Boy Mistaken for Turkey Fires Fatal Shot in Pennsylvania
A 1 year old Meadville boy charged with accidental death by shooting after mistaking Sylvester C. Dennis 31 of Saegertown for game during opening small game season near Sheffield. Dennis died from a chest wound amid statewide hunting accidents totaling 92.
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Warren
Meadville
Sylvester C. Dennis
Saegertown
Sheffield
James Robert Brunot
Robert Brunot
R. D
Brunot
Dennis
Richard E. Hagerty
Charles Lawrence
Woodland Township
Young Brunot
Justice of the
Vincent Sprague
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Price
Wanpum
Lawrence County
Fred C. Vivello Jr
Williamsport Hospital
Three Hurt In Area Mishaps Continued From Page One
Three traffic incidents over the weekend left three injured. Loomis 32 of Erie was driving north on Brooks Rocks road when a animal jumped onto the car. A passenger suffered flying glass injuries but was treated and released. Police report damage to the car at $35. A third crash near Waterford at 12/30 involved Wayne Sipes 26 of Erie losing control and hitting a telephone pole with no injuries.
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Loomis
Erie
Brooks Rocks
Corty Memorial Hospital
Waterford
Wayne Sipes
Hold Rites For William Greer
Pinal rites for William J. Greer were held at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg Saturday after a100n. Rev. Luther Parker pastor of the Lincolnville Baptist Church officiated and interment was made in Riceville Cemetery. Serving as bearers were Jack Greer James Tracy Fred Tracy Edgar Alderman Leroy Ehrhart and Ronald Greer.
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William Greer
William J. Greer
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Luther Parker
Lincolnville ' Baptist Church
Riceville
Jack Greer
James ‘Tracy
Fred Tracy
Edgar Alderman
Leroy Ehrhart
Ronald Greer
Rites Held For F. E. Whittlesey at Bracken Funeral Home
Last rites for F. E. Whittlesey were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bauer officiating. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Raymond Mfg. Co. employees and Presbyterian elders served as honorary bearers. Attending from away were relatives and friends from Dallas Columbus LaGrange Bedford Bristol Jamestown and Rochester area.
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F. E. Whittlesey
Federal
B. Whittlesey
Bracken Funeral Home
Paul Bauer
Monroe, Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Raymond Mfg. Co
Ralph Carron
Roy Reed
William Caster
Joseph Pitcavage
Paul Auer
Gerald Staples
The
Robert Tunnell
Warren Titus
J. Donald Watson
John Kennedy
Elmer Sharer
Clarence Wallace
Paul Weed
Samuel Wood
Alfred van Dresar
Lawrence McCray
Wilbur Rickers
Ross Fehlman
F. L. Whittlesey
Edward Stopp
Johnnie Jerome
Dallas
Tex
Virginia Williams
LaGrange
Wesley First
Karen First
Columbus
Ohio
Donald McNams
Bedford
Mass
Lawrence Whittlesey
Julia Fisher
Richester
N. Y
Ralph Carroll
Martin Thoren
Cleveland
Akron
Lena TeCulyer
Clymer
Harry C. Barnes
Wallace Barnes
Carlyle Barnes
G. Theodore Zahnke
Bristol, Conn
Roy Seastead
Warren
Margaret West Hughes
Jamestown
Johnson Denounces GOP as Extremist in Native State Speech
In the native state the President said the Republican was not a true conservative but a radical who had resorted to smears and scandal. He praised Goldwater and said the American people favor moderation and would choose Democratic leadership.
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Johnson
Goldwal
Rep. E. Miller
Democratic Party
Astronaut Freeman to be buried after Arlington service
NASA astronaut Theodore C. Freeman 34 will receive a hero's burial at Arlington National Cemetery after services in Seabrook Texas. Freeman grew up in Delaware and his death came when his 138 jet crashed during a training flight. Air Force investigators will move the wreckage to a hangar to determine the crash cause amid speculation the plane struck geese near Ellington AFB.
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Houston
Tex
Theodore C. Freeman
Arlington National Cemetery
Seabrook
Freeman
Air Force
Faith Freeman
Faith Huntington Freeman
John Freeman
Lewes
Del
Ellington Air Force Base
Fear Repeated Red Attacks in Vietnamese Base Area
Reports describe repeated Viet Cong attacks around three bases with mixed Vietnamese and American defenses. An artillery officer notes base survey by VC from nearby mortars and challenges in holding countryside perimeters. VC infiltration remains a near daily concern as bases endure shelling by guesswork and retreats of three dawn battalions.
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Icle
Turkey
Bayle
Hiciren
Center St
McKenna
Chapel Hill
N. C
Richard McKenna
U. S. Navy
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Politica
Poli
Ford O'Dell
Stanley Blair
Erie County
William Sesler
Scranton
House
Commonwealth
Authority
Erie City and County
Harvey McClure
Julian Pulaski
Democrat
Erie A-F.l.-C
Council
Uaw-Cio-Afl
Corry, Pa
New York Herald-Tribune
American Medical Association
AMA
American
Bennett's
Corry
House of Values
W. Washington Sr
A&p Applesauce
A&p Sauerkraut
Dane Parker
New York State
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