Driver Cited In Fatal Accident Near Wilcox
In Johnsonburg on May 14 Francisco Fox, 22, of St Marys, operator of a coal truck, will face voluntary manslaughter charges after a coroner's inquest found negligence in a crash on Route 219 near Tambipe. Two women died and a passenger injured when his truck, traveling on the wrong side at excessive speed, collided with Miss Helen Dus DiStephano's car. Witness Robert Bamutt testified to the investigation conducted by Acting Coroner Dr Charles Brough with District Attorney Edward Blair.
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Louise DiStephano
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Nu Zum Anxious To Be Tried On Murder Charge
Pittsburgh Steeler halfback Jerry Nu Zum seeks trial to clear his name after a New Mexico judge rules there is sufficient evidence to proceed in the 1949 case involving Ovida Coogler. Coogler's body was found half buried near Las Cruces.
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Drunken Drivers Arrested At Erie
Erie police report two more drunken drivers, including a 16 year old eastside boy, after alcohol fueled crashes. The youth lost control, jumped a curb near Lath and East avenues, and stopped against an iron fence. James Lee Torrey, 19, of Eric, detained on drunk and disorderly charges and held on $10 surety. Traffic Captain McDonald cited Torrey for permitting the intoxicated youth to drive. Howard Schneier, 34, of Lawrence Park, also jailed for drunk driving after colliding with a parked truck near 18th and Parade. Six drunken drivers jailed in 24 hours.
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Communist Leader Involved In Car Crash Injuries
Steve Nelson a Pittsburgh Communist leader and his two children were injured when their car struck a tree on East River Drive during a rainstorm. Nelson 48 is jailed on sedition charges but free on bond while he travels to Philadelphia to raise funds and interview witnesses.
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Gorillas Tragedy at Bronx Zoo Ends Melodramatic Romance
Makoko a 14 year old male gorilla at the Bronx Zoo tumbled into the moat on the eve of his transplanted jungle honeymoon with fiancé Oka. Keepers rescued him after ten minutes but he died despite oxygen and resuscitation efforts. The zoo noted Makoko had fears of water and spectators.
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Animal House
Drivers Balk At Fines Go To Jail
In the county prison today two men jailed for parking violations receive four day sentences. L. B. Utterback, 48, an engineer from Erie, and Barton Unger, 42, a machinist from Erie, were fined for failing to pay two dollar tickets. Alderman Edwin F Bowes described Utterback’s refusal to pay and Unger’s claim that another person using his car incurred the offenses.
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Erie
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Ben Gurion Visits Independence Hall in Philadelphia
Israel Prime Minister David Ben Gurion toured Independence Hall Philadelphia marking Israel’s 500 million bond issue third anniversary. About 10 000 attended the ceremony after a prior hour with scientist Albert Einstein in Princeton New Jersey.
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PLAN INVESTIGATION OF NARCOTICS TRAFFIC
Pittsburgh May 14 The Associated Press reports a growing teen drug problem in western Pennsylvania spurring a jury probe into narcotics traffic. Acting U S Attorney Ward Boyle says the investigation targets heroin cocaine and other opiates and focuses on young users and reengagers under 95. He warns the spread of the dope habit is the biggest danger.
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Boyle seeks delays to form federal grand jury pan i
Boyle plans to petition the Federal district court to extend or hold over the May grand jury. The move aims to create a special panel to handle indictments or related legal proceedings. The action reflects ongoing efforts to adapt to scheduling and legal calendar constraints.
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Boyle Orders Special Investigation In Drug Findings
Boyle directs a special investigation based on statistics compiled by the United States narcotics bureau and Vietnamese police. The report notes funding and coordination between U S authorities and local Vietnamese officers.
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