Corry Area Police Cite Reckless Driving and Accidents
A report from Corry details Reckless driving by Franklin Delano Babcock now king in Erie, after a Saturday night incident at Wayne street and East Columbus avenue. Other notes include Eugene Gray charged with leaving after a two car crash on East Columbus, and local officials reporting vandalism and thefts with various suspects and minor damages recorded.
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Eugene Gray
Centerville
Sea
Edwin Schramling Oi Culinbis
West Main Street
First Avenue
Gray
Schramling
James Miller
Snyder Circle
Abderman Porter Auer
Cole
Wayne Street
Snder Circle
Polio
George R. Kirin
B.D. 1
Columbus
East Collin Avenue
Kirin
Botutie Street
Rubert Wilson
Biriv
East Columbu
Porter Auer
MacArthur Undergoes Serious Esophagus Bleed Surgery
Army officials report General Douglas MacArthur in serious condition after surgery to treat a ruptured esophageal bleed linked to spleen enlargement. Lt Gen Leonard Heaton and Lt Col Thomas Whelan supervised procedures including gallbladder removal on March 6. Vital signs stable, doctors cautious about cancer fears though no new surgery planned.
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Hage Une
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Thomas J. Whelan Sr
MacArthur
Heaton
Carnival head dies in Hot Springs Arkansas
Paul Olson aged 58 co-owner of Olson Shows a major railroad traveling carnival died in a Hot Springs hospital on Sunday. He led the family enterprise with long years in the carnival business and shared duties with his wife. The Olson Shows were a prominent touring attraction across the United States, bringing midway entertainment to towns and fairs. He was a well known figure in the traveling carnival circuit.
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Carnival Head
Hot Springs
Ark
Paul Olson
Ruby Declares Self Pauper in Murder Trial
Ruby, a condemned slayer, signs a pauper affidavit prepared by lawyers Huslesan and Pona-Wil. The document aims to secure court costs and official reward for a month-long murder trial, avoiding charges to him or his relatives.
U S weighs guerrilla unit plan for Vietnam wards
Washington discusses forming a highly trained South Vietnamese ranger force to combat Viet Cong in home areas. The idea, aiming to outfight guerrillas on their terms, builds on decades of Ranger use but seeks better anti guerrilla effectiveness and stronger local defense. Leaders blame weaker Civil Guard units for failures to hold cleared zones.
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Washington
White House
United States
U.S
Nguyen Khanh
First Lady views Moon program visit in Alabama
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson toured the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama inspecting Saturn V rocket engines and space exhibits. She praised the South for backing the nations moon project while meeting 37 Alabama relatives in Autauga County.
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Huntsville
Ala
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marshall Space Flight Center
Alabama
South
America
Johnson
Space Center
Thomas Jefferson
Minnie Patillo ‘Taylor
Autauga County
Concrete Slabs Kill Two Men at Bethlehem Steel Plant
SUPWALAL N Y AP Two workers were killed and three injured when concrete slabs toppled on them at Bethlehem Steel in Lackawanna. Leroy Benton and Gregg Adams, both Buffalo residents, died from the collapse. Alfred Grassia 48 Buffalo in serious condition with chest injury. Samuel Duridazzo 51 Buffalo and Bonafaccia Franko 53 Buffalo listed in fair and good condition respectively.
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Supwalal
N.Y
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna
Edward Egan
Erie County
Leroy Benton
Gregg Adams
Buffalo
John W. Cowper, Inc
Alfred Grassia
Our Lady of Victory Hospital
Samuel Ruridazzo
Bonafaccia Franko
Teener Boy Held In Girl's Death In Pittsburgh
Fourteen or fifteen year old David Diethorn is held on involuntary manslaughter charges for the shooting death of 13 year old Dorothy Jean Stadelman amid a guns play spree with her brother John 15. Police say the youths stole six guns and face burglary and armed robbery charges for six thefts and a streetcar operator holdup.
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Pittsburgh
David Diethorn
Carrick
Diethorn
Dorothy Jean Stadelman
John
Stadelman
Yank Officer Killed In Asia
A two seat Vietnamese air force fighter was shot down south of Saigon by rockets from communist guerrillas. A U S Air Force officer and a Vietnamese crewmate were killed. This death raised U S casualties in South Vietnam to 125.
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Sawuun
Sou Viet Nam
U. S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Peter Lorre Dies at 59 in Hollywood Stroke
Hollywood AP reports Peter Lorre died at 59 from a stroke. The Hungarian actor, famed for chilling heavy roles since 1927, was found by a housekeeper beside his bed and had long battled high blood pressure. Vincent Price called the death a tragedy. Lorre rarely exercised but remained gregarious and witty.
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Hollywood
Peter Lorre
Getor
Lorre
Vincent Price
Boris Karloff
Spain
Heart Attack Fatal Claims Franklin Publisher Wayne Bleakley
Wayne W. Bleakley Jr., 48, editor and publisher of the Franklin News-Herald, died of a heart attack. A Penn State 1938 graduate, he became publisher in 1940 and editor in 1953. Survived by his mother Margaret and sister Harriet R. Bleakley of Franklin. residences in Franklin and Tucson.
Sharon Native WAC Member Killed in Ft Bragg Crash
Lt Patricia Bender 25 of Sharon Pennsylvania, a member of the Women’s Army Corps, was killed in a two car crash on the Ft Bragg Military Reservation. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Charles J Bender of Sharon.
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PENN
WAC
FT. Bragg
N. C
Sharon
Women’s Army Corps
Patricia Bender
Charles J. Bender
Glenn's Illness Labyrinthitis
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. remains hospitalized with labyrinthitis an inner ear condition causing balance disruption diagnosed by the Cleveland Plain Dealer report. The Democratic Senate candidate was injured in a fall in his Columbus apartment on February 26 previously described as a brain concussion.
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Cleveland
Save
John H. Glenn Jr
Cleveland Plain Dealer
School of Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Tex
Glenn
U.S
Ohio
Columbus
End to Minors Smoking In Western Pennsylvania Vending
AP reports a program by about 100 Western Pennsylvania vending operators to bar minors from cigarette purchases. Decals warn shoppers and machines are removed if warnings are ignored, aligning with Eastern Pennsylvania actions from February.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Automatic Merchandising Council
Pennsylvania
Kennedy Library Fund Reaches Half of Goal in New York
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy announced in New York that more than half of the $10 million needed to build the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial Library at Harvard has been raised. The library will house books and documents related to the late president.
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New York
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Harvard University
Robert IP. Kennedy
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Clifford E. Wing
Youngsville
Robert Thompson
Wing
Thompson
National Forge Chcir
Don Abraham
Frank Grice
Grice
North Center Street
Frank Cervola
East
Columbus Avenue
Louis
Baker
Scranton
Greenville
Elly Clers
Maradgerous Tarpon Springs
Flu
Mead Oak
Chamber of Comnercept
Robert Ks
Jerry Mutin
Charles Burri
Ann Moore
Donna Bacens
Frank Sproveri
Wayne Seitz
Kathy Ann Graham
Lawn and Plant Food
Barney's Firestone
South Center Street
Ruby
Asia Guerrillas
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
N. Center Ph
Cohen Auto Supply AutomOtive
Franklin St
Dial
TUFFY
Kendall
Frank Litz
Spring Street
Corry, Pa
AUTO
Rerata
Frank
Thomas Motors
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry
Jall
Dorothea Williams
Lancaster
Emil Weis
Florida
Scott Spring
Carroll
Beauty Salon
Hipps
Roto-Tillers
Briggs & Stratton Engine
Arevete
Asia
Area
Fogle Lumber
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