Paragraf A Pohigon Foaded After Stranding At Pymatuning
A party of 14 from Pittsburgh was towed ashore after their pontoon boat stranded on Pymatuning Reservoir near Linesville for about six hours when a propeller shaft broke. Officials at Presque Isle State Park, Erie, threaten closures due to repeated fires blamed on visitor carelessness. Police report arrests, minor injuries, and warnings across several incidents as dry conditions raise fire risk and officers cite reckless driving and loitering.
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Pymatuning
Linesville
Pittsburgh
Jamestown
Presie Isle State ‘Park
Erie
Lake Erie
Michael Wargo
Jailed After Reign Of Terror In Linden NJ
Richard Teddy Coleman, 36, a African American truck driver, sat in jail after authorities planned charges following a 14 hour spree that killed his wife and sister in law, wounded three others, and abducted and raped 18 year old Mary Kaminskid. Coleman was arraigned Sunday before Magistrate Joseph C. Moni.
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Linden
Richard
Teddy) Coleman
Coleman
Mary Kaminskd
Joseph C. Moni
Negro Youth to Take Bigger Role in Fight
NAACP leaders plan to empower youth to lead direct action in civil rights efforts while maintaining national supervision. Wilkins praised Meredith but warned against missteps as youth assume growing roles in organizing and executing 1960 strategies at national conventions. Fall injuries fatal Peter Beach dies after a June 30 fall at his Turtle Creek home.
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Kins
Dolores
NAACP
NAACT
Wilkinn
Hada Neadgiarhars
Wes
Wlephomin Fron
Charlestoy
Ardiviserd
Jamies H. Meredth
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Ray
Burt
Chicago
Wilking
Wilkins
Order People
Yeader
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Peter Beach
Turtle Creek
Columbia Hospital
Man held for hearing in wife killing case in Union County
On a charge of killing his wife 37 year old Millie Coleman, Cole man was ordered held for a preliminary hearing July 22. Assistant Prosecutor John J. Digan said Cole man will also be charged with the slaying of his sister in law 43 year old Ruby Coleman.
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Millie
Monica
Coleman
John J. Digan
Union County
Inlaw
Ruby Coleman
New Bill Would Save $10,000 Picking Jurors In Erie County
Erie County faces a proposed bill by Rep Harvey Maclure to shift jury selection to a rotating panel, potentially saving about $10,000 annually. The plan mirrors Erie’s earlier system and aims to cut jury fees while maintaining court access, with support from local officials and several co sponsors from Erie.
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Wathusburg
House of Representatives
Uhmhimons
Harvey U
Maclure
Erle
Erie County
Pit Woestie Senate
Miry
Suny
Erie
Servier
Brendes Bey
Linder
Ucors
McClure
Erie Couinty
Brit County
Elmer L. Hyans
George Wilson
William Liljenberg
Stanley L. Blair JR
Ford E. O'Dell
Julian Polaski
Brie
Franklin Water Crisis Marrs to New Pumps and Leaks
Franklin's water system faced ongoing disruption over the weekend as an emergency intake from French Creek operated while officials investigated a suspected obstruction leak in a 1690 foot 20 inch mine line to the purification plant. A newly installed pump caused air issues and a city committee of five engineers was formed to locate the fault with repairs expected to take at least two days.
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Franklin
French Creek
Guy Mammolite
Pranklin
Whitty
Hold Rites For Mrs. W. Ruland
The Requiem Mass for Mrs. Winifred Rua Ruland was held at St Thomas Church with Rev. Leon Doleski officiating. Interment followed at the church cemetery after a Bracken Funeral Home family service. Attendees included relatives from Jamestown Erie Albion Union City and others.
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Winifred Rua
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Leon Doleski
Bracken Funeral Home
Frank Grice
Richard Hughes
W. Charles Popovich
Norbert Bachoffer
Joh Chiriczzio
Joseph Raviseher
Canonsburg's Growth Sparks Fear of Decline for Corry
George Cookils recalls Canonsburg’s postwar boom and looming decay as Route 19 sprawl transforms the town with motels and shops. He notes crumbling sidewalks, empty storefronts, and a new shopping center under construction three miles from the core, warning Corry to heed a possible fate of rapid megamall-style expansion swallowing a city.
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George Cookils
Canonsburg
Corry
Pittsburgh
State suspends driving privileges eight motorists
Harrisburg Bureau of Traffic Safety announced suspensions and one revocation among eight motorists. Richard Henton, Spartansburg, 30 days. Henry Boardman, Corry, 61 days. Merle Malek, Columbus, 30 days. Basil Bakin, Union City, days for license violations. James Krizo, Corry, 90 days. Ruth Morris, Corry, 30 days. John Schroter, Union City, 3 days. Leroy Stull, Union City, 80 days. Paul Scoulen, Spartansburg, one year license revocation for driving while intoxicated.
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Harrisbure
Richard Henton
R. Don
Spartanshoro
Henry Boardman
R. D
Corry
Merle Malek
Columbus
Basil Bakin
Union City
James Krizo
R.D
Ruth Morris
John Schroter
Bil Liberty Street
Leroy Stull
Paul Scoulen
Spartansburg
Arrests in racial incidents at city park violence
Police arrested 100 people after a Sunday confrontation at Gwynn Falls park where white mobs shouted anti black slurs and raced into the park. Among the detainees were three rabbis and several Catholic priests joined picket lines, with four white hecklers charged with disorderly conduct.
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Gwynn Falls
Israel Goldman
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems and
Two Killed in Area Roads June Fatalities and Safety Report
Statistics released by Capt. Roger E Pflugfelder of the Pennsylvania State Police Troop By Sub-District 1 based in Lawrence Park cover Crawford, Erie, Venango, and Warren counties. The month saw 176 accidents with 137 injuries and two deaths, while six months of 1962 recorded 27 traffic fatalities, down from 18 in the prior six months.
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Roger E. Pflugfelder
Pennsylvania State Police
Lawrence Park
Crawford
Eli
Venango
Warren Counsel
Governors Push to End Racial Discrimination in Public Life
New York Governor Rockefeller said he will seek endorsement from the Governors Conference for a resolution urging state actions to end racial bias in public accommodations housing education transportation and employment. Kentucky Governor Combs says his executive order will cover only public places of food shelter recreation and entertainment, narrowing its scope from a broader ban on biased practices in licensed professions.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Governors Conference
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Ta Wail or Gh Ta
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McBride
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West Main Street
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Franklin Street
National Bank of Corry
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Mayville
Ubenj
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Ni Saudor Teitheel
Pid Kalu Uoyedeot
Heme
Dis Ueetaker
Everett Swail
Damestons
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Chautauqua
Concord
Spain
Quality Cash
Thomas Wallen
West Pleasant Street
Migsons Bogert
Sity
Charles Bray Jr
West Church Street
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Heers
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Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Ann Pai
Sultana
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Don
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