Veering Local News Tangles with Accidents and Notices
A batch of items from Corry and Erie regions reports Mrs. Fred Schwab injured by a falling Venetian blind at 118 Franking Street. Parmedical care noted and discharge followed. Also, Joseph Lilley treated after a highway crash near Union City and released from St. Vincent's Hospital. Fire crews extinguished a grass fire at 609 East Street. A complaint about a loose dog at 218 East Main Street led to a warning under the city dog ordinance. A Wayne Street dispute prompted police to warn, not referee, family quarrels. The Lawrence C Turner helped free the Norwegian freighter Harpefjell in fog near Port Colborne. Senator Joseph Clark says no federal funds for a new Erie County jail. funds exhausted. Erie officials urging a state water testing service due to pollution concerns. James F. Sipes found guilty of burglary from October 1962. to be sentenced Friday. Two Corry drivers cited in the May 4 traffic safety list for license suspensions. Jonathan Lodge IOOF initiatory degree team plans a session for Crawford County candidates. Jamestown City Council faced anti fluoridation protests seeking a referendum.
Protests Mark Anniversary Of Integration Law
The nation marked the anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling against school segregation with boycotts study-ins and marches. A New York City rally at City Hall drew 3000 to 4000, short of leaders' hopes. Organizers had sought more than 15000 from March 13 snow protests. Freedom schools appeared in Marin City Milwaukee Buffalo and other cities. The 10th anniversary fell on May 17.
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Maryland Primary Voter Turnout Light Amid Wallace Push
Voters flocked slowly in Maryland as the Democratic presidential primary opened with civil rights issues driving debate and Governor George C. Wallace campaigning hard. Senator Daniel Brewster urged victory for his side while Wallace faced uncertainty and rumblings of a potential win, with 48 convention votes at stake and Brewster filing as a favorite son to steer Maryland's delegation toward Johnson.
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Soldier from Drexel Hill among three killed at Tyndall Air Base
A small missile being readied for test firing exploded at Tyndall Air Force Base killing three technical sergeants. Victims include T.Sgt. Nicholas Markellos of Drexel Hill Pennsylvania, T.Sgt. William E B Linker of China Grove North Carolina, and T-Sgt. Julius Crochet of Loreauville Louisiana. Eight others were injured including four civilians from Middletown Pennsylvania. An Air Force spokesman said the liquid fuel of the missile exploded while the warhead did not detonate. cause of the accident was not yet determined.
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Panama City
Fla
Drexel Hill
Tyndall Air Force Base
Middletown
Tyndall
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Peter Markellos
William EB. Linker
China Grove
N.C
Julius Crochet
Loreauville
Robert K.clare
Brie L. Kinter
Kenneth H. Moyer
Samuel J. Misiti
Air Force
Reschedule Credit Card Plan Meeting
A Ritz Restaurant session failed to attract merchants with seven attendees, five of whom were business reps, prompting a new date. Justin Butters of United Credit Card Inc had proposed a 10 percent charge with recourse on accounts receivable and a possible cut to eight percent if monthly volumes reach 125000, plus a 30 day or revolving plan at 1 percent interest on unpaid balances.
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Ritz
Justin Butters
United Credit Card, Inc
Butters
Journal Daily Brings Homebound Readers News
The Journal daily offers a steady stream of local and national news for readers at home. It keeps families informed with concise reports, weather, sports scores, and community notices for all ages.
Davis Charged in River Tragedy After Brake Line Cut
In Waco Texas police charged Airman Rudy Davis 22 and his wife Edith 22 with murder after police say he cut the left front brake line of their station wagon and drove into the Bosque River seven miles north of Waco drowning their four children aged 10 months to four years. The couple reportedly escaped through an open window and Edith was treated for shock and a leg injury.
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Justice of the Peace
John Cabaniss
Rudy T. Davis
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Texas
Davis
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Here
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Cambodia Seeks international talks on neutral Southeast Asia
The Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk urged an international conference to guarantee Cambodia's independence and neutrality as France backs the call. Sihanouk praised De Gaulle, who supports neutralizing Southeast Asia, amid Cambodia accusing U S officers of involvement in cross border raids that killed villagers and led to captured soldiers.
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Indian Army unit accused in Kashmir ceasefire violation
Radio Pakistan charged that an Indian army unit crossed the Kashmir ceasefire line last night and killed four civilians at Domel, 150 miles north of Rawalpindi. The report adds that the strike occurred in the Domel area prompting calls for investigation and condemnation.
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Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
Kashmir
Domel
Lodge Camp Backs Rockefeller in California Primary
Rockefeller campaign leaders wooed supporters of moderate Republicans to back Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in the California primary. Lodge backers urged followers of Henry Cabot Lodge to vote for Rockefeller, arguing he mirrors the ambassador’s moderate Republican philosophy. Goldwater acknowledged Lodge support may shift, while Rockefeller claimed no deals and optimism about California.
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Boston
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William W. Scranton
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George Romney
Michigan
Date Stone to Mark William Penn Memorial Museum
Gov Scranton will lay the date stone for the William Penn Memorial Museum in the state Capitol complex tomorrow. The $9 million round building, started in 1960 after two decades of planning, is slated to open this fall.
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Harrisburg
Fronezaks Mark Second Anniversary Without Missing Son
CHICAGO AP Dora and Chester Fronezak observe their second wedding anniversary in sorrow over the abduction of their son. A boy born June 1, 1963, was stillborn, and their second son disappeared after a nurse in white allegedly took him from the mother’s arms the day after his birth. The family remains hopeful the child will be returned.
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Dora
Chester Fronezak
Fronezak
Michael Reese Hospital
Fronczak
Fronczak family clings to hope in ongoing search
The Fronezak couple continues daily mass and morning prayers for the infant's return. Fronezak notes his wife often struggles with hope, while she remains under medical care. Police and FBI agents persist around the clock in the search for the woman in white and Paul Joseph Fronczak, and the family says they have not given up.
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FBT
White
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Fronczaks
Union Clash Over Pay Scales Alleged by Pennsylvnia Tallymen
In Philadelphia, Judge Allan K. Grim allowed 600 freight tallyers of the Pennsylvania Railroad to proceed against their union the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employes Lincoln argues the union conspired with the railroad to keep eastern pay scales $25 to $40 monthly lower than western rates. Similar suits from 1959 and 1960 were dismissed.
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Allan K. Grim
Grim
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Pennsylvania Railroad
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