Involuntary manslaughter case heads to Crawford jurors
The case of Lawrence Jack Loos, a 20 year old Greenville man, will be among those considered by a Crawford County jury next Monday. Prosecutors seek an indictment against Looser in the auto crash that killed Earl J Will, 30, of Greenville and Austin Niederriter, 35, of Hartstown. Police say one car sped, Looser lost control, and the crash also injured passengers.
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Judge Refuses Dismissal In Sleighter Habeas Petition
U S District Judge John W Lord Jr refused to dismiss a habeas corpus petition filed for Glenn Sleighter of Chambersburg sentenced to life for murder 21 years ago. Sleighter was convicted of second degree murder in the death of Gerald Jean Seville, a county ward, found January 10 1897. Steighter's wife Iva was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. Dutch Arange Lines announced plans to have two new ships ready to be among the first through the St Lawrence Seaway when it opens next year.
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VanCise Auto Service Calls For Free S H Green Stamps With Purchase
The ad states free S H Green Stamps with every car service or purchase. It emphasizes pickup and delivery of vehicles, promising convenient service to customers.
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Call Four More In Murder Trial
In Blair County, defense may rest after calling four more witnesses in the Glenn A. Leamer murder trial. Leamer, 33, Hollidaysburg, is charged with killing his 92 year old grandfather Samuel Leamer in Frankstown on November 2, 1955. He testifies the grandfather slipped and fell against a stove during a scuffle sparked by remarks about his wife. Prosecution says the lead pipe hit during a robbery and body dumped in a water filled quarry. Leamer has withdrawn a statement.
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Safety Experts State Annual Convention in New York
Eight thousand safety experts from across the nation gather in New York for five days starting April 14 to cut the annual accident toll and losses. The 24th Safety Convention and Exposition, at the Hotel Statler, is sponsored by the Greater New York Safety Council with 65 sessions, 200 talks, and 130 participating companies and organizations. Grater Safety Week will be observed in the city to stress individual responsibility for safety.
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Leamer Faces Second Trial After Reversed 1956 Conviction
State Police report that Leamer allegedly admitted guilt during questioning. This trial marks his second proceedings after a 1956 guilty plea and death sentence, later reversed on appeal.
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Marlow Looks At Todays News On Satellite Pace
James Marlow reviews the race to launch the first American satellite from early attempts in 1947 through Soviet progress with Sputniks in 1957 and 1959, noting Eisenhower era delays and rising pressure in Washington to show scientific progress after Soviet breakthroughs.
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Winds Ground Satellite Launch Amid Turbulent High Altitude Jets
High winds swirling to ten miles directly overhead grounded satellite launch plans and may persist for days. Winds up to 230 miles per hour surged across central Florida and the Bahamas at altitudes from 40 000 to 49 000 feet, part of a high altitude jet stream. Missile men feared rapid shifts in wind direction and speed more than velocity.
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Unclear Text on Education Policy and Accreditation
Fragmentary remarks discuss student discipline, exceptions for mentally retarded students, and vocational courses. Points include creating a high school accreditation system mirroring the Middle States Association, stricter teacher certification, and higher funding to align districts with state regulations and minimum curriculum standards.
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