Unruly visitor told to leave town after spree
A local man known as Strains was arrested in Titusville for speeding at night and running a red light. Police traced him to a disturbance in Enter prise and ordered him out of town. Separate incidents report injuries from farm machinery, a dislocated shoulder, and a 97th birthday to be observed by Albert Damcott.
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Lioy
Spartaig
Seat
Strains
Titusville
Enterprise
Ronald Pedereine
Snyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Clymer
Albert Damcott
Mary Roush
Freeman Street
Damcott
Sherman
Corry
Russell Merritt Sr
South Second Avenue
Robert Loveland
East Street
Strike Called Off On Erie Lackawanna Over Security
An official of the Railroad Telegraphers Union says a strike set for Saturday on the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad was rescinded at the federal government’s request. Mediation over job security to begin Monday in Cleveland, with about 00 members affected. No comment from railroad management.
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Schanton (Or
Railroad Telegraphers Union
Erie - Lackawanna Railroad
Marion Slocum
Portland
District 20
Cleveland
Ohio
Hoboken
N. J
Buffalo
Goldwater Favored in New Hampshire Primary Clash
Barry Goldwater holds a 2 to 1 edge among New Hampshire Republicans who already plan their votes in the first presidential primary. He says Rockefeller would need magic to overcome the margin and defends his welfare stance while noting some voters will still decide. Goldwater cites campaign polls and forecasts a possible split field if more candidates enter. He plans a long campaign, with next stops including February 6 after a brief Concord visit.
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Waailingson
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A. Rocsefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Johnson
America
Concord
Nixon Riffs on Support, Staff in 1964 Race Talk
Ian Nixon commented that Senator Barry Goldwater leads professional politicians while Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton trails. Nixon argued he lacks professional backing due to not being actively in the race and having no staff.
Death Claims 9 Year Old From Rifle Accident
In Allentown Pennsylvania Dennis A Snyder nine died yesterday after a .22 caliber rifle discharged while he and his five year old brother Arthur played in the living room. The coroner called the death accidental. The gun had been bought for Dennis by his father Arthur. They planned to attend a Rud and Gun Club safety lesson that evening.
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Allentown
Dennis A. Snyder
Wesemville
Acci Dental
Robert King
Lehigh County
Dennis
Arthur
Jail Wedding Ruled Out in Oneida County Jail
An inmate, John Bradstreet, 60, awaiting sentencing on grand larceny, planned to wed Mae Swingle, 50, in the jail chapel. The wedding was postponed after Swingle postponed to allow a honeymoon and a three day waiting period and license issuance rules could not be waived. Bradstreet’s attorney failed to obtain a state Supreme Court waiver.
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Utica
N.Y
Oneida County
John Bradstreet
Mae Swingle
Harvey's Lake
Bradstreet
Swingle
Robert J. Leader
State Supreme Court
Scranton
Anti Smoking Aids Boom In wake of Cancer Link
New York AP reports wild growing weed in the Great Smokies yields lobeline sulphate used in lozenges gums and tablets to deter smoking. Prices rise from about 40 to 70 dollars an ounce with demand outstripping supply amid cancer studies and government warnings. Numerous brands and pills flood the market as books on quitting sell briskly.
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New York
BeatMiot
Lee Suien
Broke Lodger Found Unconscious With Roll Of Bills
Titusville reports 67-year-old Tom O'Dell, a frequent jail lodger, spent Wednesday night in police custody. He was found unconscious on a railroad track after requesting lodging at 12:15 a.m. Police recovered a large roll of pills from his sock and money fell out during hospital prep. The cause remains undetermined.
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Titusville
Tom O'Dell
Visitor Released Early After Overnight Detainment
The visitor is freed in the early hours, with police noting O Dell did not depart at his usual time because he had nowhere to go and no money for breakfast.
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O'Dell
Nab Man Nabbed Second Time In Month On Morals Charge
Oil City report says 28 year old James William Conroe was arrested for a second time this month on a morals charge involving a 13 year old girl. He appeared before Alderman Jack Mackintosh, pled not guilty, waived a hearing, and posted bond for county court. He was also on parole from Warren and Allegheny counties for burglary and larceny. He has been married and divorced twice.
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Oil City
James William Conroe
Jack Mackintosh
Conroe
Alderman Mackintosh
Combe
Warren
Allegheny
Nixon Praise Gladdens Gov Scranton in Chambersburg
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania Gov. Scranton expressed gratitude for Richard Nixon’s compliments. Nixon told a New York TV interview he would accept a draft for the Republican nomination. Scranton said the remark wouldn’t change his stance but hoped Nixon would announce and join others offering voters clear choices.
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Chambersburg
Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Tome
Drinking Plagues 5 000 000 In U S
Harrisburg AP reports Governor Scranton cites about five million problem drinkers in the United States, with roughly two million employed in business and industry. He announced the figure while calling Pennsylvania labor and management leaders to a conference in Harrisburg on March 19 to discuss alcoholism and possible solutions.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
United States
Pennsylvania
Russians Rob Castro Sugar Deal Allegedly Shortchanged
Exiled Cuban sugar growers in Miami claim Fidel Castro was robbed in a six year $3.2 billion sugar pact with the Soviet Union. Pedro Martinez, spokesman for the Cuban Sugar Growers Association in Exile, says Moscow offers six cents a pound while the world price sits around ten cents and rising.
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Miami
Fla
Kidel Castro
Soviet Union
Pedro Martinez
Cuban Sugar Growers Association In Exile
Moscow
Scranton meets with western governors at GOP session
In Harrisburg Gov. Scranton hosts Gov. John Love of Colorado and Gov. Robert Smylie of Idaho for a 2 pm executive committee meeting of the Republican Governors Association. The talks focus on association plans amid 1964 nomination talk and Scranton's status as a possible candidate.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Governors’ Association
John Love
Colorado
Robert B. Smylie
Idaho
Republican Governors’ Association
Miami
Washington
Scranton J
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Pennsylvania
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