City and Vicinity News Roundup of Local Appointments and Crimes
Erie mayor advocates trained traffic engineer due to increasing car flow and plans to meet in Pittsburgh with a Tax Advisory Committee. Corry Red and Gun Club holds its monthly meeting January 27. Public notices cover auctions, burglaries, and a Citizens Action Committee program. Prisoner statistics in Chautauqua County show 1 051 admitted last year with expenses and meals totaling $17 074.53. New street paving in Erie industrial park turned over to city. city reports profits on conduit system through 1967. Ripley town to receive 892 state aid for youth recreation. Franklin oil figure and Meadville telephone rate hike announced for Crawford et al counties.
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Erie
Arthur J. Gardner
Pittsburgh
Tax Advisory Committee
Gardner
Tigre
Corry Red and Gun Club
Citizens Action Committee
John Dwyer
Erie County Industrial Development Council
Erie County
Walter Gordon
Baker Hill Road
Herb and
Donna's
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Charles C. McCloskey Jr
New York State Department of Correction
Merle McIntyre
North Center Street
the City Iide
Supe
Corry Beverage
Ripley
State Youth Commission
Walter Collins
Franklin
P. H. Curry
South Penn Oil Co
Oil City
Los Angeles
Curry
Meadville
Meadville Telephone Company
Crawford
Mercer
Venango
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Cleared In Knifing Of Singer's Son
In York AP report teen Alan Clarke 15 was cleared of juvenile delinquency at the request of Dick Haymes Jr. the singer’s son. Clarke surrendered earlier after a fight over a girl. Haymes said the stabbing was an accident and the injured boy required five stitches.
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YORK
Dick ‘Haymes
Young Haymes
Children's Court
George A. Timone
Alan Clarke
Yester Clarke
Joseph Stein
Maplewood
Clarke
Dick Haymes Jr
Haymes
Joanne Dru
Japan's Kishi Rejects Neutrality Urges China Trade
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi today rejected neutrality as Japan's foreign policy and urged renewed trade with Communist China. He argued stronger economic ties would bolster Japan's position amid Cold War tensions and regional shifts.
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Tokyo
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
China
In Memoriam Lawrence Miller Remembrance Note
In loving memory of our son Lawrence Miller who died January 27 1957. He wished no farewell nor goodbye. He was gone before we knew why. His memory is a treasure that no one can steal. Sadly missed by Mom and Dad. 127
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Lawrence Miller
Years Ag
Mom
Dad
Former Judge Acquitted In Rights Case
Former judge George Wallace was acquitted of a contempt charge in Alabama after a federal judge ruled his acts complied with the court order to provide voter registration records to the U S Civil Rights Commission. Wallace claimed defiance of federal authority, but the ruling found he aided examination by grand juries and notified agents of access. The case shadows his gubernatorial bid past, with Wallace seen as a likely candidate in 1962 or a U S Senate run next year.
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inUNIGOMERY. Ala \AP
George Wallace
Wallace
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Civil Rights Agency
Tila
U. S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Barbour
Bullock
Johnson
Saidalec
Clayton, Ala
U.S. Senate
Infant Williams Dies at Corry Memorial Hospital
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert X Williams Jr died at Corry Memorial Hospital born Saturday. He passed away shortly before 10:30 am with his parents a sister Kilateen and grandparents listed. Funeral arrangements are at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer and services will be at the family’s convenience.
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Williams
Robert X. Wiliams
Robert X. Willams Jr
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kilateen
Joseph Hadock
Findley Luke
Robert X. Williams Sr
Clymer
Spitzer Puneral
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Recorded At Memorial
At Corry Memorial Hospital the admissions include Robert Emory of Clymer and several local residents. Discharges list Timothy Daley’s family from R D, Jason Carey’s infant, and Margaret Hurley of Spring Street among others. Local names span Te Eteweet Sharon Bweet Columbia and addresses such as 318 East South Street and 329 Concord Street.
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Robert Emory
Clymer
Mervin Newton
Patrick
Raymond Bachother
East South Street
John Downey
Johnson Street
Timothy
Clarence Daley
R.D . Jason
Raymond Carey
Concord Street
Margaret Hurley
Spring Street
U S Plans Moonshot For Late February Flight
Washington reports indicate NASA and the Army aim to launch an Army Juno rocket from Cape Canaveral around February 26 to study radiation belts, placing a tiny 1 pound orb near the moon and in solar orbit if conditions permit. The goal is to gauge the belt’s extent and intensity as in prior Pioneer missions.
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Washington
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Explorer
Pioneer
Russia
Lunsk
Commutes By Plane To Prison
William G. Hopp, with his license suspended, commutes by plane to the Minneapolis workhouse to serve a 30 day sentence while keeping daytime freedom. He travels from Robbinsdale, rides a cab to an airport, lands at Parkers Lake, and walks to the workhouse each day. The superintendent says the arrangement appears legal. He received the sentence January 13 for driving after license suspension.
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Minneapolis
Lcense
William G. Hopp
Hopp
Robbinsdale
Parkers Lake
Rolf Stageberg
Space probes race to lunar orbit with failures
The article notes multiple U.S. attempts to reach lunar orbit ending in failure. The best effort cited is the Air Force Pioneer I, which traveled about 71,300 miles on an Oct. 11 attempt. Russia reportedly sent a space probe into solar orbit around Jan. 2 after U.S. efforts fell short.
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U. S
U.S
Air Force
TV critics reflect on Garry nighttime show success
New York AP notes television critic Moore discusses initial doubts about the CBS program that opened last fall. He recalls studio elation at launch, changes after the first month, and a shift to more familiar formats with consistent guests. Moore says the show now runs steadier with a 40 hour week and fewer jitters.
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New York
Cric
Moore
Network Brass
Gar- Ty
Khrushchev declares Soviet gains and new development phase
Khrushchev proclaims progress across economic sectors and ongoing productivity growth, urging a new period of extensive construction of Communist society. He pushes for strengthened Soviet democracy, broader public participation, and greater party and state roles while stressing unity of the Soviet people and expanded functions of public bodies.
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Khrushchev
Stricken Grid Star Returns Home In Coma
Dick Kadis, a Geneva College football star, returns home from Highland View Hospital in a coma like state after brain injury on September 29, 1956. He has shown limited recognition and occasional smiles while family notes similar equipment was available at home. Doctors say a massive brain hemorrhage destroyed many nerve centers, with weight dropping to 128 pounds before rebounding to near 200.
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Cleveland
Pauline Kadis
Dick Kadiis
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