State police leaders to lecture at Louisville institute
Harrisburg headquarters announced Col. FE Purdy will be among guest lecturers at the Southern Police Institute University of Louisville Kentucky for a two week seminar on police administration. The institute is a leading college affiliated organization specializing in police education and Purdy is recognized as a top police official.
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Harrisburg
Col
FE. Wilson Purdoy
Southern Police Institute University of Louisville
Louisville
Col Purdy
Chester leaders held on charges over hanging in effigy
Two Chester school integration leaders Stanley E. Branche and Dr. Felder Rouse were held in 300 bail after a Delaware County grand jury found a prima facie case on charges connected to the hanging in effigy of Rev. Donald G. Ming acting chairman of Ches ter's Human Relations group. Magistrate Phil C. Pazzanchera ordered the hearing after ruling a prima facie case existed.
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Chmsren
Chester
Delaware County Grand Jury
Donald G . Ming
Phil C. Pazzanchera
Stanley E. Branche
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
Felder Rouse
Woman receives battery powered heart regulator device
A woman believed dead after heart failure survived after doctors implanted a tiny permanent battery powered heart regulator. The device shocks to keep her heart beating regularly and was inserted during a recent operation at a hospital in New York.
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Pratt
Civil Righters Harass Johnson At St Louis Hotel Address
President Johnson spoke to a 2100 crowd at a St Louis hotel praising open debate while criticizing foreign critics. A mass march from Forest Park halted five blocks from the hotel led by the St Louis Committee on Racial Equality. An arrest at the airport identified a man as Talma.
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Johnson
United States
West Berlin
Cuba
Forest Park
St. Louis
Deaths Amy Curtis and Reggie Baker Obituaries
Obituary notices report the deaths of Amy Chen Curtis of 37 Market Street Columbus aged 74 at Corry Memorial Hospital after illness, with service details and survivors listed. and Reggie Baker of North Clymer, a dairy farmer, who died at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 9 with burial planned at Clymer Center Cemetery.
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Market ’ Sreet
Columbus
Corry Mie Jural
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Shai
Edinburg State College
Ralph Curti
Co- Wits Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society of Te
Lydia Corey Methodist Church
Ohrn
Lyn
Mary) Colvin
Media
Columbus Congregational Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Frank Babcock
Babcock
North Clymer
Walked
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Frank
Belle Baldock Babcock
Mabel
Russell
Towanda
Myrl Clymer
James
Sherman
Clarence
Matteson
Lawrence
Erie
Isabelle Lindsay
Pan Ohio
Hla
Spitzer
Clymer
Ney
Reggie Baker
Westinghouse Plans Furloughs at East Pittsburgh Plant
Westinghouse Electric Corp announced furloughs for an undetermined number of workers at its East Pittsburgh plant. The layoffs stem from intensified cost reduction programs at the facility which employs about 6,500 production workers.
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PENNA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
East Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Army discharge noted as man arrested after Cairo crimes
Sawyer a 27 year old formerly of Cairo Illinois was arrested after police found papers indicating an undesirable discharge from the Army earlier in the day. He was taken into custody at 8 45 p.m. The President left at 9 40 p.m.
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Sawyer
Cairo
Ill
Pan
Mother Kills 3 Children Then Takes Own Life in Virginia
Judith E. Cox, wife of a Jefferson Elementary School principal, killed three of her four children and fatally shot her 2-year-old, after earlier mental health treatment. Police say she left notes blaming herself and fearing hospitalization. Victims are Danny 14, Laurie 11, Timothy D. 4 months.
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Alls Churn
Judith E. Cox
Jefferson Elementary
William Currer
Fairfax County Police
First Liquor License Hearing for Kinzua Dam Tavern
Public hearing set by State Liquor Central Board to decide if private interests may open the first privately owned tavern overlooking the Kinzua Dam and Reservoir. The Condie plan seeks a license transfer for a $225,000 Turtle Creek restaurant on Route 59 above the dam, near Allegheny National Forest land. Hearing in Erie. date not yet set.
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Warren
State Liquor Central Board
Kinzua Dam
Ona
John Condie
Kinzua Inn
Turtle Creek
Route 59
Allegheny National Forest
U. S. Forest
William W. Wentz
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Condhe
Wentz
Erie
William Sennett
Sennett
PLCB
Von Braun: Need 60 to 100 astronauts for space study
Dr. Wernher von Braun, head of the space flight center in Alabama, says the United States must launch 60 to 100 astronauts into space to assess the military value of manned space flight.
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College Station
Tex
Wernher von Braun
Space Flight Center
Alabama
United States
Spring Creek Extension Members Meet and PTA Founders Day Plans
The Spring Creek Extension met Monday evening with 14 members present as they etched aluminum trays after the business session. Guests Kathy Manson and her mother Mrs. Troy Munson attended a Tuesday afternoon shower hosted by Mrs. Henry Pondel and Mrs. Richard Mulligan. Founders Day at the Spring Creek Township PTA is scheduled next Monday at the school with Mrs. George Brundage in charge.
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Spring Creek
Hutch
Denzel Phillips
Kathy Manson
Troy Munson
Henry Pondel
Richard Mulligan
Baby Kathy
Spring Creek Township
PTA
George Brundage
Robert Pier
Don Whaley
Corry
White tiger cub trade sparks zoo exchange talks
At the Washington Zoo a six week old white tiger cub is valued at about $10,000 in a potential trade with Philadelphia Zoo. Pred Ulmer, curator of mammals, notes the cub weighs about 10 pounds and will stay with its mother another month. He proposed a ringtail lemur as part of a barter, but the zoo indicated birds would likely be preferred.
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Bejlween
Witries
Theas
Cassowari
Washington Zoo
Pred Ulmer
Philadelphia Zoo
Ulmer
Youthheld in fatal Chester shooting
Delaware County juvenile authorities hold 14 year old David Poteat in the death of 14 year old Richard Curry. Police say Poteat was handling a 12 gauge shotgun in Curry’s presence when it discharged.
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Chester
Delaware County
David Poteat
Richard Curry
Poteat
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