Arrest Cycle Gang Members For Assault
Franklin police report a brutal early Sunday attack by eight men in the Brothers Regime motorcycle gang. Four suspects—Donald E. Woods, William Dana Keely, Raymond Lee Boling, and William G. Young—were arrested on assault with intent to kill warrants. two were released on bond and two remain jailed on $3,000 bonds. Victims George Deal and Larry Scott were treated and released. A fifth suspect is sought by description. Organizations referenced include Brothers Regime with members from northwestern Pennsylvania and northeastern Ohio.
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Franklin
George Deal
Larry Scott
Deal
Scott
Donald E. Woods
Newtown Falls
Ohio
William Dana Keely
Raymond Lee Boling
Clintonville
William G. Young
Robert Billingsley
Billingsley
John Doe
Pennsylvania
Venango County
Boling
Young
Woods
Keely
Franklin Hospital
Amtrak reroutes trains around Pennsylvania after Agnes floods
Amtrak continues using a southern New York state route for the Broadway Limiteds trip to Kansas as floodwaters from Tropical Storm Agnes disrupt lines between Lancaster and Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Delays vary by train while officials inspect tracks and assess water and mud damage. A dam threat near Baltimore prompted a precautionary halt to service between New York and Washington.
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Philadelphia
Amtrack
New York
Midwest
Pennsylvania
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Lancaster
Harrisburg
New York State
Kansas
Grand Central Station
Albany
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Ohio
Penn Central
Washington
Susquehanna
Baltimore
Roland Lake
Columbus Girl Best Organist In Our Little Miss Pageant
Eleven year old Judy Orton daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Orton of Columbus proved that it isn t only the big girls from the Corry area who bring back trophies from beauty and talent contests Back home after competing in the Our Little Miss Pennsylvania contest at Lycoming College Williamsport Judy came carrying the first place trophy for her organ performance for the Lycoming College event and for Columbus
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Judy Orton
Henry Orton
Columbus
Corry Area
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Judy
Lycoming
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Sandra Croscheck
Uniontown
New Orleans
Coon Shuts Off North East Power Substation Outage
A raccoon crawled into Penelec's North East substation causing a 2,800 customer outage from 10:44 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. A North East fire office report tied the incident to the power failure while investigators continue.
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Coon
North East Power
Penelec
North East
Jiffy Foods Ae
Government says Viet War constitutional due to congressional funding
In Philadelphia AP report, the federal government argues the Vietnam War is constitutional because Congress funded and supplied manpower. Nine peace activists seek a ruling that the undeclared war is unconstitutional, contending Congress must declare war. The hearing considered standing and political question issues, with judges weighing executive and legislative collaboration in sustaining the war effort.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Justice Department
Daniel H. Huyett
John F. Kennedy
D. Michael Fenner
Executive
Southeast Asia
David Kairys
Fenner
Executive Branch
Victor Rabinowitz
New York
National Emergency Civil Liberties Union
Adams
Rabinowitz
S. Supreme Court
United States
Lawrence Vevel
Constitutional Law
Catholic University
Washington
U.S. Senate
Velvel
House
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Robert Moses
The
Fair Corporation
Army
Linda K. Olson
Claims Government
South Center Street
Corry
Fubiniture
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