Erie Area Crime Report and City Notices
A burglar alarm failed to sound allowing a theft from an Erie office cabinet. Police found a door open and traced the inside escape to Daub's Detective Agency. Also reported are CHS Alumni events, private pool regulation updates, parking expansions, and transit funding talks in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Journal Printing Department
Land M Oll Co
Erie
Daub
Apen~ Gy
Lier
CHS
William A. Gumbleton
Dan Taggart
Lena Cohen
Disciplinary Action Planned After Near Collision
A Scott Air Force Base general said disciplinary action will follow a C47 transport plane near collision with a commercial jet near Staunton, Illinois. Lt General Joseph Smith, commander of MATS at Scott, said an instructor allowed the plane to fly under simulated instrument conditions in a base area. an American Airlines pilot reported a near dive to avoid the DC liner en route from Chicago to St Louis. The instructor was Capt Laurence Herman, 40, of the 1405th ABG. Maj Joseph A Kuhn, 34, of MATS was the instrument check pilot. Scott is about 30 miles east of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Scott Air Force Base
Scott
Joseph Smith
Military Air Transport Service
American Airlines
Staunton
Chicago
Laurence Herman
1405Th Air Base Group
Joseph A. Kuhn
MATS
At The Hospital Report and local notices
At The Hospital Report votiplied as of 7 a.m. today advising call 2-8201 for emergencies. The Corry Hospital admitted Mrs Paul Stroup and other local residents, with multiple births and discharges listed. Jamestown area farmer Ross R McBroom died at Greenville Hospital after a tractor accident June 3. Townville school board accepted two resignations and hired four teachers including Barclay, Nageotte, Garland, and Bertram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ross R. McBroom
Jamestown Area
Greenville Hospital
McBroom
R. D
Mowrey
Wayne Street
Meadville
Townville School Board
Charles Murphy
Murphy
Rebecca Barclay
Guys Mills
Elle Nageotte
Albert Garland
Linesville
Judith Bertram
Little Cooley
Man Ambushes Girl Friend Then Kills Himself
In Westmoreland County a 27 year old woman, Dorothy Gido of Monessen, was shot to death by her boyfriend Paul Marinkovich, 20, of Donora, who then killed himself. Police call it a clear murder suicide with motive undetermined. The pair had dated for years and reportedly argued on a date night before he waited in front of her home and opened fire as she returned by taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inuneseln
Dorothy Gicio
Monessen
Paul Miar
Inkovich
Donora
Michiel Raginka
Westmoreland
Gida
Cuit
Marinkovich
Thomas Gido
Alecar
Wilbur Boyd
Paul
Impeachment Trial Opens as Senate Overrules Motions
Tennessee State Senate began hearing testimony in the impeachment trial of Judge Raulston Schoolfield after Chief Justice A B Neil overruled defense points. The four manag ers from the Tennessee House will present evidence on 24 articles. Initial counts accuse Schoolfield of altering sentences and sentencing reductions. Testimony on the Galloway case had been taken by the U S Senate Labor Rackets Committee in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hashville
Tenn
Tennessee State Senate
Raulston Schoolfield
A. B. Neil
State Supreme Court
Senate
Schoolfield
Tennessee House
Luther Shutters
Matt Little
James A. Harrell
Spence Galloway
Galloway
U. S. Senate
Tennessee
House Opens LSU Hearing on Integration Debate
A special House committee in Baton Rouge questions LSU President Troy Middleton and five deans to learn how many faculty favor integration. Sixty six LSU faculty joined a civil liberties petition opposing eight segregation bills, while 600 signatures supported the Civil Liberties Union appeal. The Education Committee backed the segregation bills, and Senator Rainach joins the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Troy H. Middleton
Louisiana State University
House of Representatives
LSO
Louisiana Civil Liberties Union
House Education Committee
House
LSU
Sen
W. M. Rainach
Ralnach
UAW Appeals To Chrysler Aides In Detroit Strike Talk
UAW lobbied Chrysler workers to stay on the job while leaders consider signals. Norman Matthews warned of closing two Plymouth plants over stewards on company time. 4,000 Local 61 members at Plymouth engines and plants have shown strike votes. no date set. A wildcat strike shut Dodge truck plant briefly with 400 assembly workers not returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Chrysler
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Norman Matthews
Plymouth
General Motors
Ford
Matthews
Chrysler Department
Dodge
Assembly
Final Plans Set For New Kane Plant
Final phases of arrangements for purchasing one of three Holgate Brothers plant units were completed here Monday for use by New York Lumber and Panel Company manufacturers of red wood furniture. The NYC firm plans to move about July 1 with production starting soon after, hiring over 50 workers initially and adding more later. Kane Area Industrial Development Corp. is contacting other manufacturers to attract additional industries to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Holgate Brothers Company
New York Lumber and Panel Company
New York City
Kane Area
Ike and Mac Agree On Foreign Aid Policy
The article reports discussions between Eisenhower and Macmillan on nuclear test suspensions and allied access to secret weapon information. It notes Abdel Nasser's presence, possible British access, and the need for agreement with the Soviet Union on policing a suspension. Dulles says Geneva talks could ease or hinder a pact depending on expert understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Macmillan
Eisenhower
White House
U. S
Pacific
U. S. Congress
Macmilan
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Dulles
Minimize Isolation Urged for Moon Mission Couples
LOS ANGELES The first moon explorers should be a married couple team, scientists told the American Rocket Society. Drs. Conover and Kemp proposed a space academy to train husband and wife crews to minimize isolation, citing World War I anti aircraft duties as precedent and warning future space trips will be long and challenging. They projected first travelers within 10 to 15 years and described strict limits on early living conditions and training needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Rocket Society
Donald W. Conover
Eugenia Kemp
Gonvalr
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
Conover
Kemp
U.S
Ceavord
Lee A. Oubridge
California Institute of Technology
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Felix Shubert
City Board of Health
Diemer’s
Eric Charles Dalley
Parking Authority
Eagles and Community Chest
Hamot Hospital
Arthur J Gardner
Erie Cageh Co
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Gardner
Public Utilities Commission
Harrisburg
Public Utility
Comonwealth
Pennsylvania
Rainbow
Wattsburg
Antoni
Eric
Fred Johnson
Johnson
F. L. Baressi
Titusville
Titusville Hospital
Carnival
VFW
Water and
Kerr Streets
James Lawrence
Trade
Roland Arthur Todd
Immokalee
Fla
Lawrence
Nichols Grocery Super Savings
Iti
Meatville
Meadville High School
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Dad
Clothes
Corry Hospital
Paul Stroup
Snyder Olele
John Wiggers
Northlymer, Jr
George Phelps
Waltsburg
Maurice McCray
Linda
Edward Ross
Spartansboro
Milo E. Walton
Darlene
Lawrence Porter
Ernest TewWinkle
Clymer
Viva Estes
Millport
Andrea
Andrew Guskea
Marion Street
David
Raymond Btrake
Roy
John R. Little
Pittsfield
Raymond Carey
Jason Raymond
West Frederick Street
Fred Jensen
Kelly Jil
Bear Lake
Hleaher Mead
Maple Avenue
Andy Bencza
Spring Creek
John Flanigan
Man
Firestone
Everain
Ms 8
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Saber
Moon
Ae Elen Moran
Real Gare
Ann Blyth
Paul Newman
Richard Carlson
Ade
Color Carto
Aioh
Wit
Sedernl
Herbert P
Hert Ron
Oy i Stotts
Out-of-co
Sehm
1Ferson
Sehn
Alderson
Atto
Pany
Mitchell
Tru
Uniontc
Uni Edwin W Town
Lcape
Gufel
Sowlala
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