Erie County items include license filings and memorial day forecast
A Paragraf Amackage license is filed by Robert Gibson and Mildred Proulera in Erie County. Warren Junior Chamber will assemble a Lockheed Starfire radar plane at Beaty playground, then hand it to Warren borough. County Republican chairman William Rice reelected. School board members named to athletic association and six year terms to begin July 1960. Local crashes, reckless driving citations, hospital updates, frost avoidance, and Memorial Day weekend weather forecast noted. Also new Erie school superintendent Dr. Joseph J. Zipper named, with temporary funds for pay boosts, and Knight Templar commander Harrison Hartline named. Real estate transfers recorded in Erie County courthouse.
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Erie County
Robert L. Gibson
Warren
Mildred L. Proulera
Corry
U.S. Air Porve
Beaty Playground
Ernest Crocker
Union City Area High School
County School Athletic Association
Ivan Miller
Wayne Township
Corry Area
Frank C. Kreitler
Girard Union Board
James Bryan
North East Boro
North East Joint Board
Alao
E. L. Heard
Waterford Township
Ft. LeBoeuf
Recover Body Of Missing Man Near Conemaugh Dam
The body of 45 year old Joseph DePalco of Johnstown was found floating in Conemaugh Dam in Derry Township. Coroner Stephen Yoney of Westmoreland County identified the victim. he had been missing since February 8.
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Wreensburg
Cambria County
Conemaugh Dam
Derry Township
Stephen Yoney
Westmoreland County
Joseph DePalco
Johnstown
Fugitive Merit Nabbed After Deep Water Dive
John Richard Merit 28 once listed among the FBI ten most wanted was found 60 feet beneath the surface aboard a diving barge. Police ordered him hauled up after he enrolled in a diving school and attempted to escape by diving in Atlanta where he was wanted for an earlier robbery.
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John Richard Merit
FBI
Merit
Atlanta
DEW line officials rule out pole photographs by enemy plane
Soviet denial highlights DEW line protection as Air Defense Command officials say it would be impossible for an enemy spy plane to photograph the United States from over the North Pole. In Washington, marble columns begin replacing sandstone on the Capitol east front, with the first of 24 columns weighing 18 tons each.
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U. S. Paramus
N. J
North Pole
America
Air Defense Command
U. S
Far North
Capitol Front
Washington
Capitol
Thousands Protest Pact At Japanese Parliament Over U S Treaty
Thousands mobbed the Japanese Parliament Building in Tokyo to protest the U S Japan mutual defense treaty. Police protected Kishi as socialist and communist factions led chants and red banners, while demonstrators urged dissolution of Parliament and U S congressional rejection.
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Tokyo
United States
Wobusuke Kishi
Tower House
Kishi
Socialist Party
Shhyo Labor Federation
Radical Students’ Federation Zengakuren
America
U.S
Eisenhower
Japan
Far East
House of Councilors
US Plane Forced Down By Red MIGs
Captain James Lindy of Findlay Ohio told a news conference that six Soviet MIGs fired on his US Air Force C17 and forced the plane to land in East Germany while en route from Copenhagen to Hamburg. He described good weather and said no off course indication appeared until the attack. The eight crew and three passengers were later released after talks with East German and Soviet authorities. Lindy faced grounding for investigation despite claiming no flight procedure violations.
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Weisbaden
Germany
Air Force
East Germany
James Lindy
Findlay
Ohio
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Lundy
Grevesmuellen
No Respite Seen In Ravaged Chile
In Calatin Province a 25 mile stretch dropped up to 1000 feet creating two new lakes in the Andes near Lake Riniline. Torrential avalanches filled valleys with rock and soil as the Chilean disaster prompted rapid U S Air Force relief.
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Calitin
Andes
Lake
Riniline
U.S. Air Force
New Jersey
Delaware
South Carolina
Santiago
Panama Canal Zone
Argentina
Cuba
Ecuador
Haiti
Peru
Netherlands
Norway
Chilean Red Cross
Halt Forest Fire Near Ft Yukon In Heat Wave
FAIRBANKS Alaska AP a forest fire flared under a heat wave threatening the village of Ft Yukon above the Arctic Circle. Firefighters including all able bodied men in the village fought the blaze two days as flames burned to 3500 acres. The fire was stopped near the village but still not controlled as temperatures neared 89 degrees in Fairbanks. The blaze appeared to be man caused and swept through timber and brush along the Yukon River.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Arctic Circle
FL —Yukon_by
Wore Hui
Fred Varney
Bureau of Land Management
Pt. Yukon
Mercury
Varney
Tinjfler-Sky
Yukon
Yukon River
Negroes Selected for Little Rock High School Attendance
Eight Negro junior high students have been selected to attend integrated high schools next year, raising Negro enrollment at Central and Hall to about 13. White students at the two schools total about 2,300. Three Negro seniors will graduate. NAACP leaders anticipate more reassignment requests under state pupil placement laws, which the board used as allowed by federal court.
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Kuuk
Ark Vap
Central and
Hall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Central, Hall
Television Review Urges Real Skills Over Portrayal
A television review mocks on screen actors for overacting with home arts like sewing knitting and cooking. It argues performers should master real craft skills before dramatic scenes, noting scenes distract from dialogue and criticize kitchen bench staging. Also reports pro golfer Pokey Oliver hospitalized after lung surgery in Denver with expected 10 day stay.
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New York
Smit
Arthur Murray
Miterburg
Philadelphia Orchestra
CBS
Eugene Ormandy
Denver
Oliver
Oliver Inter
Ex U S Citizen Seeks Return From Soviet Citizenship
Robert E. Webster of East Cleveland Ohio and Zeljenople Pennsylvania once left American life for Soviet citizenship while employed at Rand Development Co. in Moscow last summer. He now intends to return to the United States but must do so as an alien under U S immigration rules.
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Anuwigton
U. S. Immigration Office
Robert E. Webster
East Cleveland
Ohio
Zeljenople
Rand Development Co
American Pal
Moscow
Russia
James H. Rand TH
Webster
Cleveland
U.S
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Warren County
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In & Brown
Liberty Street
Po- Uce
Lawrence E. Sperry
West South Street
First Avenue
Sperry
Berry
M. 8. Cobbett
Frank Harvey
R. D
Sisters of Charity Hospital
Buffalo
Northwest
West Pleasant
Lakewood
Harley Drake
Blair Skiff
Paul W. Bergman
Skiff
Northwest Street
West Pleasant Street
Crawford County
Titusville
Joseph J. Zipper
Erle
Ghanimolusly
John Mc Hickey
Harrison C. Hartline
Erie
Grand Commandry of
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Harry F. Hostetler
Lewistown
Bessie R. Cyphert
Bessie BR. Cyphert
Essex Street
Burton M. Jourdet, Sr
Carl EB. Coates
Wayne Street
Lawrence Tberlinger
Citizens National Bank of
West Main Street
Bob Foley
Pittsburgh
Charles Ross
Vatican
Barbara A. McCash
Paul K. McCash
Grevesmuehlen
ATON
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Chile
Puerto Montt
Antonio Ugarte
Little Rock
Barbato’s
Ormance
Lory-Ta-Ou
Sale
North Center Street
Pec
Television Review
Consolidated Pool CO
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Cass Never
N. Cenner St
Sears
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