Burglary Suspect Shot by Detective in Erie
Erie man Ronald Noyer, 21, shot by Detective Raymond Lapenz after allegedly attempting to burglarize the Lachesky Service station. Noyer, treated at Hamot Hospital for pellet wounds, previously admitted to 41 burglaries two years earlier, many at service stations. Several names and addresses listed as admittees and discharged in a public record.
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Erie
Ronald Noyer
Hamot Hospital
Set
Raymond Lapenz
Noyer
Lachesky
Walsh and Blair Funeral Notices at St Thomas Church
Requiem Masses for Edward Q. Walsh and Miss Florence M. Blair will be held at St. Thomas Church Mon day and Monday. Interments in St. Thomas and St. Elizabeth cemeteries. Bracken Funeral Home lists visiting hours Friday 7-9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Rosary services Sunday 8 p.m.
Driver Proceeds Innocent In Ir Auto Death Case
Erie 21 year old Lawrence Parkman posted 1800 bond after pleading innocent to manslaughter charges tied to the traffic death of Dale Campion, 24, who died at Hamot Hospital from injuries in a late New Year's Eve crash. Court hearing not set. Edward Buterbaugh arraigned earlier on drunken driving charges and later freed on 500 bail. Champion, father of two, was a passenger when the car was struck near midnight. police allege Buterbaugh ran a stop sign at high speed.
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Erie
Lawrence Parkman
Dale Campion
Champion
Hamot
Buterbaugh
Aio
Butee
Po-lice
Buterbeemagh
Wees
Honored flier committed to treatment in Waco hospital
Cinude R. Eatherly, WWII pilot who flew reconnaissance before Hiroshima and Nagasaki, was found insane by a County Court jury at age 41. He will be committed to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Waco for imental treatment, after a pattern of incidents and jail terms over eight years.
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Waco
Tex
Cinude R. Eatherly
Eatherly
Hiroshimi
Nagasaki
Japan
C. P. Constan Line
Veterans Administration Hospital
Hiroshima
van Alstyne
Air Force
Naga- Saki
Miczel Sentenced To Four Year Term
A judge sentenced Miczel to a four year term with credit to October 12, 1964. His mother pleaded for him and the youth’s attorney urged mental treatment, noting he seems out of touch with reality and lacking moral sense. The youth previously was urged to go home and behave.
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Ruge Une
Louis
Moore
Miczel
Miczek
Mooré
Oil City Fire Loss In 1960 Totals $4837
Oil City recorded fire losses in 1960 totaling 4837 with buildings and contents on fire valued at 512,920. Fire Chief Frank Riddie and Councilman Robert Jeffrey released a year end report showing 2160 to contents valued at 14960 and 4677 to buildings valued at 387,860. Notably 2950 of the loss occurred in December when a house in nearby Siverly was gutted by fire.
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Voss
Frank Riddie
Robert Jeffrey
Public Safety
Siverly
Hames
UN Tries Rescue Of Missionaries In Congo
UN forces moved across Kivu Province to protect 29 American missionaries and their families in Bukavu amid threats of violence by Congo rebels. A Belgian mother superior and a nun were arrested on vague funds charges, with UN officials seeking their release.
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Uovewiuville
the Congo
Kivu
Congo
Bukavu
Patrice Lumumba
Reds May Salute Jack With Rocket
AP reports in San Juan that a US space scientist forecast a Soviet superspace rocket could be launched at John F Kennedy's inauguration. Dr Erich W Neubert, NASA associate director, cited a Soviet Pacific fleet arrival as possible prelude to a test. The official remarks followed Neubert during a speech trip.
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Reds
Jack
San Juan
Puerto Rico
U.S
John PF. Kennedy
Erich W. Neubert
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Neubert
Pacific
Eisenhower Kennedy clash seen in State of the Union contrast
Washington report notes President Eisenhower lauds America while Kennedy study groups urge rapid action on space, defense, economy, housing, education, social security and aging. The outgoing president touts progress but warns of complacency. Kennedy teams push broader programs and faster recovery efforts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
John J. Kennedy
Gee
Congress
Kennedy
Russia
Econohhy
Associated Press
Pioneer Showman Sam Katz Dies
Sam Katz a pioneer showman and former Balaban and Katz owner died at age 60 in his office. Born in Russia he moved to Chicago as a boy and became a movie house piano player at 13 before owning three theatres in Ye.
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Eewisely
Hulls
Can
Sam Kats
Balaban & Katz Theatres
Associates
Katz
Russia
Chicago
Storm crosses nation as coast crashes inland
A cold front battered Washington and Oregon with high winds and waves spreading rain to the Northwest and snow to the northern Rockies. The storm capsized two Coast Guard craft at Astoria, leaving four guardsmen and two fishermen missing. An Atlantic barge sank near West Palm Beach with seven crewmen unaccounted. One man was rescued. Elsewhere, the country enjoyed a sunny day with warmer temperatures from Texas to the Atlantic.
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Washington
Oregon
Rockies
Columbia River
Astoria
Ore
Coast Guard
Coast
Fis
North Atlantic
Upper Plains
Texas
Gulf States
Atlantic
Florida
Miss F M Blair Dies At Corry Memorial Hospital
Florence M Blair 609 North Center street died at Corry Memorial Hospital where she was admitted earlier in the day at age 76. A lifelong Corry resident born April 19 1884 she belonged to St Thomas Church Catholic Daughters of America and Hospital Auxiliary. Survived by sister Della M Love Florida and brothers Walter J Corry and William F P Meadville. Funeral arrangements listed with Rosary Sunday and Requiem Mass Monday at St Thomas Church. Buried in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Florence M. Blair
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Miss Blair
Corry
St. Thomas’ Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Hospital Auxiliary
Hospital
Della M. Love
St. Augustine, Fla
Walter 3
William FP
Meadville
Bracken Funeral Home
St.Thomas Church
Thierment
St. Elizabeth’s Cemetery
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Robert C. Mee
Snyder Circle
Carl Paltersora
Spartansburg
Florence Blair
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Robert Schweitzer
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Peter Dubrositay
Marion Street
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Mar
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Spring Creek
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George Martire
Bear Lake
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Jamestown
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Pittsfield
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Richard Pag
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Union City
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Mill Village
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Unions City
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Tiles Street
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Jerry Brace
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Barbara Blatchley
East High Street
Robert Foote
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Breeden
Deer Head Inn
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Carrig's
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Garland Community Hall
Harry , Mosher and the
Happy Gang
the Thrift Shop
Toin Sale
Upjohn Unicaps
Park-Davis
Eid Mann
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Service and Health
Oil City
Jerday
Federal House of Correction
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Threeets Technicolor
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