Slattery Runs With Stickers In Ward Two Race
Francis Slattery faces a May ballot omission for alderman in Erie County’s Second Ward. He launches a sticker write-in strategy against incumbent Porter Auer, mailing three stickers per envelope and guiding voters to affix them at the polling window. The ballot omission followed a loyalty oath issue and ballot practice, but Slattery presses on with his campaign.
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Slattery
Erie County Board Ofuestions
Francis Slattery
Erie County Court
Erie County
Union City
Justice of the Peace
Fred Lamberton
Lamberton
Board of Elections
Auer
Misses Bus Stop Woman Killed Walking Home
Lakewood resident Mrs Alice LaGreen died after being struck by a car while walking home in Jamestown following a missed bus stop. Snowy conditions cited by Lakewood Police Chief Anthony Caprino. Driver Seaton Crossley, 65, of Jamestown, tested after the 6:88 p.m. collision. she died at 8:50 p.m. at Jamestown General Hospital.
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Lakeway
Lakewood
Jamestown General Hospital
Alice LaGreen
Anthony Caprino
Rear Admiral Banister Dies After 30 Navy Years
York Maine Rear Admiral Alain Banister who retired after a 30 year Navy career mostly in the submarine service died yesterday in York Maine.
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York
Maine
Alain Banister
Ban on hunting and fishing remains in Pennsylvania drought
The drought persists as rains fail to end fire threat, keeping the state ban on hunting and fishing in force. Officials note six new counties declared emergency disaster areas, bringing totals to 48 eligible for Farmers Home Administration loans. Small game season will open after sufficient rainfall ends the fire risk.
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Associated Pres
Pennsylvania
State Forests and Waters
Maurice K. Goddard
Goddard
Guy Seraton
State Game Commission
Harrisburg
Loddard
Centania
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Adams
Dauphin
Juniata
Mifflin
Perry
York
Inside Today Probing Hobby Baker Case Sparks Capital Intrigue
Journal editorial page features Drew Pearson arguing the Senate Investigating Committee will see no evil hear no evil speak no evil in the Hobby Baker case. He criticizes intentions and warns of high jinks in Washington as capital politics unfold.
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Washington
Journal
Drew Pearson
Senate
Hobby Baker
Capital
How To Split A Ticket Voters Read This Reminder
Voters are urged to vote for their own candidates rather than relying on straight party tickets. Readiness to split a ticket is encouraged with steps to privately select individual candidates and use the lever above the names to cast a secret ballot.
Premature Scoop Snarls Local Murder Trial Hearing
Erie man 36, John I. Willman, is charged with the strangulation assault murder of 60 year old Mrs Laura Mutch. Indictment against Willman drew quick TV and radio coverage before formal findings. Defense seek quashment arguing broadcasts prejudiced the right to a fair trial. judge ordered show cause and set trial for November 18. Grand jury findings remain unofficial until court, and willman faces Erie County court proceedings in November.
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Willman
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Litty
Laura Mutch
Bernard Z. Quinn
James Eyre
Rossiter
Richard V. Scarpitti
Quinn-Beveridge
Erie
Foreign Aid Battle Looms Large in Senate
Washington faces a long foreign aid fight as the $3.817 billion measure survives its first Senate skirmish. Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield warn of a protracted battle, while Morse presses for committee surgery and a November 8 report deadline amid ongoing amendments and partisan sniping.
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Arj
Senate
Everett M._Dirksen
Mike ‘Mansfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Foreign Relations Committee
Morse
Dirksen
Morsa
Hubert Hy
U S Holds Breath Over Viet Nam Fight
Washington reports the new Saigon regime gains Buddhist support and will resume the war against the Viet Cong. U S officials say no advance warning was given, while ships move toward Vietnam to protect Americans as the Diem government falls and provisional Prime Minister Nguyen Ngoc Tho signals civilian participation.
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United States
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Viet Nam
Fly
Guerrilas
Vie Presinam
Prem
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Pacific
Hancock
Mongeong
South Viet Nam
Siem
Saigon
Diem
Nhu
Elsa Maxwell Dies at 80 a famed social hostess
New York AP reports Elsa Maxwell died Friday night in a New York hospital at age 80 from a heart ailment. Once humble, she rose to become a renowned party giver with a sharp tongue and wide fame, last appearing publicly at an April party ball in a Manhattan motel.
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Elss Saxwell
Miss Maxwell
Ospital
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Manhattan
New York Journal-American
Maxwell
California
Lost Children Near Corry Wander Backyard to Marion Street
Police received a report from Mrs. Gary Davis at 339 West Washington Street about three lost children who rang her doorbell at 10 o'clock. They had just moved to Corry from Log Haven and walked downtown on West Smith Street while trying to return home on Marion Street. They are the children of Mr and Mrs Allan Batley. The father is a Pennsylvania Railroad agent newly assigned to Corry.
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Corry
Gary Davis
West Washington Street
Marion
James Keppel
Marion Street
West Smith Street
West
Washington
Allan Batley
Pennsylvanie Railroad
Leaders Die in Saigon Uprising After Diem Regime Fall
Reports from Saigon say Ngo Dinh Nhu and Ngo Dinh Diem killed themselves while in custody as South Vietnam faced a bloodless government upheaval. A coup led by General Duong Van Minh installed a Buddhist civilian provisional president. US officials avoided involvement though concern over Buddhist tensions rose.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Diem
Nhu
Bangkok
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Cao Thai Bao
Washington
Death Toll Rises to Sixty Four in Indianapolis Explosion
AP reports at least 64 people died in the Holiday on Ice Revue blast at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Col iseum. Many families lost members. 18 families were affected. One body remained unidentified as investigators from multiple agencies, including Marion County grand jury, probe possible crime or omission in the tragedy.
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Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Staten
Marion County
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Jesse B. Staten
General Motors Corp
Indianapology
Mary
Susan Worland
Irene Worland
Noble RB. Pearey
Marion County Grand Jury
Sheriff's Office
State Administrative Building Council
Ithe
New Research Director Named for State Mines Department
Secretary HB Charmbury announced the appointment of David R Marr evil as the new director of coal research and development in the State Department of Mines and Mineral Industries. He also said a plan is in place to control and extinguish a subsurface mine fire in Keathy Penny Hills Two.
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Pittsburgh
State Department of Mines and Mineral Industries
David R. Marrevil
HB. Charmbury
Department
Keathy Peni Hills
Three Prisoners Escape Forestry Camp In Pinchot Park
A 13 state alarm was sounded for three escaped prisoners from a forestry camp at Pinchot State Park in York County. Police identified the trio as James Long 22 Reading Philip B Teenkour 9 Dartington and James Toward 21 Bulger. They walked away from the camp between midnight Thursday and yesterday, officers said.
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Pinchot State Park
York County
Shute
James Long
Reading
Philip B. Teenkour
Dartington
James
Toward
Bulger
Cleanup at State Fairgrounds After Rag IC Explosion
Workers using a crane remove debris as investigators identify victims after the Rag IC blast at the Taohank State Fairgrounds Coliscan. Foreground shows workmen and emergency crews securing the area amid ongoing hazmat and recovery efforts.
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Taohank State Fairgrounds
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