Edinboro Teachers Colleges bill sent to bipartite education panel
A bill to convert Edinboro State College and 13 Pennsylvania teachers colleges into arts and sciences focused institutions has been referred to a bipartite education committee in Harrisburg. The measure seeks to add arts and science courses to training programs at the schools. The Erie Post Office will join a Nationwide Improved Mail Service program next Wednesday, offering one day earlier deliveries by routing non priority mail through morning hours and reserving afternoons for priority mail. Superintendent Gape of the Odd Fellows Home in Meadville notes about 20 children have not yet received invitations for a two week vacation program with host families, covering ages 6 to 17. Funeral services for John Grace of Chicago will be held tomorrow at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in McCray Cemetery. The Chautauqua Institution's summer program continues with New York State Police opening a summer substation. Clifford Albert Maurice, 19, of Union City, was granted a name change to Clifford Albert Sinko by Crawford County Court after using the new name since age one. Real estate transfers in Erie County were recorded, including parcels on Spring Street and Pall Zalapeck. A man from Sherman was admitted to Westfield Memorial Hospital after a one vehicle crash near Humangaie.
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Holiday Accidents Kill Over 900 Over 4th Weekend
Chicago reports more than 900 deaths in all accidents during the extended Fourth of July weekend, highest on record for a summer holiday. Traffic fatalities reached 509, with 824 total drownings and other mishaps. A Reading boy, 14, drowned while swimming the Schuylkill River, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Paul Shock.
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Area Ends Seven Months Free Of Car Deaths
Local authorities report fifteen accidents in a seven month span with no fatalities. State police logs show improvements in driver safety and reduced casualties, though several injuries occurred. Police note overall miles driven and incidents, with a few citations and property losses reported amid the ongoing safety campaign.
Soviet Pact with North Korea Warns South Korea Aggression
Premier Khrushchev announced a mutual defense pact between the Soviet Union and North Korea to counter alleged aggression by South Korea. He denounced Seoul's coup and described the new regime as a military fascist dictatorship, warning of potential action if North Korea is attacked.
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Pentagon Wins Squabble to Govern Civil Defense
Washington reports indicate the Pentagon has won major responsibility for civil defense policy. A White House meeting with Defense Secretary McNamara and OSD director Prairie B. Essay was set, with no immediate announcement. The budget proposal to Congress aims at nationwide fallout shelter programs and related mobilization efforts amid Cold War tensions.
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Man in Sex Crimes Case Bound Over Amid Debated Evidence
A man identified as Worland faces questioning in a sex crimes case after a victim tied him to the assault with circumstantial clues. Police say he was observed with a knife and matching the attacker’s description, while a prior interception raised further questions about his involvement.
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Fire arson probe ties man to 1957 58 blazes
Investigators questioned a man after he claimed he was taking a girl to his home to protest Pollge. The suspect and Worlund Fie Chit Louis Hammann faced interrogation in a probe into unexplained fires from 1957 and 1958. Hammann cited damages from Wednesday's apartment fires totaling nearly $3000.
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