
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Chicago
Imcunas
Grimes
Barbara
Patricia
Ciy
Thei
Willow Spings
Rarick Attacks McDonald Ahead of Steelworkers Vote
Pittsburgh district steel worker Rarick challenges United Steelworkers President McDonald, hints at a Senate probe into the union. He demands a lie detector test and accuses McDonald of promising jobs while urging a dues hike protest within the union. The crowd, about 500, hears calls to name names and push reform before next Tuesday's election.
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Ld Rarick
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers
Mcdonald
Ratick
Rurick
Terest
Rarick
Rudtick
USW
Currency Falls Amid Suez Crisis Hits Swiss Market
Swiss currency markets reflect regional turmoil as Russia Hungary and Egypt see declines while the British pound rises. In September 1988 the ruble trades far below official value. in Zurich 100 rubles fetch about 13 francs, highlighting rare access to Soviet currency outside bilateral clearing.
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Switzerland
Russia
Hungary
Egypt
Zurich Financial Exchange
Jess Uyan
Europe
Orisis
U. S
U.S
Sovie Union
Senators Welcome Oil Price Probe Amid Increases
Washington lawmakers vow to back a federal grand jury investigation into recent oil and gasoline price hikes. Senate antitrust and commerce panels press probes into profits at crude and refined product levels as Justice Department seeks documents and grand jury actions in Alexandria.
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O'Maroney
Megalison
Justire Departent
O'Mahoney
Senate
Publi Lines
Alvearidria
Justice Department
waUllange Division
Albert V. Bryan
Didge Bryan
Alesuncia
Potome
Federal Court
Asst. Aly
Victor R. Hunseh
Antiteisst
Rivision
O'Mulloney
Compulsory Motor Insurance Sparks New York Debate
State insurers clash with lawmakers over the February 1 enactment requiring vehicle owners to carry minimum bodily injury and property damage coverage. Officials note the law lacks protection for state interests against uninsured, out of state, or stolen car scenarios as insurers resist new government intervention while seeking time to influence policy. Meanwhile Herbert R. Dimling, 66, president of the Dimling Candy Co., dies of a heart attack at Montefiore Hospital after three months of illness following two prior attacks. Dimling, whose firm was founded by his father, led the candy company for decades.
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New York
Hinwever
Leifert Holts
First Nuclear Electric Power Plant Goes Into Operation
CHICAGO reports a milestone as the EBWR at Argonne National Laboratory begins operation. The plant aims to demonstrate large scale, self regulating power using uranium fission. A ceremonial event marks the start of a year long refueling cycle at the guarded facility near Lemont.
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Guelcap
Tax ‘S Department
Bolling Waters
Argonne National Laboratory
Atomic Bnterey
Desurvne
Atomic Research
Frcility
Alburban Lemont
Leader Seeks Government by Egg Heads at Penn State
Governor Leiperd endorses government by educated elites at a midwinter graduation exercise. He urges higher standards and faculty help to solve state issues, condemning anti intellectualism and calling for more government courses while noting honors for himself and Chief Justice Alvin Jones.
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Leief
Joes
Pennsylvania
Leaner
Penneytyurtie
Penn Niumnes
Chistes Alvin Jones
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Gaylord
Harniwell
Timium
Weconee
Lender
Hartisburg
U S Communists Convene First in Seven Years
New York reports the American Communist Party holds its 16th national convention in a large hall after delays. Eugene Dennis delivers the keynote, with William Foster and 300 delegates attending. The party claims 25 000 members while leaders faced earlier imprisonment for advocating overthrow of the US government. Continued on Page Three.
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New York
Eugene Dennis
William 2. Foster
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Par
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Foster
Girl Reunited With Parents After 33 Years Missing
In Hobart Oklahoma a woman once listed as dead after the Babbs Switch fire is reunited with her parents after 33 years. Grace Reynolds of Barstow California identifies Mary Elizabeth Edens, missing since Christmas 1914, with the aid of friends and a Lions Club member. The Edens family believes a childless couple may have taken the girl, and the reunion follows years of searching and blood type clues.
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Oklahoma
Farmer-Watt-Bis
Xife
Uchn
AL Babbs Switch
Okt
Royrans
Mrr
Tay
Reynolds
Bne
Elberl
Chilldren
Diego
Los Angeles
May Laforel
San Diego
King Saud Resumes Talks After U S Aid Pact Promise
Washington reports King Saud travels from Washington after a pledge of U S military and economic aid to expand Saudi capacity. The 55 year old ruler leaves for Europe en route home, with officials describing a cordial atmosphere and a five year renewal of the Dhahran air base pact as central to renewed cooperation.
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Persian Gulf
Damman
Washington
Avalon Sular
Saud
Wadsjungton
U. S
Dhahran
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Polly Hie
United States
Saudai Arabia
Pinenbrower
Arrest Pair For West Main Street Free-For-All
Police arrested Corry Lindstrom and Linestrom on West Main Street after a disorderly incident around 11 PM. They pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct and were fined 285 dollars plus costs, released after payment.
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Linndstromy
Aldermay
Cobbett
Tiny
Haley Haley in London Rocked the British Crowd
Haley and band faced chaotic reception in a London show with fans storming the venue. Reportedly, the act managed a partial set amid confusion as security struggled to control the audience. Officials note the performance drew thousands and sparked heavy local reaction.
Three Youths Die In Crash Near Harrisburg
Three teenagers were killed and six injured when a car carrying nineteen youths collided with a truck and hit an embankment and tree in a eastern Pennsylvania community about 15 miles southeast of Harrisburg. Victims included Robert Purvell and William Boyer both 17 of Middletown, and Richard Tinker 16 of Highspire. Police described seven boys as riding to Hershey with three girls. the car sideswiped a tractor trailer loaded with bricks and plunged off Route 29. The wreck scattered occupants as the door tore away. Edwards I.
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Falim
Pennsyvania
Harrisburg
Robert Purvell
William Boyer
Middletown
Richard Tinker
Highspire
Edward 1
Bootleg Transcripts Surface in Pike Hearings
Harrisburg reports Judge William H. Neely rushed from a sick bed to pursue two unauthorized copies of special grand jury testimony on the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Neely planned Monday action as defendants indicted for conspiracy in filling mine voids along the Northeast Extension face charges, while Attorney General Moehrle promised a Monday inquiry if a satisfactory explanation is not provided.
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William H. Neely
Oquphia County
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Neely
Neély
Attorne
Thomas D. Moe Bride
Stark
Dauphin County
Allegheny County Plans Polio Drive
Allegheny County and Pittsburgh will stage an unprecedented polio vaccination drive before summer. The County Medical Society endorsed the plan to inoculate residents under 40 with two Salk vaccines, including free shots for those unable to pay. Clinics will operate at physicians’ offices and public buildings, with the drive starting as early as March 1.
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al Elegheny
Sheedy
Phyel
Ainder Sii Boul
Government Cuts Farm Price Supports Announced
Washington officials and secretary of Agriculture announced lower government price supports for a broad range of farm commodities. The measure reduces supports from previous levels, effective mid January, with impact across staple crops and growers nationwide.
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Ageiculture
Bensoes
Toni thounTey
BNL
Roy Benno
Lodge Pushes Feasibility Probe On Egyptian Policy Move
United States quietly explores whether Egyptian President Nasser would issue a conciliatory statement to ease Ismaili troop withdrawal from Egypt. Lodge Jr and other U. S. delegation members press Egyptian diplomats, with no details disclosed. Western delegates hope a mild Nasser message could coax Israel from its hard line on Sharm el Sheikh and related areas.
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United States
Nasser
Egypt
Ambaissa
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Delega
Ion
Egyp
U.S
Lodge
Ismet
Sharm Et Shekh
Gazi Sin
Israel
Beypt
West
Betyr
Firyp
Walter Bytan
Getserst
Ngales
Tel Aviv
Sharm el Sheikh
Woman Hurt In Rt 8 Crash
Mrs. Mary Murray, stalled on Route 8 at Five Corners, was struck by Willan Larson of Centerville. Murray was hospitalized for shock and released. Larson suffered a lip laceration and chipped teeth. Vehicle damage: $400 to Larson’s car and about $500 to Murray’s.
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Five Corners
Baorinzot Hyder Town
Mary Murray
Tinavlle Hospital
Locat Barracks
Murry
Willan Larson
BR. D. 2
Centerville
Larson
Nevers
Damuie
Rose
Murray
Corry Chamber Plans Home Improvement Meet
The Corry Chamber of Commerce announces a home improvement meet next Tuesday. The event aims to help participants obtain promotional aids for business lines and features committees directing publicity and advertising efforts.
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Corry Chamber
Comimene Hesse
Sophistien Tone
Reber
Granty Bikinii
Bette Ude
Man Killed As Milk Truck Rolls In Bucks County
A milk truck rolled on a downgrade in Sellersville, Pennsylvania, killing 37-year-old Paul F. Plvid. County Coroner Thomas C Lombauld reported the crash details as authorities investigated the scene and identified the victim and truck operator.
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Paul F. Plvid
Upton
Bethibhum
Pukelew
Marks County
Thomas C Lombauld
Clive
Theos Gul
Flice
Ollie Vine
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