Local Woman Seeks Return Of Loaned Car In Erie County
Police reported a North Center Street woman loaned her red 1969 Lancer two door to a man at 7 30 a m Tuesday and has not seen it since. The car carries license 519-652 and the man holds the registration card with a Union City address. Also, Alton Bromley Jr. turned in a blue billfold found at Mead and West Frederick. Richard Sutton lost license plate 805-816. Mrs John McCray underwent surgery in Erie after hospital admittance Monday. parking meter receipts fell in Franklin from 40 922 to 27 267 due to meters removed and new lots. volunteers asked to help take down Christmas decorations at fire stations.
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Alton Bromley Jr
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Richard Sutton
John McCray
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Hamot Hospital
Erie
Franklin
Jack Dillman
Window Washer Hangs By Hook For Half Hour
Chicago AP reports window washer Joseph Bacigalupo, 54, clung to a belt hook four stories above a downtown street at 5 30 a m after slipping from a icy sill. Unable to reach the ledge and with no pedestrians around, he yelled for help, dropped his bucket and keys, until firefighters arrived to haul him to safety after about 30 minutes.
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Chicago
Joseph Bacigalupo
Baciga
Tokens Hoarded As Subway Fare Hike Threat Looms
NYC subway riders rush to stockpile tokens amid fear of a fare increase. TA official John J. Gilhooley warns token hoarding could hurt turnstiles as about 29 million tokens circulate and reserves of 3 million are tapped. If fares rise to 25 cents riders may switch to quarters and tokens become worthless.
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New York City
Grand Central Station
Transit Authority
John J. Gilhooley
Subway
Gilhooley
Bills expand deadly force use by police and citizens
Albany Assemblyman Stephen R Greco introduced two bills expanding when deadly force may be used. One lets officers use deadly force to arrest or stop escape of felons, the other protects individuals in home or on streets against imminent kidnapping, robbery, rape, or sodomy. Waterbury teachers vote to strike over salary dispute amid ongoing tension.
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Stephen Rgreco
Buffalo
Waterbury
Conn
Waterbury Teachers Association
Lupe
Soldier earns Bronze Star for Tam Quam actions
Army Specialist Dennis L Theu ret has been stationed in Vietnam since last May with the 11th Engineer Battalion and receives the Bronze Star with V device for his role in the early Tam Quam battle. He is a 1956 graduate of Youngsville High School, entered service in November 1956, and is married to Doris Black of Garland.
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Dennis L. Theuret
Vietnam
Ath
Tam Quam
Theuret
Youngsville High School
Doris Black
Garland
Combat updates from Vietnam and Negev raids
In Vietnam eight B 52 bombers dropped tonnage on east of a mountain range near Landing Zone Ross and near the Cambodian border. U S officers report 348 Communists and 23 Americans killed with 153 wounded in fighting that began before the New Year cease fire. Nearby Red gunners hit a U S 1st Infantry bivouac wounding 13 with 20 more infantrymen hurt in related skirmishes. Civilian casualties include at least four killed and seven wounded in Mekong Delta clashes. In Israel Arab raiders penetrated the Negev Desert killing one soldier and wounding two others with no report on captors.
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Mekong
High Court Asked To Clarify Film Censorship
Distributors of movies banned or restricted in Chicago and Dallas seek Supreme Court guidance on obscenity standards and appeal timelines. Dallas argues bans should hinge on Supreme Court tests. Chicago cites lengthy appeals. Notable parties include Interstate Circuit United Artists Teitel Film Corp. and Brigitte Bardot film Viva Maria. AP newsman Burgess Damron dies in Georgia after illness.
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Chicago
Dallas
Supreme Court
Teitel Film Corp
Illinois
Teitel
Freedman
Maryland
Interstate Circuit, Inc
United Artists Corp
Brigitte Bardot
Illinois Supreme Court
Post Office stockpiles pennies as six cent rate looms
The Post Office Department says it has 1.4 billion one cent stamps on hand to help users transition from five to six cent letters. It will need about two billion pennies to meet demand and is printing six cent stamps featuring Roosevelt. New rates set to take effect include six cent first class letters and ten cent airmail, with bulk third class rising 34 percent.
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Post Office Department
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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Dallas
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Chicago
New York
Bureau of Facilities
Thomas Jefferson
Stefanon Praised For Convention Work And Pay
Ingram and committee leaders credit Stefanon with key convention work and savings. He was paid 1183 for 91 hours last month while on leave from a state board job, plus two December checks totaling 1157, bringing his monthly pay to 2340.
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Ingram
Stefanon
State Board
Israel C. Bloom
Washington
Guy J. Swope
Harrisburg
Swope
NBC Images Ban Leads to Ruling in Heart Transplant Case
NBC faced a court dispute over cash from heart transplant coverage after photographer Don McKenzie reportedly shot the operation in Bloemfontein before being barred. Justice Basil Banks issued a temporary restraining order, with a hearing set for January 17 to decide permanence. NBC alleged Barnard had initially cooperated, then restrictions appeared, while the Blaiberg family pressed to maximize compensation. The case touched on whether proceeds would go to the widow of Clive Haupt, the late factory worker whose stroke preceded Blaiberg’s transplant.
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Barnard
Supreme Court
Don McKenzie
M.C. Botha
Basil F.J. Banks
McKenzie
Johannesburg
Cape Times
Lucy Jarvis
Iheart Transplants
New York
United States
Blaibergs
Mrs. Jarvis
Clive Haupt
Blaiberg
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