Erie South Town Plow Crews to Clear Streets Tonight
Snow removal crews operate again tonight on the south side of town advising motorists to refrain from parking off Main to Concord and First avenues, South Street to Mill Street, and Center Street to Pleasant Street after 11 p.m. A 9-year-old Erie boy, Patrick Kline, was hospitalized after inhaling carbon monoxide from a faulty muffler. three operations noted, condition satisfactory. Draft calls announced for seven Erie and Crawford County youths for February. local boards 69, 64, 65, and 51 listed with names. Franklin man Jack G. Phillips, 80, jailed on $15,000 bond after attempted bank robbery in Meadville. Behrend Campus Fenn State courses approved for real estate exam credit. six courses planned in Erie area. Corry resident Glenn Shepard, 11 weeks after eye surgery, recovering in Hamot Hospital. The Daily Dog Story features 11-week old beagle owned by John Stockton listed missing since Saturday. Marriage licenses issued include Love D. Albright and Mona Lou Blakeslee. Corry residents W. Bryan Stowe and Paul B. Blakeslee named to Erie grand jury.
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Gilpatric Expected to Quit Defense Post This Summer
Deputy Secretary Roswell Gilpatric, 88, the Pentagon's No 2 official, may resign this summer to return to his New York law practice informed sources say Defense Department officials declined to comment yesterday.
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Robert Frost Dies at 88 Dean of Poets
Boston AP report confirms poet Robert Frost, four time Pulitzer Prize winner and former Library of Congress poet laureate, died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital at 88 after heart attack and pulmonary embolism. frost rose from mill worker to national figure reading at Kennedy inauguration and earning honorary degrees from many colleges.
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Supreme Court Ponders Philly Transit Strike
Philadelphia faces a three week transit strike as 500000 riders endure bus, trolley, and subway service cuts. The Supreme Court weighs endgame options while the Public Utility Commission bars a pay raise without guaranteed fare increases. Mediators report futility after a 1 hour 45 minute session as Horace Stern proposals falter.
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Transcontinental Gas plans $17.6 million pipeline expansion
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp of Houston seeks authority to expand its pipeline operations in seven states including Pennsylvania at an estimated cost of 17.6 million dollars. The expansion aims to meet higher peak day requirements for 80 percent of its wholesale customers.
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Robert Frost A Poet With New England Roots and Broad Reach
The article traces Robert Frost's background born in San Francisco to a New England father and Scottish mother. It notes his royal British ties, his time in England shaping early attention, and his prolific career from 1913’s A Boy's Will to North of Boston. It mentions his marriage to Elsie Edna White and that six children were born to the couple with one surviving spouse after his death in 1998.
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Sunday alcohol sales bill aims to extend opening hours
Harrisburg reports on a proposed S46 measure to permit retail liquor stores to stay open until 2 a.m. on Sundays, correcting a 1961 law that limited Saturday night closing time for vendors with beverage licenses. Other items note license revocations, seizures, parole statistics, railroad station rulings, employment gains, weekend accident toll, a National Guard promotion, Bethlehem gas explosions inquiry, and a Declaration of Independence distribution by the American Legion.
Pilot Dies as Crew Guides Plane to Landing
In Cheyenne a Cessna 180 landed safely after the pilot Edgar R. VanKeuren, 56, from Rapid City D. S. collapsed at the controls. Passenger Lester Lam and engineer John Pawlack assisted, while instructor Lou Domenico supervised from the control tower. Pawlack is from Fair Oaks Pa.
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Stage Star Hathaway Killed by Shark in Australia
Sydney stage and television star Hathaway 33 died after a shark attacked her in three feet of water while swimming with fiancé Frederick Knight 31 during Australia Day harbor outing aboard a 26 foot launch. The incident occurred near Sydney, Australia.
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Letters to the Editor on unions and bargaining
Frank Grace of the AFL-CIO Council argues unions benefit all workers, including unorganized labor, and warns management and leaders alike about monopoly claims. He compares society to a three legged stool of capital industry and labor, stressing member responsibility to keep unions accountable.
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Boy Dies in Fire at Grandparents' Home
Allenwood Pa reports four year old Joseph All died yesterday in a house fire at his grandparents' residence. Fire officials investigated the blaze and listed possible causes as undetermined pending further findings.
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Warren Sleepwalker Found Romping In Snowbank
Warren Sleepwalker, age 6, wandered outside in pajamas as temperatures dropped to near zero. He was found by Patrolman Tucker near midnight and treated for exposure at Warren General Hospital before being released. The boy has a history of sleepwalking and may have fallen into a snow bank during the incident.
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Two Dams Proposed On Upper Allegheny River
Reps Repa Harry Gramlich and James Davis introduced a resolution urging Congress to authorize at least two dams on the Allegheny River between East Brady and Ol City. They argue the river could boost waterborne shipments and tie to industrial centers, if slack water improvements are made. The measure was sent to committee for preliminary action.
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Hershman Furniture Co Fire Damages Cleveland Building
Firemen fought eight hours to control a blaze at the Hershman Furniture Co in Cleveland. Loss is estimated at 200000 with 150000 to contents and 50000 to the one story brick building after a fire that broke out last night.
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