Weather shifts as cold end to the week approaches
The forecast calls for near to above normal temperatures with a warm tomorrow followed by cooler days midweek and a colder end to the week. Precipitation totals near three quarters of an inch with showers tomorrow and Wednesday and snow flurries later in the week. Multiple local incidents are reported: a bicycle fall sends 9-year-old Douglas Pelkowski to hospital. Allan Higby 18 injured in a one car crash. a 16-year-old Iowa boy treated for an ear infection after arriving at Corry Memorial Hospital. The Fanbore College loan list names six Carry students. Deaths and incidents include Mrs. Sadie Lewis, fishery search efforts for Tinaee Bott, Joseph Petruso in an auto crash, and a 12-year-old boy located after a long nighttime search. Damages in Wattsburg and a statewide weekend death toll are noted.
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Allan Higby
Corry-Spartansburg
St. Vincent's Stal
Erie
Lewis Higby
Spartansburg
Iowa
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pit
Richard Good
Massachusetts
Colfax
Leaks Charged After Borrowed Jack Incident
Charles R Leaks 21 of Red Lion was with a motorist to borrow a jack to fix a flat tire on his own car.
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Lancaster
Sach
Charles R. Leaks
Red Lion
U S Adds Air Power To Bases In Thailand
Hong Kong report says the United States expanded air strength at Thai bases enabling raids over North Vietnam. Bangkok officials claim bases are for training only, while pilots on leave describe participation in operations. The Thai stance remains anti Communist and wary of U S military roles in Vietnam.
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Hong Kong
United States
Thailand
Viet Nam
Bangkok
U.S
Pentagon
U.S. S
Air Force
State Hearings on Major Bipartisan Confronting Pa Measures
State lawmakers open hearings on a major bi partisan bill package including energy and consumer credit bills. The Senate moves a solar measure to committee while a $500 million land and water bond issue is scheduled for hearings. Scranton officials pause police participation amid wiretapping disclosures.
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House
Senate
Scranton Administration
Way
Jack E.mcgregor
Charles
Scranton
Chief Justice Burke of North Dakota Dies at 69
Chief Justice Thomas J. Burke of North Dakota died yesterday at age 69. He was elected to the North Dakota Supreme Court in 1938.
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Bismarck
N. D
Thomas J. Burke
North Dakota
North Dakota Supreme Court
U S Forces in Thailand Amid Rescue Efforts and Frustrations
U S reconnaissance planes operate from Thailand with occasional Navy crews aiding search and rescue. Helicopters fly over the border to reach downed airmen in Communist territories. Military teams may number about 17 000 in Thailand, while sentiment grows that risks and duties are not fully recognized.
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U.S. Air Force
Thailand
U.S. Navy
United States
Army
Navy
Tragic shooting leads to high speed pursuit across multiple towns
Off duty pursuit begins after a teen shoots Wentling in a parking lot. Officer Keys administers aid before the victim dies at Greenville Hospital. A car-thief gang flees, prompting Warren State Police and Corry police to set roadblocks and chase via Route 58 277 498 and 227 ending with a car crash and a loss of sighting.
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Reynauld
Wentling
Keys
Weatling
Greenville
Mercer
Garland
Warren
Cpl
Willam Baran
Edward DeSimon
Corry
Charles Sutton
Emmanuel
Pete) Robertson
Union
West Church Streets
East Main Street
South Center Street
West Main Street
Second Avenue
Fugitives cornered in Corry as police seal off Climax Building
Northwestern Pennsylvania troopers and Corry police massed around the Climax Building and adjacent streets after learning three teenage fugitives were inside. Fire and ambulance crews set roadblocks at major intersections while officers searched the boat storage site and secured the Foster residence where the trio surrendered.
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Peece
Tripad
Pennsylvania
West Main
First Avenue
West Pleasant
Second
Third
Fourth Avenues
Mead Uue
Second Avenue
Eagle Street
Corry Ambulance Service
West Washington
Fire Department
West Main Street
Union City
Climax Building
Almon Foster
Corry
Foster Home
Foster Place
West
Washington
Street chase ends with trio in custody after exchange of fire
Police pursued a car used in a street incident and exchanged gunfire as it crashed near a roadblock. The three youths were handcuffed and taken to the Corry substation for questioning. The car had a destroyed rear window and trunk damage but no injuries reported. The suspect Wentling, a local wrestling figure, was noted as a son of Greenville residents.
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Corry
Greenville
Mercer
Warren
Wentling
Parke Wentling
Two Car Crash Shakes Union City Overnight
Police said Mrs. Menoher lost control of her car causing a two vehicle collision. The impact sent the other car over a steep embankment into a hospital parking area. All occupants were taken to the emergency room for checks on possible injuries.
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Union City
Menoher
Pam
Chiang Kai-shek Re-elected Leader of China
Chiang Kai-shek was elected to a fourth term as head of the National Assembly. Reports say he won by a large majority as the body convened to confirm leadership and set the course for the Republic of China.
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Pate
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Chang
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