Paragraf reports heat wave and local incidents in Western Pennsylvania
Temperatures will stay well above normal with near summer heat in the coming days. Highs mid 80s to low 90s and nightly lows around the 60s to 70s with about one tenth inch of rain and isolated showers. Police investigated a Quick Clean Coin Laundry machine left open, noting the change box remained intact and pry marks outside. Residents complain of a speeding light blue Corvair driver on East street. officers believe they know the driver. Tim Rater, 17,injured at Findley Lake after slipping onto a submerged steel rod, expected six to eight weeks recovery. A Williamsport grandmother sought custody of four grandchildren. police assisted and learned the mother had left the children with her. Louis Pease, longtime North East justice of the peace, died at 82 after 40 years in the role, presiding at over 6,000 weddings.
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Tempeeraturee
Guy
Quick Clean Coin
North Center Street
Move Continued From Page One Council Session
On Wednesday afternoon officials moved to consult with the State. The Soviet resolution to condemn Israel drew votes from four council members the Soviet Union Bulgaria India and Mali. Eleven members abstained while nine affirmative votes were required for adoption.
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Israel
Council
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
India
Mali
Two Soldiers Die In Fiery Turnpike Crash
Two soldiers, from Sayre Pennsylvania and Rome New York, died when their truck carrying orchestra instruments crashed and burned on the New Jersey Turnpike. The tractor-trailer driver from Delaware was treated for minor injuries.
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Wonkestown
N. J
Sayre
New Jersey Turnpike
Terry L. Armstrong
Joseph D. Abbis
Rome
N.Y
1St Army Orchestra
Ft. Wadsworth
Long Island
Philadelphia
Temple Ah Cayty
Harold L. Dixon
Gansl Ina
Del
Juvenile parole case linked to group arrest at station
A parole violator was picked up after a boy allegedly attacked someone and fell from a car, striking his head on pavement near the station. Police detained two youths and a missing girl, with juvenile court action expected today on the parole difficulty case.
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Haslett
Erle
Rioting Follows Tampa Officers Ruling In Back-Shot Killing
After Patrolman Calvert found justified in shooting 19 year old Martin Chambers, a Negro burglary suspect, in the back, three nights of riotous unrest hit Tampa. Officials warned of further trouble. a $500,000 libel suit was filed. the City Youth Patrol wore CYP helmets. a 25 year old Negro woman was stabbed at the Pyramid Lounge amid crowd turmoil.
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Tampa
Tampa General Hospital
James R. Calvert
Martin Chambers
Atty
Paul Antinori
Beard
Franklin Funeral Home
Chambers
Claude Kirk
City Youth Patrol
CYP
22Nd Street
Belmont Heights
Pyramid Lounge
Death of Mrs Gladyn Shaffer in Eau Gallie Florida
Mrs. Gladyn Shaffer of Eau Gallie Florida died in Melbourne Hospital Tuesday. Born October 9 1914 in Harborcreek Pennsylvania she lived in Corry most of her life and volunteered at Corry Memorial Hospital during World War II. She is survived by a daughter Shirley Johnson Jamestown a son Lawrence Shaffer Eau Gallie a sister Jeanette Naquette Guys Mills and four grandchildren. Burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Funeral Home Saturday.
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Albert
Gladyn) Shaffer
Shaffer
Eau Gallie
Fis
Melbourne Hospital
Harborcreek
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Shaffer
Florida
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Corry
Larry
Shirley) Johnson
Jamestown
Lawrence F. Shaffer
Robert
Jeanette) Naquette
Guys Mills
Bracken Funeral Home
Virgil Endsley
Wheelock Community Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Dodd Defends Senate Against Long Censure Move
Senator Dodd denies misconduct after ethics probe finds he profited from political funds and double billed travel to seven trips. He criticizes Senator Long’s tactics while noting their limited personal closeness and acknowledges fellow senators’ courteous responses. Dodd cites testimony from ex-bookkeeper O’Hare as unreliable.
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Hat Dodd
Senate
Long
Dodd
T Fayven
Ethics Committee
Michael V. O'Hare
State Solons Hear Erie Meant Fire and Police Pension Issues
Erie, Meadville, Corry officials face hearings on fire and police pensions salary and hours in third class cities. Committee plans to gather input from city officials and department representatives to address long standing pension problems.
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Erie
Meadville
Bradfern
Good
Journal
Corry
Racial groups plan summer program in Cleveland amid tensions
National leaders from NAACP and CORE outlined a summer plan to boost local chapters and unity while avoiding demonstrations in Cleveland. They emphasized cooperation with local groups amid prior Hough riots last July that left four dead and $500,000 in damage. Local Mayor Locher seeks a third term, with no comment on the plan. Leaders at Suffern met with MLK Jr, Roy Wilkins, Whitney Young and others to share voter registration, housing, political action, urban renewal and economic boycott work to be applied in other cities.
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George Livingston
Cleveland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arthur Evans
Congress of Racial Equality
Hough Negro
Ralph S. Locher
Police Department
Kenneth B. Clark
Clark
Jessons
Suffern
N.Y
Martin Luther King, Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Floyd McKissick
Roy Wilkins
The
NAACP
Jack Greenburg
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Richard McKets
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Journal Daily
Drew Pearton
Jack Anderson
O'Hare
O’hare
State Solons
Loblaws
International Silver Company
BIG Loblaw
Iwan Is
Endicott-Johnson
the Fair Store
Sea's Drugs
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