Segni May Head Italian Regime as Premier Hopeful
Antonio Segni, 64, a farmer and Christian Democrat with left of center views, has until Thursday to accept or reject an invitation from President Giovanni Gronchi to form a new Italian government. He will consult political leaders and could lead a center coalition including Social Democrats Liberals and Republicans.
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Farmer
Associated Press
Rome
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrat
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Segni
Alcide de Gasperi
Luigi Finaudi
Gronchi
Kre Slim
Exio Vanon
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Christian Democrats
Gray
Sardinia
Perugia University
Plans to lower steeple by helicopter dropped
In Boston plans to lower a new steeple on the Old North Church with a helicopter were abandoned as too risky. Civil Aeronautics Authority investigators cited insufficient safety clearance in the crowded area.
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Boston
Old North Church
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Herbert Patchen 65 Spartansburg dies in Erie hospital
Herbert Patchen 65 of Spartansburg died Saturday in St. Vincent's Hospital Erie after an extended illness. Born November 2, 1889 in Sparta Township he was a heavy machine operator for the Pennsylvania Highway Department. He married Nettie McBride in 1913 and leaves son Richard of Corry, grandson Donald Patchen of Texas, and brother Farold Patchen of Spartansburg. Funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Torrey and Hays with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg.
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Clayton Fawken
Spartansburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Sparta Township
Herbert
Flora Elderkin Patchen
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Nettie McBride
Richard
Corry
Donald R. Patchen
Texas
Farold Patchen
Torrey and Hays
C. A. Fuller
Centerville
Giant sturgeon caught in Lake Erie draws interest
Ralph Tamhy landed a seven foot sturgeon weighing near 200 pounds in Lake Erie. The prize fish, possibly full of caviar, was kept alive in a commercial tank. State officials and private buyers eye the catch for hatchery propagation and sale, amid questions about storage and value.
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Erie
Ralph Tamhy
Lake Erie
Ralph
Charles
Wbig Sturgie
Russia
Erie Airport Expansion Planned Amid Groundbreaking Runway Work
ERTE-A spokesman for the Port Authority outlined a new terminal at Port Erie regardless of financial aid. William P. Johnson Jr announced a Civil Aeronautics Administration survey to assess a control tower as part of the terminal project. Authority members prepared for a ground breaking ceremony at 9 a.m. for extending the main runway from 4 00 feet to 5 000 feet.
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Erie
ERTE
Pe Tasport Authority
Port Erie
William P. Johnson Jr
Civil Aeronautics Administration
5—Rew
Authority
Deer Dies After Rescue Try At Waterworks Park
In Erie a deer trapped in a concrete settling basin at Waterworks Park died after a rescue by guards led by Jack Niemie. A rowboat failed, a power boat lowered, the animal pulled free after about an hour but died soon after. Miss Weindorf reported burial near the scene.
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Erie
Waterworks Life Guards
Jack Niemie
Teseue
Pat Weindorf
Thomas Weindorf
Miss Weindorf
Spartansburg Parade Caps Centennial Celebration
Spartansburg drew a crowd well over 600 for a four day centennial finale with an afternoon parade and evening dance at the high school. Old fashioned costumes, Indian campfire float wins, and a jail scene drew prizes ranging from 10 to 50 dollars with entries from local groups including the American Legion and the Union City corps. judges from nearby towns presided over a vivid pageant of floats and historical outfits.
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SpRcianaw
Sparta
Ian
Leepee
Keith Trulick
Lumiere Scouten
Ovigl
Black Beard
Wong
Geneal U.S. Grant
Prige
Watt
Spartansbuty American Legion
Urs
Bernard
Sik
Euhmett Iehart
Blakeslee
Dori Lee
Tony
Dale
Douglas Blakeslee
Trdman
Sparta Flivrick
Becky Bowes
Walton Bowes
Brianbeth McDonnell
Sherman Sales Stable
Union City Drum and Bugle Corps
ts.Lse Vyer
Star Grove Band
Milton Blakeslee
Friendly Neighbors Club
Esther
Donnie Allen
Clevelunit
Poa Rischeberger
Indiana
Day
Priven
Wreck Blocks Par Tracks At Linesville
Derailment of 14 Pennsylvania Railroad cars of the Erieville train halted traffic for about 19 hours near Linesville. The train was en route from Erie to Canton, Ohio, when cars jumped the track likely due to a burned journal on an axle. Two wreck trains cleared the lines by 9 p.m. EDT. No injuries reported.
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Linesville
Associated Press
Meadville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Canton
Ohio
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Lake Ere
Tuffy
Corner of
Center
Washington Ste
Tihe
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
Saye
the, National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Russell Livenspire
Mercer
Howard Johnson
Spring Creek
Emmit Young
East Branch
Donald A. Stewart
East Main Street
Hime
Thomas Motors
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Clinton Street
Corry, Pennsylvania
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