Fire injures one in Erie apartment blaze
A June 18 report details a deadly apartment fire in Erie caused by smoking that injured one resident and forced evacuations. Firefighters battled flames that damaged a mattress and left several units without power as Salvation Army workers tended occupants. Deputy Chief Luis Har said no arrests were made and investigators traced the cause to a discarded cigarette.
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Rumor Hospital
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Robert Hardins
Thuis Silverline
Harry
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Aera
Min Snow
Salvation Army
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Hospital Admission and Discharge Log Fragment
Incomplete hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital. Names and addresses appear with many typos and missing details, mentioning patients such as Arnold Stroup and Leora Shanahan, along with several residences and guardians.
Dems Plan Lobbying For Pennsylvania Education Bill
Democratic leaders press lobbying to push a state education bill tied to the Governor's Committee on Education. A citizens committee to back the reform, aims at reorganizing schools and doubling expenditures, with input from the state superintendent and local officials.
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Laurel festival queen crowned in Wellsboro ceremony
State Laurel Festival queen Bone Keddie a 17 year old from Clairton was crowned Saturday night at the 40th annual festival in Wellsboro Pa. The winner received a scholarship and other prizes while runners up included Marty Lee Jacobs of Harrisburg and Karen Kommor of Emporium.
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Wellsboro
Bone Keddie
Clairton
Ked
Alex Keddie
Marty Lee Jacobs
Harrisburg
Karen Kommor
Emporiunt
Line Ad Rates and Deadline Notice
Classified notice states line ads cost 23 cents per line and are accepted until noon on publication day. Includes instructions for submitting an advertisement and confirms cutoff time for the edition.
Cop Killed In Effort To Break Up Drinking Party
Montclair police officer Andrew W. Farthing 27 died after he and three colleagues tried to disperse a youth party at a home vacationing parents. David James Cain 18 and Jim Valdes 18 were booked on murder suspicions. nine others aged 16 to 21 faced curfew, liquor possession, and drunkenness charges. An officer reported Cain attacked with a rifle, and Farthing suffered fatal skull fractures and broken ribs before colleagues restrained suspects. several youths were released to parents.
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Montclair
Andrew W. Farthing
David James Cain
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Noel
Whitman
Jim Valdes
Lou
Gilbert Baughman
Valdez
Baughino
Barthing
Nim Cain
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California
Stabbed Youth Dies In Church in Harlem
A youth identified as Francisco Agri- Jouh 18, a ministerial student, was stabbed after leaving a vesper service in Harlem and died near the church altar. Another boy, Jose Gonzalez 16, was arrested. investigators say the clash stemmed from jealousy over Gonzalez’s sister Maria 15. Police recovered the knife hidden in a basement after Gonzalez led them there.
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Francisco Agri- Jouh
Brons
Bible Institute
Jose Gonailere
Gonzilez
Agricul
Gonzalez
Slater
Gonaalez
Maria
Kennedy's First Five Months Face Berlin Test Ahead
President Kennedy's early tenure shifts from honeymoon to tense foreign policy as Khrushchev presses Berlin. The US signals readiness to resume nuclear tests unless talks in Geneva move, while both sides doubt disarmament progress. The six month horizon heightens risk of a sharp confrontation over Berlin and nuclear testing.
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Kennedy
Central Intelligence Agency
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Congress
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Canada
Europe
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de Gaulle
France
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Russia
Bhrushchev
Berlin
Geneva
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White House
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West Berlin
Boy, 13, Killed By High Tension Line in Pa
John C. Davidson Jr., 13, of St Benedict, Lathed, died at Spangle Hospital after contacting a high tension line. He was jolted by 45,000 volts while climbing a steel trestle and fell 30 feet. His cousin James Emmerick Jr., 12, was uninjured.
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Spangle Hospital
James Emmerick Jn
Eddie Fisher to Produce Movies for Warner Bros
Eddie Fisher announces plans to produce four motion pictures for Warner Bros with his wife Elizabeth Taylor starring in two. Warner Bros confirms involvement with Fisher's New Frontier Pictures Inc, calling it the studio's largest and most important production deal to date.
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Warner Brosaiuto
Eliabeth Taylor
New Frontier Piefives, Inc
Warner Bro
Area airmen selected for Amarin technical training
Two area airmen who completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas have been chosen for technical courses at Amarin Texas Airman Harry A Paulson son of Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson of 517 West Pleasant street will study air craft and missile pneudraulic repairs Airman Donald J Christensen son of Marinus Christensen of Bear Lake will take a course in aircraft and missile maintenance Both are graduates of Corry Area High School
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Amarin
Harry A. Paulson
Harry Paulson
West Pleasant Street
Donald J. Christensen
Marinus Christensen
Bear Lake
Corry Area High School
Crew Coach James Manning Dies in Philadelphia
James Manning aged 70, famed boat coach, collapsed and died at the Penn Athletic Club boathouse. For a decade he steered the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia, previously coached at Arnapolis and Harvard as a freshman coach.
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Philadelphia
James Manning
Penn Athletic Club
Vesper Boat Club
Armapolis
Harvard
Ed Sullivan Show and vaudeville head for summer TV lineup
New York publishers note a merit simmer reading category while television ponders light programs for warm weather. The Ed Sullivan Show leads a lineup of easy viewing with vaudeville and upcoming musical acts including the Glenn Miller band and at least two others.
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New York
Ed Sullivan
Glenn Miller
Pennsylvanian Press Editors Elect Goldberg President
Arnold Goldberg of the Union Town Evening Standard was elected president of the Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association at the group’s annual two day meeting. Commissioner Frank McCartney of the state police defended officers from interference with news reporting and ordered full cooperation with reporters.
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Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association
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Pennsylvania State Police
Polio Outbreak Strikes Japan Across Nation
The Welfare Ministry reports 1 041 polio cases across Japan with 78 deaths as the outbreak reaches nearly every region. Health officials warn of continued spread and urge vaccination efforts nationwide.
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Japan
Tokyo
Welfare Ministry
TV talk and lineups linger in summer schedules
Pure Bi Television reviews note Summer TV repeats and changes. Dave Garroway bids farewell to the Today show audience with emotion as NBC considers a news-department replacement amid adieu talk. NBC CBS plan longer breaks to match ABC, aiming for less entertainment and more commercials. Tonight features The Accomplice on NBC and Brenner on CBS with reruns and new action.
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Hugh Downs
Garroway
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CBS
ABC
Adolf Eichmann
Brenner
Funeral services for Mrs Iva P Watrous at Bracken Home
Funeral notices announce Mrs Iva P Watrous will be honored with services at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm. Interment follows at Pine Grove Cemetery. Visitation is scheduled Saturday 7 to 9 pm and Sunday Monday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm.
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Iva P. Watrous
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
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