Local incidents include dog hit by car and city fines
Police disposed of a small bulldog after it was hit by a car at the William and East Main streets intersection. Glenn Stufflebeam, 44, of 918 North Center Street, was fined 25 dollars and costs for violating city refuse rules. A missing cloth purse with Rosary beads was reported near West Main Street. Local residents report ski injuries, prize drawings, and a funeral in California for Sam J. Irvine. Eighteen people died in Pennsylvania accidents over the weekend, mostly traffic fatalities, with several named victims. Corry residents suffered minor injuries from knives and cow- related incidents. State Police recorded one accident weekend in Centerville Route 8. two drivers involved were Susan Bowles and Alice Bunce.
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William and
East Main Streets
Glenn Stufflebeam
North Center Street
City Or Finance
Avenue A
Porter Auer
Stufflebeam
Corry
Centerville
Susan C. Bowles
Warren
Alice M. Bunce
R. D
Cambridge Spring
Planes Bomb Wrong Targets In Vietnam Clash
Amid heavy shelling a Skyraider dive missed its bombs after a warning by a liaison plane. One man died and ten were seriously wounded as medics treated the wounded. An American helicopter and two Vietnamese choppers evacuated the dead and injured while door gunners supplied cover with plasma in a tense retreat.
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Duker
Wafford
Taylor sees improving Asia situation and Viet Cong gains
Taylor argues morale rising in South Vietnam after air raids on the north and notes political improvement since the Quat civilian regime took over in February. He sees no signs of a North Vietnamese ground offensive, while Lodge predicts overall improvement as time goes on and believes air strikes will deter Hanoi's risks.
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Grant Sharp
South Viet Nam
Quat
Red China
Taylor
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
NBC
Route 8 Left Turn Collision No Injuries Reported
A left turn off Route 8 resulted in a collision with no injuries. Property damage totaled $275. Troopers said charges may be pending.
Steel Unions Near Final Package For Industry Demands
Steelworkers President David J. McDonald convened top aides to finalize the economic package for the steel industry. Joseph Molony will prepare demands, with I W Abel drafting non economic contract items. A 45 cent package was sought, while the industry demanded 25 cents, with a May 1 deadline.
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Pypsburgh
Union Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Joseph Molony
USW
Upstate
New York
I. W. Abel
Union
Molony
Abel
Flipper Grabs Top TV Award in Hollywood
Porpoise Flipper named performing animal television star of the year at the Patsy awards. Patrina the tiger from A Tiger Walks named picture animal. Awards Saturday night sponsored by the American Humane Association.
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Flipper
Hollywood
Patrina
Walt Disney
The
American Humane Association
Fire in Oakland destroys two buildings near Pitt campus
A general alarm blaze in Pittsburgh's Oakland district last night leveled two buildings and damaged a third near the University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning. Fire Chief Stephen Adley put total damage at 100000 with no injuries reported.
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Pittsburgh
Oakland
University of Pittsburgh
Catheral of Learning
Stephen Adley
Fox Hunter Wounded by Ricocheting Bullet in Warren
Warren police said John Tutara, 25, was wounded in the left thigh by shrapnel from a ricocheting .22 bullet fired by companion Charles Gren during a fox hunt in Heart's Content. Gren, 18, of Warren, fired at a fox on a ridge. the bullet hit a rock and ricocheted. David Titus, local game warden, continues the investigation.
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Buddy
Warren
John Tutara
Warren General Hospital
Tutara
Charles Gren
David Titus
CAP Team Finds Victim In Test Search
Corry's Civil Air Patrol Squadron 504 under Group 40 in Erie conducted a drill at Lawrence Airport for a practice search and rescue. A cadet simulated a downed flyer with a leg fracture, found by ranger teams after sighting from a pilot, with cadets at base handling admin and radio comms.
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Tice
Abbey
Johnston
CAP
Corry
Civil Air Patrol
Squadron 504
Group 40
Erie
Lawrence
Missing Tyrone girl 16 search ends at request of police
Police discontinue active search for Kathy Shea who vanished March 18 on way to kindergarten. FBI and hundreds worked across 500 square miles with volunteers, cadets, and officials from Erie to Harrisburg, totaling thousands of manhours in the lengthy sustained effort.
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Tyrone
Kathy Shea
R. K. Meredith
Meredith
FBI
Nyédne
Juniata
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
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Carl Chiricuzio
West Main Street
St. Thomas’ Church
L. Arlene Bangs
Spartansburg
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Alssin
James Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Robert Savko
Columbus
Mike Catalfn
Sherman Street
Lehman’s Tire Service
Joseph Mokwa
East Frederick Street
Gees Mortuary
San Diego
Calif
Sam J. Irvine
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Zem Zem Crippled Children's Hospital
Pennsylvania
Potter County
Galeton
Springfield
N. Y
New Alexandria
Clymer
Marjorie Maleski
Russell Grow
Corry Mcyee Hospital
Releas
Merle Jackman
Frances Jaquith
Asia
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Camp Knives
Aes
Guy Abbey
Prac
Camelof
Zenith America
Barney
South Center Street
Maj
Allen Heberlein
Calvin Wilde
Lois Wilde
Rose Whaley
Leonard Migliaccio
Paul Goodman
Regis Dombrowski
Charles Bowman
David Ives
David Dombrowski
John Post
David Carncke
Mary Ann Wawrejke
Barbara Segal
Beatrice Whaley
Carolynn Migliaccio
Corry Savings & Lons
Lindley R. McClelland
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Scribes”, the National Society of Legal Authors
Levi
Jean Walling
Erle
John
Robert
James
Scott
A. P. Rossiter
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel
Rossiter
Erie County
Moo
Kieh
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