Multiple local items mix of crime weather and notices
Police cited Ralph Amoroso for attempting a passing maneuver that caused a crash with Mrs. Agnes Upperman at Spring and Summer streets. Weather outlook shows below normal highs and light snow. Post office upgrades planned with private builders. Church services mark Week of Prayer. Mayor Peiffer sends Chief Carnegie to state police school. Snowplow crews face obstacles on sidewalks. Jamestown Jaycees fund cobalt therapy unit at WCA Hospital. 1965 jobs in Warren County rise to 1,389. Former Chrysler executive K. T. Keller dies in London.
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Ralph ‘Amoroso
Spring Street
Amoroso
Agnes Upperman
Upperman
Summer Street
Merle Ottaway
William A. Peiffer
Frank Carnegie
State Police Academy
Hershey
Peiffer
Carnegie
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Jamestown Jaycees
Jay-cees
Martin Meier
Fatal Crash Of Deaf Youth Earns Probation
Robert D. Lewis, 19, of Erie, received 10 years probation after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the July 12 crash on Allegheny Boulevard that killed 38-year-old Rose Marie Renn. Judge Samuel A. Weiss ordered life license revocation and warned of a workhouse term for violations. Police said Lewis tried to pass another car at about 70 mph in a no passing zone before the head on collision.
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Robert D. Lewis
Erie
Samuel A. Weiss
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Lewis
Allegheny Boulevard
Rose Marie Renn
Penn Hills
Who Killed Young Boy Who Killed Young Boy
A 3 year old boy found in an outhouse near Monkom Michigan, known as little boy blue, was beaten to death. An autopsy confirmed homicide. A shirt label reads Matt Peters Jr. No one has claimed the boy. authorities suspect the killer may be his parents or his guardians. Police issued a nationwide alert after discovery.
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Monkom
Mich
Michigan
Here
Matt Peters Jr
Tet holiday clashes and peace bid update
Reports from Tuy Hoa and Saigon describe engagements as Viet Cong and Korean forces exchange fire during a four day truce. U S and allied patrols suffer minor harassment while diplomats seek peace talks. Johnson warns against aggression as Pearson and U Thant urge restraint and longer moratorium. In Carlisle a 17 year old girl faces murder charges over a newborn baby found dead last November.
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Tuy Hoa
U.S
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Fatherland Front
Tan Due Thang
Saigon
Pleiku
Central Highlands
South Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
Johnson Viet Cong
United States
Carlisle
Marlene Kay Brentzer
Boiling Springs
Peace moves debated as bombing pause lingers
Senators discuss the U S diplomatic push after the Christmas ceasefire in Southeast Asia. Some see the lull as a step toward a conclusive peace, while others warn Hanoi will not soften and that delaying air strikes may aid enemy strategists. Prime Minister Pearson hopes Washington reconsiders the ban on bombing North Vietnam.
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Johnson
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
United States
North
Viet Nam
Radio
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