Johnson Douglas-Home talks on disarmament and credits
AP reports President Johnson and British Prime Minister Douglas-Home meet to discuss disarmament and long term credits to Communist countries. Talks began with good rapport despite differences on trade with Communist nations. UK officials reiterated support for the U.S. stance on South Vietnam while Britain avoided objections to restrictions on strategic exports.
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Dean Asusk
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Douglas-Home
Janitor Who Saw Oswald May Get Call To Tell Story
The Warren commission may call one or two new witnesses next week as it builds evidence in the Kennedy assassination. Chief Justice Warren indicated a janitor who reportedly saw Lee Harvey Oswald en route to a sniper's hideout could testify, while Marguerite Oswald offered belief in Oswald's innocence yet cautioned he could be guilty.
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Oswald
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Earl Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Marguerite Oswald
Kennedy
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Girl 10 Becomes Youngest Mother in Chicago History
CHICAGO AP A 10-year-old girl gave birth to a 5 pound 15 ounce girl by Caesarean at St Bernard's Hospital becoming the youngest mother on record in Chicago The infant was taken to St Vincent's Orphanage and the father is reported as a 16-year-old boy Health department records show 15 births to girls under 10 in Chicago since 195 The youngest known mother is a 5-year-old girl in Peru
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Chicago
Gil
St. Bernard's Hospital
St. Vincent's Orphanage
Health Department
Peru
Erie Men Face Court Action In Law Theft
After a four month police probe two Erie men are jailed in Crawford County on burglary charges. A barn owned by Mervyn Process in Centerville was broken into in October and a $100 chain saw stolen. Wayne Sipes and Clade Conner of Erie were arrested and sent to jail awaiting the next court term.
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Corry
Erie
Crawford County
Meadville
Mervyn Process
KR. D. 2
Centerville
Wayne Sipes
Clade Conner
Firie
Justice of the Peace
Wesley Sister
Fintl
Actor Leon Ames Held At Gunpoint In Extortion Try
Veteran actor Leon Ames was held at gunpoint for four hours in a fifty thousand dollar extortion attempt in North Hollywood California. He was released unharmed and reportedly laughed off the incident.
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Ames
North Hollywood
Calif
Leon Ames
Ames and wife hostage drama ends with suspect capture
Actor Ames, famed for Mr. Ed and Life With Father, and his wife Christine faced a real life kidnapping when a gunman demanded $50,000. Police, directed from a helicopter, surrounded the car and freed Christine unharmed after a tense hour. The incident began with a dawn holdup as four youths forced entry and threatened Ames and his wife.
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Aoe
Ames
Christine
Ralph Williams
Ex-Corryite Lyons Seeks Delegate Spot for GOP Nomination
Richard C. Lyons, former Corry resident, today announced his candidacy for delegate to the Republican National Convention from the 24th Congressional District, which includes Erie Crawford and Mercer counties. Lyons, an Erie urologist and Hamot Hospital department chair, has long been active in party affairs including former Erie County Republican finance committee chairman and bylaws committee leader. He holds various civic roles with Gannon College, University of Pittsburgh Regional Council, Union Bank and Trust, and the Greater Erie Chamber of Commerce, among others.
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Richard C. Lyons
Corry
24Th
Lyons
Erie
Crawford
Mercer
Dr. Lyons
Erie County
Republican Party
Scranton- van Zandt
Warmihes
Mayo Clinic
Hamot Hospital
Pan-American Medical Association
University of Pittsburgh
Gannon College
Greater Erie
Women Clerks Foil Gunman in Ohio Store
Two J Newberry department store clerks in Painesville Ohio faced a man with a gun and blackjack who demanded the safe combination from Tony Plumstead 19 and Virginia Williamson 40 on the second floor. Williamson resisted and the intruder fled after she refused to lie down, leaving the office unharmed.
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Painesville, Ohio
J. Newberry Department
Tony Plumstead
Virginia Williamson
No Wonder He Failed To Show For Jury Duty
Erie August M Diemer was drawn for jury duty while a defendant in a criminal case. He had already been sentenced for driving without a license in November in Wesleyville. In December his name was drawn for February term. the Jury Board did not know his status. Clerk George J Wilson reported he failed to answer, his name was stricken, and yesterday he appeared as defendant and was fined $100 plus costs.
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Erie
M. Diemer
Diemer
Four Boys Foil Freight Train Dynamite Plot in Florida
Four youths walking along the tracks uncovered 45 dynamite charges tied to a rail, dismantled the device minutes before a south bound freight train passed. Deputies withheld the boys' identities. The blast would have exploded under the locomotive wheels. Local tensions rose as nonunion labor and pickets affected Cape Kennedy and Merritt Island with a federal injunction hearing set in Orlando.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Florida East Coast Railway
Leif Larson
Sreward County Sheriff's Office
PEC
Miami
Merritt Island
Truckers Killed By Monoxide
Lewis A. Kistler and Robert W. Strohl, both of Bowman Pennsylvania, were found dead in a truck trailer here yesterday. They apparently slept in the cab and died from fumes from the propane gas cab heater, authorities said.
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Valit Lake Uirx
Lewis A. Kistler
Robert W. Strohl
Bowman
Sparta Merged District’s 1920s push to consolidate schools
The Sparta area, including Sparta Township and Spartansburg Borough, began closing one room schools in 1920 and formed a jointure in 1922 with a consolidated Sparta Vocational School. By 1952 voters approved a single Sparta Merged District reducing boards from ten to five while maintaining district representation.
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Sparta Township
Spartansburg
Sparta
Sparta Vocational School
Pennsylvania
Bne
Bparta
Seka
Swiss Reject Russian Protest
In Geneva Swiss officials dismissed Soviet complaints over a Russian defection from the United States. Rene Lely called the charges unfounded and unfriendly, accusing Russia of obstructing Swiss police work and refusing cooperation. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin claimed Western agents provoked the defection of Yuri Nossenko, an officer of the KGB, and demanded Nossenko be returned.
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Ueneva
Ars — Siwitzer- Tand Nas
Soviet Union
Hines
United States
Rene Lely
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Yuri I. Nossenko
U.S
KGB Security Agency
Tsarapkin
Switzerland
Nossenko
Alexander Loditchkoy
Bern
Foreign Mint
Local Pastor Sails for Haiti Mission Trip
Rev. Walter W. Gilliland of Corry's First Methodist Church embarks on a two week mission to Haiti the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. He departs from Port Erie with a group of about 20 others for conference orientation in St. Petersburg Florida. The tour includes evangelistic preaching personal witnessing radio ministry and teaching English and interpreter aided sessions for Christian workers.
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Corry
Walter W. “Gilliland
Port Erie
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pie
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Gilliland
Jury Hung For Local Morals Case In Erie Court
In Erie yesterday a seven hour jury deadlocked on a sodomy charge involving Charles G. Huffman of 539 East Columbus Avenue. Judge James Dwyer discharged the panel and reset the trial for the May term of Erie County Court. Huffman, accused of a two year misconduct with a 15 year old boy’s mother, was jailed on a warrant from Alderman Mickey Kinecki. Huffman faces conditions from a 23 month probation for driving with a suspended license and reported to Corry police under probation terms after drunken and disorderly arrests in December.
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Erie
James Dwyer
Erie County
Charles G. Huffman
East
Columbus Avenue
Huffman
Tenge
Mickey Kinecki
Corry
Bears Quadruplets Born to Mexican Farmer's Wife
Four daughters born to Mrs. Juan Mendez, wife of a Mexican farmer, with the first and last deliveries separated by about forty hours. The births occurred between 6:90 a.m. Sunday and 10 p.m. Monday night, news reports indicate.
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Mexico
Juan Mendez
CJ Disposes Of Office Partitions To Yates Industries
The Corry Jamestown partition business known for CJ office furniture lines has been sold to Yates Industries of Kirte. The deal, arranged by Acme, transfers manufacturing and dealer support to Yates, which will market under Flex-FPlan fiberglass partitions. CJ dealers and architects will retain access to replacement parts and installation modifications through Yates.
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Corry Jamestown Offic
Daca Junelinn
Yates Industries
OL Acme
Hallstrior
Howard Harvelinam Yee
Oo Yates
Hurvelinani Farmnet Eseciie
First Avenue
Ajax Tron
Cooper-Bessemet Corp
Woman Gives Husband Kidney in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh woman donated a healthy kidney to her husband at Presbyterian University Hospital, the first such operation in the Pittsburgh district. Doctors say the kidney is functioning well but final outcomes will take weeks to determine as the body’s acceptance of the foreign tissue is assessed with rejection-preventing drugs.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian University Hospital
British Sound Warning In Cyprus Fight
Fighting in Limassol spills into a third day as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clash near Berengaria Castle. Reports say casualties rise while British and American officials seek a peace plan and U N involvement. Makarias rejects U N control, Ball stays on to press talks amid renewed hostilities.
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Nicosiaary
Limassul Tolay
Maxkarios
Sopreme
Limassol
Berengaria Castle
Cyprus
Ball
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Makarias
U.N
Washington
Johnson
Alec Douglas-Home
Suspected War Criminal Kills Self in German Prison
FRANKFURT Germany AP Dr Werner Heyde facing trial next week as a Nazi war criminal committed suicide in his cell at Butzbach Penitentiary The state prosecutor said Wednesday another defendant Friedrich Tillmann leaped or fell from a washroom window in Cologne Both men were to face a Limburg trial next Tuesday charged with killings of 70000 people of 200000 executed by the Nazis as mental detectives Tillmann 60 was Berlin euthanasia center chief Heyde 61 also worked there A third defendant Dr Hans Hefelman and a fourth Gerhard Bohne are noted with uncertain statuses and locations Jackie joins Kennedy in New York for library memorial plans at Cambridge Mass
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Frankfurt
Germany
Werner Heyde
Butzbach
Friedrich Tillmann
Cologne
Limburg
Tillmann
Berlin
Heyde
Minuteman Missile Test Flies 5,000 Miles at Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy Florida saw a Minuteman missile plunge back through the atmosphere after a 5,000 mile test. The Air Force said the intercontinental range weapon followed its planned trajectory after blasting from an underground silo and releasing socket powered dummy warheads to test deception of enemy defenses.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Valentines Day Romance In Small Town Light
A playful note on Valentine Day scenes with Brett Jensen and Kim Hyer as the central couple. The piece mentions lighthearted affection between two local youths and hints at planned celebration ideas and social excitement surrounding the holiday.
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