Dead and Two More Unhurt In Area Crashes
Two men died in separate traffic crashes near Titusville and Windsor. John Wale Jr., 32, of Oil City, died at 7:35 p.m. after his car struck a cement abutment on Route four miles south of Titusville. Wilfred Yeager, 43, of Windsor, Ohio, died early yesterday when his car hit a culvert on Route 302 near Windsor. A passenger in Wade’s car, Jack L. McFadden, 2, of Oil City, is in serious condition with a head injury. Police and medical examiners ruled both deaths accidental. A northbound pickup driven by William Schillinger, 20, of Oil City, rolled over after striking an embankment near Fairway Knolls. passenger Paul Bickel, 29, sustained minor injuries. Schillinger escaped with a cut finger and minor injuries.
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Titusville
Yesteray Rice
John Wale Jr
Od City
Titusville Hospital
Wilfred ©. Yeager
B.D. 1
Windsor
Ohio
Wade
Jack L. McFadden
Oil City
M. Sonne
Carcher
Crawford County
Joel
Yeager
Ashtabula General Hospital
Route 8
Fayrway Knolls
Paul Bickel
Mmilenton
William Schillinger
L City
Schillinger
Bickel
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corporation
Macmillan Backs Summit to Resolve Berlin Crisis
Harold Macmillan presses for a common Allied stand and urges a summit with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev after a Big Four foreign ministers meeting proposed for May. Senator J William Fulbright says the United States should bring Berlin and other issues to a summit.
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Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Berlin
Indicted Mine Leader Plans Resignation in Taft Hartley Case
Dominic J. Alamo, 40, indicted for accepting 30,000 from Knox Co. and violating Taft Hartley, told UMW he will resign this week from Local 1004 pit committee. He cited local union procedures, says resignation effective March 18, after being urged by International VP Thomas Kennedy. Grand jury action occurred March 4 in Scranton. other Knox Co. officers indicted for monthly payments.
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Peetston
Dominic J. Alamo
United Mine Workers
UMW
I Alaimo
Knox Co.l Co
Thomas Kennedy
UMW International
Alaimo
Malmo
Kennedy
Taft-Hartley
Mhe
Federal Grand Jury
Alamo
Scranton
Knox Co
Washington
Justice Department
Altimov
Knox
Welch to play judge in Anatomy of a Murder film
Boston attorney Joseph Welch, famed for the Army McCarthy hearings, has been invited to portray a judge in Otto Preminger’s Anatomy of a Murder. He says lawyers do not emote in court and credits the script for its faithful, compelling adaptation, written by John Vawter.
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Do_ lawers
Boston
Joseph Welch
McCarthy Hearinijs
Tne
Otto Preminger
Michigan
Welch
Chirenee Darrow
Aviano
Thy Eenaney
Jim
Tama
Darrow
Tia
Joln Vawter
Michiuin Supreme Court
Solons Prepare Tax Showdown in Pennsylvania Crawl
Legislators clash with business groups over a tax package as caucuses warn of opposition. Trade groups such as the Pennsylvania Tavern Association and the Pennsylvania Restaurant Association urge members, employees, and consumers to write lawmakers and oppose proposals. Senate Budget Committee hearings open to probe state agencies with an eye to efficiency. A separate five member probe headed by Sen George Wade targets the Blaine Public Transportation Department. Sen James Borger pushes a five member panel to probe the Public Welfare Department.
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Pensylvania Tavern Assa
Pennylvania Asn
Pennsylvania
Hive
Fach
Senate
Public Welfare Department
Berger
Congressmen Write Own Headlines
Washington AP notes members of Congress publish their own headlines in the Congressional Record. The piece cites examples by Reps Herlong Hechler Aspinall Flood Dingell Hoffman and others, plus a Hoover 1924 State of the Union excerpt. It mentions a Senate proposal for annual General Assembly sessions and a constitutional amendment awaiting referendum.
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Congress
Rep. A
Ken Hechler
Dwva
Republican Party
God
Mr. Dulles
Wayne N Aspinall
D-Cole
Reichina
Joe
Honest Joan
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
John B. Dingell
D-Mich
Clare B. Hoffman
R-Mieh
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Senate
General Assembly
Moerdink’s Distinctive Furniture Announce Hours
Moerdink’s Distinctive Furniture on West Smith Street lists hours Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday from 1 to 8. Appointments available any day except Sunday. Classified want ads.
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Sture
Moerdink
West Smith Street
Wall Street Opens With Mild Profit And Mixed Early Gains
New York AP report shows stock market surging to record highs but trading mixed as the day continues. Gains appear spotty with many blue chips off slightly from earlier highs while several names such as AT&T and General Electric edge into modest gains amid cautious strength. An egg market note follows with whites and browns priced in New York spot quotations and varied by quality.
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American
At&t
Anaconda Atlantic Refining
Bethlehem Steel _ Carrier Corp
Case Sa
Chrysler Cities
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Edison
Continental Can Eastman Kodukine
Woman Defies Gunman In Market Robbery Attempt
Compton California report describes shopkeeper Mrs Jere Ledet refusing to turn and flee during a robbery. The gunman demanded money and threatened to shoot, but fled after Ledet challenged him, saying she was scared but stood firm.
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Compton
Calif
Market
Jere Ledet
Pittsburgh GOP leader James Malone home burglarized
AP reports in Pittsburgh the home of James F Malone president of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association and a Republican leader was burglarized last night. Mrs Malone said thieves took 75 in cash and jewelry valued at about 4000. Police said the break in occurred in the Squirrel Hill district through a rear window.
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PMA
Pittsburgh
James F. Malone
Pennsylvans Manufacturers Association
Public Auction at Hammond Sport Store Sale
Auction at Hammond Sport Store 70 North Main Unionity Penny on Wednesday March 18 at 12 30 pm featuring Winchester Model 10 257 caliber Savage Model 99 249 caliber shotguns rifles ammunition hunting gear optics reels rods baits bows archery equipment scales clocks typewriter and various hardware items. Herbert Hammond owner. Auctioneers Arthur and Laurence Scouten Spar tansburg. e13 16
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North Main Street
Unionity
Penny
Winchester
Savage
Mit
McCuskey
Smith Corons
Victor
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Eet
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Cherry Creek
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