Police hearing hints at license suspension for local driver
Chief Harley Drake testified as a witness about the proposed suspension of Richard Stroup of Spring Creek after multiple reckless driving arrests. At the Bureau of Highway Safety hearing Stroup argued for license retention while Beardsley of Spring Creek failed to show a license at the city police station and was cited. A special Erie origin train carried Shriners to Atlantic City for the convention opening today. Robert MacDonald of West Washington Street faced a hearing after reckless driving charges and was fined. Charles Bidwell of Union City died. Door prize winners at Wid Tan and Teah drug store included Cosma Parkhurst Louderback Platt McKuhn. Berkhaus property on West Washington Street extension sold to Ralph Seifert for nursery use. Four injured in local accidents. youths Kerstetter Van Dresar Moore and Kennedy given hospital care. Local winners of cameras at Macko Market were Mrs. Harold Drace Sweet and Ann Crawford. A dog bite report involved Walter Rhodes accusing Glenn King. Oscar Fritz and spouse celebrated their 44th anniversary at Findley Lake cottage.
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Harley Drake
Richard Stroup
B.D. 1
Spring Creek
Stroup
Bureau of Highway Safety
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gerald Kerstetter
West Park Place
Jan van Dresar
Alfred van Dresar
Wayne Street
Joy Moore
Willie Moore
Clymer
Jerry Kennedy
John Kennedy
Survey traffic study plans future road work
Harrisburg State Highway Department launches a summer traffic survey program to map origin and destination patterns for cars and trucks. Cities involved include Lancaster, Chambersburg, New Kensington, Oil City, Hanover and Williamsport. Cost about 150000 dollars with federal aid covering half. municipalities pay token shares.
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Ley Association Press
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Lancaster
Chambersburg
New Kensington
Oil City
Hanover
Williamsport
Paul D. Muffley
Department
Battle Flares On Israeli Border Near Kalkilyeh
A report from Jerusalem says a great force of Israeli soldiers crossed the Israeli Jordan border near Kalkilyeh and attacked an Arab Legion base. Four Legionnaires were killed and several injured. An Israeli spokesman admitted the crossing but said only a small Israeli unit was involved and that the unit strayed by mistake. one Israeli soldier is missing.
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Jerusalem
Yuoraniousaat
Television and Youth survey finds kids favor TV
A Newsreel study from Ann Arbor Michigan reports that most children prefer television to books radio and movies. It notes 81 percent say TV does not interfere with homework and about 50 percent say TV aids studies with insights into science history government and current events.
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Ann Harbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
Na- Leo Ultion
Mitorola
Motorola
Seous CO
South First Avenue
Corry
Truman Improves After Postop Setback In Hospital
Former president Harry S. Truman, 70, was reported somewhat better but still serious after a difficult weekend in convalescence following gall bladder and appendix removal surgery eight days ago. A hospital spokesman cited secondary infections and drug hypersensitivity as complications. Mrs. Truman visited him again.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Robert Adams
Research Hospital
Truman
Adams
Three Du Ponts Named in Windfall Probe at Senate Hearing
Three Du Pont family members were named at a Senate Banking Committee hearing as stockholders who received a windfall profit of 549 975 dollars tied to three Delaware apartment projects backed by government insured loans. Witnesses said a broader pattern emerged across 27 large scale apartment ventures and involved British citizens profiting from Long Island projects. The Canadian National Railway remains the largest in North America with 24 150 miles of main track and 9 000 miles of secondary track.
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Associated Press
Washington
DuPont
Senate
Delaware
William F. McKenna
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Senate Banking Committee
Long Island
McKenna
Senator Capehart
R-Ind
Canadian National Railway
Ee An
North America
Miners Offer 11 Point Program To Coal Firm
Hard coal miners in the Panther Creek Valley of Northeastern Pennsylvania approved a 10 point plan at Tamaqua High School Stadium to keep mines open. They offer to forgo 20 days of pay, about 194 million dollars, to persuade Lehigh Navigation Coal Co. to cancel permanent mine closures.
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Assoca
Tamaqua
Panther Creek
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Navigation Coal Co
Tamaqua High School
Philadelphia
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co
Tidal Wave Toll to Seven on Lake Michigan
Coast Guard and police said the Saturday Lake Michigan tidal wave may claim seven lives. Four fishermen were recovered from a pier area and two rock jetty victims later. Three fishermen remain missing near Montrose Harbor as divers search for their bodies. The wave, 6 to 20 feet高, struck a 25 mile shore stretch, likely caused by a wind squall followed by sudden calm.
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Peareoes
Scago
Coast Guard
Saturaay
Lake Michigan
Montrose Harbor
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Beardsley
Hhis
Erie
Atlantic City
Robert MacDonald
West Washington Street
M. 8. Cobbett
MacDonald
Charles Bidwell
Union City
Crawford County
Widtan and Teah Drug Store
Cosma
North Center Street
Charles Parkhurst
East Smith Street
P. G. Louderback
East South Street
James 8. Platt
Bigin
Bath
Floyd McKuhn
R. Travel Iron
Homer Berkhaus
West
Washington Street
Ralph Seifert
Berkhaus
Macko
East Main Street
Harold Drace
G. A. Sweet
Ann Crawford
Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Glenn King
West Congress Street
King
Oscar Fritz
Findley Lake
Doi
Ihen
Marcus Hook
American Viscose Corp
Turkey
Katherine
E. V. McClintock
Center St
Pam UL Th
The
National Bank
the National Bank
Wureece
RCA Victor Sales & Service
Davis Radio-Television
N. Center 51
Cady & Collier
Geert
Meerdink
House OF Furniture
Federal
Depeett
Corry Savings Cloan Go
Center
Stregt
Tric
Stromberg- Carlson
Stromberg Carlson
Stromberg-Carleom
Stromberg-Carlson
Teek
All-Way Electric Co
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