Scott Plans On Governorship Expected Soon
Harrisburg AP Senate member Hugh Scott plans to announce this week if he will seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination amid intra party squabbles. Scranton considered a compromise candidate and Woodside, a rival, fight for party support as Scott weighs re election to Congress. Rules and alliances shift with Eisenhower's endorsements and northeastern county activity.
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Harrisburg
Hugh Scott
Fils
William G. Scranton
Scott
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Woodside
Scranton
Honesdale
USS
James E. van Zandt
Dwight D. "Eisenhower
van Zandt
GOP
Enerald
Eisen
Eisenhower
Adn
Pennsylvania
Philip Sharples
Finance Committee
Cong. van Zandt
Republican Party
Eisenhower Woodside
California
Defense
Thomas Gates
Gettysburg
Fugitive Pair Returned After Erie County Arrest
Police recovered two fugitives Elden Sipes aged 21 and Ronald Carrier 29 from Erie and detained Wayne Sipes 23 of Erie. Sipes faces two counts of passing bad checks, while Carrier, who skipped bail, faces current court action for assaulting Waterford Police Chief Thomas Haines. The trio were stopped during a patrol watch when investigators traced their auto, with Wier and Penman assisting.
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Erie County
Mercer Priday
Lawrence Park
Elden Sipes
Erie
Ronald Carrier
Waterford
Sipes
Currier
Thomas Haines
Wayne Sipes
Mercer County
Leo P. Wier
Set
Lewis Penman
Erle
Wier
Carrier
California
Rhippensburg
Spunky Chris Briggs Faces Ongoing Heart Ailment Battle
Chris Lavern Briggs, born May 17 1960 in Jamestown, battles a congenital heart defect. From birth he endured multiple hospitalizations in Jamestown and Buffalo for tests, pneumonia, cardiology procedures, and a planned operation delayed by lung congestion. He has required oxygen, medications, and corrective shoes with ongoing follow ups as his condition persists.
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Chris Lavern Briggs
Tom Briggs
Jamestown
Harold Gale
Franklin Street
Chris
Jamestown General Hospital
Children's Hospital
Buffalo
Jamestown General
Jamestown Canes
Corry Troop 171 Wins Le Beouf District Rally
The Le Beouf District annual Scout Rally at Weiklit School gym featured teams from Corry and nearby towns competing in skills like knot tying semaphore Morse code and relay racing. Troop 171 of West End Community Center Summit Town took first for the third time, with Troop 57 of North East second and Troop 80 sponsored by Corry Rotary third. Harold Shaffer led planning with the district Activities Committee. Corry Chamber of Commerce hosted a pre event breakfast at the Ritz.
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Corry
Weiklit Sehoal
le Bueuf
Hoy
Wes Uf
West End
Summit ‘Township
North East
Rotary Club of
le 3Oeuf
Harold Shaffer
Harborcreek
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Ritz
American student Makinen may be freed from Soviet jail
Brooklyn lawyer James Donovan said the only American still jailed in the Soviet Union could win release soon if U.S. Soviet ties improve. Makinen, 22, a Fulbright scholar, is serving eight years for spy charges.
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New York
Soviet Union
Brooklyn
U.S
Marvin Makinen
James Britt Donovan
Donovan
Makinen
Ivan Shishkin
East Germany
United States
Col
Rudolf Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Frederick L. Pryor
Abel
Soviet and East German actions eyed in Makinen case
Donovan said negotiations may be concluded soon as the Soviet Union considers extending leniency to Makinen. U S Embassy Moscow reports no information on his possible release. Makinen, a Free University student in West Berlin, was seized last July for photographing military sites in Hungary, Czechoslovakia and the Ukraine. He is jailed in Kiev after a espionage conviction.
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Soviet Union
Makinen
Donovan
U.S
Moscow
the Free University
West Berlin
Hungary
Czechoslovaka
Ukraine
Priston
Kiev
Kennedy in Indonesia and nearby stops on Asia tour
Robt Kennedy continues his Asia itinerary with four major stops after Japan and Formosa, visiting Hong Kong where he and his wife kept a rapid pace. In Hong Kong they toured a resettlement area on Sunday, the attorney general helped distribute relief noodles to the needy and sampled free milk amid the crowd.
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Kennedy
Japan
Formosa
Hong Kong
Edinboro Youth Cleared in Highway Death Case
State Police absolved Melville Drivendate death youth of blame after a Saturday highway incident that killed 11 year old Ployd W. Fuller of Edinboro. Fuller ran in front of a Meadville driver Edward C. Anderson who did not see him. coroner ruled fatal liver injury with severe bleeding. Police noted three youths emerged from a car moments before crossing the road and ran to the opposite side. Fuller was struck near the east edge. The other boys were unharmed as investigators gathered statements.
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Melville
Edinboro
Ployd W. Puller
Edward C. Anderson
Meadville
Erie County
Thomas Miller
Lawrence Park
Anderson
Fuller Boy
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Robt. Kennedy
Indonesia
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