Two Car Crash on West Smith Street
A two car collision at West Smith street and Mead avenue at 2 am caused $1000 in damage with no injuries. Police report a parked car owned by Sandra G. Taylor at 332 Mead avenue was struck after Charles F. Hand of 49 West South street turned from West Smith into Mead. Hand, 55, drove east on West Smith and swerved left off the road into the parked car. Both cars sustained $500 damage.
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West Smith Street
Mead Avenue
Sandra G. Taylor
West Smith
Charles F. Hand
West South Street
East Washington Street
William Beisel
Maple Avenue
Beisel
Shafer Urges Appreciation Of The Arts
Philadelphia Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer urges government to become a patron of the arts while speaking at the Philadelphia College of Art inauguration. He cautions artists require freedom of expression and privacy to share universal truths, and notes education woes from fiscal limits.
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Philadelphia
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
George D. Culler
Philadelphia College of Art
Schuylkill County
Blue Mountain
Orwigsburg
Family Targeted Daily Journal Tip
A note suggests a daily Tue Journal read for young readers at home. It recommends parents consider a subscription to benefit children away from home with engaging, age appropriate content. The Journal promises timely stories and activities for daily use.
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Tue Journal Daily
FHA Office Here Makes 210 Small Loans In Area
The Farm Home Administration led small loan program under the Economic Opportunity Act aids poverty stricken rural residents in Erie and Warren counties. To date 28 loans totaling 59080 dollars have been made, with up to 2500 dollars available without collateral for income boosting projects. Loans run up to 15 years at 4.8 percent, with repayment based on ability to pay. Families have used funds to buy cows, machinery and other income producing needs.
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Erie
Warren County
Farmers Home Administration
Warren
Robert J. Meneely
Corry Fha
Corry
Police Kill Unwelcome Bear in Medina Suburb
A 200 pound black bear was shot and killed in Medina after a day-long hunt. Police Chief Al Anglin fired a rifle to end the treed bear episode in the backyard of Mr. and Mrs. James Bergstrom as two dogs had treed it in a quiet residential area east of town.
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Medina
Here
al Anglin
James BE. Bergstrom
Five Newborns Recorded at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday to Dr and Mrs James Bogden at Corry Memorial Hospital in Corry. Frances Olson is Mrs Bogden’s prior name. A son arrived this morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Yoder of 523 North Center Street, Mrs Yoder formerly Jane Ott. Norman L Ecker of Ashville New York welcomed a daughter Saturday evening, and Mr and Mrs Cecil K Dennis of Corry, Mrs Dennis formerly Carol Tripp, welcomed a daughter yesterday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Larry Dempsey at 114 Snyder Circle, Mrs Dempsey formerly Alice Williams.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
James. Bogden
East South Street
Richard Yoder
North Center Street
Yoder
Jane Ott
Norman L. Ecker
R. D
Ashville
N.Y
Cecil K. Dennis
Corry
Dennis
Carol Tripp
Larry Dempsey
Snyder Circle
Dempsey
Alice Williams
U S Bombers Link to Saigon May Day Turmoil
In Saigon amid a May Day demonstration, about 5,000 anti-Communist Roman Catholics demanded the ouster of U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge while praising American aid. They accused Lodge of bias toward Buddhists, a charge tied to Diem’s 1963 overthrow. Lodg e was in Rome to meet the pope. Elsewhere a grenade hit the home of pro West union leader To Than Tuy en, injuring him and four family members.
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Saigon
Hoc Mon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Rome
Paul VI
To Than’ Tuyen
Senate, House labs push civil rights and aid bills
The Senate adjourn may occur after mourning Sen. McNamara as bills move slowly. Secretary Rusk testifies on foreign aid while Katzer Nacht leads civil rights hearings. House panels plan auto safety talks with Ralph Nader and push food for freedom and military procurement. Government Operations resumes debate on a transportation department, while Agriculture funding and anti discrimination efforts advance. The ethics panel to review Dodd Klein ties announces no date yet.
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Patrick V. McNamara
D-Mich
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Nicholas Katzernach
Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
House Commerce Committee
Ralph Nader
Department of Transportation
Agriculture Department
President Johnson
Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
D- Conn
Chicago
Julius Klein
Alabama Runoff Set In Senate Race As Voting Rights Push Views
Six States page continues with a runoff set for May 31 to decide top two candidates. Names include former Govs Folsom and Patterson, ex Rep Elliott and others among field. Voter turnout frames fall elections for 435 House seats and 35 governors, with DOJ opening 31 Alabama offices to handle voter intimidation complaints. African American registration seen rising, now about a quarter of eligible voters.
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James E. Folsom
John Patterson
Carl Elliott
Richmond Flowers
Bob Gilchrist
A. W. Todd
Charles Woods
Sherman Powell
Eunice S. Gore
House
Johnson
South
Justice Department
Alabama
Louis Martin
Cratic National Committee
School budget cuts total near thirty thousand
Items removed from the budget include activities bus 2500 administration furniture 1000 adult education 1000 extra clerical help 500 instructional materials center 4900 janitor contingency fund 4013 substitute teachers 6925 teaching contingencies 9000 vocational agricultural teacher 8500. These reduce spending to about 28350 after adding 10000 for administration salaries, matching directors request.
Prince Friedrich of Prussia's Body Recovered
In Bingen Germany the body of Prince Friedrich of Prussia grandson of the last Kaiser was recovered yesterday from the Rhine. He had been missing since April 19 and police expect the body to be taken to Mainz for an autopsy.
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Bingen
Germany
Friedrich
Prussia
Rhine
Mainz
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