Local Sheriff Notice of Property Distribution in Erie County
A county sheriff notice records a 10 day period for distribution of seized property in Erie Township Pennsylvania. It lists financial figures including 48 612.32 and 38 719.40 and references a court order from the Executive Courts of the County. The notice names parties and property parcels by labels such as Pennsyl van y and Leon Bot y farm, detailing boundaries and locations within the township.
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Insylvania
Terest
Raise Nat s Debt Again
Washington AP reports that raising the national debt ceiling remains a painful yearly task for Congress. Democrats face tax plan pressures and aim to minimize deficits, while Republicans see delaying action as a lever to curb spending, as Ways and Means members shelve the debt bill for at least a month.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
House
Ways and Means
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Snow totals near average as storms push inches higher
Weather report shows snow accumulation at about 25 inches on the ground with 16 inches on February 1 and 96 inches last year at this date. Weatherman Richard Mountain notes below normal temperatures drive ongoing buildup and forecasts 20 to 25 more inches by month’s end while highway crews keep roads open.
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Richard Mountain
African Students Riot Over Principal Expulsion
In Pretoria area, African students confronted and stoned a white police official after he attempted to calm them amidst a dispute at the Wilberforce Institute. The uproar followed the expulsion order targeting two students accused of urging Africans not to pay tuition fees. Authorities backed the principal’s decision, sparking anger among students.
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Pretoria
Africa
Eyaton
William Wessels
Cal Int
Wilberforce Institute
Studanta
Teener Admits Killing Father in Pennsylvania
Walter Hilsta Jr. aged 18 confessed to fatally shooting his father, Harmony Township police chief Walter Hista Sr., and wounding his 15 year old brother Ronald after an argument. Ronald, shot in the arm and side, was hospitalized as investigators noted the intruder theory was later disproved.
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Shaver
Walter Hilsta Jr
Richard Steward
Beaver County
Hilsta
Walter Hista Sr
Harmony Two
Ronald
Russell Meskow
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Walter Jr
Meskow
Ils
Young Walter
Ronald J
Walter
Pent
Scranton Cuts Hit State Highway Unit In Budget Move
A 10 percent across the board cutback in the New Jersey state highway department takes effect this week, reducing maintenance staff by about 16 workers in the Union City and Warren County divisions. The savings total roughly five million dollars, with district engineers enforcing the workforce reduction to balance maintenance. On call and temporary workers face immediate and near term terminations, leaving snow emergency crews as retained staff. Dr Prahelgen Santamaria, 74, noted author and politician, died in Jalisco, Mexico, from heart ailment.
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Scranton
State Highway Department
Union City
Warren County
Harrisburg
Jaracruz
Mexico
Prahelgen
J Santamaria
Four Asian Flu Cases In Pennsylvani a
The state Health Department reports four known Asian flu cases in Pennsylvania this year. Dr William D Schrack notes the total is not alarming compared with New York and Maryland. The latest victim is a student at Upper Perkiomen High School in Montgomery County, Pennsburg resident, first 1963 school pupil case.
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Harhishuru
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
William D. ‘Schrack
Upper Plemen High School
Montgomery Conentas
Pennsburg
Berlin Wall down in Atlanta after judge order
Atlanta officials dismantled the so called Berlin Wall barricades across Peyton and Harlan streets following Superior Court Judge George P. Whitman Sr. order to remove barriers aimed at limiting movement between white and Negro neighborhoods. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. stated the city would not contest the ruling as housing pressures for Atlanta's large Negro population remained unresolved.
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Atlanta
Peyton
Harlan
Superior Court
George P. Whitman
Ivan Allen Jr
Whitman
Aldermanic Board
Deine
Peyton Road
C. Thornton
Convict Dad In Death Of Daughter
Joseph E Schwardto figure, a 300 pound unemployed warehouse worker, was convicted of second degree manslaughter in the death of his six year old daughter Deborah who weighed 21 pounds at death. An all male Erie County Court jury delivered the verdict after a three week trial. His wife, a co defendant, was committed to Matteawan State Hospital. The child died from malnutrition and wrist wounds from belts. The couple's six other children were placed in foster care. Sentencing set for January twenty fifth. Schwardto figure faces up to 15 years in jail
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Buffalo
N.J
Joseph E. Schwardtdigure
Erie
Schwardto
Matteawan State Hospital
Deborah
Schwardiz
Hamblen recounts killing escaped California panther
Cowboy singer Stuart Hamblen described tracking and killing a female black panther that had terrorized the Conejo Valley after escaping Jungleland Compound. He joined a hunter and dogs, faced hours of fruitless search, then confirmed the panther’s capture inside the enclosure.
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Thousand Oaks
Call
Cis
Conejo
Pound
Hills
Ford
California
Hamblen
Hollywood
Barry Claims U S spying By Plane In Cuba Called Off
Nassau reporting Bahama colonial authorities and the British navy investigate claims that Fidel Castro's men trespassed in British waters to kidnap two Americans and 10 Cubans. Bahamian police planned visits to Mbow Cay Cay Sal and Cay Lobos while El Mundo claims a CIA agent was arrested before entering an embassy with incriminating documents.
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Barry
U.S
Cuba
Nassau, Bahamas
Baamas
Fidel Castro
Kenneth Walmsley
Bahamas
Mbow Cay
Cay Sal
Cay Lobos
Bahama Islands
Cube
Havana
el Mundo
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Mantel del Valle Caral
CTA
Oriente
J. E. L. Martin
Ds.c
West Indies
Elbow Cay
Walmsley
Charles Ashmann
Miami
Fla
Castro
Heer
Ashmann
Washington
United States
Cyeco
U S Disarm Leader Returns To Washington
United States disarmament chief William S. Foster plans to travel to Washington by plane to push Geneva talks toward a nuclear test ban. He criticized the Soviet stance as rigid after the talks stalled with Deputy Premier Vyacheslav Molotov leaving Geneva days earlier.
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Weneva
Arms Sonttel
Disarmament Agency
Willian O.fyater
Penelec Names New Manager For Corry Area
Allen Kuhn is named to run the Corry district of Pennsylvania Electric, succeeding Earl T. Cherry who retires at month end. A reception to introduce Kuhn to business and industrial leaders will be held next Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Hotel Corry. Cherry has led the Corry district since 1941 and previously served as mayor and as a director of local development and planning groups.
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Allen Kuhn
Corry
Pennsylvania Electric Company
R. A. Pickup
Northwest
Kuhn
Earl T. Cherry
Jkwsw
Kul
Cherry
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Gorry
Albion
French Miners Strike Continues Across Nation
About 200 000 miners from northern and eastern France stay away from state mines for a second day demanding 11 percent pay rise and a 40 hour week without pay loss. President de Gaulle’s government remains unwilling to meet the demands.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Attendance Holds Steady Despite Weather in Corry District
In Corry area schools attendance largely rebounded after storms. Spring Creek saw 23 of 97 pupils absent about 26 percent, while Serine Week reported 17 absentees about 20 percent. Columbite faced heavy substitute use with only 10 of 297 absent, and Tiny Harding School posted 20 percent absent. Other district schools ranged eight to ten percent away.
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Corry
Tusville
Yenanga
Ohe
Jotingdh
Bernard Porter
Columbite
Harding School
Hyuriss Sehoat
Eurall
Uth
MS Vth
Ith
Wright Schools
Concord School
Harfling Sebont
Sprite Creek
Pita
US officials deny British brain-drain accusation
Washington officials rejected Britain's claim that the United States conducts a high pressure campaign to recruit British scientists. They noted the total UK arrivals were about 575 in 1961, only 4 percent of 93,000 engineers and scientists produced in the US, and said the brain drain is not a major factor.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
Cuba
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Defense Roberts
McNamara
U.S
Senate Armed Services
Navy
Air Force
Congress
Britain
Lord Hallsham
House of Lords
National Science Foundation
National Academy of Sciences
National Agronautics and Space Administration
Edward Wenk
Jerome N. Wiesner
Lord Hailsham
Large Erie County Absenteeism Amid Flu Rumors
Erie County New York reports 20,000 public school pupils absent with flu like ailments while Asian flu cases rise in Rochester Syracuse and Albany. Monroe County notes stable absenteeism. Buffalo virology lab has not isolated virus or identified antibodies yet. Columbus Hospital reports nurses working double shifts due to illness.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Erie County
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Monroe County Health Department
Erie County Virology Laboratory
Columbus Hospital
Churchill May Accept Honorary U.S. Citizenship
Washington reports former British prime minister Winston Churchill would be elated and deeply moved by U.S. honorary citizenship. An aide to Rep. Walter said the embassy signaled Churchill’s acceptance of proposals to confer citizenship.
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Washington
Winston -Churchill
U. S
Francis Walter
D-Ba
Waltae
Chiroil
Walter
House, Immigration and Nationality
Churenit
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