Union City couple die of injuries in gas explosion
Mr and Mrs Soloman Harris both of Union City died from burns suffered in a gas explosion at their Ischua New York house while checking a vacant property for repairs. Mrs Charlotte Harris age 56 died at 12 30 pm and Mr Soloman Harris age 58 died at 10 pm. They formerly ran the Lucky Dollar Grovery Store on West High street Union City. Friends may call at Letro Funeral Home in Olean. A Requiem Mass will be held Friday at St Josephs Church, with interment in St Bonaventure Cemetery.
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Olean
N. Y
General Hospital
Tschua
Soloman Harris
Prospect Street
Charlotte Hi Ris
New’ York
Ischua
Glean
Harris
Huis
High Street
Letro Funeral Home
Barry Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Bonaventure
New City Dog Pound Awaits First Tenants
The brand new Canine Campus dog pound was ready yesterday but has yet to receive its first animal. Manager Russell Mallory reports three boarding requests already, at 1.50 dollars per day, with sick animals taken to a veterinarian at owner expense while the city treasurer notes total construction costs of 660 dollars to date. Residents are asked to confine strays and notify police for pickup as the pound awaits its first occupancy.
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Russell Mallory
Mallory
Carlton Smith
Hammond Elevator
Fogle Lumber Co
Sher‘wn-Williams Co
Richard
Harry Blount
Smith
Thousands Pay Last Respects to Pope John XXIII
Tens of thousands of mourners thronged St Peters Square and entered the basilica to view Pope John XXIII in death. The line stretched across the square with a vigil overnight as officials plan a nine day mourning period and private burial ahead of placement near Pope Pius XI's tomb. Envoys from many nations are to attend. Vice President Johnson is expected to represent the United States.
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Vatican City
Pope John XT
St.Peter's Square
Pope
Via Della Conciliazione
Pope John
Rome
Pius XI
Corpus Christi
Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Catafalque
FBI Bondsmen Impersonators Face Court Trial
Four men including Dominic Lonardo and Mario Guerriet are on trial for impersonating FBI agents in a case where they allegedly seized Louis Gaye and Betty Flannoy at gunpoint during a manhunt for bond jumpers. Richard Stewart and Peter Manos also charged. all plead innocent. The FBI says the group involved a Feb. 8 abduction related to the search for Joseph Arrington, with Lonardo risking a $50,000 bond.
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Lvmuand
U. S. District Court
FBI
Dominic C. Lonardo
Cleveland
Mario J. Guerriert
Youngstown
Richard A. Stewart
Golden Gloves
Peter Manos
Louis Gaye
Betty M. Flannoy
Sage
Gaye
Joseph J. Arrington
Alabama
Lonardo
Arrington
Flag Not Lowered For Pope's Death
In Danville Illinois a protest by a retired Baptist minister interrupted the city’s mourning for Pope John XXIII. Commissioner Fred Misch ordered the flags in City Square and City Hall lowered to half staff, then raised them after a phone call from the Rev Dan Eckert. Eckert said he objected after noting the White House displayed the flag at half staff.
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Danville, II
Grid Player Electrocuted
Cleveland AP reports the death by electrocution of Browns defensive halfback Don Fleming, the third Browns player to die this year. Previous losses include Ernie Davis, Heisman winner at Syracuse, and Tom Bloom, sixth draft pick who perished in a car crash earlier. Browns president Arthur B. Modell laments Fleming’s death in Orlando, Florida.
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Don Fleming
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Ernie Davis
Tom Bloom
Purdue
Davis
Syracuse
Bloom
Brown
Arthur B. Modell
Fleming
Orlando
Pia
All Hope Gone In Plane Mystery
Anxious families awaited news as a Northwest Orient DC7 carrying 101 people crashed into the North Pacific off British Columbia. Ships report no survivors, debris indicates a high impact. Among aboard were 58 servicemen, 22 military dependents, 15 civilians, 18 women, 20 children, and a crew of six.
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North Pacific
Northwest Orient Airlines
Defense Department
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Anchorage
Alaska
Red Cross
Pit
Judge Rules On Wallace Threats To Black Students In Alabama
Federal judge orders Wallace to stay away from the University of Alabama campus and bars his influence over students. The ruling cites potential irreparable harm to the court's orders and the federal process. Army and federal troops mobilize near Fort McClellan as Mississippi student Cleve McDowell plans to enroll amid ongoing tensions.
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Birmingham
Alt
Newroos
Lynn
Wallace
Ram
TD Cleay
Pp Fund
United States
Lynne
Alabama
Joek
Jonah
University of Alabama
Ft. McClellan
South Miles
Jamnes H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Cleve McDowell
University
Meredith
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
Relations Director Quits Sparks City Hall Clash
Philadelphia reports a tense exchange between Grunge Schermer, who resigned amid controversy, and Mayor Tate as Schermer accuses the administration of weak leadership. Tate says Schermer is drafting a new program to address racial issues and plans regular meetings with local Black leaders. The mayor also notes two upcoming vacancies on the commission and mentions jailed protesters in Delaware County after trespassing convictions.
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Philadelphia
Schoener
Pscantin
Witerdonotk
Dontinany
Viby
Schermer
Behertier
Bey
Singe Dew
Tate
Schirmer
Delaware County
Mercy killing shatters Danish couple at clinic
In Copenhagen the American wife of former Danish ambassador Henrik Kauffmann killed her husband with a bread knife to end his suffering from inoperable cancer and then took her own life. A nurse found the bodies at a coastal health clinic. Charlotte MacDougall, 63, widow of Rear Admiral William D. MacDougall, was the killer's spouse.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
J Henrik Kauffmann
Mercy Kelling
Kauffmann
Protests Mount As County Malls Switch To Food Stamps
Protestors rally at Erie County courthouse opposing a shift from surplus food to the food stamp plan. The June 26 distribution at the Armory will be handled by Corry Tabor Council members. Critics say costs rise for recipients and taxpayers while supporters cite a boosted local economy and administrative savings. Page Two continues.
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ERIE
Aetna
Erie County
Erie County Commissioners
East Washington Street
Corry Tabor Council
U. S
Food Stores Association of
Strikes Halt Major Buffalo Area Construction Bids
About 80 million dollars of construction projects were paused across Buffalo Niagara Falls and Binghamton as four day old strikes shut 12,000 trades workers. In Buffalo, talks with unions are set as contracts expire Friday, while 1 500 union carpenters in Niagara Falls and 375 laborers in Binghamton joined the walkout.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Binhamton
Geveral
Niagara Parls
Wnion
Carpent
Binghamton
Noll
Dr Kildare TV Drunk Driver Ban Sparks City Traffic Case
ANGELES AP Tele vison's Dr. Kildare was banned yesterday from operating his car on the city's freeways. Municipal Judge Raymond R. Roberts imposed the penalty amid a motorist case involving actor Richard Chamberlain, who faced two speeding tickets in a month.
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Angeles
Dr. Kildare
Raymond R. Roberts
Richard Chamberlain
Dixie Leaders To Co operate In White House Talks
Washington AP reports Dixie leaders met with President Kennedy at the White House to coordinate steps against interration and discrimination. Officials including Labor Secretary Wirtz pledged federal action to crack down on discrimination as the nation faces civil rights pressure and economic tensions in the South.
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Washington
Kenteuly
Wren
Moma
Kennedy
White House
Nin
Jewt
Tisk Aed
Wailers
Joarthen Negro
Willud W. Wirtz
Should They Zone All Those Gushers Out Of Existence
Youngsville borough council met to discuss a controversial zoning ordinance amid protests over residential drilling. Attorney William Hill said interpretation issues and the ordinance’s vague definition of structure create enforcement challenges as residents report wells near homes. Residents Chester Wroblewski and others claim wells violate setback provisions and threaten property. Continued on Page Two.
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Rurneetion
Michael Bykov
Engisoves
Monty
Zonkin
Chester
Jenaki
Wroblewski
Area Write-Ins Switch Merger and Coroner Nomination
In Titusville Meadville area a merger vote failed by one absentee ballot amid a 85 in favor to 88 opposed tally. Republican H Richard Hays of Spartansburg won 58 Democratic write-in votes for Crawford County coroner, hesitating on accepting the nomination and awaiting party guidance.
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Titusville
Richmond Town
Townville
Meadville
Pset
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Crawford County
Hays
Ately
Ponnt
Haydas
Daniel J. Maloney
Grandson Receives Flag At Arlington Funeral
At graveside services for late Rep. Francis E. Walter D Pa at Arlington National Cemetery, grandson Brian Walter Mack receives a flag from U S Navy chaplain apt Ernest fam. Constance Mack, the congressman's daughter and mother to Brian, stands nearby with a hand on her son. Ruth Miskel, the congressman's administrative assistant, appears in the background.
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Ernest Fam
U. S. Navy
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Brian Walter Mack
Arlington National Cemetery
Brian
Constance Mack
Rep
Waller
Ruth Miskel
AP Wieephote
Free CHEER Film Shown At Rex Theatre Tonight
The Corry CHEER group sponsors a free screening of the film A Child Is Waiting at the Rex Theatre tonight and tomorrow at 8 pm. CHEER president Mrs Norman Tarbell says the United Artists release also informs about handicapped care and portrays the effort to aid mentally retarded children. The program features Burt Lancaster Judy Garland Gena Rowlands Steven Gayle with the amateur local group The Overcomers assisting in CHEER’s work.
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Rex Theatre
Corry Council For
Flint
Burt Lancaster
Garland
Rex
Norman Tarbell
United Artist
Hollywood
Stanley Kramer
John Cassavetes
Abby Mann
Judy Garland
Lancaster
Gena Rowlands
Steven Wml
CHEER
Auto Hits Horse Injuring Three Near Greensburg
An auto struck a riding horse near Greensburg injuring three passengers and the horse. The horse owned by A H Wilton of Greensburg dashed onto Route 19 into a car driven by William E Flannigan of Mount Pleasant. Suffered slight injuries were Mrs Margaret Flanigan Miss Margaret Flannigan and Mrs I Flannigan all of Mount Pleasant. Police said the riderless horse apparently had escaped from pasture.
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Attam PB
Greensburg
Matn
A. H. Wilton
William E. Flannigan
Mount Piemsant
Margaret Flanigan
Margaret Flannigan
Plannigan
Mount Pleasant
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