Fire Destroys Barn. Three Firemen Injured Near Erle
Three Kuhl Hose Company members injured while battling a huge barn fire on the Charles H. Hinkler farm nine miles south of Erle. Loss estimated at 550,000 by Hose chief Arthur Puller. Injuries included an ankle sprain, neck burns, and smoke inhalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhl Hose Company
Waterford
Charles H. Hinkler
Erle
Harley Brumagin
Henry Lennis
Union City
Richard Handley
R. D
Erie
Arthur Puller
Hospital Head to Speak in Chicago
Corry Memorial Hospital Association Board authorized the absence of Administrator Edgar Alexander on September 14 and 15 to address the 28th annual Institute of American College of Hospital Administrators in Chicago. Visiting committee found grounds and buildings in good condition. June activity report showed 306 patients treated, 1,226 patient days, 41 average daily census, 40 births, three deaths, 29 major operations and 82 minor operations. Directors present were Elston Edinger Fuller Hawkins Sill Gates Slattery Sample Young and Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prempers
Corry Memorial Hospital Association Board of Directors
Edgar
Alexander
Institute of American College of Hospital
Chicago
Elston
Edinger
Fuller
Hawkins
Sill Gates
Slattery
Sample
Young
Trucker Fined For Running Red Light Near Mill Village
A Tennessee trucker, Gary Regal, 20, of Monsanto, was arrested by Corry State Police for failure to observe a traffic signal and crashing into two vehicles at Routes 19 and 6 near Mill Village amid heavy fog. He pled guilty before Justice Marjorie Lesik and was fined $85 plus costs. total damage estimated at $450 with no injuries.
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Tennessee
Corry
Mill Village
Gary Regal
Monsanto
Tenn
Eyald Gustafson
R. D
Meadville
Charles Kolaja
Spartansburg
James Morgan
Regal
Justice of the Peace
Marjorie Lesik
Waterford
Keating Tells GOP to Push Civil Rights Plan Next Session
Senator Kenneth B. Keating of New York challenged Democrats to present a bold civil rights plank when Congress reconvenes after the national convention recess. He argued only the Republican party can end racial discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEM
Chicago
Congress
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
Jamestown Area Youth, 17, Killed In Crash
Jamestown area son of local police officer William Miles Wilcox, 17, died at WCA Hospital after a late night crash near Bemus Point. Three others injured included Irving Brown 16 Bemus Point, Timoth Brown 16 Oriental Park Bemus Point, and Gary Caldwell 18 Ripley. Police described the sedan leaving the Old State road, hitting trees and a pole before rolling over multiple times.
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Jamestown
Ellery
Bemus Point
William Miles Wilcox
Miles Wilcox
Wca Hospital
Frederick Hitchcock
Irving Brown
Jamestown General Hospital
Timoth Brown
Oriental Park
WCA
Gary Caldwell
Ripley
Old State Road
West
Lester ‘Thompson
Sheriff's Department
Willcox
FBI Arrests Man Impersonating Air Force Major
Dominick Edward Insenga, alias Edwardo Rossant of West Springfield, arrested in Millcreek Township on charges of impersonating a U S Air Force major. He allegedly received a 8542 loan in Daytona Beach Florida and faces possible federal trial or release on bond. The FBI traced him via a photo in Automotive News.
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Erte
Millcreek Township
PBI
U. & Air Force
Dominick Edward Insenga
Edwardo Rossant
West Springfield
Air Force
Daytona Beach
Fla
FBI
Insénga
U. S
Howard Foltz
Pittsburgh
Joseph Wilson
Jacksonville
Federal Criminal Court
Insenga
The
Automotive News
Trade
United States accuses Soviet leaders over missiles
The United States charged Soviet leaders with deliberately provoking international tension. The State Department rejected a Soviet protest and stated the U S plans to supply medium range missiles to West Germany are not altered.
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U. 8
Russia
Washington
United States
State Department
U. S
West Germany
Nixon Aims at Platform as Rockefeller Weighs Ticket
The piece notes Nixon aides pressing the GOP platform including civil rights while Nelson Rockefeller resists a vice presidential bid. Senator John Sherman Cooper says Rockefeller could bolster foreign policy stature, but Rockefeller prefers governing. Leonard Hall says Rockefeller has declined any No 2 role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
South
Lyndon Johnson
Mitchell
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John Sherman Cooper
Ray
Rockefeller
Cooper
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Nixon
Hall
First woman prime minister named in Ceylon
Sirimavo Bandaranaike, 44, was invited by Governor General Sir Oliver Goonetilleke to form a government after her Freedom Party won a parliamentary majority. She plans nationalization of key industries, a press inquiry, and a neutral foreign policy while facing economic and ethnic tensions.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Oliver Goonetilleke
Freedom Party
Goonetilleke
Bandaranaike
Hin
Dus
House of Representatives
Solomon Bandaranaike
Driver Of Death Car Recovers
Warren T. Hyman, 59, of Detroit, the driver of the car that killed an Erie woman on July 9, has been released from the hospital. He had been in shock after the incident when he accidentally pushed the wrong gear button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren T. Hyman
Detroit
Mich
Erie
Hyman
Ed Found After 200 Man Hours In Corry Search
A missing man named Ed, sought in Corry, spent hours evading discovery in a wild goose chase. Trooper Morgan and many units joined the search, which involved ham radio operators and police. Ed was found unharmed but under a physician’s care after the tense evening.
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Hatch Street
Corry
Morgan
Gurney
Columbus Fire Department
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Buffalo
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Elmer Evans
Erle County
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Turtle Creek
Debra
Corry Hospital
Hamet
Pennsylvania
State Selective Service Commission
Harrisburg
Crawford County
Grant Brown
Charles Prenalt
Titusville
Forrest Cota
Conneautville
Harlan M. Taylor
Grand Street
Alderman M
Cobbett
Taylor
Second Avenue
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
Tuffy
Washington Street
Tony Tomassoni Nursery
South South Street
Warren, Pa
Randolph
Iw Idmann
Service and Health
Jamestown Area
Barney
New
Philco
Ino Frost
Itileo
Lifetime
Suntone
South Center Street
Jim Hammond
Mgr
Pércalain Crispar
Virginia A. Shank
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
MuMsek Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dacron
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