Erie County News Highlights From Ripley To Sugar Grove
A 48 year old Ripley man was injured in a 20 foot fall at Villa Maria College during construction. Raymond Ebert suffered chest contusions and a fractured rib. Catherine Hall, 88, was admitted with a fractured left hip after a home fall. A hunting accident cost a 17 year old Platea youth a thumb. St Vincent Hospital Erie treated him. About 200 300 PA Electric customers in Titusville area faced multi hour outages due to a substation fault. Meadvill e football player Edward Overton Jr. received surgery for injuries from practice. A wallet found on West Main Street identified as Clifford Proctor, Pleasantville. State Game Fund paid 100 dollars for predators killed in Erie County in September. 481 claimants state wide. Real estate tran sactions and local notices from Corry, Union City and Sugar Grove. Public open house at Koarke Farms dairy barn near Union City today. Driving privileges suspended for two Corry motorists Ronald Barstow and J B Saxton. The Sugar Grove Frank Darrow Hardware safe sale closed since Mr Darrow’s death last May was sold through Wilcox Brothers and Leslie Real Estate.
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Radio preacher Crawford dies in New Jersey
The Rev Dr Percy Crawford a pioneer in radio evangelism and founder of Kines College Briarcliff Manor New York died after a heart attack incurred while en route to a Lancaster church service He founded The Young People's Church of the Air and built Bible camps with a nationwide youth program reaching hundreds of stations and a 1949 TV program Youth of the Match.
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NY Newspaper Strike Averted
AP reports New York City newspapers avoided a strike as negotiators kept talking past late hours. A tentative contract would raise pay, add a fourth week of vacation after ten years, and set new pension and welfare contributions. details for other workers were not disclosed. The Guild plans to present the proposal to members for ratification. Newsrooms include the Times, Post, World Telegram, Daily News, and Herald Tribune.
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Struck Pa plant challenges UAW as negotiator
A struck Altoona Pennsylvania tube plant seeks NLRB backing to determine if workers want the United Auto Workers to remain their bargaining agent. The plant manager threatened to hire more nonunion staff while offering 35 cents above the strike wage, and the union argues a shift to a profit sharing plan would cut pay by 47 cents hourly. The dispute follows a 16 day strike by UAW Local 41. Also noted is upcoming track and field championships at the University of Pennsylvania from June 10 to 17.
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Marlow Looks At Todays News Washington AP
Marlow reviews campaign dynamics as Kennedy and Lodge trade lines on Nixon and presidential readiness. He notes Nixon’s alliances, Kennedy’s calm response to hecklers, and Lodge’s abroad prestige claims amid polling signals. Public rallies, campus incidents, and partisan chatter shape the race.
Wall Cave-in Injures 39 Year Old Worker in Wes
Henry M. Terwilliger, 39, was trapped by a wall collapse at a Wesleyville construction site in Weateyville yesterday. He was transported by ambulance to Dam and admitted in critical condition with multiple fractures. Hospital aides said amputation became necessary several hours later. Terwilliger, employed by Erie Excavating Plc., was the on-site worker.
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Erie Excavating PLC
Delay Trial Of Trucker In Death Of Three
The case against trucker Shaffer was delayed after charges related to the death of three people were filed. Indictments named Mrs Louse M Huldert and her son John Albert Wolderdy along with their grandmother Helen Prances Holtuff of Elizabeth. The defendants faced arrest and the matter proceeds with scheduled hearings and postponements.
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Voice Of The People reacts to 8 hour week plan
A reader letters to the editor argue against a proposal for an eight hour work week, warning it may worsen unemployment, boost juvenile and adult delinquency, and create constitutional issues with a second job. The writer predicts automation and laments utopian 24 hour work week ideas. George Cooklis signs the note.
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Television Review Notes on 1960s NBC and ABC Schedules
Television critics assess season drafts noting NBC only two long running shows “Riverboat” and “Dan Raven” remain, while other slots shift to replacements like “The Happy Time” and guest spots. CBS debates “The Witness” tweaks and ABC study includes “Dowerous-eye” and “Hong Kong and the Islanders” with Hawaiian Eye revival hopes.
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Might Turn Out To Be House That Jack Lost
A rally in Convention Hall last night drew a Kennedy supporter who, with limited assistance from two others, raised a large banner declaring “Tin Weather: my house on Kennedy” as the Democratic presidential candidate spoke. The wording indicates a political protest or strong support connected to Senator John F. Kennedy.
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