School Aides Stand Not Guilty in Election Law Case
Roy Foley and Arthur Monahan pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Erie to charges of violating state election laws. They were released on recognizance. attorney Edward Carney, brother of school board solicitor William Carey, will represent them. Robert Couney, a Democratic candidate, filed charges after a conference about disparaging stories in the Bue County Democrat.
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Erie
Roy Foley
Arthur Monahan
Justice of the
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Lawrence Parke
Olman
Une
Edward Carney
William Carey
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Dresciman
Robert Couney
Foley
Monahan
Johnson
Bue County Democrat
Whoere
Cooney
Utility Workers Strike In Cleveland
The Utility Workers Union walked out at midnight affecting 620000 customers served by the Cleve Electric Company along Lake Erie shore including Cleveland and 187 nearby communities. Local 270's 2500 members staged the walkout after emergency talks urged by Mayor Anthony Celebrezze over a job assignment clause in the contract.
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Cleveland
Utility Workers Union
Cleveted Electric Tmuminating Co
Lake Erie Shore
Anthony Celebreze
Corry FFA Banquet Awards Honor Local Agricultural Stars
Last night’s Future Farmers of America banquet at Corry Area High School awarded Ronald King the DeKalb honor for outstanding vocational agriculture. Merlin Stoltetus, Raymond Mosher, Marvin King, and Gerald Stoltatis received national FFA medals and other recognitions as L M Doughis, H J Sheen, and Farold Wolfe attended. Ivan Miller and Merle Coulter spoke on greenhouse work and related activities.
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Citizens Nations Bank
National Ffa Foundation
Merlin Stoltetus
Raymond Mosher
Marvin King
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L. M. Doughis
J. Sheen
Farold Wolfe
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Merle Coulter
NATO Chiefs Seek Inspection Exchange Under Nuclear Talks
Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin proposed mutual air inspection of vast territories to verify disarmament while offering to open European and Far Eastern zones for scrutiny. The plan calls for reducing armed forces to 20 million per side and halting nuclear tests, but critics say it would expose key U S industrial regions and base sites to inspection.
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Red China
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France
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Far East
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London
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Sberia
Knowland Plans Civil Rights Action
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Senate debate on civil rights with Knowland and Johnson mentioned. References to committees, appropriations, and a push to bring civil rights legislation to the floor, with calls for continued action and potential delays noted.
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Knowland
Titusville Woman Foils Derailment By Spotting Broken Rail
A Titusville resident alerted authorities after discovering a broken rail while walking with a friend. The warning enabled a Pennsylvanian railway employee to halt a three unit train before it reached the flaw, averting likely disaster.
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Tinea Spuirian
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Sil City
Valey
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