Three Deaths and a Beating Probe by Erie North East Police
Erie and North East police investigated a murder in an elderly couple’s home where Cosimo Pellican, 74, is jailed for murder and involuntary manslaughter after his wife Mary, 65, was clubbed with a wrench. State police investigated a second couple found dead near the New York line, Wayne Beal, 32, and Elizabeth Beal, 26, in a suspected murder-death by own action with three shots fired. A third case involved a beaten woman found in a Holiday Inn utility closet identified as Louise Maresch, amid questions of her residence and origin.
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Lawrence Park
North East
Erie
St. Vincent Health Center
Cosimo Pellican
Mary
Erie County
John Vendetti
Pellican
Jack Cousins
Cousins
Merle Wood
Harold Bender
Pennsylvania
Wayne Beal
Elizabeth
New York State Line
Wayne
Third Base
Beal
Please Og Ice Room
William Elkin
Approximate
Louise Maresch
Gertrude Orr
Fi Rm
Mareschi
Hawthornden State Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Elle
Casino
Holiday Inn
Tappone
Infant Found In Bag In Rainy Philadelphia
An hour-old baby with an attached umbilical cord was found in a bag near a rowhouse in Philadelphia during cold rain. Miss Fuller, 37, alerted authorities after hearing a weak birdlike cry. The infant, named Jonathan Temple by Temple University Hospital staff, was warmed and stabilized and will stay at Temple for observation before possible foster care or a foundling home placement.
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Philadelphia
Mias
Fuller
Miss Fuller
Temple
Kendall
Department of Public Welfare
Jonathan Temple
Watch Surfaces After Two Months Under Water
Lonnie Granger of Reno lost his wrist watch while water skiing at Lahontan Reservoir. After two months the water level dropped and the watch reappeared buried in sand, still running and with the correct date, having been bought for 15 dollars from a friend.
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Reno
Nev
Lonnie Granger
Lahonlan Reservoir
Granger
Italy Hit With Strike Grips Civil Servants Across Nation
Rome faced a 24 hour nationwide walkout as hundreds of thousands of civil servants demanded new work contracts. Government offices and schools closed, rail and air traffic slowed, and Rome’s Fiumicino airport effectively shut, amid a political crisis that toppled Premier Aldo Moro and sparked moves toward a coalition likely to include the Communist party.
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Rome
Italy
Christian Democrats
Fiumicino
Christian Democratic
Aldo Mora
Moro
Chamber of Aes Ie de Seca Leasier
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