Missing Erie man Harold Rovinski after May 4
Harold Rovinski 39 of Erie has been missing since May 4 after calling in sick at General Electric. His wife said he did not return home after work or return to his job on May 5. Rovinski is 5'8" and about 175 pounds with black curly hair. he may have left in his 1960 silver gray two door Falcon, Pennsylvania license 633-237, and police seek information on his whereabouts.
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Harold F. Rovinski
Erie
General Electric, Co
Rovinski
Pennsylvania
Fire, smoke at West Columbus avenue home prompts probe
Police received a call about burning garbage and reports of smoke from a kitchen pot at a home on West Columbus Avenue. A neighbor said a woman set papers ablaze and a potato peel fire was extinguished by her husband before volunteers arrived. Park visitors at Presque Isle State Park may resume use of trails and picnicking as a brush fire ban is lifted by park superintendent Michael Wargo.
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West Side
E. D. MeJunkin
Columbus Avenue
Meluikin
Presque Isle State Park
Erie
Michael Wargo
Negro Wounded In Shooting By Passing Car in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia a Negro firefighter, Warnell Robinson 29, was wounded slightly by a rifle shot from a passing car on Tuesday night. Six white teenagers were arrested shortly after. Police recovered three empty shells from the back seat and no charges were filed immediately. The incident occurred amid rioting in the Negro district following clashes last week. Mrs Loretta Brown and companions were reported as potential targets.
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Onvannah
Warnell Robinson
Robinson
Loretta Brown
Congress urged not to restrict radio TV editorials
Washington AP says NAB spokesman Daniel W. Kops argues for unrestrained broadcast editorials as essential to public discourse. FCC chairman B William Henry testifies, but subcommittee remains cool. policy debate centers on fairness standards and constitutional limits in editorial content.
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Washington
Congress
Daniel W. Kops
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Kops
House
B. William Henry
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
NABS
Sherwood
Youngsville
Polley
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Youth dies after roller coaster accident at Idora Park
A 16 year old boy from New Castle Pennsylvania died when he was struck by a roller coaster at Idora Park in Youngstown. Police say witnesses saw him and companions clowning during the ride as it neared the end of its run. The rider was identified as Richard Nelson and the incident is being investigated as the park’s first accident in years.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Idora Park
Richard Nelson
New Castle
Nelson
Area School Board Adopts Nonreligious Curriculum Plan
Yoursville Area School Board discussed Supreme Court rulings banning prayers in public schools. Supervising Principal H. J. Sherwood said the district must comply and hinted at curriculum changes. Possible shift to world institutions study considered to replace religious exercises.
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Toungsville
Supreme Court
Yoursville Area
H. J. Sherwood
Sherwood
Hippo Crushes Trainer in Circus Cage
In Farmingdale New York 8200 pound hippo charged trainer Thomas Spens 29 of Sarasota Florida as he changed a light bulb in a circus cage. The animal pinned him against the bars and forced him through the door before he was hospitalized and released.
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Hippo
South
Farmingdale
N.Y
Pennsylvania Deer Killed by Cars Rise in Six Months
The state Game Commission reports at least 4,560 deer were killed by motor vehicles in Pennsylvania during the first six months of this year. This compares with 3,742 in the same period last year and 9,544 for all of 1962.
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JaAnmiopune Iar
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
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Billy Craday
Clymer
Clymer Central School
Craddy
Corry Memorial Hospital
John R. Haubert
Franklin Area Joint School Committee
Haubert
Centerville
Titusville Hospital
Clair Lee
Xrays
Donald Hicks
Robert 8. Morrison
Molded Fiber Glass Co
Ashtabula
Molded Fiber Glass Boat Co
Union City
Ashtabula Center
Kent University
Morrison
Roger T. Beitler
KSU
Mary
J. William Firth
Spartansburg
Elizabeth Hall
Virgil Hall
R. D. 1. Corry
Donald B. Harrison
White Sands, N. M
Coin Laundry
East Washington Street
Charles Clark
South Center Street
Harrison
Clark
Dennis Merritt
South Second Avenue
Gerald
Bible
Jim
Hoover
Ken Young
Hoover Factory
J. & G. Hammond Appliance and Furniture
Center St
Lennett
Barney B
Dacrons
Bennett’s — Corry
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