Woman slashed abducted in daylight Plaza attack
Erie and Millcreek police joined state troopers in a manhunt for a likely homicidal assailant who abducted Mrs. Richard Knost from West Erie Plaza Friday night. She was slashed from ear to ear and choked before being left in a rain soaked ditch. she is in Hamot Hospital in good condition. The suspect is described as about 18 with a blond crew cut, wearing light trousers, possibly in a yellow or cream sports car. Police seek tips from Plaza witnesses about 5 p.m. Friday.
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Erie
Millcreek
Ant
West Eyie Plaza
Richard Knost
Knost
Hamot
Route 5
Fairview Township
Fairview
Hamet
About & P.m
Erie Man Ordered To Stop Lake Erie Pollution
A Meadville contractor, Adam Nicholson, hired to haul bark waste, dumped waste into Lake Erie at Harborcreek. Erie health officials and Township supervisors arranged an oversight check and proposed turning the liquid waste into a lagoon and covering it to eliminate effects. Nicholson pledged future disposal changes to comply.
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Erie
State Health Department
Meadville Hs
Harboreres
Adam Nicholson
Terns Harborcreek
Health Department
Nicholson
Troopers Net 7 In Raid On Crap Game
State police arrested seven for establishing a gambling place and 13 for gaming after raiding a building in Ambridge area. A dice table valued at 400 dollars, two slot machines, cards, money and dice were seized. All 21 suspects appeared before Justice Albert Mesta with hearings set on varied bail amounts.
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Ambhuge
Bell Acres
al Iegheny
amine _ Gant
Jom Chrin
Butler State Police
Chrin
Roy T. ‘ Titler
Justice of Peace
Albert F. Mesta
Jack Mazza
Mt. Washington
George Laris
Frank Mazie
Dan Pecchi
Ambridge
Peter Manos North Braddock
Robert Petronchak
Baden
Demetrios Tselepis
Aliquippa
Push Plans For Probe Of Venus
Officials indicated scale back and delays loom as probe plans for Venus advance amid uncertainty about Atlas first stage adjustments. Marines report suggests a probable time extension while adjustments are made to prevent repeats and address a possible control issue in the Atlas propulsion system.
Dozen Die In Week End Pennsylvania Accidents
A string of weekend accidents across Pennsylvania left at least a dozen dead. Victims include William Metinger and Frank Shaffer of Locust Dale, and Clayton Maurer of Mowry. Richard Cappel survived unconscious after a mine incident near Ashland. Others died in incidents in Kittanning, Reading, Palmyra, and West Chester, with injuries reported across multiple sites and a tractor-trailer and railroad crossing collisions among the noted causes.
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Ef “Press
Sivene Fersor
Ulery Ae Dents
Pennsylvania
Ashland
Willian Metinger
Frank Shaffer
Locust Dale
Clayton Maurer
Mowry
Richard Cappel
Lavelle
Ashland State Hospital
Restle
Miquntain Sr A
Wien
Andradle
Montrose
Richard B. Ward
Eay Wat
Spritesite
Kittanning
Henry
Kuleht
Riyal Valley
Armstrome-Golinty
Readine
Raymond
Chass
Reading
Bradford
Kemnethi Atkinson
Hartsdale
N.Y
Enigli
Paul T-Foster
Satunday
Bok
Palmyra
Milton Daniels
Ibya
Wainay
West Chester
Helen Brasse
Mars era Venus probe plans hint at Venusian atmosphere
Fragmentary notes describe a 1961 NASA mission concept to send a Mariner style probe to Venus. The goal is to study the planet's atmosphere with an instrument capsule, aiming to reveal composition and atmospheric layers during the Venusian exploration effort.
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Rently
NASA
Venus
Soviet Union announces new nuclear test series
United States deplores Soviet move as Geneva disarmament talks drift. while Britain, Japan, and China react with protests and warnings. Moscow hints first blast may occur in Siberia, raising fears of radioactive fallout and renewed global tension amid calls for a nuclear test ban.
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Moscow
United States
Geneve
He— Bate
Soviet Union
Hart
Hortig
Siberia
Efiha
U.S
Pacific
Leningrad
Guardian
Suich Japan
Japan
Pelplig
People's Daily
Inmates Escape Hoard Then Swap Roles in German Jail
Six fellow inmates in Garmisch Partenkirchen are charged with nightly thefts from their cells. They allegedly arranged the heists while assigned to minor repairs, stealing goods valued at about 8500. Police say they slipped past guards and used improvised routines.
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Germany
Garmisch Partenkirchen
Solon Poll Calls For Tax Cut Starting In 1963
Minnesota Senator Humphrey backs tax relief in next session citing a survey induction. He urges Congress to enact a tax cut starting January with reductions focused on individuals and exemptions for dependents, proposing $1 to $210 adjustments.
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Solon
Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Humpheey
Congress
Seston
Glenn and Kennedy Family Ski Afloat in Hyannis Harbor
The Kennedy family gathers in Hyannis Port with John Glenn and Jacqueline Kennedy. Glenn and President Kennedy water skied together with Caroline joining for a ride aboard the Kennedy yacht Marlin. The President spent much of the day on board, briefly going over the side, while Mrs Kennedy and Caroline skied.
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Hyannis Poht
Mass
John H Glenn Jr
Iy Bay
Glenn
Outer Space
Saar
Kennedy
Robert Z. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
eHil- Aeteen
Rouett
Tiody
Lobotomy operation fails to curb mental illness says Pittsburgh study
Dr Robert Vosburg, University of Pittsburgh psychiatry professor, reports prefrontal lobotomy failed to curb antisocial behavior or mental illness in 32 patients. Of 22 cases studied, few lasting personality changes emerged while some patients showed psychosis or vegetative states and memory loss.
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Pittsburgh
Vosburk
Ation
Ender Raina
Worle
Vosburg
Quarantine at Naval Training Center Over Meningitis Outbreak
AP report states a quarantine was ordered at the San Diego naval training center after an outbreak of infectious meningitis. Four recruit sailors were hospitalized with the disease, two in good condition and two in satisfactory condition.
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San Diego
Cane
Toy Holts
Naval Training Center
Unions Bow To JFK Plea For Postponing Strike
In Los Angeles and San Diego two large unions agreed to President Kennedy’s request to delay a threatened aerospace industry strike for 60 days to allow mediation. Machinists and UAW actions paused while talks continue. Douglas Long Beach plant ratified a deal including wage increases and union security terms.
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Los Angeles
Kennedy
Tabor
United “Aerospace
Ryal—Aircraft
San Diego
North American Aviation
International Association of Machinists
TAM
General Dynamics-Conrair -and-Lockheed
UAW
Douglas Long Beach
Douglas
Union Strike Tactics Stir Aerospace Labor Fight
United Aerospace Workers linked to United Auto Workers while IAM workers at Lockheed's Burbank California plant rejected a new offer. Kennedy unexpectedly postponed the strike as Taft Hartley powers loom, challenging management and labor lines as the 60 day period nears end.
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United Aerospace Workers
United Auto Workers
IAM
Lockheed Aircraft
Burbank
Calif
Kennedy
ARS Agents Find 111 Slots In 150 Weekend Visits
Internal Revenue agents visited about 150 establishments in Schuylkill County during the weekend and found 111 alleged slot machines or gambling activities. In nine cases and 12 establishments the operation lacked a federal license. No arrests were made but violators were ordered to appear at a hearing at Pottsville post office. Julien Hanssens, IRS chief in Lancaster, estimated taxes, penalties and interest due could reach at least $26,000.
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Purrsville
Schuylkill County
Pottsville
Julien Hanssens
Internal Revenue
Lancaster
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A brief note on the enduring presence of spoken words and printed text, emphasizing how both forms persist through time as carriers of meaning and memory. The piece contrasts oral and printed communication, reflecting on their roles in culture and history.
Services Held For Mrs Chi sentty the Evangelion
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Chi sentty the Evangelion with burial in Pine Grave Cemetery. Members of the Silver Tinks Sunday School Class and others attended as honorary escorts. Relatives from multiple towns gathered including Mr. and Mrs. Everett TenHulsen and daughters Kathyard. Mr. and Mrs. Keith TenHulsen. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bimber. and many more from Tiinsville, Union City, Spartansboro, Lakeland, and St. Petersburg, Florida, among others.
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Robert Olson
Everett TenHulsen
Kathyard Area
Westfield
Keith ‘TenHulsen
Wesleyville
Arthur Binber
Thomas Bimber
Guy Bimber
Milburn Bimber
Minta Rigby
Tiinsville
Bail Henton
Clifford Schwab
Pauline Lamb
Carl R. Hernton
Robert Henton
Ellen Henton
Durr Center
Donald Glosanen
Elizabethtown
Walter Holaworth
Dover
Ghia
Andrew Lindell
Russell
Don Olsen
Lakeland
Fla
George Martin
Lottsville
Gerald Henton
Spartansboro
Walter Peterson
Eric
Quid
J. Wesley Ward
Edna Sexton
Mildred Hitkson
Union City
Veterans choose Lancaster for 1962 convention
World War I paratroop veterans from the 03rd Regimental Combat Team Association selected Lancaster as the site for their 1962 convention. The group wound up their weekend by electing John D. Habecker of Lancasi to lead the association.
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Lancaster Indianapolis
Lancaster
Pas
03Rd Regimental Combat Team Association
John D. Habecker
Lancasi
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