Beaver teen assaulted as wallet theft tied to driver
Lawrence Mechley 21 of Fairview Park Ohio is free on 300 bond pending grand jury action after a hearing on assault and battery for grabbing the arm of 19 year old Carol Goe as she loaded groceries. Royal Fil-Boyer Jr. 33 of Beaver Falls pleaded guilty to taking the wallet. Separate items report a state harness racing bill awaiting Gov Scranton signature, Rep Walter’s health, a Rockwell Homewood lab opening, and hospital expansion in Philadelphia.
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Beaver
Lawrence Mechley
Fairview Park
Ohio
Mechley
Anthony J Fuble
Carol Goe
Royal Fil- Boyer Jr
Beaver Falls
Harrisburg
Independent State Harness Racing Commission
Agriculture Department
Education bill split as separate college aid passes
A House Education subcommittee split President Kennedy's omnibus education bill and approved a $1.195 billion program to build college classrooms laboratories and libraries. Administration opposed merging aid into the broader plan. The move reflects bipartisan support for college aid as the likeliest to win approval. President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 3 p.m. EST on Wednesday. A Senate labor subcommittee approved a bill requiring equal pay for equal work for men and women. In the Middle East, Rep Ogden Reid urged Kennedy to reaffirm U.S. opposition to force or threats of force among regional nations.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Middle East
Rep
Ogden R. Reid
RNY
Israel
Eisenhower
U.S
Two Mothers Find Holdups No Joke
Two Fredonia mothers Susan LaBarron 21 and Sally Duldo 20 faced a stern warning from Surrogate Judge McKinley L. Phillips for tavern sitting after pleading guilty April 1 to a misdemeanor conspiracy to commit a crime. They had been charged with robbery and attempted robbery from September incidents where hitchhikers were demanded money at pistol point. They received nine months in Monroe County Penitentiary to be followed by two years probation, with the judge noting the act was no longer a joke and justice required supervision to care for their child.
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Mayville
Fredonia
Chautauqua County
McKinley L. Phillips
Susan Jane LaBarron
Sally Jean Duldo
Dunkirk
Monroe County Penitentiary
Phillips
Jails Jammed With Negroes Continues At City Jail
A march led by Dick Gregory near a Negro church drew about 2,000 people who carried segregation placards and sang freedom songs. Police halted the crowd, arrested dozens, and loaded them into buses for jail. King ally Wyatt Tee Walker said plans for a jail march were canceled after planning discussions.
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Gregory
Dick Gregory
Wyatt Tee Walker
King
Walker
Greenwood
Miss
Riot at Princeton sees 1,000 students clash with police
Princeton University students stormed Gov Hughes mansion and the university president's house, marching across campus and into town for about three hours. Police arrested 14 rioters, charged as disorderly persons, released on $2 bail with May 20 court appearances. The episode, worst in a decade, followed a dormitory incident tied to a weekend party.
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Princeton
N.J
Princeton University
Richard J .Hughes
University
Robert F. Goheen
Justice Department aids food and shelter for hungry youths
King said the department helped provide meals for young people who had not eaten while still out in cold weather. Officers reported about 4300 prisoners in a city jail with 900 capacity, and county jail officials estimated 1150 confined there. Hundreds of Negro teens were housed at the State Fair Grounds as marches occurred, and about 150 Negroes were arrested for anti segregation picketing in downtown stores.
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King
State Fair Grounds
Ice Crystals Cause Of Orange Light In Pa Sky
In southwestern Pennsylvania many residents saw an orange glow in the southern sky last night. Allegheny Observatory head Nicholas E. Wagman attributed it to ice crystals in high cirrus clouds. He noted a red dish and concentric ring around the moon as due to frost. An FAA spokesman said a steel mill furnace at McKeesport may have contributed, with the furnace glow reflecting off ice crystals creating a vertical streak.
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Pennsylvania
Nicholas E. Wagman
Allegheny Observatory
Wagman
Federal Aviation Agency
Greater Pittsburgh
McKeesport
Waxman
Hold Rites For E. Clark Lindsey
Funeral rites for E Clark Lindsey were held at 2 p m yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev E C Docherty officiating. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery Columbus. Bearers were Marty Paul Carl Clabbatt Boyd Darling John Griffis and Terry Lindsey. Relatives and friends from Corryrea and Sherman attended including Edward Lindsey Chardon Ohio Mrs Richard Wyant Fort Bragg NC Miss Agnes Lindsey Mrs Harvey McDonald Mrs Edith Prindle Mrs Margaret Lawrence James Lindsey Jamestown Sugar Grove and others.
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Bracken
E. C. Docherty
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Marty
Paul
Carl Clabbatt
Boyd Darling
John Griffis
Terry Lindsey
Corryrea
Edward Lindsey
Chardon
Ohio
Richard Wyant
Marlow Looks At Todays News Disarmament Talks
James Marlow reviews the stalled U S Russia disarmament talks, noting distrust and the need for a foolproof inspection regime. He argues that even with a ban agreement, Russia and the United States would still retain all nuclear weapons while other powers like France and Red China complicate the process. The piece frames the stalemate as a long running, skeptical struggle amid shifting alliances and strategic ambitions.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Tahiti Islands
Pacific
U.S. Senate
China
France
Moscow
Red China
Dunkirk Store Burglarized Second Time
Dunkirk State Police report a second break in at the Super Duper market at Route 5 20 Silver Creek. Manager Sem Muscarella found the burglary about 8 20 yesterday when opening. Cigarettes candy bars and some food items were taken. Two cash drawers were damaged but intact funds remain. Authorities are investigating entry method and timing.
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Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
Silver Creek
Sem Muscarella
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University of Town Music
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North Center ST
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