Pa Dems Wrangle as Party's Strength Wavers
In Philadelphia a rift within Pennsylvania's Democratic ranks surfaces as Sen. Joseph Clark accuses city leaders of unfair influence on council decisions, prompting calls for apologies from party chair Rep. William Green Jr. Green questions Clark's remarks while a grand jury probes related charges and potential libel actions loom.
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U.S
Joseph
Clark
William J. Green Jr
Philadelphia City
Democratic Committee
White House
Green
Kennedy
Sen
Francis Smith
Smith
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
William W. Scranton
Pittsburgh
Erie Police Chief Orders: Find Killer
Erie Police Chief George Radeker ordered the Detective Bureau to step up efforts in the Eleanor Free murder investigation. He criticized some officers as complacent and instructed Deputy Chief Miller and Capt. Kalinowski to mobilize their men at top speed. Mrs Free was found strangled December 17 in her home. suspects have been questioned with no arrest. Separately a Denver tremor rattled the area, felt in Boulder with no damage reported.
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Erie
George Radeker
Detective Bureau
Eleanor Free
Radaker
Mrs. Free
Chester J. Miller
Carl Kalinowski
Daniel Roy Bicbighauser
Mary Lynn Crotty
Free
Erie Area
Biebighauser
Miller
Capt
Kalinowske
Ripley Fire Left Five Homeless
A family of five became homeless after a fire destroyed their three bedroom trailer on North East Sherman road. Firefighters battled the blaze for over two hours, rekindling later and spreading to two adjoining rooms. Damages are expected to exceed $10,000. The Burnhams and their children Candice 14 Stephen 9 and Cynthia 7 were away at school when the fire started. The Burnhams were taken in by neighbors Mr. and Mrs Edward Reinaldt. Mrs Burnham and neighbors rescued the children from the trailer prior to the final extinguishing efforts.
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St. Edward's
Harding
Corry
Ripley
Dan Johnson
Burman
Burnham
Candice
Stephen
Cynthia
Tme
Hubbard Trucking Co
Buffalo
Clemson Negro Accepted With No Violence
Clemson College officials said there were no incidents in the cafeteria as Harvey B. Gantt, a Negro student, had his evening meal. Dean Walter Cox reported no problems in the diving hall and said reports of white students clustering were untrue. Cox noted quiet laughter as a group dispersed and authorities expect Gantt to spend the weekend on campus while attending his first classes Friday.
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Clemson
D.C
Clemson College
Harvey B. Gantt
Walter Cox
Gantt
Cox
South Carolina
Minor Laceration After Television Explosion
The report notes a minor hand laceration to Robert Murray of Puller Hose Co. Wellington Street North East when a television set exploded. The incident is described without graphic detail and focuses on the injury and location.
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Robert Murray
Puller Hose Co
Wellington Street
North East
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Democratic Party
Herbert J. McGlinchey
Federal Housing Administration
McGinchey
Harrisburg
State Tax Equalization Board
McGlinchey
Federal Post
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Leutenants
Hugh Scott
Susan Hooks
David Amy
Maryse Krupa
James Bulek
Chery Hajec
Craig McAvoy
Edward Koval
Susan Console
Harding School
Upstate
City Hall
GOP
Farag
Scranton
W. Wilson White
Eisenhower
Tweedy
White
Pa. Constitution
The
State Bar Association
Carrig
Corry Pharmacy
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
TOF Glass General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Kendall
Washington Directa
Erie Police
Denver
Colo
Boulder
Wld
NYS
Red Heart
Percales
Bennett
House of Value
aTlas Auto Stores
North Center Street
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