Waterford man dies after short illness at Hamot
PaRashar Burle L Goodenow 65 of Waterford died yesterday in Hamot Hospital Erie after a brief illness. Former Ajax Tron Works Corry employee born Cranesville, lived in Erie County. Friends may call at John J Quinn Funeral Home Erie today and tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm with services Monday 2 pm. Burial in North-East Cemetery.
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Burle L. Goodenow
Waterford
Hamot
Erie
Ajax Tron Works
Corry
Mr. Goodenow
Cranesville
Erie County
John J. Quinn
Flu closes school in Pittsburgh district
An influenza outbreak among teachers has closed a second parochial school in the Pittsburgh district. St. Peter's School on the South Side closed yesterday after absenteeism rose 50 percent, while St. Gabriel's in Whitshall had been closed on Thursday. Student absenteeism rose only two percent.
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Pittsburgh
St. Peter's School
St. Gabriel's
Whitshall
St. Peter's
Disarm Hopes Fade Foster Off To Geneva
Washington AP U S disarmament chief William C Foster heads for Geneva amid stalled three nation talks on a nuclear test ban The United States offers seven on site inspections yearly if Russia accepts meaningful procedures The Soviet Union refuses to increase its offer and the talks break off risking a propaganda clash in Geneva Kennedy approves the U S position Senate fear could block ratification if inspections run too low
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Washington
U.S
Geneva
Kennedy
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S. Senate
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate Disarmament
Russia
Hold Service For c. L. Spiesman
A mass for Charles L. Spiesman was held at St. Thomas Church at 11 a m today after a prayer service at Bracken Funeral Home. Rev Cyril Cooper presided. burial planned later at St. Thomas Cemetery. Active bearers included C A Duke and William McCarthy. Stanford Hose Co members served as honorary bearers. Attendees traveled from Ashville N Y and Spartansburg among others.
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Charles L. Spiesman
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
C. A. Duke
Donald Wiggers
Victor Dempsey
Richard Muckinhaupt
George Collier
William McCarthy
Stanford Hose Co
Ray Laurie
Jack Downey
William Halfast
Charles Collier
Thomas Lathrop
Carlyle Fitch
Alfred Apps
Tyan Bennink
John Flanagan
J. Raymond Spiesman
Lorélei Spiesman
Joseph Spiesman
Ashville
N. Y
William Spiesman
Eric
Paul Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Findley Lake
TV writer accused of slashing wife to death in Tarzana
Leonard Heidemann 35, a television writer known for Bonanza and Checkmate, told detectives he blacked out during a fight that left his wife Dolores 82 dead. He stated he woke after a nightmare and claimed his mind went blank as he used knives and a chopper. Their sons, ages 4 and 5, slept nearby. the elder son alerted a neighbor. Heidemann was treated for wounds and later booked on murder charges. The case followed reports of financial and psychiatric struggles.
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Tarzana
Calif
Faye
Leonard Heidemann
Dolores
Heidemans
Richard
Susio
Heideman
Heldeman
Kenneth
February Fades and Frigid Weekend Across the Nation
Unseasonably cold weather gripped most of the United States with subzero readings in the Northeast and Midwest. Record lows were set in Albany and widespread freezes extended from the Gulf Coast to the Western Plains, while southern states saw 50s in Florida and warm pockets in the West.
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Associated! Press
Midwest
Mercury
Rome
Utica
Albany
International Falls
Hibbing
Duluth
Minn
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina
Ilinois
Iowa
Dakotas
Boxer in Serious Condition After Knockout in San Juan Fight
Dulio Nunez of San Juan remained unconscious and in serious condition at Municipal Hospital after a ninth round knockout by Cuba's Florentino Fernandez in a 10 round bout. He was carried from the ring and remains unresponsive 45 minutes later despite initial x rays and treatment.
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San Juan
Interwo Ued
Dulio Nunez
Cuba
Florentino Fernandez
Nunez
Libyan quake death toll rises as relief planes fly in
Libyan officials report Libya's worst earthquake with Al Mars heavily damaged a large portion of its housing and commercial district. Wheelus Field commanders dispatched six aircraft with supplies while blood donor stations opened in Wheelus and Tripoli. American Libyan volunteers provide plasma as rescuers work overnight. A medical team led by Captain Barry Shaklan from Hillside New Jersey travels from Wheelus Air Base to Cyrenaica to aid survivors.
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Irwin Bi Dregne
Wheelus Field
William MM. ‘McDonald
58Th
Wheelurs
Tripoli
al Mars
Libya
al Mar
Wheelus Air Base
Cyrenaica
Barry Shaklan
Hillside
N.J
Americans Aid Stricken City Rescue Mission in Libya
First Americans joined Libyans and British in rescue flights to a stricken city. The team included Sut. Robert Bennett of Portland Oregon Delbert Ray of Graves Texas Airman James Dyson of Washington DC and Airman Williamson of Carrollton Georgia A CAT piloted by Maj Peter Senandalis of Yuba City California. Two helicopters from Wheelus Air Base refueled along the coast and a copter from Benina Airport near Benghazi evacuated the injured to Benghazi. A Libyan hospital mix saw a young Libyan mother give birth to twins and comfort the injured.
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Robert Bennett
Portland
Gre
Delbert Ray
Graves
Téx
James’Dyson
Washington, D.C
Eob Willamnson
Carrollton
Peter Senandalis
Yuba City
Calif
Wheelus
U.S
Benina
Benghasi
David Pittard
Benghazi
Pa State Trooper Knocked Down In Wild Car Chase
A New Jersey youth, Joseph P. Nezynski, 19, Newark, NJ, faced charges after a high speed pursuit across Route 11 and the Harrisburg Expressway. A trooper was knocked down as Nezynski’s car sideswiped two vehicles. no injuries were reported. Nezynski, held at Carlisle barracks, said he was wanted in Virginia for a similar incident.
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Ible
Grave PO Ace
New Jersey
Here
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Carlisle Barracks
Joseph P. Nezynski
Newark
Virginia
Stanley Krammes
Netynaki
Fragmentary police chase report from Carlisle incident
An incomplete report describes a chase involving Jammes in a Datel car and two state police officers. Negynski reportedly blocked a police car and a vehicle driven by Carroll W. Leldigh of Carlisle, with one person thrown toward the highway during the pursuit.
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Jammes
Chird
Negynski Alteswiped
Carroll W. Leldigh
Carlisle
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